Maryland agriculture and mining facets in Wade report
Mr. Jefferson D. Wade, state labor statistician, releases a voluminous Maryland report detailing counties individually. It highlights Western farmland mining ties, Garrett timber, Allegany coal, Eastern Shore fisheries, dairy potential, grain, fruit crops, and land price estimates to aid settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson D. Wade
Maryland
Garrett County
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Cecil
Harold
Baltimore
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Farford
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Talbot
Dorchester
Wicomico
Worcester
Wade
America
Somerset
Marmland
St. Mary's
Harles
Prince George's
Calvert
Varias
Connecon
Teachers' Examination Sets Two-Day Schedule in City
The annual public school teachers certificate examination runs tomorrow and Friday in the school building on East Church Street. Simultaneously applicants for scholarships at the State Normal School will be examined, totaling a busy career day for future educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Church Street
Bright Bits In Brief From Local And General Interest
Mrs W F Snyder of North Market recalls a box of cut overs from her sister Mrs M Daniels of Vergennes Vermont. The note suggests timely renewal of remedies but warns to use only when needed and endorses the California Fig Syrup Company as a gentle remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Snyder
North Market
Reot
M. 5. Daniels
Vergennes, Vermont
Thealifornia Fig Syrap Company
Annual Art Display and Senior Class Day at Woman's College
The Woman's College held its annual art display yesterday with oil and watercolor paintings, charcoal works, and decorated china. Miss Florence Doub directed the art program as graduates in cap and gown presented a varied schedule in Chapel Hall, including a mandolin duet, salutatory, class history and prophecy, piano duets, and the valedictory by Miss Gerhard. The event complemented the morning class day exercises attended by a large audience and a grand display praised by faculty and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College
Florence Doub
Chapel Hall
Margaret Angela Bowman
Nellie Graham Bradley
Fannie Gertrude Brown
Mary Boyd Firth
Emma Fletcher
Mary Emma Gerhard
Amy Cordula Kump
Alice Virginia Shriner
Helen Mathilde Titzel
Flora Elizabeth Woogtly
Irma Monica Swhitmore
Miss Birely
Misses Shriner
Voegtly
Miss Kump
Miss Firth
Miss Shriner
Brown
Whitmore
Misa Woogtly
Miss Bradley
Miss Whitmore
Miss Bowman
Miss Fletcher
Misa Titzel
Miss Gerhard
Miss Titzel
Miss Brown
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Area Visitants
Judge John A. Lynch is in Baltimore today. Rav Osborne Ingle left this morning for Baltimore. Albert Jones of Mt Airy was in Frederick yesterday. L Harrington at the post office went to Baltimore this morning. John A. Ederards of Philadelphia was in Frederick on business. Sophie G Kerr of near Denton is visiting Miss May Derr near Frederick. Mrs Wallace Wirts and daughter Rebecca of near Point of Rocks are visiting relatives in the city. Mollie Brashears and Mamie Wirts have returned from Washington. Rev James Addison Ingle, Mrs Raymond Ford and Nannie Knott attended the Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary convention in Towson. Grace Saylor, daughter of Edward Saylor, visited Miss Mary Collins in Washington and will visit Baltimore before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Lynchis
Baltimore
Osborne Ingle
Albert Jones
Mt. Airy
Frederick
L. Harrington
John A. Ederards
Philadelphia
Sophie G. Kerr
Denton
Caroline County
May Derr
Wallace Wirts
Mary Collins
Washington
Miss Saylor
Deaths in Creagerstown and surrounding area
Joseph Devilbiss of Creagerstown died May 15 after a long illness at age 63. He leaves two sons and five daughters, was a Lutheran church member, funeral held May 18 with pallbearers listed and Jas. Creager & Son funeral directors. Also reported are Benoni Allnutt of Dawsonville Montgomery County who died aged 64 after intestinal cancer, survived by two brothers a widow eight children and Clinton Allnutt relation. and Mrs Margaret R Bond widow of Dr Thomas J Bond of Emmitsburg who died in Washington and will be buried in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph. Devilbiss
Joseph Devilbiss
Creagerstown
John Fisher
Solomon Hkidenaar
Frederick Mort
Lemuel Dutrow
Michael Smith
John Collistoner
Jas. Creager & Son
Thurmont
Benoxi Allnutt
Benoni
Allnutt
Dawsonville
Montgomery County
Tivo
Benjamin W
Nathan W. Allnatt
Clinton Allnutt
Register of Wills
Deed of Trust Filed by North Market Street Resident
Mr George F Thomas has filed a deed of trust at the clerk s office for the benefit of his creditors. Jacob Rohrback is named as trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Thomas
North Market Street
Jacob Rohrback
Local Hart quotes prices for grain and corn
Wheel priced at 73 cents per bushel in Frederick. Shelled corn at 38 cents per bushel and corn on the cob at 2 dollars per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Memorial Day Observances At Antietam And Mt Olivet Cemeteries
Memorial Day ceremonies drew thousands to Antietam National Cemetery Sharpsburg with parades trains and visits by local groups and visiting bands. Speeches by Gen Dyrenforth Stratton Street Yoder and others concluded with flowers laid on graves. Mt Olivet observances featured Wm Maulsby address Major Goldsborough firing salute and a Sons of Veterans parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam National Cemetery
Sharpsburg
Knights of the Pythias Hall
Antietam
Union
R. St. G. Dyrenforth
S. R. Stratton
H. L. Street
Yoder
Robert Aiten
John Middleton
Dewitt C. Sprague
Lincoln
George L. Gillelan
Mt. Olivet
Wm. P. Maulsby
BE. V. Goldsborough
Walter 8. Ely
Francis Scott Key
American Mechanics
Roscoe Q. White
Sons of Veterans
Backs And Tournament Attract Local Bicycle Races
Amateur one mile handicap won by Stanley Smith with prize money and a gold medal. Lester F. Smith second. Open half mile race taken by Jacob Schmidt with Smith second. Ten entrants listed. Frederick Select Orchestra played for dancing. Knight of Cedar Grove A. C. Amoss won harness set and queen Marie Krise crowned. other prizes and coronation details noted. Crowd large. receipts satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Champetre
Stanley Smith
Lester F. Smith
C. J. Ramsburg
Albert McDonald
Milton Burek
J. C. Devilbiss
Charles Lambright
Jacob Schmidt
Joseph W. Gaver
Ira J. McCurdy
D. Chas. Winebrewer
R. V. Smith
J. M. Brish
Messrs. C.J. Ramsburg
Milton Burck
F. Lester Smith
Frederick
Marie Krise
R. H. Mercer
Pleasant Valley
Emma Gorman
Wiliam J. R. Crook
Rose Lawn
Heather
Gorman
Mr Barlow
Blanche Ogle
John Francis Smith
J. E.R. Wood, Jr
Prohibition County Convention Elects Delegates for State Nominating
The Prohibition county convention met in Kemp Hall and elected delegates and alternates for the State convention in Baltimore on June 15 to nominate a governor candidate. Dr. John Nicodemus presided with F. B. Sappington as secretary. Rev. Quincy Lee Morrow of Baltimore gave a sermon on Christian Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition County
Kemp Hall
Baltimore
John Nicodemus
Walkersville
F. B. Sappington
D. E. Stone
Mr. Pleasant
M. S. Michael
Doubs
Marshal Gilbert
Woodsboro
O. B. Thomas
Charles Gilbert
W. M. Strayer
Buckeystown
J. H. Kefauver
Middletown
Jesse Wilson
Woodville
Daniel Baker
J. N. Zimmerman
Frederick
Clarence D. Kefauver
Baltimom
Reforming Missions and Growth of Work in Japan
At Tilin Ohio and York Pa, the Reformed General Synod reports vigorous Japan work with three stations in Tokio Sendai and Yamaguchi plus Souder Garden home for indigent students. Three new missionaries planned, China mission approved, and a $10,000 yearly goal set. The Lutheran General Synod in York discusses unity with General Council, Deaconness Mother House reports, and publication board finances. Baseball game Freddie vs Middletown scheduled at Athletic Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Selss
General
Gomef
Lutheran General Synod
York
Committee On Foreign Missions
Tilin
Ohio
Reformed General Synod
Samuel G. Wagner
Allentown
Japan
Tokio
Sendin
Yamagutt
Sendai
Souder
Messrs. Souder
Columbia
8. S. Nyder
Hallowell
Zurilah
Miss Poorbaugh
Synod
Woman's Missionary Society
Columbiana
Casselman
China
Ray
J. M. Sohick
Dayton
Hitler C. M. Bousch
T. J. Hacker
J. H. Dobbs
M. C. Hazard
J Lutheran General Synod
General Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Joseph A. Seiss
Philadelphia
Lutheran General Council of the
United States
General Council
General Synod
Seiss
Breckenridge
S.A Holman
Publication Society
Progressing Work on Fishing Creek Pipe Line
Work advances favorably on the Fishing Creek improvements. Contractors report the force has laid nearly one and a quarter miles of pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishing Creek
Pipiaz
Lantz seeks divorce from Cath arine May Lantz in clerk’s office
Charles W. Lantz files a bill in the clerk’s office seeking a divorce a vinculo matrimonii from his wife Cath arine May Lantz. The case outlines dissolution of marriage and legal action to end the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Lantz
Vincalo Matrimonii
Catharine May Lantz
Pulp Mill Case Arbitration Report by Cumberland Council
Cumberland Council rejected the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company arbitration proposal for the Potomac pollution case. A three‑member commission will oversee a limited, twice‑permitted mill shutdown with expert instruction and city observers, a November 1 report deadline, and potential remedies by January 1, 1900 if adverse. Costs fall on the pulp mill. continuance to November term granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Council
James A. Mottenly
Cumberland
Aud
West Virginia Pulp Sod Paper Company
Potomac
McKenry
Ienry
Washington
Magistrate White disposes varied Baltimore cases
Last evening Magistrate White settled several charges including disorderly conduct and fighting. Sis Morgan and Nate Morgan were released and jailed respectively for 10 days, Hardy Johnson and Alex Nolan faced fines. Ellen Robinson and others paid fines. Nolan also jailed 30 days. Coblentz family celebrated tenth wedding anniversary with guests at 301 North Carey Street and agate gifts. Festivals announced for Grace Reformed and a Presbyterian strawberry event in Kemp Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
White
Sis Morgan
Howard
Glessner
Nate Morgan
Hardy Johnson
South Market Street
Ridenour
Ernest Johnson
Alex. Nolan
Bladder
Ellen Robinson
Lloyd E. Coblentz
Coblentz
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Lexington Street
Carrollton Avenue
Baltimore
Ladies’ Aid Society
North Carey Street
Thomas G. Apple
Charles H. Apple
Lancaster
Rev
Middletown
County
Newman Bros Piano Bargains and Firemen's Excursion Notice
Local ad notes Newman Bros piano stock including a Knabe, urging sale to make room for Ordways. Also advertises Western Maryland Railroad excursion tickets June 5 to 8 for Maryland State Firemen's Association events in Westminster with return by June 10. Grace Reformed Church hosts ice cream and strawberry festival May 31 to June 2 in Kemp Hall, proceeds for church building. Also promotes Farmer Allerton Axle Grease sample sale by Allen G. Qayan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Western Maryland Railroad
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Ladies of the Grace Reformed Church
Kemp Hall
Farmer Allerton
Allen G. Qayan & Co
Movable Awnings Offer Easy Fit for Windows
L. E. Mullinix advertises a new adjustable awning described as simple, durable, and cheap. The contraption fits any ordinary window, minimizes wear from parts, reduces noise from slides, and allows airflow above and below. Made of striped duck, it can be installed or removed in one minute. customers are urged to compare prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
The Exclusive Carpet House Ad Brief
L. E. Mourn Telephone 150. The Exclusive Carpet House advertises carpet goods and contact options. A compact classified notice highlights products and the store contact method for customers seeking floor coverings.
Broad array of fabrics and garments in Frederick store
The Frederick shop markets a wide range of goods including silks, muslins, ginghams, cotton, and lingerie. It promotes low prices on dresses, shirts, and ribbons, urging early purchases as popular items sell quickly. Publicity ads offer 15 cent want ads to find jobs or help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seuyen
Local Decor Listings Highlight Open Design Ceilings
Readable lines describe various color schemes and ceiling styles in town showrooms. Vendors promise versatile re stacks and ready access to requested items. The note emphasizes available colorings and ceiling coverage, inviting calls for specifics.
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the Daily News
Frederick William I of
Brusaia
Frederick Wiliam I
Pruasia
Hent
Pruvale
Frederick the Great
Se Stannard
London
John Albion Andrew
Mascachusetts
Lora
Windham
George Jerrison Stannard
Vermont Miliia
Pickett
Georga
Moscow
Kehley
Banilage
Baron Lyon Playfair
EER
Wasu Hineton
W. L. Moors
Qchief
Weather Bureau
Mbretla
Los
Roperty
James
C. W. Ross
Second St
Ordway’s
C. Carty
A. Gilbert
Wj. H. Keller
Carty
N. BE. Cramer
Maryland Statistics
Natistician
The
Woman's College
Margaret R. Bond
Thomas J. Bond
Emmitsburg
HART
Exercitca
Enmmiteburg
Reformed Missions
Tiffin
Athletic Park
Saylor
Turner
Strawa
Berger
Eisenhauer
Keefer
Creager
Gittinger
Dawg
Riddlemoser
Grace Reformed Church
Newman Bros
Ordways
L. E. Mullinix
L. E. Mourn
Telephone
John Hendrickson
Ise
Lee
You Bourke
See
Dee
Sania
John Hlexonicxson
Neidig & Miller
Gesater
Frederick's
Nowe & Maes
N. Market St. Glinton E Mai
Canton E
Many
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City
O. E. Oline
Wwe
Stack
Manret
GEO
Rodoor & CO
the Big Store
Bargain Bulletin
Patra
Kolook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Roc & Sons
F. W. Staub
LIFE
If. Vv
Northwest Corner
the Railing Grocery CO
DE Ramsburg
C. BE. Ramsburg
Verve
Wines. Ie
Isburg
N. Market St
Prompt
J. Heisely Keller
Andi
Sandi
Willard
Keller
Patrick
Nicodemus
University of Marylands Feblediy
Alfyred Ritter
Nity Practahans’ Court
Court Street
Milton
Clayton C
Urner
UNSER
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Law
Chazee
Record Street
Spportts
Bowe Frederick
Bables P. Levy
Lavy
Denrit Ae Specs
C. E. Cram
Ghina
England
France
Ruasia
Germany
Rogers & Bros
Janadew Iy
Rappingson
Market St
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