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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1900
Page
4
Notice to Subscribers Collect on Regular Day
Tomorrow is the fifteenth day of the month and the Damy News carriers will collect sums due from subscribers on their routes. Please have exact change ready to speed collections and minimize inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damy News
Personal notices of residents visiting and traveling peers
POBELY PERSONAL. Paragraphe About Those Who Womeant Go. Several residents from Middletown, Burkitts ville, Reading, and other nearby towns are spending days in Frederick, Baltimore, and Washington on business or visiting relatives. Names include Charles H. Batts, Frank C. Norwood, O S Highbarger, Getzandanner, George W Wright, Thomas Schley, Charles Bly, Calvin Page, Alice Shriner, Miriam Evans, Fannie Sullivan, Nicholas er, John Karn, Mamie Akere, Emily Cali, and others, with visits to farms, colleges, and family homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Batts
Middletown
Frederick
Frank C. Norwood
Baltimore
Washington
Highbarger
Burkittsville
Getzandanner
South Market Street
George W. Wright
Thomas Schley
Second Street
Merryland
Charles W- Bly
Calvin Page
Record Street
Maryland Agricultural College
Alice Y. Shriner
North Market Strest
Miriam H. Evans
Washington, D.C
Fannie Sullivan
Reading
Nicholas Er
East Fish Street
John Karn
Mamie FP. Akere
Barkitts Ville
A. L. Engelbrecht
Emily Cali
Trundle
John White
Ademstown
Fire at Winchester destroys Star plant
A fire in Winchester Virginia gutted the Evening Star and Weekly Times plant, incinerating engine and pressrooms, two presses, job presses, and a large stock of paper. The blaze, deemed incendiary, caused about 2100 in losses to the plant and 100 in the building. a special edition was released from another press hours later. Regular publication resumed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Wade
Evening Star
Weekly Times
That Star
To Play Here by J Charles Haydon in December 3
Mr J Charles Haydon writes to The News that he will perform in this city on December 3 in Other Peoples Money a first class comedy. He leads the light comedy role and hopes for a successful Fr Frederick debut. Also local market quotes list corn wool etc with prices for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Charles Haydon
Sykes Lectures On Victorian Poets At University Extension
Dr F W Sykes delivered a lecture on Alfred Tennyson as part of the Victorian Poets series under the University Extension program. He praised Tennyson's balance of emotion and restraint and highlighted his natural imagery and humane spirituality. A photo display accompanied the talk, and a study class with Miss Robinson formed afterward at 439 oclock. The traveling library was placed in the college library for access by applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ur Brederick Wolpires
Radsard Kipling
de. Sykes
University Extersion Association
Sykog
Tenpydon
America
Edathe Tedayous
Tenongzou
Dr. Sykea
Tempyson
Tennyson
Sykes
Arthur Clough
Matthew Armold
Work of Death and Notable Local Obituaries
Local notices report the deaths of Daniel Eyler aged 46 in Chestnuts Grove after a long illness, James F Barnsley a Montgomery county farmer died at his son’s home, Edward Barrick of the city died of general debility, Rosa Foutz a Broad Run resident died of diphtheria, and Dr Lloyd Dorsey formerly of the city passed away in Washington D C. Funeral details and survivors are listed, with church affiliations and burial plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Eyler
Daviel Eyler
Chestnuts Grove
Lutheran Church
Exler
Elsie Dern
Liberty
Clarence
Sterley
Maud Eyler
Daysville
Wheeler
Waltz & Grosmickie
James F. Barnsley
Charles W. Harnaley
Oakdale
Montgomery County
Mr. Barnsley
Maryland
Dinsy
Union Turnpike Company
Brookeville
District of Columbia
Barnsley
Olmey Gate
George
Thomas
Samuel
Charles W
James
John
Misces
Josephine
Ella Barnaby
Joward Barrick
Edward Barrick
East Eighth Street
John C
Nosh E
Kansas
Wm. R
Johnstown
F.S
Hagerstown
John MB. Shirer
Rocky Ridge
Emma Koons
Middleburg
Daisy Wiles
Cora H. Barrick
Utica
Utica Cemetery
GSS
Rosa Foutz
Rosa Fout
J. Dawson Huffer
Broad Bon
George Foutz
Bur- Kitteville
German Baptist Church
Broad Run
David Rusherman
Morris Shifer
Edward Barkhart
Eldridge
Leslie Boyer
Joseph Karn
Lloyd Dorsey
Reai Dens
Washington, D. C
Dorsey
Linganore Hills Inn
Convention address inspires Christian Endeavor leaders
The Regional Christian Endeavor convention featured Dr Luther Drott and Dr William Patterson with Rev J Timothy Stout delivering a keynote. Speakers urged active faith and personal spiritual nourishment beyond ministers, while delegates from Franklin County included W M Strayer Annie Wilhide Minnie Miller Bettie Stauffer Joseph Wolf J N Zimmerman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarmstiac Eucestor
Siste
Bradty Baptist Cherch
Steel
Paact
Festercay
Gri
Japan
China
Africa
Anorea
Ths
City Union
Richard A. Harris
Baltimore Union
Maurice Panfield Fikes
Grantly Church
Luther KR. Drott
Newark
N. J
William Patterson
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Dyers
W. M. Strayer
Annie Wilhide
Minnie E. Miller
Bettie V. Stauffer
Joseph Wolf
J. N. Zimmerman
Joe Jones
Anns Arundel County Institute in Annapolis and Local News
The Anns Arundel County Teachers Institute continued in Annapolis. Local items note deaths, court actions, factory plans, anniversaries, and public meetings across Maryland towns including Lapidum Williamsport Barton Cumberland and Baltimore. Notable items include a murder trial continued in Centtravious and a man sentenced for miscegenation.
Important Difference Prompts Cleansing with Syrup of Figs
To show thousands they are not diseased but need system cleansing, the ad claims comfort can be brought home by a costive condition cured with Syrup of Figs. manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Company and sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California FigSyrup Company
Tenth Anniversary Celebration At Zimmerman Homestead
Relatives and friends gathered November 11 at the Zimmerman homestead to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Mr and Mrs OC Zimmerman. The large, tastefully decorated hall hosted sixty guests who enjoyed a dinner with roses, chrysanthemums, and evergreen festoons. Presents were exchanged and many well wishes offered as the couple began a decade of married life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matte Shaw
Che Mary Tutita
Zimmerman
Mrs. Zimmerman
Feagaville
Thomas
John Cnoller
William
Toda
Walkersville
Samuel Zimmerman
John Thomas
Chas. Zimmerman
Frederick
J. Frank Thomas
Claybourne Thomas Sod
Misses Cora
Mary Thomas
Grinder
Mattie Shaw
Mamie “Zimmerman
Kia White
Ida Cecil
Edith Nannemaker
Emmitsburg
Lizzie Haller
Basil Gilson
Cyrus Thomas
Claude White
Edgar Thomas
Elmer Thomaz
George Thomas
Leslie Zimmerman
Ernest Michael
Geo, Michael
Harry Storms
Euhemian Mine Tragedy Reported With Casualties
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a mining incident at Euhemian Mine with unconfirmed deaths and injuries. Names, places, and precise details are unclear, but the event appears to involve multiple workers and a hazardous situation at a location labeled Euhemiam or similar.
Davis faces voter views in Senate district race
Amid unclear OCR text, section references Senator Davis and district views. Readers see mentions of pay, law, and party terms, signaling a political narrative and upcoming district focus without clear names or dates.
Fire damages hotel and a proposed new female high school
A blaze heavily damaged the residence of Mr. Gaus, proprietor of the Hotel Spangler, as fire overtook the weather-wrecked building yesterday afternoon. Nearly all furniture saved. interior work on the New School Building for the Female High School on Dent Gourea Street continues, with completion expected by December 14. The School Board sought a connection to the rear building, but the County Commissioners refused further funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaus
Eusmutsborg
Tae
Dent Gourea Street
Local ad chatter mixed with notices and sales
A jumble of 1900s Frederick Maryland style notices and ads. Items include a memorial for Dr. Lloyd Dorsey, a moving picture atrocity screening at the City Opera House, and the Historical Society meeting at 38 East Second Street. There are sales for furs and garments at Neidig & Miller, a Presbyterian sale, fencing for sale, and a chiropodist visit. Also included are a Domestic Building Association notice, a cigar and card shop promo, a Bank secretary advert, and public notices about job ads and classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harp & Etchison
Solre
Mortenges
J.R Kline
Mort
Public
Winthrop size popular in new couch and table covers
West End car accepts and regrets. papers available. Encouraged by reader appreciation, the Mullinex Carpet House announces an assortment of Ricu and Excursive Oaiesrat NoOvALITES, the freshest designs yet. New goods arriving daily. prices within reach. Contact L. E. Mullinex, Carpet Wall Paper and Curtain House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sveryous
High Class Vaudeville at City Opera House Saturday Night
Heralded by advance notices in New York papers the A A Dochemtu Vaudeville Novelty Co offers a high class show at City Opera House next Saturday. The program includes dancing singing tumbling ventriloquism moving pictures and acts by Mark Murphy and wife Fialkowski Farrell and Starck Reina Anbrar Editha Lavelle and others. Lavelle's dogs perform tricks including one leaping 22 feet. The company promises vulgarity free entertainment and a rattling success with fresh bills and eager audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. A. Dochemtu Vaudeville Novelty Co
City Opera House
Aucceas Gach Sn Enterprises
Edison
Kinetograph
Moving Pictures
Mark Murphy
Fialkowski
Farrell
Starck
Ascort
Eddie
Sonbrette
Reina Anbrar
Editha
Lavelle
Freah Bovelttzs
The Dickerson Quarry Opens New Crushers
Standard Lime and Stone Company has upgraded its Dickerson quarry in Montgomery county after a recent crusher fire. A gravity road and dump carts replace the old mine cart system, boosting capacity as the firm secures a DC contract to supply 20 carloads daily for a year, while employing about 50 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Montgomery County
District of Columbia
Philomithean debate on government subversion topic
The Philomthean Literary Society will debate the question resolved that the time and events of the present day indicate a subversion of our Government at their Thursday evening meeting. Dr John Syhark of West Fifth street, operated on for peritonitis in Baltimore, was taken to a Baltimore hospital this morning after returning home for a year. The Hagerstown Y M C A will close Thursday unless new financial aid is pledged by supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banday
Santa Claus
Garfield
Jineras
Domestic
Wilbur H. Dayal
Farmers & Mechanics’ National Bank
Peglomstheans
Philomsthean Literary Society
John Syhark
West Fifth Street
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Young Men’s Christian Association
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Mersi
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Teachers’ Institute
Annapolis
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Lapidum
Cecil County
Washington County
Howard County
Matthew Cheers
Solomon Roberta
Centravius
Williamsport
Robert Louis Stevenson
Johns Hopkins University
Jacob
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Kent Island Wharf
Westminster
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Cumberland
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Robert Burnside
Chewsville
George Biddle
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National Guard
First Brigade
Equitable
South Mountain
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F. Zimmerman
Staty
Euhemian
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Pisco
peSatuli Daves Vert Ell
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Senstor Davis
Theopenteg Otter Reichstag T
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John Hendrickson
Tele
Bore
Harry Yehaes
Abrut Talay
Erades
Thinaters
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Massachusetts Avenue
N. W
John His Dericeson
Neidig & Miller
City Opera Hone
Galveston
Tate
W. H. Miller
West Church Street
Park Hotel
Sele
L. S., Clingax
O.S Highbargar
Ops. G
Nie & Miller
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Storm Callaretts
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Dr. Brown
Bradley
Patrick
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Ray
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Graduate Pharmacie Standard Cme
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Europe
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N. Market Street
I. B
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Rookwood
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L. E
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F. B. Sapfington
Maries i
GEO
Bodoce
Sture Ssanga
I Soda Wester
sEuLs Fir
A. T. Rige & Sons
A. T. Rice
Sosz
AND
Enbalmexs
North Hmareet Street
FV. Stale
St. Mott's
F. W. Stace
J. Heinely Keiler
Benes Auhe
Yohn
J. Bessely Eeller
Draggiettes
Frederick, MD
Ceresville Flour
Neal
New
Shrinee
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
Pathichist
Biser
Real Estate and Insurance
W. Church Street
Janezedis D. Stewart P
Deans
North Market Streets
Mzidewiy
C.anigodemus
Alzaed Ritter
Harles P. Levy
Levy
Crace
Count Street
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