Religious World notes Sunday services and clergy movements
The article lists numerous church services and events across denominations in Frederick with sermons by Elder Fabrney Rev. Luther Kuhlman Dr. Eschbach Rev. Wall and others. It notes a public Anti-Saloon League meeting, mission work at Saint James and Bohemian Mission efforts in Baltimore, plus Bishop Claggett’s early confirmations and local church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptist Church
Fabrney
U. B.church of
Walkersville
Osborne Ingle
All Saints' Episcopal Church
Sunday School of
Utica Mills
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
W.R. Woodward
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Epworth League
Albert Gilson
Edward Wall
Episcopal Church
Berryville
Valley
Wall
St. Mark’s
Petersville
John I. Yellett
St. Mark's Episcopal
This County
Mt. Calvary
Howard County
C. W. Stinespring
U. B. Church
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Episcpal
John C. Jackson
D. D
Ohio
J. H. Wilhite
Trinity M. E. Church
South
J. H. Apple
E L. McLean
Beckwith
Miss Gilbert
T. Freeman Dixon
Church of God
Methodist Episcopal Church
W T McKkenney
Woman’s College
B McKenney
Frederick
Air J Ft Harris
East Second Street
Saint James’ Lutheran Church
L MP. Myers
Annie Kreh
Jazzie Ketler
Baltimore
Chicago
Chi
Baltmore
Bat
Page Milburn
Mr. Chada
Altimore
Frederck
Adolphus Fearhake
Claggett
Graveyand
England
March A confirmation and town bonds debate in Oakland
Bishop Clagett presided at the March A confirmation with eleven receiving laying on of hands including Frederick County families. Oakland's council debates $20,000 bonds for streets electric lighting. two bids received, one at par 4 percent, council split. president resigns, court action possible. Orphans' Court inventories and executors appointed for several estates. Will and probate actions announced for multiple deceased residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clagett
Henae
Murdock, Beall
Frederick
Oakland
Maryland
New Advertisements Today in Town Store for Sale and Bonds for Sale
Classified items list sales and notices including store for sale John Gomber Rooms Wanted E P News Office 6779 Equity Urner Stoner Sols Public Auction Jus P Perry Bec Notice W C Birely President Furniture Bale Q Carty Miller Co Bonds For Sale Townsend Scott Son CITES Dixon Bros Jackets and Capes John Hendrickson Portieres L E Mullinix
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gomber
E. P
Urner & Stoner
Perry
Bec
W. C. Birely
Q. Carty
Miller & Co
Townsend, Scott , Son
Ceties Dixon Bros
John Hendrickson
Portieres L. E. Mullinix
Notice to Subscribers Collecting Daily News Dues
Tomorrow is the fifteenth, our regular collection day. Carriers will collect from subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily News
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Observing Departures and Visits
Miss Bertha Trundle returns from Washington. Miss Emily Hanshew returns. Mrs W M Mantz and children visited Araby. Mrs BE Hay of Washington at parental home. Mr Harry Mehrling back from Baltimore. Mr Vernon Bexton and wife from Jefferson in Frederick for a day. Mr E J Hammond of Hood's Bays in Howard county was in Frederick yesterday. Mr Benton Hagan of Baltimore spent yesterday in city with friends. Miss Emma Grove of Gapland guest of aunt in Washington county. Granville Lindsay and son Gordon of York PA spent Saturday in the city. Mr James Koontz returned to Emmitsburg after eighteen months. Mr Wn. G. absent briefly, back from Baltimore. Mrs Win DeLashmuit of Martinsburg visiting sister F Brown. Mr Albert Wallis of the Great Southern Band in the city with his family. Mrs Laura Kramer of Baltimore visiting grandmother and aunt on West Patrick. Rev W S McKinney visiting the Frederick district. Misses Rust of guests of aunts on West Second. Misses Tar of Virginia visiting relatives. Frederick Letter returns from Lancaster. Mr Chas Ross Jr and Miss Carolina Ross back from Upperville. Mr and Mrs Albert Darby of Martinsburg visiting Lewis Alice. Mrs Margaret Grove returns home after week with niece in Yellow Springs. Mr H S Landis leaves for New York and Philadelphia for holiday goods. absent several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Trundle
Washington
Emily Hanshew
Wm. Mantz
Araby
BE. B. Hay
B. Brown
Harry Mehrling
Frederick
Baltimore
Vernon Bexton
Jefferson
Freaich Erick
E. J. Hammond
Hood's Bays
Howard County
Benton Hagan
Emma Grove
Gapland
Washington County
Wine
Granville Lindsay
Gordon
York
James Koontz
Emmitsburg
Wn. G
Ckey
Win. DeLashmuit
Martinsme Til
F. Brown
Albert Wallis
Great Southern Band
Laura Kramer
West Patrick Street
W. S. McKinney
Rust
Nere
West Second Street
Virginia
Frederick Letter
Lancaster
Chas. Ross, Jr
Carolina Ross
Upperville
Boonsboro election for burgess after Mr. Irwin
Brief items note a Boonsboro election to fill the late W Irwin's burgess seat, Mexico's area of 731000 square miles, a new passenger car for the Frederick and Braderton electric road, Mr Geo Zuhurst of Washington presenting his friend Mr G N Nner with a fine scarce pTxier, and a naval satin sofa cushion with gilt lettering designed to show off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
W . Irwin
Mexico
P.R. R
Frederick and
Iradtetons
Geo. Zuhurst
Washington, . C
G. N. Ner
Work of Death Causes Sudden Heart Failure
Lewis C. Holbraner, son of ex editor Thomas M. Holbrunner, died this morning at To'elock of heart failure at his sister Mrs. John Whalen's home on East Patrick Street. He was 30 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis C. Roletner
Lewis C. Holbraner
Exitor
Thomas M. Holbrunner
To'elock
Heart Fajare
John + Whalen
East Patrick Street
Sword for Admiral Schley to be presented at Madison Square Garden
The Sword for Admiral Schley will be presented at a December celebration at Madison Square Garden New York. A sword costing several thousand dollars will be awarded by the Royal Arcanum to Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley. Subscriptions are being raised in several states with Maryland pledging over $500, led by Wilbur F. Smith as Maryland grand secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
Edson M. Schryver
Royal Arcanum
Madison Square Garden
New York
Winfield Scott Schley
Rand Lodge
Maryland
Wilbur F. Smith
The
City College
Bicycle collision at tollgate on Jefferson pike injures rider
Saturday evening, J Frank Butts collided with a closed tollgate while coasting down a steep hill near Cal Calvin Natt’s home on the Jefferson pike. He was bruised and thrown to the ground as a thief passed under the gate and disappeared into a fence. Butts believed the gate was raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. Calvin Natt
Jefferson Pike
J. Frank Butts
Mr. Butts
Frostburg State Normal No 2 bids opened
Mr. E B Prettyman secretary of the State Board of Education has received five bids for the State Normal School to be erected at Frostburg The new school will be named State Normal No 2 and will house about 150 students at a cost of 20000 for the building The Frostburg residents donated the lot and bids will be opened at the Board meeting on November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Frederick City Hospital Association Monthly Meeting
The Frederick City Hospital Association held its monthly meeting this afternoon. A gathering of all supper participants will meet tomorrow afternoon at 6 o clock at Junior Hall. The ladies committee of the Masonic Bazaar Association meets this evening at 7 o clock at the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Break in the Canal Halts Navigation at Four Locks
A large hole at the fourteen mule level of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal near Four Locks has stopped navigation since Saturday. Crews have failed to fill the breach as repairs are planned to restore passage.
William Tillman Returns from Army Furlough in Frederick
William Tillman, a colored soldier from Company A First Regiment, returns to Frederick on a four day furlough after a long absence. He says he has had enough of camp life and wishes to be mustered out of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tillman
Frederick
William
Cat Hunter Brings Rabbits To House in Emmitsburg
Mr Samuel Gamble near Emmitsburg Pennsylvania reports a cat that catches rats ground squirrels and rabbits as large as herself and brings the game to the house in a rural scene of a showy hunting pet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gamble
Emmitsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad October earnings rise
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reported October 189% gross earnings of 2,395,952 dollars, up 11,796.42 from October 1897. Pie Tre a Mrs Henry Lorentz is thanked by THR News for a pumpkin pie sent last Saturday. Little Miss Rath Haller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Haller, underwent a successful nasal polyp removal by Dr Ramsey in Baltimore. Mr Michael Fogie begins ground breaking on Water Street for four new houses. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended as a tonic and purifier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balaimore and Ohio Railroad
Henry Lorentz
Miss Rath Haller
Thomas J. Haller
Ramsey
Baltimore
Michael Fogie
Water Street
Saint Stanislaus Day Celebrations At Jesuit Novitiate
A Jesuit community marked Saint Stanislaus Day with a feast in the refectory, a solemn high mass at St John’s Church, and an Academy program detailing the saint’s life. Music by the novitiate choir and guests accompanied services led by Rev Father Whitney with sermons urging imitation of the saint’s virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanislaus
Christ
Oe A. Garynor
Ward
Valher O'Rourke
St. Stanislaus
St. John’s Church
Father Whitney
Georgetown University
Father Prendergast
Brother Delany
Society of Jesus
Kostkow
Poland
Mother of God
Vienna
Kostkovy
Bro. Gallagher
Earle
Bro. Smith
Bro. Canning
Bro. Brune
Jurvenis Angelice
O Brien
Bro
Gaynor
Hest
Corrigan
Meteor shower notes and winter entertainment at college
Vomang College notes report meteor shower expectations for November and a near term display. Observations from Youthotop on Hust 7 counted thirty six meteors in just over an hour. The piece also details college renovations, a recital by Dr J Merrill Hoppinson with Edwin L Turnbull, and plans for minstrel shows by Richards Pringle Rasco Holland and others at the Opera House on Friday November 18 with parades, traps, and two bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Moses Jenkins
Stoner
Fauntleroy
Baltimore
Merrill Hoppinson
Edwin L. Turnbull
College Hall
Ingtoors
Richards & Pringle’s
Rasco & Holland
McRo Novelties
Billy Korsanda
Jones Crosby
Harry Fidler
Dan Avery
Hassan Ben Ali
Kamaddehi Japs
Arthur Maxwell
Georgina Sextart
Bob Kemp
Dick Thomas
Buddie Clemm
Ballbeek
Thomas
Olin
Opera House
Ladies Military Band to Play at City Opera House
The Ladies Military Band conducted by Dr Howard gave a closing Berkeley Temple Institute College concert last Tuesday evening. The Boston Times notes the band will perform again at City Opera House on Tuesday night, November 15, drawing a full house and strong audience praise for its unified, talented soloists and excellent program with frequent encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Temple Institute College
Howard
Boston Times
City Opera House
A Hired Girl star Edith Morilla to perform at City Opera House
Miss Edith Morilla lauds as a New York favorite returns to stage in Blaney's A Hired Girl at City Opera House Thursday evening November 17. She previously starred in Ship Ahoy and The Sphinx Opera Company and spent summer singing at roof gardens. The piece features songs now touring the road show. Also listed are Democratic gubernatorial nominees and other local marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Morilla
Blaney
City Opera House
New York
Entertainments and notices in Frederick weekly schedule
Listing of events this week includes Ladies Military Band concert at City Opera House, Sunday School convention at Reformed Church Mount Pleasant, and A Hired Girl at the Opera House. Also theatre and minstrel appearances plus social teas and gatherings. Real estate transfers filed and a medical history claim for a tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMC. A
City Opera House
Reformed Church
Mount Pleasant
Frederick City Hospital Association
Medical and
Chirurgical Society of Maryland
Opera House
John Eisenhauer Ching
Key Monument Association Meeting Plannes Mon Evening
A meeting of the Key Monument Association will be held in Prof Shepherds school room City Udall this Mon evening at 7 20 o'clock All members are requested to be present William C Rimery President L EB Mullinix. Lovely portieres and covers advertised as inexpensive home decorations sold direct from the manufacturer with a showroom display and a cosplay of table covers and portieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nistice
Key Monument Association
Shepherd
City Udall
William C. Rimery
BCE
Jobn Hendrickson Serpe Model
A garbled note references Jobn Hendrickson and Serpe model status with a telephone request and a department head directing attention to new garments this evening. The fragmentary text suggests a fashion or wardrobe item update and a call to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobn Hendrickson
Plush Jacus A New Garment Selle Uaine Grade
A reader-friendly note describes a new fabric or garment item that resembles real sea cloth but is priced cheaply. The piece promises to show the item to the reader and highlights its good but modest quality.
Lotis Jackets Open With Style and Value
A new Lotis Jackets shop opens today offering menswear outerwear with fashionable lines. Consumers are invited to view affordable prices and versatile designs aimed at meeting style needs.
Capes dominate fashion with pleached flounces and plush fabrics
A bold fashion notice touts capes as the most popular wrap not for sale elsewhere. It highlights a full assortment including cloth, plush, and earthen tones with the latest flounced cape design praised for its flattering fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Ak
Black Silks and Dress Goods At Unusually Low Prices
The ad touts black silks and dress goods with deep discounts. It highlights low prices on blankets and wool items, notes limited stock, and invites consumers to compare quality and savings at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
Rodock & Co
Rodock & Wo
Ridig and Miller Drugstore Ad Emphasizes Quality
A dealer proclaims they carry only the best drugs and plead for customer trade. The message stresses reliability and high standards, noting former affiliations with Red and urging patrons to patronize a painstaking druggist.
Optical consultation and prizes announced in Maryland and D C
The notice invites defective sight sufferers to consult I Saks of Saks Optical at 925 Seventh Street Washington DC with free eye examinations during November 21 and 22 at Carlin House. It mentions prizes for high scores in a November 1 to start competition and continued monthly for winter, plus eye and ear, nose and throat services by Dr Wm C Boteler at 28 N Market Street with spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight and free examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Saks
Saks Optical Company
Seventh Street
Washington, D. C
Carlin House
Wm. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
Cline's Carpet Store Ad Promises Quality Service
Cline's Carpet Store advertises a large stock of new spring combinations and better conditions for customers. The copy touts superior workmanship, prompt and efficient service, and emphasizes that their life is large and embraces many new options. Local shoppers urged to visit for deals.
Grocery ad and legal notices from Baltimore area
A mixed run of grocery ads for The Railing Grocery Co and C E Ramsburg with items like cranberries prunes and apples, plus attorney notices for Shafer and Turner in Baltimore Maryland. Includes addresses and phone numbers and mentions of court services and legal assistance in local jurisdictions.
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the Daily News
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Henry
Carrollton
Sherman
North
Sea
Coleman E. Alshop
Flydetown
Thomas Wilson Evans
Paris
Napoleon If
Empress Eugenie
Sunday Schools and Societies
Teva
Blias Delander
Daniel Burrier
Calvin S Burrier
Annie Willams
Marion
Michael
Ezra Michael
Michael Houck
Singleton E* Houck
Sarah Adams
Washioton
Terly Winds
Albert D. Darby
Martinsburg
W. Va
Lewis Alice
Margaret Grove
Market Space
Richardson
Yellow Springs
H.S. Landis
South Market Street
Philadelphia
Cpar
Hood
Butogton
Vomang College Notes
John Walter Smith
Murray Vandiver
Isidor Rayner
Frank Brown
William A. Fisher
John E. Horst
Buchanan Schley
John S. Wirt
Colonel Smith
Joshua W. Hering
Carroll County
State Bankers’ Associaton
Merriage
Josiah James Ogie
Lydie M. Mares
Henry K. Borer
Libertytown
Marcella Fou
Double Pipe Creek
Wilks
Seusency
Grace G. Baxter
McKinusky Mills
C. R. Chew
Thomas 8. Altough
David A. Baker
Harlin BH. Summers
Frederck County
William Schnaufler
Glenn H. Worthington
Charles R. Gregory
Fredenck County
J. W. Payne
James G. Mathews
L. EB
Mullinix
Lovely Portieres
Portieres
Jacus
C Lotis
Capes
Jou
Sterne
Nedig & Miller
Dieuse
N. Ridig & Iller
Canton
E. Mars
N. Market St
ISS
John H. Frazier
Lowling Alleys
South Markettreet
C. BE. Cline
Cline
T. Rich & Sons
AA T. Bice & Sors Funeral Directors
V. Staub
FR. V. Stars
Northwest Corner
Lowenstein & & Wertheimer
Mead-To-Roof Outfitters
the Railing Grocery CO
Prederics
C. E. Ramsburg
E. Ramsburg, C
Heintz
Raisins Ie
C. E
Attorney-At-La
East Lexington ST. Baltiore, MD
Qrachee
Gouscies
Wedartmt
Turner
Secord
Henes
Fredenek
G Y. S. Levy
Count Street
Civen
Tg Secortir
Real Sogn
Ds B.O. Mioodexge
Eznateo
Unirarac
Maria Ieblodiy
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