Personal News From Frederick and Surrounding Towns
Purely personal notes from Frederick and nearby areas list visits and social calls. Augustus Wilson visits friends in Frederick while Miss Mary Angie stays in Fort Adams Massachusetts. Miss Minnie-Peno leaves for Airy on a visit, and Miss Nettle Norrie from Liberty visits Tifio Ohio for five weeks.
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Augustus Wilson
Frederick
Angie
Fort Adams
Mass
Minnie-Peno
Airy
Nettle Norrie
Liberty
Tifio
Ohio
Chas. Hamrickhouse
Estmore
Richard Cook
Baltimore
Miz’e Rust
Virginia
Nanple Turrer
Mollie Smith
Brount Airy
George L Wissr
Gilmore van Fossen
John W. Nelpold
City Opera House
Orchesta
Pagnee Bill
Social World Bicycle Tea At The Maulsby Home
The Slicces Maulsby on West Garreb street hosted a refined bicycle tea last evening with a long guest list including Mrs. Chas W Ross Jr and several local residents. Also noted are land transfers and property deeds in Frederick area with amounts from $330 to $1446 and names like Elisabeth Smith James W Smith and Peter W Shafer involved in real estate transactions.
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Slicces Maulsby
West Garreb Street
Chas
W. Ross, Jr
Chas. B. Tra's
Chas. D. Winebrezer, Jr
Edward 8. Etchelberger
Mica May Dichi
Miss Pigman
Miss Fauntleroy
Mies Caroline Rose
Misses Potte
Misses
Howard Brough
Edwin C. Markell
Eugene
Harry Grove
Dorsey Ovings
Oger B. Wosa
Francis Baughman
Franck Smith
Thomas Williamson
Geo. Bennie
John Brostus
Madison Nelson
Charlies MacGil
Louis
Barry Nixdorff
Hanson Maulsby
Harry E. Chapline
otEss
Osivin
Nutt
Prospect Hall
Est
Eligabeth Smith
James W. Smith
Woodsboro
Joshus T. Main
Lewis O. Main
Frederick City
Lewis H. Main
Joshua T. Main
Thomas J. Cannon
HM. E. Church
Brunswick
Branavick
Sussarah Bower
Wiliam Ridgiey
Frederick
Mary Snorr
Ella Snort
Frederick County
Love
C. Hammond Urner
Richard P. Ross
Peter W. Shafer
Middletown
Real Estate & Inburasoz
Mortzagessela
Comaxis
U. S. Fidelity, Bond and Truss
Batucoe
Commerce St
Chird &T
C.L. Wachter
Frederice City
Termere
West Third Street
Mt. Pees Acres
Mortgate
Burrower
North West
Freerick Danear
Cemraile Subutrar
Otty, Vilage and
Soucrs
Cail
Get Ues, Nuah &, Cramer
Ficor First Nativist Bank Bulldins
Hearing Held For Assault At Fair Grounds
Joseph Smith appeared before Magistrate White this morning charged with assaulting special officer Kemp at the fair grounds during the fair. He was held on $50 bail for appearance before the next grand jury. Edward Harris formerly of Frederick was arrested in Baltimore by county constable John A. Simpson charged with stealing a suit of clothing from John Wade. The prisoner is jailed awaiting a hearing on Monday afternoon before Magistrate Biser acif Flame.
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Joseph Smith Hiad
White
Kemp
Edward Harris
Frederick
Baltimore
Jno. A. Simpson
John Wade
Biser
Returns Show County Vote Totals and Key Winners
Election supervisors canvassed returns at the Court House with Clerk Jordan issuing receipts and the canvass finished by 7 PM. Motter heads the Republican ticket by 148 votes, Chaplice leads the Republican delegate ticket by 13, Brown tops Democratic delegates by 16, with Motter's county majority 974 and district tallies including Hargett 593 and Saylor 240. Katzenmayer? Noted county results include sheriff Patterson 320, treasurer Maufman 499, commissioner Horman 11 votes, surveyor Albauzh 704, civil service amendment defeated by 4184 votes. In Frederick district Motter leads Reedy by 161. in Game district Goldsborough tops Hargett by 56, Grove defeats Patterson by 316, Neighbour has county treasurer majority. Overall civil service reform narrowly failed with 304 reformers to 4489 opposing.
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Cuit
Jordan
John C. Motter
Barry B. Chaplice
Jamne R Brown
Mir Motter
Hargett
Galisborough
Ssyler
Mr. Waters
Mtr. Paterson
Bir
Albauzh
Frederick
Mrr
Motter
Mr. Reedy
Dr. Goldsborough
Harryett
Grove
Patterson
Cigil Service
Flower Show Awards and Notable Exhibits Highlight Evening
Attendance at the Flower Show was strong while premiums covered expenses. Mrs. Remp’s vase of cut blooms impressed with a shade of pink praised as exquisite and highly admired. O P Branett won 1st premium for best plants. Minnie Miller received 1st premium for best single stem plant. premiums were reportedly omitted in error.
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Mr.c E
Perxin Varley
Chicago
O P Branett
D Groff
Minnie Miler
Society
Republicans Win Narrow Maryland Legislative Majority
Official canvass by election supervisors shows Republicans hold a narrow 1 seat Senate and 7 seat House majority on joint ballot. Contested results in Brontcomery raise questions. victories affirmed in Valbet Prince George s County and several districts. Notable wins include Thomas M Underwood in Prince George s and Harvey Bowberger in Washington. Alpheus Stansbury tops B Frank Crouse in Carroll.
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Senate
House of Delegates
Prince George’s
Thomas M. Underwroid
Dent Downing
Washington
Carroll
Harvey
Bowberger
Cyrus D. Beil
Alpheus Stansbury
B. Frank Crouse
Order of Good Templars to Meet in Baltimore December
The twenty first snags session of the Baal Grand Lodge of Maryland independent Order of Good Templars will be held on the first Wednesday in December at the Maryland State Temperance League rooms in Baltimore. The gathering includes thirty five subordinate lodges across the state, five district lodges, and a list of officers and delegates. The last report shows 1250 members with a small rise expected, plus eighteen juvenile temples totaling about eight hundred youths.
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Baal Grand Lodge of
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Order of Good Templars
Deakeley
Baltimore
Pa'apses
Ellicote Cty
Bethesds
Stoaningsylle
Canasen
Damacis
Mt. Plagah
Guidirs Sar
Sui Pond
Gatthercborg
Gattheisure
Gary
Athertor
Crystal
Rising Sun
Clarksburg
Clarks
Luce
Purity
Frederick
Progress
Bartonsville
Mt. Airy
Mt. Afey
Laytonsville
Lsytonevill
Bureks
Baltmore
Enterprize
Danlel
Woodbine
Day
Linden
Freedom
Freecom
Friendship
Plane No
Bardette
Hock Hall
New Market
la Gascogne
Galtharsburg
Celsra
Bennett
Oakwood
Germantown
Rescue
Oxen
Roy 1 Ptar
Endeavor
Perryville
Montgomery
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
N.O.R R
Anne Arundel County
Howard
Prince Georges
Carroll
Osh
Harford
Cecil
Kent
Grand Lodge
Grand Chief Templar
H. C Emmons
Byatteville
G W. Crawford
Galthershore
F. P. Pearl Winstead
J. F
Neale M. Parlette
Ballmore
Willan & Brandenburg
Daniel
G. A
Ehlers
Bernwood
Rev
J. W. Steel
Lanhame
Supreme Lodge
JH. Galither
Ellicott City
A. . Unlig
Silverwood
Warren Lincoln
G.C
H O. Emmone
WV. T
Pearl Winstead
G. B. Laws
D. Russell
J. T
Nettie Parlette
FE. Watkins
J. W. Steele
Order
Belog Dozes
Quiet fight shapes Gorman re election in Maryland counties
Discussion across political gatherings centers on Senator Gorman's campaign. The piece notes a narrow Republican majority in the General Assembly and says county efforts, aided by funding and alleged treachery by rival leaders, made the Baltimore fight distract attention from counties. Chairman Scott credits county activity for momentum.
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Gorman
General Assembly
Baltimore
Scott
Outa
Frederick Court House Officials Face December Start
Newly elected Frederick Court House officials will assume duties in December. Successful candidates who wield patronage are flooded with job applications, but no appointments have yet been made.
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Frederick Court House
Governor Boom Nets Senate Backing in Hagerstown Mail
The Hagerstown Mail reports Chairman Scott has launched a gubernatorial bid with plans to become President of the Senate and the next gubernatorial nominee. The piece frames his campaign as a rising boom for the governor's office.
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Hagerstown Mail
Scott
Senate
Philomathean Society opens season with public meeting
The Philomathean Literary Society held its first public meeting of the season at Kemp Hall. Secretary Henry B. Ramsburg led roll call, President William H. Nicodemus gave a welcome address, and a debate on whether prosperity is due to economic rather than political factors ended 3 to 2 in favor of the affirmative.
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Philomathean Itetary Society
Kemp Hallies
Henry B. Ramsburg
William H. Nicodemus
John W. Kolb
Edward Bowlus
Thaddess M. Biser
Fraf
Joseph E. Apple
A. Dorsey Etchison
T. Freeman Dizon
Prof. Cates
Ward
T. T
No Child Need Go Without New Cloth This Week
Local shop touts a special sale on ladies jackets coats and lace curtains. They advertise discounted prices and a wide stock including broadcloths and curtain cloths, claiming to offer the best quality to town customers. They mention a national cash register price and discounts on brasuns for disposals.
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Sush
Prescription Trade Emphasized By Clinton E Main
A Clinton pharmacy promotes its prescription trade and urges customers to bring in prescriptions. The ad claims proper stock of fresh drugs and skilled compounding to ensure the physician's expected effects.
Pennsylvania Railroad Tours of 1897 and 1909 Season
The personally conducted tourist system of the Pennsylvania Railroad promotes comfort and ease in rail travel. Tours include California trips leaving New York and Philadelphia on January 8 27 February 16 and March 19 with a Golden Gate Special route, plus Florida tours to Jacksonville leaving January 25 February 8 22 and March 8. Tickets good for return by May 31 1893. Address Geo W Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent Philadelphia for details.
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Pennsylvania
Seasson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
California
Lesying
New York
Philadelphia
Pitceburg
Florida
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Geo. W. Boyd
Assis
Tnt
Local Mourns Mrs. Annie Burall After Long Illness
Local notice reports the death of Mrs Annie Burall at age 72 after three weeks of suffering. She endured a long illness yet remained faithful, now at rest. The obituary includes a brief farewell poem and mentions her grieving family. Spotted in a Frederick area newspaper display ad section, carpet sellers promote foreknowledge of rising prices and new Fall Brussels designs in their Carpet Room.
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Annie BR. Burall
Grandma
God
Luio
Frederick
Brussels
Gray-Wedding Seals Union For Frances Rauphenfer
Bradley J. Gray marries Frances C. Rauphenfer at the Fahrney residence on East Church Street in the county. The ceremony is performed by Dr. P. D. Fahrney in a указ ceremony reflecting local traditions.
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Gray
Eaupherpee
P. D. Fahrney
Eaat Church Street
Thin City
P.D. Fahrney
Bradley J. Gray
Frances C. Rauphenfer
County
Hospital fund drive gains support for children's ward
The Frederick City Hospital Association notes good response as ladies solicit contributions. Money donated by children will be directed to establishing a children's ward. Email appeals are being welcomed and acknowledged as sizable gifts.
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Frederick City
Mrs Barbour Not Dead Reported Alive in New Market
Mrs Rebecca Barbour of New Market telephoned Taz Nuwa to say she is alive. She read aloud a report of a death claim with noticeable surprise and emotion.
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Barbour
Rebecca Barbour
New Market
Taz Nuwa
Mr Johnson Turn Me Loose and New Post Office
A tale from the country lover ends in a comic mishap as practical jokers trap him in a room and he sings to be freed by morning. A new office opens at Fourpoint County with Randolph and Lestherwood as postmaster.
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Mr. Johnson
Awain
Tt Hetazif
Ione
Fourpointe
This County
Randolph &. Lestherwood
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