Religious Services and Week-Long Activities Report
Local ministers conducted sermons at Presbyterian and Reformed churches yesterday with themes Walk Worthy and The Cave With Him. United Brethren, M E South, Epworth League groups, and Lutheran services followed, detailing gratitude, rest, and daily devotion amid upcoming prayer meetings and a Thanksgiving box project for a missionary family in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Threeusan Dinos
Serruxa
Joba
Reformed Church
Eechbach
Sheld
le Ta A
Notice to Advertisers Delays and Schedule Change
Advertisers are informed that the weekly issue will be issued on Wednesday instead of Tuesday. Ads intended for Tuesday must reach the office one day earlier than usual to miss no deadline.
Budget Notes and Oddities in Brief Bits
A garbled budget miscellany notes upcoming deadlines and general interest items. It mentions November end, hesitation to act, and comments on investments and public affairs. The piece references school board meetings, political figures, and stray observations on society and language.
Personal notices from Washington to Philadelphia
Fragmented local notices list names like Mr Wonee Markell and Mrs S Bo hn L Michael among others, noting travels to Baltimore and Philadelphia, home returns to Rhode Island Avenue, and brief business or social movements. Market quotes from W Hargett’s market mention corn and oats, with prices per bushel and per carload.
Funeral Notices for Speak and Others in Local Community
Funeral services were held yesterday for Charles A Speak at his Lime Kiln area home with Rev W L Henser officiating. Pallbearers named were Garroil Null Amiren Smith Frederick Krantz and Roger Geisbert. Interment at Mt Calvet cemetery. A T Rice & Sons funeral directors. George Fo fherchans funeral on Saturday at his West Seventh street home with Rev Dr Osborne Doyle officiating. Pallbearers included Wachter Johnson Willian Interment at Mt Giver cemetery. Funeral of M T Snonffer held Saturday from Point of Rocks with services at the Episcopal church led by Rev Mr Thomas. pallbearers listed as G Hickman C Brown E Strafaser H Elliott. interment at adjacent cemetery. Mrs James E Howard's funeral yesterday afternoon at 430 near Fomlegee Mallet house with Rev Atrite Connor officiating. pallbearers and attendees noted including police officers paying respects. Interment at Mt oie. Also mentions a general medical pitch about Fig Syrup Company products.
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Charles A. Speak
Hie
Lime Kiln
W. L. Henser
Garroil’ Null
Amiren Smith
Frederick Krantz
Roger Geisbert- Fotermant
Mt iQlvet
A. T Rice & Sons
George Fo “Hferchans
Sareray
W.cea
Switzer
Osborne Doyle
Wachter
Seme Johnson
Willian
Art Race & Sales
Directis
M. T. Snonffer
Point of Rocks
Episcopal Church
Mr Thomas
Adamstown
G. Hickman
C. Brown
E. Strafaser
H. Elliott
W. H. B. Etchison Yase
James E Howard
Oie
Population shifts and legislative reapportionment observed
The report covers Maryland counties Harford Queen Anne's and Baltimore City showing population declines and gains over the last decade and outlines proposed legislative district apportionment. It notes expected increases in representation for Montgomery and other counties and details how many delegates each county would receive under a new formula. The piece also notes upcoming Christmas shopping and a heavy rain event impacting local waterways.
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Abc
Harford
Howard
Seware
Somerset
Washington JY
Wicanico
Baltimore City
Cecil
Queen Anne
Weet County
Queen Anne's
West
Maryland
Yonse
Brelegates
Anus Arundel
Charien
Kent
Montgomery
Prince George's
Ss. Ee
Washington
Thas Stats
Sdedule
Wial
Baltiamore
Aronfel @ranty
Les
Tegaiis
Frederick County
Zamealy
Abogany
Gaimahivele
Testece
Senate
House
Local Briefs: Fogle Released on Bail After Watch Theft
Charles Fogles, tied to a watch theft near Creag tread, appeared before Judge Motter at 10 this morning. On habeas corpus release, he posted 30 dollars bail to await court. Fogle’s defense was by F. Marion Fankle. Also noted: Joseph D. Baker, once wealthy, may be leaving home. Catherine McKinley ill. George W. Bocraft granted discharge in bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fogles
Creag
Golden Jubilee Mass for Father Gaffney at St John’s Church
A solemn mass celebrated at St John’s Church marked the golden jubilee of Father Gaffney. A large crowd gathered as the Novitiate procession, orchestral music, and singing by a grand chorus accompanied by soloists highlighted the event. Reverend Father O Rourke lauded Father Gaffney’s half century of devoted service across Maryland counties, noting his self sacrifice and rule adherence. An informal reception followed, with benedictions and a committee plan to erect an altar at St Andrew’s Novitiate in honor of the anniversary.
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Gattney
Mars Land
St John’s
Kimesis
W.S. Singleton
J. H.smith
Dumant
W M Drum
S. J
Gonzaga College
Washington
A. Fleming
Georgetown
Nadine Allen
J. H. O'Rourke
S.J. Reckhr
Rorvitiate
Maryland
Bis
Wagher
Lohengrin
Miseither
Gaffoey
Cause of God
Society of Jesus
Jesu
Company of Jesus
Ise
Predther
Gaffney
Father
Snowy -Harred
Rey
Gatfady
Ireland
O’rourke
St John’s Hall
St. Andrew’s
Hudsor
Washington Conor's First Colarre lawyer admission
A fragmentary report notes Washington Conor’s first colored lawyer admitted to the bar of the Washington court after a motion by Daniel W Dond. Pendleton, a colored man from Annapolis, is described as the first colored person admitted, sparking excitement. The piece mentions probate actions, letters, and a city post office list as side items, and references a child injured by a horse and buggy incident in Montgomery County with an eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L Pendleton
Annapolis
Daniel W Dond
Washington
Cvurt
George H. Keg
Tetter
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmented OCR text contains garbled names and phrases with no clear event or entities to summarize. Unable to extract a coherent person, place, or action for a credible card.
The Macyland Federation Met in December 1900
Members gathered to discuss The Development of French Art Literature and History. Officers listed include Miss Vince Mary P Tucker Mule D Ep Markey and Kate Ramebury. The next meeting will cover French History from Louis XIII to Louis III with a serial exhibition planned for May 28 and 29, 1901.
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Pateem
Caan
Mars
Hundt
Seth Tate Arcnits
Mangas
Nate
Macyland
Komen
Doud
Vince Mary P Tucker
Markey
Vise Prosiven
Frinces Hanenk
Frances A. Maulhois
Kate Ramebury
Tremeerer
Mionile V. Markey
Asaiart Treaserer
Nex
Louis XIII
Lous III
Barn and Contents Burned near Jefferson Farm
Fire yesterday around 3 am destroyed Mr. Lycurgas Shafer's barn on his farm about one mile east of Jefferson. A wagon shed burned, three horses perished, several wagons and harness lost, seventy barrels of corn, ten tons of day, and farming implements damaged. Shafer carried about 100 dollars insurance with the Grangers' Mutual Company to cover building losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lycurgas Shafer
Jefferson
Harmess
Shafer
Grangers’ Mutual Company
Local Retailer Ad Snippets Mix of Holiday Offers
A collage of late November retailer notices from Frederick Maryland and nearby streets promotes jewelry watches and holiday reservations at low prices. It advertises J W Morris Jeweler First National Bank Building, velvet and silk goods, curtains, Christmas novelties, Thanksgiving market details, and various discounts on fabrics linens and fur accessories with dates, locations and contact lines.
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Frederick
J. W. Morris
First National Bank
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