Local items from Dunkards feast to world on wheels
Budget of bright local items notes the Dunkards spring feast at Manor Church drawing over a thousand attendees. A five gallon alcohol kettle exploded in Hancock injuring Dr. Perkins daughter Nellie. Lottie Summell graduates in Baltimore. Shepherdstown gains a second saloon. A receiver is appointed for Berryville Land and Improvement Co. A cow eats Arthur Weaver’s coat in Hancock. Canal dredge moved to Harpers Ferry. Reformed parsonage roof in Emmitsburg. Clover heads and smut in wheat forecast a decent crop. Watts and Calver of Hagerstown plan a bicycle World’s Fair run. Allen and Sachtleby bicycle tour through Hagestown en route to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor Church
Washington County
W. H. Perkins
Hancock
Nellie
Lottie Summell
Woodboro
Lutherville Seminary
Baltimore
Shepherdstown
Berryville Land and Imeprovement Company
Arthur Weaver
Jimmie Dormer
Canal Company
Harpers Ferry
Emmitsburg
David Y. Watts
W.L Calver
Hagerstown
Thomas G. Allen, Jr
Ferguson, Mo
William T. Sachtleby
Allen Is
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Pleasant Personal Notes From the City Visitors
PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs Albert Schroeder has returned home after visiting Balti amore friends and relatives. Mr Edward Moberly of Westminster was in the city yesterday and went home this morning. Lee Simmons and Dr Simmons of Frederick are in the city. Miss Ethel Lewis of Lewistown Ve and Miss Cora Devilbiss of Walkersville visit Miss Bertie Miller on West Third street. Mr Charles Ebriner of Baltimore visits Mr A D Doty. The Bliss Grace and Jennie Troxell of West Frederick and Mr Frank Dutrow of Charlesville spent Sunday with friends at Creegerstown. Mr and Mrs Leander Doll of Balti moxé are guests of Mr G J Doll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schroeder
Baltiamore
Edward Moberly
Westminster
Hegerstown
Lee Simmons
Dr. Simmons
Frederick
Ethel Lewis
Lewistown
Cora Devilbiss
Walkersville
Bertie Miller
West
Assault at the Continental Hotel in Frederick
Editor Aler of the Martinebourg World was attacked by William T. Stewart in front of the Continental Hotel Saturday morning between 11 and 12. Aler, with two companions, was struck from behind and then in the face, leaving him with a bandaged head and disabled for weeks. Stewart was fined five dollars and thirty five dollars costs after a Justice of the Peace hearing at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aler
F. Vernon Aler
Martinebourg World
Frederick
Wm. T. Stewart
Continental Hotel
Messre
Geo. L. Sencindiver
Stephen Cunningham
Afr
Stewart
G. P. Morrison
Dan
P.R Harrison
Harrison
Great Day As Brookly n Tabernacle Fights Floating Debt
Dr Talmage celebrates the extinguishment of Brooklyns floating debt totaling 140000 as Brooklyns Tabernacle marks a historic victory of faith over finance. He links the Red Sea triumph to modern church endurance, praises donors and the cities resilience, and consecrates the building anew. The sermon references Miriam and the timbrel, exalting communal singing and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklye Tabernacle
Talmage
Israel
Red Sea
Brookie
Brookie Tabernacle
Miriam
Aaron
Hed Sea
Richard
Saladina
Azotus
Bennockourn
Scotland
Earl of Northumberland
Branham Moor
Wakefield
York
Bosworth Field
Miltisdes
Marathon
Miiriam
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Moses
Aftriam
God the Son
God the Holy Ghost
Red Seas
Brooklynead
Brooklyn
Alps
Bookiva
Etey Herve
Miriam and the Cavalry of Faith in a Brooklyn Sermon
A pastor urges perseverance through mounted trials in a Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon. He contrasts triumphs of Miriam with dangers of cavalry hardships, urging believers to keep their tambourine ready and praise at the moment of crossing to safety.
Behold the Beach of Heaven and the Jubilees to Come
A pastor reflects on faith through trials and divine protection. He praises seeking God during peril at sea, critiques ritual choices in worship, and imagines heaven as a place of music, reunion, and radiant joy. The piece weaves personal faith with a Scottish parish anecdote and ends with a Frederick post office letter notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam
Josephus
Red Sea
Epaminondas
Alexander
Maelborough
Bienheim
Moscow
Cavelrrmen
Leuthen
Leipne
Winchester
Hanover
Five Forks
Forester Chalomers
Margaz
Stvar
Pleasanton
Wilson
Hilpacrick
Sheridan
Evercity
Miriem
Christ
Richard Cecil
Mer
Cecil
Bors
Heman
Gabriel
David
Handel
Thalberg
Miiriam
Duncan
McLeod
Bruce
Heaven
Red
God
Scotland
Bultal
Bliriam
Mentapore
Kedlery
Micheel
Archangel
Logs Cut Near Shenandoah Junction WV Measure Large
A white oak felled near Shenandoah Junction in West Virginia produced three logs with a combined length of thirty six feet. The largest log had a butt diameter of seventy inches, while the smallest end of the smallest log measured forty two inches across.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Oak
Shenanadosh Junction
W. Va
Travel Tips Include Syrup of Figs on Trips
Traveling readers are advised to take Syrup of Figs on every journey to cleanse kidneys liver and bowels, prevent fevers and headaches. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles at leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dragelete
Fire at Tannery Ends Quickly After Early Discovery
Fire alarms rang at 6 p.m. revealing a blaze at the tannery of Geo EK Birely & Sons. Fire brigades Independent, United, and Suniors contained the flames, saving most property. loss estimated from 200 to 2500 pounds insured by Guardian Assurance Co London. Believed to have started from spontaneous combustion above the engine room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Geo. EK. Birely & Sons
Uniteds
Suniors
Tme
Guserdian Assurance Co
London
May Procession at St. Johns Celebrates Sunday School
The St Johns Sunday School held an annual May procession from Saint Johns Institute to North Second Street and back to the church led by Rev. Fr. Coleman. Students from the Academy of the Visitation BVM wore white, bore a palanquin image of the Saviour, and coronation ceremonies featured Miss Nannie Wilson and others with flowers, banners, and hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
St. Johns Sunday School
Saint Johns Institute
Middle Alley
Second Street
East Street
Fr. Coleman
Academy of the Vialtation B. ¥. M
Saviour
Ssoctuary
Nannie Wilson
Grace Phebus
Mary Houff
Mary Smith
Kathe Elienhauer
Lucy Neidhardt
Lena Neidhardt
Academy of the Visitation
B. V M
Annapolis Scene Mixes Events and Crime Reports
The Maryland State steamer Governor Thomas sails to Crisfield while the Etna is the only foreign ship due in Annapolis this week. Graduation exercises at St John’s College will award a D D to Chaplain Clark. A Belale town meeting adopts health ordinances. The body of Capt James Hill is found ashore near Hay Ridge. Murmured manhunt for condemned jail escapee William Pinkney continues. Robbers hit N R Summers residence in Bildensburg and a German shopkeeper Julius Bollensmann is shot dead near Perryman’s. A colored man named Charles White steals buggy harness on Georgetown pike, is chased, captured, and jailed. Postmaster recommendations surface for Holland, Beall, and Manonakis. A church sociable is planned for May 29. Decoration Day prompts bank closures. post office hours set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerday
Maryland
Thomas
Crisfield
Annapolis
Etna
St. John’s College
Clark
Mayal Academy
Belale
James 8. Hill
Chesspeake
Hay Ridge
Anne Arundel County
Wm. Pinkney
Marlboro
Prince George's
N. R. Summers
Bildensburg
Julius Bollensmann
Perryman’s
Harford County
Belair
Veterans at Church Honors G A R at A B Church
Reynolds Post of the G A R attended services at the A B Church with a flower decorated cross bearing G A H on yellow blooms. The service featured readings by the pastor Rev M L Maysllles, Staysilies sermon cut short by illness, and an addressed theme on the olive branch of peace referencing Appomattox Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Post
A. B
G. A.H
The
Golden Gate
Reno
Harp
America
M. L. Maysllles
Appomattox Court House
Nicholas Zimmermen
Staysilies
Narrow Escape For G Frank Clingan In Gas Leak
Mr G Frank Clingan, agent for the American Light and Heat Co, narrowly escaped asphyxiation when a gas leak filled his West Church Street office. Neighbors noticed his head nodding, Dr. McCurdy arrived from Carlin House and revived him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Frank Clingsn
American Light and Heat Company
West Church Street
Br. Wm
Clingan
McCurdy
Carlin House
Congan
Frightened Horse Injures Martinsburg Man
Ex alayor Lambert of Martinsburg formerly of Frederick narrowly escaped death when a runaway horse bolted through Martinsburg last afternoon. He was thrown from the vehicle and suffered a broken ankle and several bruises but is not in serious danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alayor Lambert
Martinsburg
Frederick
Window Shades Ad Promises Fast Service and Large Line
An ad touts new window shades with low prices and prompt installation. It claims a larger selection than competitors and urges customers to see their line for any shade needs. It mentions no-waste service and promises timely workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call
Ceeus
Facts About Blood and Breath from a Medical Note
The passage notes the heart circulates all blood in about three minutes and the heart weighs or pumps a large daily amount. It claims the lungs hold about a gallon of air at high inflation. Breathing averages 1,200 breaths per hour resulting in about 606 gallons of air per day. It cites an air cell surface area exceeding 20 000 square inches.
Death of Wm Shindler at 27 with typhoid fever
Wm Shindler aged 27 died yesterday afternoon at his West South street home from typhoid fever and pneumonia. He leaves a wife and one child. He was a son of the late Hamilton Schindler. Also, Dr Wm He Johnson of Adamstown is improving, Afr O Staley Gambrill is quite ill, and C E Cline is on the sick list. Marriage licenses issued to William Henry Thomas and Mamie Bowie of Urbana District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Shindler
West South Street
Wm HE. Johnson
Adamstown
O. Staley Gambrill
C. E. Cline
William Henry Thomas
Mamié+ Bowie
Urbana
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Earee
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Bain Min-wim
the Weather Force
Tex News
Washington, D.C
W. Hanemeron
Weather Bureau
C. M. Rhodes
Besant & Knott
Geo
Birely & Sons
John Hendrickson
David BH. Best
the Tabernacle
DR. Talmage
Christian Herald
Rhode Teland
Sud
Brookim and
New York
Weill
Tsy College
Casnan
Egypt
Promised Land
Marek
Sinai
Jordan
Lazarus
Frederick City
Cbis
Lapre
Alce Cramer
Catharine Porter
W. K_Eamsdur Goxritors
George W.green
Harry Ane
A. W. Voss
D.C. Wharton Smith
G. 4
Shactner
Charles Warman
Tee
Fit and
Joan Hoanovurexsox
News OF the State
Charles White
Caleb Mr. Lewis
Georgetown Pike
Wo. &. Gilbert
East Patrick Street
Lewis
White
C. W.S. Levy
West Third Street
Sisre
McKaig
Post Office Department
EB. BM. Holland
Redland
Montgomery County
R. Beall
Darnestown
Iedteener
W. Henry Manonakis
Gwin
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Second Street
A. . Walker & CO
Satizi
James BE
Walker & CG
Widow Shades
Motos & Kewe
Roddock
Neidig
ROWE
Neidic
Sumter
Tamis
Pam
Budock
Nrlgig
T. Kic &sGhs
A. T. Rice & Bons
Fbrowssat
North Masket Strret
Frederick, MD
F. V.staub
Einz's
Oliver
F. W. Staub's
North Market Streef
Fourth Street
B. H. Blackston
Forreign
Combetic
H. BuSczston
North Market
BTREX
Frederion. MD
David E. Best
Vere
BES
SI North Market&trest
P.S
Ginghams Mark
Boling & CG
Cc, B. Cline & GO
Westeike
Markion
C. &. Cline & Co
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