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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1900
Page
4
The Wresix News will be ready Thursday as a handsome twelve page issue with full coverage and special features. It claims Frederick city and county have the largest genuine circulation and offers strong advertising value. Copy for Ta lesxix News ads due by 6 pm Wednesday of this week and changes by noon that day.
Purely personal notes show many residents visiting relatives in Washington and Baltimore. Names include Mrs P B Kunkel Mr Samuel Duvall Mrs Kepler Mrs B F Brown Mr Thomas Dougherty and L E Mullinix. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs John S Newman and family and several others visiting Philadelphia Emmitsburg and Mountain View. Pauline Bowis granddaughter of Washington visits Mountsin with relatives.
The Blinisterist Association met in the Protestant Episcopal parish house and elected Rev. Joel Brown and Rev. S. W. Switzer to association membership. Officers were chosen: Rev. Luther Kubinan president, Rev. Osborne Ingle vice president, Rev. E L McLean secretary, and Rev. J. M. Henchieaskce treasurer. Topics for discussion were assigned to Revs. E. K. Eschbach and Joel Brown. The treasurer’s report was adopted. Meetings set for the first and third Mondays each month. Next gathering November 1 with Joel Brown speaking on The Resurrection Body.
The funeral of George Hamilton Routzahn aged three from Mount Zion Lutheran church November 4 with Rev S A Hedges officiating. Pallbearers Frank Domer Lloyd Dormer Charles Barnes Albert Barnes. Interment in church cemetery. M R Eechison Jefferson funeral director. The funeral of Mary Francis Holland was yesterday at 2 30 from Asbury M E church with Rev Geo D Pinkney assisted by Revs Towns and Martin. Pallbearers Chas and Grayson Larkins. Interment at Greanmount cemetery. A T Rice Sons were the funeral directors. Mr W Irving Pareona is very ill. Bay You can if in The News.
The News will broadcast county and state returns promptly using a large screen and stereopticon on Markes street. Clerks in each district will relay results to the office, with optimal telegraphic services to cover doubtful states and secure estimates quickly.
Mrs Catherine Fieldt died at her home in Clear Spring Washington county November 4 aged 86. James L McLane elected president of Jeans Hopkins University board to succeed Charles Morton Stewart. Isaac Ervin arson trial in Belair ended with discharge as evidence failed. Mrs Mary Ann Jackson widow of Stonewall Jackson ill in Baltimore left her home in Charlotte NC. Engineer William Whetzell of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fatally injured at Gherts Run after being attacked by a pet stock. Brice Weikir body found on railroad tracks near Thomas Station Adlegany county, placed there to destroy evidence.
Tarentum telegram notes the show Lost in Egypt enjoyed strong praise from a large audience. Harris and Parkinson impressed with their performances as the company delivered above average scenic effects and well carried roles. Election returns will be read from the stage as Manager Rhodes announces tonight's engagement.
Clarence and Elmer Jackson, two colored boys, were arrested yesterday by Officer Brust charged with stealing a pair of shoes. Wood discharged the prisoners with a severe reprimand after testimony. White, charged with assault and battery upon Wo Orme, was given a hearing before Justice Smith and held in $75 bail for grand jury action. Justice Smith committed Gertrude Jeems to Montevue for 90 days on Saturday, neighbors accusing her of a nuisance. She was taken to Montevue by Officer Brass.
Notices list letters remaining in Frederick city postal service. Advertised letters must be claimed by November 3. Call for letters or they proceed to dead letter office. Gesi Lenox’s List includes Martin F. Fink and others. Lantes List includes Fila Oronise and Mrs. Kenneay among names.
The Ramblere, a premier burlesque company, performed at the City Opera House before a good crowd. The show featured lively musical numbers, amusing situations, and standout acts including the Burke brothers and Worse Mike. The highlight included "Tweety milintes Of a Georgia plantation" and the song "When the Fartest Days are Over" by Miss Doras Devere. The program closed with "The Queen of the Holland Damey" and a vivid marching finale led by Ned Hansos. Stage, costumes, and effects were elaborate and well received.
In a Denton gathering, Col Wood drew praise from the Greensboro Free Press for his engaging style and clear, accessible critique of McKinley and Hanna. Observers say he could speak for hours and would be welcomed again in Caroline, with the state party urged to keep sending him.
The Emerson Literary Society held its Friday meeting on November 2 with President Jess Downey Jr presiding. Roll call, reading of minutes by C Herbert Krebs, program including recitations, an essay by Frank SfeOanner, reading by Robert Ebert, and debate on the motion That she trusts are an abomination to the American people with affirmative winning. Officers elected: Hanson Maulsby president, Richard Johnson vice president, Johnson Smith secretary, Daniel Fout treasurer, C Herbert Krek as critic.
The Local Mart lists corn at 1.5 cents, shelled corn at 35 cents per bushel, wheat at 0.67 cents per bushel, and hay at 12 dollars per ton. Joseph O Keeney through attorney Joseph W Gaver has filed for divorce from Cora M Reenvy in the Circuit Court.
Maryland Republicans claim a statewide majority from 5,000 to 12,000 and vow to carry Baltimore city. Leaders including Chairman Aoldsbororge and Vandiver forecast McKinley wins, with results shaping a four of six congressional seats and strong city wards. Democrats counter with diverse county leads and emphasize national GOP pitfalls. Voting details show brisk early turnout across precincts and procedural fixes as campaign closes in Frederick and surrounding counties.
The caveator Charles H Utermebie contends a prior will invalid and asserts undue influence by relatives over the decedent. He alleges the estate was diminished by actions of aunts and charities, seeks to overturn the will and recover rights to property valued at about 1.2 million dollars, with disputes over undue influence and lack of knowledge by the minor grandson.
Testimony in Hagerstown session centered on Major Josiah Joros Jr. being struck from the registration books while Major Pierce was ruled entitled to vote. Pierce, a Boonsboro Republican Club founder, claimed Maryland residency for ten years and noted military service in Porto Rico.
Noah E. Cramer brokerage reports the sale of a 63 acre farm along the National turnpike four miles east of Frederck in New Market District. The buyer is Daniel O. Kline of Rocky Springs Ohio County, the price $3,500.
Public notice offers stock issuance by Domestic Building Association to members with weekly dues and loan terms. Names officers and directors. Also advertises ladies tailoring and eye ear nose throat services with free examinations and recent carpet designs from Oriental Engrain collection at L and Mullinex.
Elegant black and gray single and double breasted satin suits priced from 810 to 949.40 draw on skilled workmanship. Jackets begin at 195, 8.75 and 75 in kersey and underlying fabrics. Quality garments touted as fashion patterns with better goods from i75 to 16.00 plus new automobile coats and other novelties highlighted.
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