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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes recount events on November 8 across various locales. Mentions include geographic places, dates, and scattered names, with unclear details. The text resembles a brief calendar of past events, lacking cohesive narrative or complete facts.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal or public sale notice with names such as J F Ereh Ansherman secretary Daria Groft Doll's and Jos W Gaver and a sale entry. Content unclear but indicates a municipal or firm notice.
Mr and Mrs Fred A Rose of this city left yesterday for New York. Misses Homm of this city moved to Centre and St Paul streets Baltimore. Miss Janie Williams South Market street visits Baltimore friends and relatives. Mr Robert A Compton of Brunswick spends days with Frederick friends. Mr Eather Duvall and Miss Maggie Duvall South Market street visit relatives in Washington. Mr B Basenants Sr of Baltimore spends days with his sons Mesars North Market street. Mr C E German of New York who stayed with his mother near Frederick returns. De Reseien once telegraph rator on West Northern Railroad Minnesota spent days with Edward and Mrs Rossman Liberty town. He goes to Sir John's Run WV to take position on B&O Railroad.
A string of dated quips on wealth luck and social behavior. The notes touch on wealth owning, appearances, political winners, and oddities in daily life with a humorous newspaper tone.
George Meyers and Miss Mary Dewitt of Corinth West Virginia wed on a roadside just over the Maryland line in Garrett county as rain drenched the day. They had a license from Maryland and arranged Rev. Emory T. Fike to meet at Hatton but arrived late, triggering a Maryland ceremony after crossing the line with the minister, the bride’s mother, and horses and buggy involved in the mud laden journey.
A large Pleasant Hill church gathering last Sunday featured choirs and solos by Mollidimes, Amy Shook, Mize Nevie Neighbours, and recitations by John Neighours, Price Young, and Luin James. Ten Virginas, in costume, formed a key moment. Pastor Rev. S. M. Bench spoke, and news notes report W Irving Parsons deteriorating after hospital stay.
After a tight statewide race Maryland reported McKinley winning the Sixth district by 2,272 and Cumberland district by 50, with Pearre securing a plurality in the district. Citizens gathered in Cumberland to serenade leaders as supporters prepared for next year’s campaigns.
A horse hitched to a buggy in front of Dr. Franklin B. Smith’s Count Street office bolted yesterday around 6:20 pm. It trotted along Second Street to Market, fled through an alley to Third, passed a bonfire on Third, dashed back to Market, then Second to Court and halted before the doctor’s office without damage.
A week’s record from the Circuit and Orphans Courts ends November 7 detailing property deeds in Frederick County including transfers to the Masonic Temple Association, B O Railroad, and parties like George L. Cramer, Daniel E. Kline, and others. Marriage licenses list Alonzo J. Barns, Stellan M Kuhn, John B. Roberts, W M Mullinix, Louis W Bennett, and others. Orphans Court actions include inventories, wills, executors, and administrators for Wachter, Saylor, Baldner, Shank, Harbaugh, and other estates with probate and sale orders.
Joseph Volluse was arrested by Officer Hand for striking a boy with a wood stick after the boy annoyed him with horn pranks at a store. Justice Wood discharged Volluse after testimony showed the boy prompted the incident. another man, William Angeline, was held in $25 for grand jury action after striking Roger Quynn. John N. Powell, 41, died in Hagerstown from heart disease attributed to election excitement following Tuesday’s results. The sudden factory whistle blast as Machinley’s victory was announced is cited as a contributing factor.
Members of the Manor Reformed Church surprised Rev. A. Conner and his wife at the parsonage in Adamstown. They arrived with gifts and provisions, stocked the larder, tended the granary, and shared a day of hospitality with music and social conversation.
Fragmentary OCR shows a despatch related to Bryaz and 230 quantity figures. Mentions Elena, Congress, Gor erour, and Fosrentsts Raye 52, but details are unclear. likely a local or archival notice with disjointed political and logistical terms.
A Maryland circuit court heard trials for murder including a death sentence likely for Charles Jonason in Annapolis while a train line reported a record 34 mile run from Perryville to Wilmington in 33 minutes. William B. Marrow was stabbed in a Hagerstown incident as arrest proceedings followed. Bon Baker announced a contract with Maryland Steel for two giant passenger steamships costing 1.5 million each, to be among America’s largest ships.
A package containing two films found between Market and West South Street is addressed to Dr. Wm. C. Johucon. Finder to return to J. F. Breh, photographer, for a reward. Also notes Norfolk Market offers fish including pike, rock, salmon, trout, and oysters via N. T. McMany at 81 per gallon.
Genuine Lynn Havens from the beds of Virginis arrived this morning fine with a glass of old English ale. The Philomatheans meet tonight at 8 with officers elected and business trans acted. Oysters tonight promised best display of the season. Chrysanthemums show urged at the seller's place. Fashion items push silk flannels and fur fittings with large assortments priced to attract. Also notices for stock sale, bank details, and advertising offers.
Advert advertises black and grey double and single breasted suits, three button brows, and jackets priced from 49.50 to 210. New open lines feature expert workmanship and fashion patterns, with men’s wear including ceremonial and automotive accessories. High quality at modest prices stressed.
Miss Margaret J. Brian daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Brian 1933 Droin Hill avenue Baltimore married Mr J Manning Parsons at Straworidge Methodist Episcopal church Baltimore Rev Dr Elbert Todd officiated bride wore white mousseline over satin veil with orange blossoms carried Bride roses maid of honor was Miss Marian E Brian and flower girl Little Annette Parsons groom best man Mr Harry Evans ushers listed after ceremony the couple left for a wedding journey and will live at 343 Robert Street Baltimore also reported are Best Hamilton and Bennett Roblaby weddings with brief details.
Mrs Joanna Rouskulp aged 81 died in Hag eratown yesterday morning after grief over her ill daughter. Directly linked deaths followed including Mrs Thomas E McCardell and Mrs McCachells cousin George Ft Bisvehing Mre. McCsr Geil ill and Mr Biershing nearby. Donaldson burial held for Ohogs F Donaldson shot by Samuel Overs in Monrovia last week. Funeral from Thomas Dann’s Sandy Hook residence with Rev J W Smith officiating. Bearers named and Miller's graveyard interment. many floral tributes from Baltimore and surrounding areas.
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