Personal visitors and departures noted in city society
PURELY PERSONAL Mr. Wm. A. Aumen of Woodsboro was in this city today on business. Ex-Sheriff Luther C. Derr of aeerupe, visiting relatives, has returned. Roy Wachter and Henry Weinberg of Hagerstown were here yesterday. John Strine of Watkeraville visiting his daughter Mire. Harry K. Schmyddt of Washington spent yesterday with his parents. Annie Kopp of Bakerton has returned after visiting Mrs. J. Henry Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Klein of Braddock returned to New York after a pleasant trip visiting Niagara Falls and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Aumen
Woodsboro
Luther C. Derr
Aeerupe
Metsra
Roy Wachter
Henry Weinberg
Hagerstown
John Strine
Watkeraville
Mire
Wmn
Rhoederick
North Market Street
Harry K. Schmyddt
Washington
J. Henry Schanidt
West Patrick Street
Annie Kopp
Bakerton
W. Va
J. Henry Schmidt
Chas. E. Klein
Braddock
New York
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Rochester
Watkins Glen
Intercatta
North
Wedding Bells and Local Happenings Brighten November
Social calendar fills November with millinery openings greenhouse completion at Mt Olivet cemetery and council band rehearsals. Local auction reports stock sale, a sidewalk accident, and a funeral officiant list accompany verse and a cabinet of community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Fredonia Council
Chas
E. Feaga
Macerick
Rand
Harry Kio
J. Gladhill
Wm. B. Ramsburg
Taft and Lewis Struggle Across Maryland Counties in 1900 Election
The returns show Taft winning Frederick and several districts while Lewis loses in his home county and gains in others. Baltimore city gives Taft a large plurality. overall delegation shifts with three Democrats and three Republicans. Water and subway loans pass statewide. Bryan leads in Allegany and Montgomery counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Taft
Balkimora City
Goss Republica
Frederick County
Tre
Frederick
Lewis
Eal St
Woll
Talbott
Gill
Mudd
Pearre
Baltimore
Washington County
Patt
Garrett County
Allegany
Montgomery County
Bryan
Pearce
Baltimore News
Death Notices From Liberty Area Obituaries
Mrs. Charles Eteler died October 14 near New Market after a two month illness of cancer. She leaves her husband and ten children. Funeral October 16 at Union Chapel Liberty with many relatives in attendance. Funeral director Hogarth and team. Mrs. Manuel Boone died near Johnsville aged about 70. Survived by husband and several children. Funeral at Libertytown Catholic Church Monday morning with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eteler
Engine Morevee Eteler
Charles B Eteler
New Market
Union Chapel
Liberty
Fapoe
Om Mereehats
Rere Wert
Hogarth
Charles Walker Frank"Way Nard
Henry Boyer
William Shaw
Dorsry Murdock
I’. M. Sweadner
Mea
Amanual Boone
Boone
Manuel Boone
Johnsville
Libertytown
Horse Barty Burned in Wagon Accident
The horse and cart, driven by Mr. Ed Kline, caught fire after a mishap yesterday. Mr. Y. Smith and a jury attended. no serious injuries were reported, and the horse reportedly ran off and burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barty
Mr. Sovador
Utc
Annie
Y. Smith
Ed. Kline
Convention Sets Meeting in Atlanta for Annual Oratorical Gathering
The United Daughters of Confederacy will hold its annual convention in Atlanta on November 11. Delegates from federations will attend with the Daughters planning memorials and ceremonies. Mrs F Odenheimer to oversee the cementing of a memorial tree, with Maryland and Oriental patrons participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UDC
United Ght
Atlanta
F . Odenheimer
Maryland
Local residents list illnesses on West South street
The sick on West South street include Mr. Christian Schade suffering with an eye ailment and Miss Ruth Haberkorn who has been quite sick. Mr. Lewis C. Gittinger on East Fourth street and Master Geo. W. Knock on West South street are ill with inflammatory rheumatism. the latter shows slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Schade
West South Street
Lewis C. Gittinger
East Fourth
Ruth Haberkorn
Geo. W. Knock
News of the Churches Monthly Meeting at Mission Chapel
A church report describes a monthly meeting at the chapel with attendees including chapter members and the Y M C A group. The event runs from early evening to late night with prayers and returns noted and the paper references church activities and schedules.
Week's Real Estate Transfers and Bowling Scores Noted
A Frederick county court week records deeds and transfers totaling numerous parcels in Frederick city, Brunswick, Middletown, and surrounding areas. Separate items report a YMCA bowling match with G Garber and D J Markey leading teams and final scores across three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gircult and Orphans’ Court
Perry V. Hough
Bertie N. Crawford
City
G.B. Philpot
George Gray
Charles H. Hanshaw
Martin J. W. Whitmore
Lavinia C. Wenner
Charles W. R. Crum
Brunswick
Vinie E. Norwood
Thomas St. Davis
Frederick County
Edward A. Adams
A. W. Dean
New Market
Albert Maynard
Firace Reformed Church
Frederick
Alice R. Iorine
Joshua D. Horine
C. Myrah L. Mought
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Edward A. Klabn
Susan C. Baylor
John
Reno
Harp
David M. Me Ibies
News Bulletins Draw Big Crowd for Election Returns
The News office displayed early election returns on a street screen via stereopticon. Telecommunication lines from Western Union, Chesapeake and Potomac, Frederick County lines fed updates as Bryan supporters cheered across the crowd. The display, run from Market Street, persisted through midnight with a final message of good night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
W Cave
Atercapticon
Tax News Office
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cheapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Empire State
Bryan
Adistance
Tri Nawa
Tatephone
Ipele
Woman's College
Spesset
Braddock Colony Residents Wintering In
The Braddock Colony summer residents mostly return to their homes for winter except a few cottages kept occupied. Notable year round sites include The Catalpin and The Washington. Families such as the Markey, Smith, Long, Zimmerman, Shafer, McCutcheon, Appleman, and Tyson remain in winter homes or nearby hotels as construction continues on new properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Colony
J. H. Markey
Washington
Weat Third
McCutcheon
Philip Appleman
George M. Gittinger
Fami
Brightalde
East Second Street
G. Waring Tyson
Waringdale
North Market
Family Theatre Show Delights Audiences with Strong Vaudeville Acts
At the Family Theatre this week the bill outshines prior shows with The Great Crowley performing a sensational Keith Circuit act praised for its gown and dramatic impact. Duff and Walsh deliver top singing and dancing, while Howard and Witting star in A Typical Rounder offering a realistic urban life sketch and lively numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Theatre
Crowley
Keith
Duff
Walsh
Howard
Witting
Burincas
Mr. Whiting
Miss Mary Harrison Ritchie withdraws from Moon trip due to unfair treatment
In a local notice Mary Harrison Ritchie alleges unfair treatment as a member of The Empty Stocking elation and withdraws from the extravaganza A Trip to the Moon. The page also advertises New Sundae at McCanpers, moving pictures at City Opera House, and post show offerings at McCardell with specials and Bouillons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harrison Ritchie
Anch
McCardell
New City Opera
Loune
Ladies Ready Made Department Offers Winter Wear
JOHN D. HENDRICKSON presents a complete stock for women missess and children featuring elegant tailored wear for winter. Jackets fur lined coats muff sets and the new Redfern corsets promise fit and value with styles in cloths and small sizes noted for girls and young figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brytiah
Trespass Notices and Local Notices From Various Sellers
A collection of fragmented notices warns trespassers on properties in Singanore Hilly Farm and other premises that legal action will follow. Ads promote sales of flowers and goods, real estate offerings, Chrysanthemums show, and upcoming fall and winter openings with mentions of discounts and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Kefauver
George
Roduck
Hodook & Go
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
James Montgomery
Beoth
Nendelasoln-Bartholdy
Cxur
Finland
Perigee
Wacummeton
W. L. Moons
Leo Shepherd
Fan
F.C Coblentz
Patrick St. Wo
Adame
Miss Gaver McCardell
oMcCardell
Alee Ritchie McCardell
Frederick Go
Nat. Bank , Ac
Thos
Kemp
Harry Bartholow
C. Hayes Landis
Harvey R. Lease
Edwin C. Markell
Thomas Jones
Workingman’s Btock Company
Centre Street
Wm. D. Brachey
Heth
Griel
Barre Coatas
Kavanaugh
Paooratiop
Patent
Ata
W. J. Kane
Ehadhives
Fredérick County
News.of the Churches
Ion Missions and Ry
Anaeoos
Sheptee
Y. M
Daberesy
Buckeystown
Wredertek
Ian
Deery
Pleasant Iy
Ckwon &S Ory
Woodville
Walkersville
wTida
Shane Ion
Ann R._ Brunner
Cearies E. Brunner
County
Mary A. Rice
Carel F.rice
John H. Boat
William A. Able
Braddock District
Margaret Dierker
Charles W. Lantz
Catate
Hauvers
Sophia E. Wolfe
Elmer P. Wolfe
Georgia A. Blumenauer
Harry R. Snook
Frederick City
Ernest M. Beall
Lela Grace Hamhman
Pooleaville
George W. Rhoderick
Mary ©. Brown
Jerse E. Himts
Tda Alley
Knoxville
William W. Ridenour
Thurmont
Mildred A. Pryor
Sabillasville
Ray Greavens
Heasie Long
New London
William R. DeTahmutt
Riebl’s Mill
Marvin S
G. Garber
D.J. Markey
D.j.markey
Sebell
A. Wallis
K. Belfenstein
Dr. A. Radcliff
Moore
Crain R
Marky
Smith
Johnson
Garber
Jollifie
Saoitor
Citizens National Bank
Citizens: National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Eurplus
Ay Cered G. Miller
Residin Sant of
Rday
Hia
Oshiek Wad
Mr. Miller
McCanpers’s
Moving Pictures
City Opera House
Pearce and Schecks
Ricas
Dont Bros
McCard
McCanprw,'s
John D. Hendrickson
Creesy Rosie
Ioend, Hendrigkbon
Neidio & Miller
Nedigs Miller
SU Iward
Neidig & Miller
Moving Pictures City Opera House
Henry Trall
Foreale
McCardell's
Treapassera
SLE
Price
Onas, T. Ke. Youra
Dorn Bros
Jefferson
C. Sinas Trowas
T. K. Young
Walt
J Dott Bros
Invi N. D. Mavrs
Id Maar
Thos. P. Rick
George Rice
Hie Tone
Phomas P. Rice
Morty
Pions
A. J. Eichelberger
Groclales
Argo
M. L. Etchison
THE
Etorigon Furniture Etorr
M. L. Etorison
Panera
Wrederick
Suiddawiy
W. H. B. Etchinon
H.B. Etchison
Atchison
Elm Church Street
Wotpan's College
M E
Busines
H. B. Ctchibon
Keane
Haneatanen
Phonss
Jy Ldpilgy
B. Sapp
Toi
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!