Marriages and theater notes from a city paper
The page reports several society events: the marriage of Harry McLane and Georgianna Stall at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. Bachbach officiating. a Walling Kesler wedding performed by Rev. E. L. McLean on East Third Street. Elmer F. Stull and Sarah M. Green wed at Rev. Hench’s residence. a City Opera House presentation of A Daughter of Onba, with an upcoming Diamond King. and an engagement notice for Anita de Garmendi to Lt. John E. Stephens, noting family ties to Prince Ludwig and Princess Eulalie, with Stephens a West Point ’98 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Lane
Harry
McLane
Mise Georgianna Stall
George Stall
E. BR. Bachbach
Mr. McLane
Philadelphia
Walling—Kesler
Harry J. Walling
Misa Mannie F. Kesler
East Third Street
E. L. McLean
Grace Ed.church
Green
Elmer F. Stull
Charleaville
Sarah M. Green
Frederick
M. Hench
North Market Street
City Opera House
Onba
She Gunray
Mack & Bawerds’ Dramatic Company
Santiago
Acta
Wm. Ohsmberlain
Conrogue
Edwards
Diamond King
Anita de Garmeedie
Paris
Anita de Garmendis
Baltimore
John E. Stephens
Eighth Artillery
United States Army
de Garmendia
Corian» Baughman de Garmendia
Ludwig
Bavaria
Eulalie
Spain
Lieutenant Stephens
Kentucky
West Point
AX TRE LAW'S GRIP, BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES
Mattie Brown alias Mary Silverbrook waives hearing on bawdy house charge and is held to bail $250 by Jae the Wood for court appearance. Frank Zortner arrested for vagrancy by Officer Brust. Justice Smith commits him to Montevue for 90 days hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Brown
Mary Silverbrook
Simpson
Jaethe Wood
Frank Zortner
Brust
Justice Smith
Montevue
Purely Personal and Society Notes from Washington
Dr Charles C MacGill of East Church Street attended the Goldsborough Mc Calla wedding in Washington today. Richard Potte of Court Lausre left for Washington to attend the Goldsborough Biccalia wedding today. The Grand Lodge of Masons annual communication began at the Temple in Baltimore with lodges across the state expected, followed by a dinner and officer election. Carty's Opening notes C Carty furniture dealer’s Xmas display features fine furniture, Japanese novelties, ladies desks and pictures amid floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. MacGill
East Church Street
Washington
Richard Potte
Grand Lodge of Masons
Temple
North Charles Street
Baltimore
Carty
C. Carty
Death of prominent Frederick banking figure Mr W Irving Parsons
Mr W Irving Parsons former clerk of the court vice president of Citizens National Bank former president of Frederick County National Bank and a longtime city leader died at his residence East Second street yesterday after 5 p m following a long illness. Born April 15 1842 at Woodsboro he later ran a general store and dry goods business before entering banking. He served in Farmers and Mechanics Bank then as clerk of the Frederick County Court on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Irving Parsons
East Second Street
Parsons
Woodsborogh County
Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Frederick Vounty
Death of Frederick County bank official Parsons
Mr Parsons, a longtime Frederick County banker and trustee, died yesterday after a period of illness. He had served as clerk and bank executive, led real estate and hospital boards, and held roles in Masonic and fraternal groups. He leaves a brother Simon Parsons of Baltimore and a widow Mrs Thomas Miller. The funeral is Friday at 3 pm with service at the house and interment at a local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faresona
Frederick County National Bank
Tone
Citizens’ National Bank
Parsons Wees
Columbis Lodge
A. M
The
Royal Arcanum
Knights of Honor
Frederick Bailding Association
Frederick Hospital Association
Home For the Aged
Lutheran Church
Sontay School
Lesves
Simon Parsons
Baltimore
Thomas Miller
Parsons
Civy
Rural Free Delivery Expands in Maryland and Nearby States
First annual report on rural free delivery by Postmaster General Johnson details expansion from Carroll County to cover all of Carroll Somaty and adjacent areas in Maryland and parts of Pennsylvania. It lists 508 offices discontinued, 605 more served, and a 25,343,323 piece increase. Also notes 15 carriers with four wagon routes. An advertisement for Syrup of Fire claims cure for costly ailments.
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Johnson
Carroll County
Carroll Somaty
Baltimore
Howard
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
York
Adama
Maryland
This County
Carroll
Coppersille
Dover
Cranberry
Daniel
Day
Deeprun
Dennings
Eastview
Elderaborg
Englar
Fenby
Freedom
Frisenburg
Garber
Gist
Golden Ring
Gosnell
Graveran Mills
Haight
Harner
Hinkle
Hoffmanville
Houckswie
Keysville
Lauver
Linganore
Long
Long Cortez
Lotisville
McDonald
McKinstry
Manchester
Marston
Marbury
Melrose
New London
Oak Orchard
Pleasant Valley
Porters
Reese
Ridgeville
Sams Creek
Sandy Ville
Shiloh
Shipley
Silver Run
Smallword
Snydersville
Taylorsrilla
Trevanon
Tyrone
Union Milla
Gniontown
Wareldburg
Weldon
Winfieid
Wooodville
Altogasher
Selections from the State News and Local Incidents
Epidemic typhoid concerns in Maryland as Annapolis officials seek a remedy. Maryland governor requests Virginia aid to protect Potomac oyster beds. Two German steamers to serve Baltimore routes. A Lake Maryland robbery targets a store safe. Harford county treasurer resigns after brief tenure. Baltimore School Board approves two sections for next year. A Polish Mountain family feud leads to a fatal ambush and injuries.
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Lersovstas
Annapolis
Charles B McAlean
Betog
Baltimore County
Anneal Neering
Maryland
Alberius
Miter
Petamonis
Marrisad Oysod
Willuaneport
Marrisnd Steel Company
Fae
Joseph Robinson
Near Highlsnd
Harford County
Smith
Tyler
Virginia
Potomac River
Neckar
Caseel
Baltimore
Fremen
Thietyes
D. F. Graham Company
Lake, Md
Hrice
Anne Arondil County
Washington County Grand Jury Indicts 13 Violations and Recommends Building
The Washington County grand jury adjourned after eight days having returned 13 indictments. It urged a new colored housing building at the almshouse with 110 inmates, and called for jail custody reforms after an escape. It condemned an unsafe Baltimore and Ohio Bridge over Antietam Creek near Keedysville and noted tax collections of 111,936.28 since June with mortgage taxes of 42,335.42 and expenditures of 44,148.88.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Baltimore and Ohio
Antietam Creek
Keedgeville
Telephone company canvass hits Hagerstown market
Telephon J Thier, manager of the Western Maryland Division, says a canvass of Hagerstown will be made in a few days after Frederick, aiming to press business there. A rate war is anticipated as the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co raised or lowered rents to win customers. The Maryland company added subscribers to Hagerstown while the other firm declined to quote rental prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Thier
Western Maryland
Gee Checapeake and
Potomac Telspone Seite
Hagerstown Sock Ag
Frederick
Land Telephone Company
Ozeremion
Cheesgeake and Potomac Company
Maryland
Hageratown
Ubier
Negromian Ma Fe John Hebron Arrested in Murder Case
Sheriff and grand jury actions unfold as several Black residents are jailed in connection with the Howard Hall murder in Geeman town. Hearon, among eight indicted, remains in Rockville awaiting grand jury action. Bliss Sims jailed in Hookville for rioting at the depot during the last election. total of eleven jailed in Boyd’s vicinity on various charges.
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John Hebron
Aliss Fox
Boyd's
Williamson
Howard Hall
Geemantown
Hearon
Rockville
Hall Bliss Sims
Norrin
Hookville
Simms
December meeting of Baltimore Presbytery at Broadway Church
The December meeting of the Presbytery of Baltimore will be held at Broadway Presbyterian Church in Baltimore on December 11. It will address questions on revision of the Confession of Faith sent by the last General Assembly and consider several important overtures from the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbytery of
Baltimore
Broadway Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Presbytery
Sale of Catoctin Furnace Property By Receivers Tomorrow
Meeers Harry P. Gorauch Chase Levy and George Houck as receivers and mortgagees of the Catoctin Mountain Iron Company will sell all that property tomorrow soon at the Court House door The sale includes 7000 acres of land furnace property and 3000 acres of mountain land adjoining The city property on East Patrick street includes the residence of Henry B Tyson the warehouse of Idcia BE We and the skating rink building Also Mr Harry Waters sustained a cut to his right hand while assisting with a slate roof at Backeystown Entertainment for St Josephs Church will be held at Kreigs Hall Adamatown on Wednesday November 28 Frederick City Orchestra engaged to furnish music The Sick Capt Rafus McLane West Patrick Street is on the sick list
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Catoctin
Meeers
Harry P. Gorauch
Chase Levy
George Houck
Catoctin Mountain Iron Company
Court House
East
Patrick Street
Henry B. Tyson
I Dcia BE. We. Bargelt
Lesan
Harry Waters
Backeystown
Burck
Adamstown
St. Joseph's Church
Kreig’s
Adamatown
Frederick City
Tenth Anniversary Report Of Evangelical Guild
The tenth anniversary of the Young People's Guild of the Evangelical Reformed church was observed in Trinity Chapel on November 10, 1590. The secretary Miss A Kate Gitunger detailed ten years of growth, member changes, and charitable work including temperance pledges, visitor outreach, Sunday school support, and fundraising for destitute families. Four members died, and the treasurer Mr. John N. Brengle presented a solid financial report. A program followed with songs, recitations, a violin solo, and remarks by Rev Dr Eschbach.
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Eli Eschbach
Oscar Rhosies
Misa
Kate Gitunger
Eschbach
Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Jacob Rohrback
Charles Birely
Elizabeth McDannel
Moore
Aoeere William Lampe
Galveston
Franklin Brengle
Honor Edmonds
Heavenly Shore
Henry B. Ramsburg
Heavenly Rail
John N. Brengle
KETGEE'S SLEP DELAYED
The Guilderland voyage with President Kroger aboard will not arrive tomorrow due to a sight accident delaying the ship and its repack, as officials report.
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Otuler Guilderland
Kroger
Wil
Death of Teapsvaesi acting president reported
A patch report from The News Loaxpos on November 2 states Jen Schalk barger, acting president of Teapsvaesi, has died. Authorities have not released further details.
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Bieta! Uiapstea
Uspetowao
Jen Schalkbarger
The
Teapsvaesi
Tornado Toll Rising From Western Tennessee Disaster
Nov 21 reports say a tornado hit Western Tennessee last night causing multiple deaths and injuries. Authorities tally at least fifty hurt as rescue crews search affected communities for survivors and assess damage.
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Agus Mauris
Tess
Weetern
Tennessee
College Day Observed at Woman's College Baltimore
College Day to be observed at the Woman's College in Baltimore tomorrow with Rev Joel Brows from the Baltimore Conference as visitor. Rev Dr Luther Kohlman assisted in installing Rev Frederick W Moot as pastor of St Paul's English Lutheran Church in Washington DC. Utica Union Sabbath School to hold its Christmas service on December 4 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Baltimore
Joel Brows
M.B
Luther Kohlman
Frederick W. Moot
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Washington
Washington reception for Mrs Caroat and Miss Cassin at 1735 18th St
The afternoon reception hosted by Mrs Charles Francis Caroat at her new Washington home featured guests including Miss Caroline Spurrier McSherry and Mr and Mrs T Frederick Alvey. The note praises Mrs Caroat’s local popularity and recalls her prior visits to the city.
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Washington
Charles Francis Caroat
Marie Cassin
18Th Street
Caroline Spurrier McSherry
Carust
T. Frederick Alvey
Ais. Caroai
Mins McSherry
William Warner Osborn
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the Daily News
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United States
Hebert
Patenes
AMVC
Thura
West Winda
W.L. Moose
Weather Bureau
Fenn
E. Nelson
John Risenhauer
Clara V. Chambers
P.S. Holbraner
Rossnonrs’. Wertheimer
N. E. Cramer
America Girl
Loweast
AX Tre Law
Mr.w Irving Parsons
TBE Court
Citizen’s National Bank
J. KR. Marker
W. Rving
California F.I. Syrup Company
Draggiate
Rafus McLane
West Patrick |Atrees
Peopis
Anid
Hepw
Isabel Storm
Mr. Wim. Osburn
Lela Mateny
Henrietta McDevuck
Eden Skafer
Wm. Brust
Minor C. Badwin
New York
Presbyterian Church
J. EB. W. Hargott
Ketgee
Gba
Suhalaburgee
Ako
Grests
Mocho
Ohh Hespzicxson
Neidig & Miller
NZ & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Frederick’s Best Store
Clinton & Main
Asheington
Eo Isanogle
Wagaman
Hurlbut
Is4anogle & Wagamas
B. Sappington
Sappington
Mdawly
A. T. Rice & Sons
Asu
Wu Nyt
Mathestheet
Freverivek, Ab
Caaier
F. V.staus
Se Mott
Ef, V. Stacs
J. Beteely Seiler
J. Bessely Keller
Druggiet
N. Markey
Willard
Biser
Real Estate and Insurance
W. Church
Frederick, MD
P. Deane
Midaewii D* R. D
Nicodemos
Tepgodewii
Atte Ritter
Gables P. Leve
C. Vis
Lev
Ofice
Court Street
Eppede
the News Ofek
Frederick W. Sykes
Clough
Arnold
Crcilia
Visitation Academy
Cecilis
L. Carpenter
McKanigs
Chara V. Onanzers
Barrey R. Lense
McUsrdell's
Norfolk
Bell
Frederick Gounty
Hotartwar
East Pattick Street
Domestic Building Association
Wilbur H. Dayall
Farmera & Mechanics’ National Bank
Plana
F.B. Sapprscrox
J.E. Walken
F. B. Norwood
W. &. Dovars
Opus. Wertheldiee
J. 8. Hargis
Jons Bavmgagdnee
J. D. Hexspricason
Indies Tailoring
Europe
Eader
Boteler
Market Street
L. E Mullinix
Call and Nee Us
Japricrs
Vere
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