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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1891
Page
3
Most Popular Sunday School Teacher Voting Contest
The News inaugurates a voting contest for the Most Popular Sunday School Teacher in Frederick county. Votes determine the winner who will receive a prize of a sixtent Estey organ valued at one two shillings. Rules follow the prior year's format with a printed official ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
East Fourth Street Firearm Incident Sparks Alarm
On Saturday night an unknown person fired a pistol on East Fourth street startling residents. A ball penetrated the front door of a residence. The act is dangerous and the perpetrator should be brought before the bar of justice and punished to the full extent of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romwoods
East Fourth Street
Bar of Justice
Steack
Joseph Collins
Branssicz
N. d
Bronewick
Geo. E Greque
H. Einstein
Fonseca Denounces General and Aims to Restore Liberty
Dated Montevideo November reports from Rio Janeiro say Fonseca denounces General Gasorro Anzume as the dictator and vows to overturn the regime. The Rio Grande do Sul junta refuses negotiations, vows to march on Rio Janeiro, and aims to restore constitutional liberty within weeks amid large volunteer mobilizations and censored press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasorro Anzumes
Fonseca
Monxtevire
Uruguay
Desterro
Rio Janeiro
Brant
Rio Grands Do Sul
Porto Alegre
Rio Grande Do Sul
Bahia
Pernambuco
Brazil
Congress
Rio Grande Do Salis
Agape
Lucerna
Montevideo
Junta of
Rio Grande Do 8
Rio Grande River
Tribuna
Rio
Tho Ir
Athstan
Ossorneé
Seechy
Junta
Saint Catharina
Fonsees
Religious notices and events in Myersville area
The United Brethren church at Myersville plans dedication by mid January 2002 after protracted meetings. Union Bridge and Singapore charge M E Church hold a third quarterly meeting in Union Bridge. Temperance service planned at Beckeystown M E Church with Miss Bond delivering address. A Baptist ministers meeting convenes in Lingapore Frederick County. Y M C U lecture on The Church is Catholic. Epworth League forms. All Saints and Mt E churches report sermons and Thanksgiving services. Revival meetings continue with four conversions. Young People's Society has no meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Myersville
Singapore
M.E. Church
Beckeystown M.E
Tod P.rt
Miss Bond
Beckeystown
Western District Baptist Association
Lingapore Baptist Church
Frederick County
Leight
Y. M.C.U
Ladies Exchange
Chinese League of the Episcopal Church
All Saints
China
All Saints Church
Onvorme Ingle
Epworth League
Rosh Lewis
Domer
Washington, D.C
St.James Lutheran Church
Pengre
A Breezy Time thrills at DeGive's opera house
The Ga Journal notes a near full house for A Breezy Time a breezy musical farce. BB Fitz Kathryn Webster and the Adiants bring lively performances with stylish costumes and strong dancing. The audience praised the show and predicts a larger crowd on Galaday day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz
Kathryn Webster
Ssys
Adiants
Journal
DeGive
Capitola Erline
Tait
Pera House
Advertised Letters in Frederick City Post Office 1891
Advertised letters list includes Wiss Bate Ga Gray Miss Gray Mrs Charles Hail Wiss Mary Jewell and others. Two weeks to claim before transfer to dead letter office. Hotel arrivals note guests Cr HorER Lestie Somers Garrett Garey in Baltimore and Boston. Sick report Alster Reymond Lor and J Roger McSherry indisposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Wiss Bate Ga Gray
Miss Gray
Charles Hail
Wiss
Mary Jewell
M. Flaggie
Erama Selby
En Tiemex
Michael Ca We Apenr
A Ox
Hexmuel Hare
Sti
Sree
Eric
Hoffman &Eons
Bendricks, Jones & Co
B. Sones
J. S
Henry Hadent
Hotel Arrivais
Cr Horer
Lestie
Geo. Psomers
J. H. Garrett
E. Garey
Baltimore
E. E Gamerae
Boston
Masa
Canim Hore
John Ricketts
I. C. Haskev
Philadelphia
Yeazer
Providence
R.I. J
Russia Prohibits Wheat Exports Amid Famine Fears
A St Petersburg dispatch reports the Russian government has banned wheat exports, aiming to preserve grain for the population until the next harvest. Officials claim Russia has ample grain and money for now, while Count Tolstoi warns of famine risk and threatens to aid in a revolution if feeding fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Votstus
Washington
Department of State
Crawford
St. Petersburg
Russias
Beri
Mishnegradsky
Berlin
Russia
Simodger
Count Tolstoi
Comin
Purely Personal and Society Notes From Frederick Area
Purely personal items describe visits and greetings among Frederick area families. Master Robert Spahr visits grandparents Mr and Mrs David Hoover in Longmeadow Washington county. numerous guests attend weddings and anniversaries in Frederick and nearby towns. several residents travel to Baltimore and Columbus for social events and business engagements. A noted society event is the Wilson Churchill wedding in Hanover Square London. A bank robbery case involves Joe Killoram captured in Lewisburg, with $318,000 alleged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Spahr
Frederick
David Hoover
Longmeadow
Washington County
Bir
L. E. Reisler
Liberty
Marzie Wekefield
Bombay
Baltimore
Ella Simpson
G W. Grepster
Westminster
Aliss H. May Nicodemus
Medford
Carroll County
John Nicodemus
Elizabeth Boyer
Hagerstown
Jonathan A Scheeffer
Willowdale
George Layman
East Fourth Street
Fannie Knott
Henry C. Nelson
East Green Street
Concord
N. H
Jennie Miller
Farmersville
Ohio
Henry Nelson
West South Street
Bliss Mollie McKown
Margaret Mumma
Buckeystown
Columbus
Detroit
Agnes ‘Markoe
Philip Francis Thomas
Ira Gibbons
Brattock
Agefe Mehrling
East South Street
A.C. McCardell
Wm. T.eater
Hanover
Daniel Feigieyig
Perry _.Levz
Middletown
C. W.S. Levy
Xenia
Wilson-Churchill
Eloxpoxs
Great Britain
Sarah Isabelpencer Churchill
Ouke of Marlborough
Lord Randolph Church
Gordon ©. Wilson
Samuel Wilson
Portsmouth
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Edward White Benson
Canterbury
Lewiseres
Petev
Local notices and social notes from Middletown and Frost town
A mixed Hamilton county style update reports property groundwork, entertainment plans, farm activities, and local visits. It notes a foundation groundwork near Weaverville, extended visits to Virginia and Ohio, a corn ear measurement, hunting plans, and entertainment led by Professor Allen. Also covered are farming yields, horse losses, reunions, postal workers, and a surprise party for Mr. Kepier with a large guest list.
Mills Case Captures Rockville Attention in Fe lonious Suit
In Rockville, the trial of State agent Thomas Mills for felonious assault, stemming from an August incident on a young colored girl named Anoie Sewell, drew crowded courtrooms. The defense moved to squash the indictment over grand jury issues. the motion was overruled. The State's witnesses testified the girl was incapable of giving consent, while the defense argued otherwise. Mills showed visible agitation as the jury returned a guilty verdict after a brief deliberation. A new-trial motion for jury separation followed, with potential appeal to the Court of Appeals. Also listed are marriage licenses for James Z Reddick and Mary Van fossen of Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Thomas Mills
Seault
Frederick County
Anoie Sewell
Frederick Grand Jury
Mliegs
Prt
Edward §. Eichelberger
Frederick
Edward O. Peter
Montgomery County
Frederick J. Nelson
William Viers Boult
Milla
Mills
Court of Appeals
Western Boomers Favor Holding Republican Convention in the West
The Western Boomers from San Francisco, Omaha, Annapolis and Detroit urge the national convention be held in the West to boost party success next year. Omaha delegates insist the party cannot afford independence and must act for the good of the party, while New York backers argue for the metropolis due to proximity to doubtful states. Ex-Governor Foraker arrives in Washington, backing Cincinnati, and Cincinnati’s claim will be addressed by ex-governor and Omaha delegates. The convention opens with Clarkson presiding and each city allotted an hour for its case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Register
John L. Linthicum
Baltimore City
Nathaniel Gross
Boonsboro
John N. Brandenburg
Harmony
J. J. Kepler
John BH. Kepler
Joson
Daniel Unverzegt
Baltimore
Frosttown
Lewis N. Newcomer
Chester County
Kate Ankeny
Clearspring
T. P. Hoffmeier
Reformed Parson
Edward Shriver
Charles P. Befanger
Charles Kepier
Annis Beckenbeggh
Springfield
Ohio
Pearl Weetnight
Barkinsville
Lizzie Remaburg
Katie
Emma Young
Lois
Norma Beachley
Lizzie
Lucretia Michael
Mamie
Stalls Kady
Daisy Castle
Alice Lighter
Emma Bhhildtknecht
Mesara
Elmer Wetnight
Burkitteville
Elmer Flook
Myersville
Vincent
Walter
Albert
Grayan Beachley
Foster
Clarence
Albert Ahalt
Kasad Edgar Young
Lorenzo Lghter
Willig Sheffer
John Alexander
Chrum Kepler
Hirem Ramsburg
Harlan Phreeger
Charles Michael
Wastttaarax
Nev 2
Arhuston
Cie
von- Srt
Citity
Sbont
San Francisco
Omaha
Anneapolis
Detroit
West
Republican Party
Coa
Nebraska
New
Foraker
Washborne
Davis
Pierce
Minnneapolis
Washington
Strington
Cincinnati
John B. Thurston
Clarkson
Pantomimes At Miss Ely's House A Nursery Romp
A pleasant social event at Miss Grace Ely's Maryland School on South Market Street featured shadow pictures and pantomimes illustrating Mother Goose rhymes. Notable residents from Algerstown and Frederick participated, with Miss Louise McSherry singing a musical epilogue and several performers enacting nursery figures in a lively, well received program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ely
Maryland School
South Market St
Mary Alvey
Alvey
Algerstown
Glenn T. Worthington
Frederick
Nannia MeSherry
McSherry
Westminster
Guy Hall
Mise Louise McSherry
Messrs &. G
Gambrill
Iss Nannie McSherry
Jack
Nannie McSherry
Gill
Mr. B
Markell
Bliss Alvey
Charles Macginl
Addiers
Charles Macgil
Mary
Mery
Miss Jhey
Alice Noonsa
Nannie Gambrill
Birdie Young
Lenise Potts
Nannie McShe
Mowers
Charles ‘Macgil
Bo- Peep
Alisa Dinffett
Breck Shaw to Ed invitations to upcoming marriage
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Jennie Lamette daughter of John H Lamette of Maccester Carroll county to Breck Shaw of Freder ick. The ceremony is at Emsaue Lutheran Church Manchester on Thursday at 3 pm with a reception 3 to 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breck Shaw
Jennie Lamette
John H. Lamette
Maccester
Carroll County
Frederick
Emsaue
Lutheran Church
Manchester
Widow Schley of Fredericksburg Exhales Prominent Family Ties
Mrs Sophia Ang Schley widow of the late Juha T Schley of Frederick Street, widow of John T Schley, leaves a large family and German American roots. She was known for hospitality and benevolence, survived by children John T Schley and others, with arrangements held at her residence. The obituary notes connections to Captain Winfield S Schley and local Quyon lineage, and mentions interment at Mount Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Ang Sthley
Juha T Sebley
Wi És
Morsing
Schley
John T Bebtey
Frederice
Allen Quyon
Casper Quyon
Tichley
Winfield S Schley
Baltimore
Parks Fiener
John T. Schley
Fenditand I. Schley
Mieree Panetta
Joh Goble
Hoy
Joel Th. Rossiter
Firet Reformed Church
B&o RR
Mount Fl
ER. Eschbach
Steiner Schley
Gilmer Schley
Fairfax Schley
Allen Quynn
Ussper Quyne
Barry Keefer
Clcl Carty
Joen L
Obenderfer
Kingdom
Bavaria
Germany
East Patrick Street
Adam Lodge
St. John's
Poeemonia
Mise
Maggie
Joseph Triadie
Mt. Olivet
Florence Lyle
Florence DB. Lyles
Thos Lyles
West All Saints Street
Dereweed
Greenmount Cemetery
Mre. Rice
Mery E. Rice
David S. Rice
Howard Roberts
James Roberta
East Sixth Street
Luther Roblena
A. T. Rice & Sons
Manor Woods
Manor Church
C. Carty
Flory
John Flory
Virginia
Misryland
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Mater
Hb Benseful
Gile Bros
Geo. A. Gilbert
Mupplees
Asthichan
AP Gilbert's
North Market St
Usach
Jayeteo
Eee Baras
Viauxcros
Old Reading
Reaprsa
Daniel P. Hart
Reading Railroad Company
S. P. Speren
Democratic National Executive
Brice
Arlington Hotel
Louisiana
New Orleans
Eee
Adams
Presmvraiz
Neal Donohue
Pennsylvania Hospital
Clark
Nornsrows
Charles Huancker
Norristown
Tudge Silas Riverhead Clark
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Hoey
Liaiasa Pouts
Howes
News OF the
Creeches
Alster Reymond Lor
East Fourth
J. Roger McSherry
Nike
Countemporarien
Welpsville
Lawida Usishwan
Leeieda Lyaeli
Virginis
Olio
Uis cHice
Dantel Ressetriss
Catoctin Fursace
Nathan Eccard
Bester Creek
Charlen Lewtn
Gardell
Ansfurtone
Allen
Pruce
Judy
J. E. Phleeger
James Frey
Peter Bear
Tom Mills
James Z Reddick
Vanfossen
Walkersville
Boomers
As Bowe
Pairman Clarkson
de Con
Yeatlus
Richard Graysor
Bliss Molle MecKewn
End Airs
Jacob Backes
South Poppleton Street
Bessie Bauee
Bennie Haner
D. J. Hener
Shrewsbury
Mount Peasant Po
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