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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1892
Page
3
Listing fragments show advert headings and misc items including Help Wanted-Agents Dissolution Notice Strawberry Festival and table and lunch services. Entries reference The Senate Wolf's Business College and miscellaneous notices, but details are incomplete or damaged.
A special Royal Arcanum meeting initiated one new member, Harry Baer, while a local mishap saw a dog killed by its owner after a mad dog bite. Shown on the street were a new Hoffman team with two blood bay horses and a dining carriage. Catholic Benevolent League members traveled to Baltimore with excursion data on the B and O line. A large new knitter mill builder arrived near the P. R. K. line, replacing an inadequate unit. A stray concert with a foreigner playing multiple instruments entertained pedestrians. A Masonic banquet is planned for June 1 at the Rink. Local dog Charlie, the Williard family’s longtime pet, died recently.
Democratic primary meetings across the county selected delegates to the county convention in Tick on June 4 for the State Convention in Baltimore and the congressional convention to meet in Frederick on July 13. The Frederick primary at the courthouse at 2 p.m. was chaired by B. H. Blackston with Charles F. Kreh and John Ritchie as secretaries. Delegates named include A. H. Yoakle Joseph H. Willisayon Charles N Hargett Foenny Miller John A. Mimpeon Edward Koontz David Lowenstein Col L. V. Baughman George A. Gilbert Jr Chas Haller J.H. Markey Dr L. T. Mac i B. H Blackston Georges Ott Tomas Danner Simon Beat Charles Reich Eugene L. Derr Jacob Lipecorne Dr S F Thomas Charles Wertheimer H G Dull Levi Wolfe J Roger Mc Bherry N Hahn for state, and Thomas Henry Williams J E Cramer Jacob Rohrbeck Geo L Stall J W Keart C H Eckateto B F Reich Wim C Kneidge Millard Garrow Arthur Smith Richard Cramer Monee Picker A L Kilne D G Bluler Z E Boela ine F L mr chaal Wezon John Hagan J H Grove P M Fauble H Dorsey Eichloun Uneres aren John Hitchte. No incumbents in any districts. meetings were otherwise uneventful.
A fragmented notice describes an upcoming game between teams and lists participants and officials. Names include Clrth Jontea retardey Wilhem Cormech Trencte A. Keester and Ratios at the prnes for the arveeth thecto fe Marriage arena. Also mentions Brugenter and Ree London in a county context.
Talmage discusses the secret place of thunder as a metaphor for divine power in prayer. He recounts a 1875 church turning point sparked by private, concentrated intercession, leading to a winter religious awakening and mass conversions.
A meditation on parental influence tracing a family’s rise across generations. The piece compares early home prayers, graveyard epitaphs, and a rural upbringing to the enduring power of family religion in guiding children toward varied professions. It contrasts the mother and father’s steady example with the later search for spiritual power in outdoor preaching.
George Ridenour a local pathv on this county died at Monterey aged about 74. Funeral held Saturday at hospital with Salvation Army rites. Lewis Peter Rodkey of Pelereville died Saturday evening after paralysis. funeral at his house, then interment at St Olivet cemetery. Rodkey was native of Hesse Cassel Germany, aged years and days. He lived on the Governeur farm in that section. his wife was Miss Mary Anderson. He was father in law of DeWitt Diana.
The will of Amelia Warcrete formerly of Frederick county Maryland leaves charitable bequests to the Theological Seminary of the Evangelical Lutheran Church Gettysburg Virginia the St Mark's English Evangelical Lutheran Church Baltimore and several home and mission boards. Residue goes to Margaret E Maund Elizabeth A Maund with executors named without bond. The testatrix died in May and will was executed November 27 1948 witnessed by John G King and James Scout.
Married on Wednesday May 25 1902 in Washington by Rev Charles H H Butler Dr James W Eichelberger to Miss Minnie Hoke. The bride wore a traveling suit of golden brown cloth with matching gloves and a bouquet of Marechal Niel roses. The groom wore a tartan brick outfit. They were joined by Silas Marlon Eichelberger Joseph F E Hoke and Milas Kutt Hoke. The couple left for a two week tour to New York Niagara Falls and other points of interest.
The Philomathean Literary Society met Friday night to debate the question whether the sale of spirituous and fermented beverages should be permitted on the World's Fair grounds at Chicago. The audience largely attended and the affirmative side carried the decision. A public meeting is announced for Kemp Hall tonight.
A Friday hailstorm caused significant damage around Washington. Streets flooded the dining room at Capt. Haregok's Cafe as debris breached walls. Students from St John’s College gathered near Frederick Junction for a picnic led by Prof Odle Brennan. The obituary notes the death of Bae has, aged 67, mother of H. Pirneil.
An attempt to mount a horse on a rural road led to a horse kicking the rider, breaking a leg near Montevug Hospital. The injured person was carried to Hacky Springs for medical treatment after the incident.
Daniel Maxwell and Lewis J. Jane were arrested Saturday afternoon by Olliver Breugle and brought before Justice Mekstelis on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. After submitting their case they were bound over and then released.
The GOAPA meeting convened Sunday afternoon led by W. W. Lease. Members, the young men of the association, discussed forming a drill company soon and anticipate a capable drill master.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sells round trip tickets from all stations to Chicago for June 18 to 20 to coincide with the National Democratic Convention. One fare for the touristic trip, valid for return until July 8, with references required. D. O. Hopkins, Almond, N. T.
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