Memorial Service Notes and Memorial Emblems
The service featured music and remarks by Rev. George M. Zacherlas at Christ's Extension with sections for Infants and Adult School groups. Memorials for George Walter Kaniman Eleanor Shepherd Alice E Ramsburg John Green and others were presented with floral stars broken column and wreaths, reflecting solemn remembrance by the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Zacherlas
Musie
Stout
God
K. Otis Speseard
Ada
Ite
George Walter Kaniman
Eleanor Shepherd
Alice E. Ramsburg
John Green
Lewistown
David V. Stauffer
Apple
Stauffer
Churches Plan Communion and Meetings Across Communities
News notes report communion planned at 2f Presbyterian Church in Johner lie with a testimony meeting and love feast. The Western Conference Maryland Lutheran Synod to meet next in Williamsport. May procession of St John’s Catholic Church children scheduled for Sunday afternoon. Western Conference met in Waynesboro with sermons and discussions on duties of church membership and family prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johner ‘Lie
Western Conference of the
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Williamsport
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lutheran Ccolfreencz
Western Conference of Maryland Lutheran Synod
Waynesboro
Charles A. Hoy
V. Miller
A. &. Kerlin
M. D. Gaver
George & Bowers
J. H. Kreps
A. D. Gaver
Edwin Hey Delk
Ray
J. B. Meurer
Charles §. Trump
Miller
E. B. Jones
Rey. A. D.aver
Memorial Services for Soldiers to Be Held in County
Memorial services will be held tomorrow at Antietam in Washington County and at Liberty in the same county. The gravesite decoration at Thurmont will be observed Saturday at 6 30 p.m. An invocation will be delivered by Rev. M. H. Courtney with addresses by Rev. MF Oarter BO B Castle and GA Whitmore. The cornet band of Graceham will provide music for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam
Washington County
Liberty
Thurmont
M. H. Courtney
Reve MF. Oarter
BO. B. Castle
GA. Whitmore
Cornet Band
Graceham
Saloons Planned for Braddock by Baadit and Hauser
Joseph F Baadit and Paul Hauser plan opening saloons on both sides of the National Pike near Brad dock Heights. They may petition the court to deny license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Joseph F. Baadit
Paul Hauser
National Pike
Braddock Heights
Postmaster Named at Beallayille in Montgomery County
Adolphus Lindig has been commissioned postmaster at Beallayille Montgomery County in a recent appointment. The move confirms Lindig as head of the Beallayille post office, outlining duties and authority for mail service in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beallayille
Adolphus Lindig
Beallsyilie
Montgomery County
Knights Templar Observe Ascension Day at M E Church
Jacques de Molay Commandery No 4 with Eminent Commander Lemuel G. Duval observed Ascension Day by marching from their asylum to the Methodist Episcopal Church. Drums and banner led the procession as Rev Dr Wm L McKenney preached a full, seated service. The drum corps received praise for its music and the crowd filled Market and Church streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques de Molay
Knights Templar
Lemuel G. Duval
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dram Corps
G. Waring Tyson
Wm. L. McKenney
Christ
Peter
Jesus
Lfe
Earth
USA
Keighte
Drumcorps
Lawyer Dainty Files Embezzlement Charge in Carroll County
State's attorney yesterday filed the indictment against Joseph E. Lankford for allegedly embezzling 742 dollars from Charles A. L. and Albert H. Runkles of West Airy Carroll County. The case was tried on April 7 but the jury disagreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altormey Daity
Baltimcore
Joseph E. Lankford
Charles AL
Albert H Runkles
Wt. Airy
Carrol County
Railway Men's Relief Payments Reported for April by PRR Department
The Pennsylvania Railroad Voluntary Relief Department cites payments for April across death, accident and sickness categories totaling substantial sums. The organization notes cumulative payments since inception amounting to millions, with figures showing 25 433.23 for deaths 8 809.05 for accident and 16 881 G6 for sickness along with 81 123.44 for foal and a grand aggregate of 5 301 793 68 since February 15 1897 through April 30 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Voluntary Relief Department
Boy Thrown From Horse In Bentz Street Incident
The nine year old son of Mr James Smith of Bentz street was riding a horse on Wednesday evening when he was thrown to the ground and trampled. One arm sustained cuts and bruises. Dr Marty Fahmey provided medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Bentz Street
Marty Fahmey
Accident to a Little Child at Home
Master Clifford Doll, two years old, son of Mr. Clifford Doll, fell and cut his head while playing at home. Dr. F. F. Smith dressed the wounds, and the child is reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Clifford
Clifford Doll
F. F. Smith
Horse Sick Remains Behind in Gettysburg Trip
One of the horses driven to Gettysburg this week by Col. L. Y. Baughman and a party became ill there and had to be left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
L. Y. Baughman
Marriage licenses tied to Dorsey and King in Frederick Buckeystown
Nathaniel Dorsey of Frederick and Jennie King of Buckeystown, both described as colored, appear in marriage license notes. Linwood Camp meeting set to begin this year on August 6 at the camp ground, signaling local religious events alongside the license notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Dorsey
Frederick
Jennie King
Buckeystown
Colored
Linwood Camp Meeting
Death of Willium E Percy in canal drowning near Oldtown
The body of William E. Percy of Frostburg Allegany county was recovered after a dramatic canal drowning near Oldtown at 2 AM. His horse toppled into the water, he was thrown from the saddle, cried for help, and could not be saved. Percy, in his 56th year, was a wealthy coal region businessman and bank director with life insurance totaling $235,000. He leaves a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willim E- Percy
Frostburg
Allegany County
Cheapeake and Ohio Canal
Oldtown
Bateman
Percy
Mr. Percy
Williams R. Percy
Old Boston
Eckhart
Douglas Percy
Scotland
Cumberland
Secord Ns—tloast Bank
Gumberland
Lutheran Church
Efe
Lowndes
Wellington
Sloan
Dianapolis
Meary Bishop
George B
Rosamond EK
W. E. G. Hitching
C. C. Shaw
Mee
T. de Wt
Westernport
W. H. Lefevre
Kira
J. J. Shaw
Gomberland
Alstera
Douglas G. Percy
Caomberland
Wm. Blake
Stra
Thomas Wolfe
Tats
City
The Strawberry Fete Ends With Strong Attendance
The Strawberry Fete directed by the Ladies Auxiliary of the YMC A closed with large attendance and satisfactory receipts. Two solos by Mrs W F Alten and a May pole dance delighted the crowd. The Frederick Select Orchestra played "Black America" to audible appreciation. Gross receipts over three evenings totaled 151 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Y. M.C. AL
Bire
W.F. Alten
Frederick
Baseball at Emmitsburg on College grounds Chestertown wins
A Tuesday afternoon game on Ms. Macy's College grounds in Emmitsburg saw Chestertown's Washington Club defeat Ms. Gi Macy's Club 1 to . The previous day South Streets beat Carroll Streets 21 to 16 with Joe Chew and Jobe Tracy as South Streets battery while Tom Sbilituc and Charley Reynolds led Carroll Streets. A large crowd attended both games.
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Ms. Bt
Macy’s College
Emmitsburg
Gi. Macy's Club
Washington Club
Chestertown
South Streets
Carroll Streets
South
Joe Chew
Jobe Tracy
Tom Sbilituc
Charley Reynolds
Carrol
Cantata of the Fairies of the Lesson at the Academy
The cantata of the Fairies of the Lesson and the Dream of Fairyland will be rendered this evening by pupils at the Academy of the Visitation. Exercises begin at 6 30. The Besbian Society of the Women's College marks its anniversary with a gathering at eight this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of the Visitation
Besbian Society
The
Women’s College
Virginia gentleman seeks runaway in Frederice over large reward
A Virginia man named Bammen arrived in Frederice this week hunting a runaway youth named Baimé. The case involves a $20,000 reward to be claimed by the young man and his ill father desires to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Bammen
Frederice
Independent Hose Company plans Annapolis rail trip
The Independent Hose Company voted last night to attend the annual demonstration in Annapolis. The trip will cost $1.76 round trip to Baltimore, with about 50 cents or less for the boat ride to Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.rb
Independent Hose Company
Anmapolis
Jane
Pennsylvania
Western Maryland
Baltimore
Annapolis
Whit Monday Celebration at Local School Houses
The Jr. Q. U. A.M. of Middletown and Jefferson Will raise flags and present Bibles at Whit-Monday events at Bread Run and Burkittsville school houses. The American Band of Middletown will furnish music and Rev. O. W. Stinespring and Mr. Reno Harp will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bread Run
Burkittsville
Middletown and
Jefferson
American Band of
Middletown
Inien
O. W. Stinespring
Mr. Reno
Harp
Middletown Fears Union Pole Removal Cuts City Line
In Middletown residents fear Western Union will remove its poles and wires from the National Pike route and place them along the 8. & 0. to Cumberland. The change would sever Middletown from outside telephone connections, isolating the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Western Union
National Pike
Cumberland
The Danger of Delay in Embracing God’s Religion
The fourth sermon in a weeklong series by Elder Andrew Hutchinson at the German Baptist Church urged immediate acceptance of faith. He argued Holy Spirit guidance, warned against emotionalism, and cited Biblical examples while recounting a West Virginia case of a girl who delayed conversion and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Timothy
Dev
Autchinson
Hutchison
Maryland National Guard Orders Summer Readiness
The Maryland National Guard soldiers were recalled from summer vacations to be on short notice. General order from Brig. Gen. J.B. Phipps directs Fourth and Fifth Regiments to split companies into squads so messages reach noncommissioned officers quickly. Off duty officers must report absences and addresses to keep headquarters informed. Also notes Willam Buchheimer of Frederick sold property in Alexandria to F. Tubin for 3000 dollars. An opera house show of Sylvia's Soldier by Greater New York Comedy Company on June 21 with Schaub and Ring performing a travesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Nations] Guard
J.B. Phipps
C&cern
Hite
Willam Brchheimer
Frederick
King Street
Asaph Street
Henry Brengle
Alexandria
F. Tubin
Buchheimer
Wise
City Opera House
New York
Sylvia
Schaub
Ring
Swindler posing as detective targets towns in Boonsboro
A mid sized indig man claiming to be a detective hunted for an unspecified digtiller in Boonsboro last week and vanished mysteriously after swindling several Middletown residents, earning him a fraud designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Middletown
Frederick man injured in Roanoke pole accident
Joseph Walling of Frederick a lineman for the Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Company fell forty feet from a pole in Roanoke Virginia breaking his right leg yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walling
Frederick
Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Company
Roanoke
Reserve Agent Approved for National Banks in Maryland
The Comptroller of the Currency approves Third National Bank of Baltimore as reserve agent for Citizens' National Bank of Frederick. The action designates the Baltimore institution to provide reserve services under federal banking rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third National Bank of Baltimore
Citizens’ National Bank of
Frederick
Woman Falls From Porch Breaks Jawbone In Fair Incident
Mrs. Thomas Huder of Wheaton Montgomery county aged about fifty fell from a porch and broke her jawbone. Preserve health with Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as keeping you well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Huder
Wheaton
Montgomery County
Mysterious Gila monster arrives in New Market
A stranger from San Angelo brings a Gila monster, a poisonous lizard native to Arizona. Dr. B A Hopkins plans to study its poison effects on animals. The animal, about eighteen inches long, is kept in confinement and will be photographed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
San Angelo
Texas
Dolph. Rankles
B.A. Hopkine
Gila
Arizona
Rome
Gila River
Tr. Hopkins
Smith tests Hagerstown to Baltimore cycling route
Benny Smith of Baltimore rode the Hagerstown to Frederick route to prep for a record trial next Sunday. Officials from Hagerstown, Frederick, and Ridgeville will pace and time him, with Emil starting in Hagerstown at 6:80 am and times sent to finish timers. Smith reports good appetite and no digestion issues, noting 25 mile segments with notably fast second leg.
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Smith
Hagerstown
Gnish
Weesrs
McCardy
Birely
Wagner
Frederick
Emil
City Hotel
Geagan's Falls Bridge
Frederick Road
Ira J. J. McCurdy
Ridgeville
Henry Smith
New Masonic Order to Open Branch in Frederick
A petition in the possession of W Nash Young signals a new branch of the Eastern Star Masonic organization for Frederick. Young will apply for a charter in January. the branch may be instituted weeks later with women supervising, and the head office being in California. Nellie McCardell of Hagerstown will speak at Frederick next week at a joint reunion of women’s college alumnae and Frederick Female Benevolent Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nash Young
Indiea
Frederick
Esstero Star
Young
Jane
Sta
Galifornis
Will Reckie
Nellie McCardell
Hagerstown
Woman’s College
Remembrance Note and Antique Sale Notice
In loving remembrance of Welty Sheffeld one year after his death the bereaved mother recalls the cherished son and sacred memories. The auction sale of George E Myer’s stock of silverware clocks and jewelry begins today and continues daily until disposed of with reserved chairs for ladies and a decorative gift for each attendee. Mr B G Etchelberger will be at the City Bowl Frederick on May 31 to show marronery samples and provide engraving information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welty
Sheffeld
George E Myer
Sonveri
B. G. Etchelberger
N. Charles Street
Baltimore
Frederick
Womans College Commence Exercises and Events
A series of college events runs from May 28 to June 3 including operetta performances A Dress Rehearsal May 28 and a Castle in Spain lecture May 29 a Baccalaureate Sermon May 30 a Music Department Concert May 31 and a Close Day Exercises June 2 followed by Commencement Exercises June 3 with Hon W A Hensel as speaker Also listed are a June 1 art display and June 3 tournament and alumni anniversary Admission by card
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Womans College
Spain
J. B. Pragh
Plinsburg
Teats Sermor
Evangelical Reformed Church
Pragh
Music
W. A. Hensel
Lancester
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Dorn
Elector of
Hanover
Osnubers
Lang
John Rudolph Agesiz
Borm Im Moter
Switwerland
Sir Bumphry Dery
Noeh Webster
New Haven
West Bartford
Conn
Lord John Russell
Earl Rosell
Shaw
Grecia
Washmeron
D. C
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W.K. Moons
Weather Bureau
Silas A. Thomas
Woman's College
Tupscneae
Co. C. Carty
Reformed Church
Reformed Sunday School
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Frpapre
W.J. Mkenney
M. E. Church
Tre Late
W. K. Pexkey
the Holy Spirit
Elder Auschingon
Gdr
Hood
Queer
Gils
Logal Mention
L. EK
North Market ST. N. B
John John Hendrickson
Smolre
DAIN
Sumner
PARTY
Day
Alibbone
ARBA
Joan Hexprcxson
Wraer Stockings
Lhmea
Standard Oil Company
Ciy
Red Warong
Charles Kuntz
M. P. Morse
North Market Street
New Crown
New Arlington
New Tribane
H. F. Shipley
Steading
Victor
Victor Remedies CompAny
Frederick, Md
O. E. Oline
Carpeis
Cath
C. E. Cine
Mar Vin
Marvin
Mir Janch
Graham Creckert
N. Market Ney
N. Market St
Bailing Grocery Co
Rodoue
Ned
Jrodock
Eodock & Neilig. Ee
T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Som
Telapaons
E. Walbee & CO
Preyard
Fas
Wanzzi & Oor
Pe Brothers
Japan
China
Don Bronnss
N. Marker
F. W. Staub
Aee
Boston
Ska
aXe
J. J
Remsburg
Tee Boss Boce
Bartholomay Brew CO
John
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Frederick Ma
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