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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1900
Page
4
Henry Wineberg Neidig Milter are listed in a small town Thanksgiving directory reel of local names and items, with unclear roles and minimal context.
Frederick City Hospital held a Christmas sale and supper in Junior Hall last evening. The decor featured national colors, a drawing room stage, palms, and vines. Jacky Horner, Master Jackey in a cardinal costume, and Aunt Dinah with a perambulator entertained children as funds were raised for hospital needs through oysters, turkey, cranberry sauce, desserts, and handmade goods. The sale continues this evening and resumes tomorrow afternoon with additional offerings and activities for children.
G. J. Bickley of Washington is visiting friends in this city. Miss Cora Foat of East Second street is spending time with friends in Washington. Miss Fritchie of the Woman's College is visiting her parents in Lancaster Pa. Rev. Joel Brown on East Church street returns from Baltimore after a few days away. Mr. Thos Williamson of Court Senate returns from Virginia. Wy Austin Baughman, of this city, attends Mt St Mary's College sessions and spends Thanksgiving at home.
A washout on the Ohio River line caused a passenger express to derail and discharge into the river. The express messenger was killed and several trainmen were injured while passengers were saved. The incident occurred this morning near Pittsburg and Cleveland.
Livabia, Nov. 28. A bulletin issued today states the Czar's condition is favorable to recovery. The brief update notes continued monitoring and steady improvement observed by medical staff.
Special Dispatch reports the battleship Kentucky arrived safely at Smyrna harbor after voyage from Wassretos D. C. on November 25. The ship's crew and officers were received with welcomes as authorities assessed the war situation near Asia Minor.
The first of two winter dances hosted by a Frederick youth will be held at Judior Hill on Friday evening. Frederick Select Orchestra provides the music and dancing starts at six o'clock.
The Maryland State Firemen's Association picks Westminster for the next annual meeting on June 12 and 3 with prizes for drilling and parade contests. First prize for Hook-and-Ladder 55, Ree 75, Engina 50, plus 25 for largest uniformed turnout. Only association members can compete. Baltimore hosts meeting remarks note cost and organization support.
Visitation Academy Alumni held a Thanksgiving social with many pupils and sisters attending. After a brief meeting, a program featuring piano solo, songs, mandolin duo, and vocal performances delighted attendees. Improvements to the library and clergy rooms were shown, and a twentieth century celebration is planned for January. A rising actor from Frederick, Cas Haydon, prepared for his debut in Order People’s Money on December 3.
The Evangelical Lutheran chapel hosts a 7:50 PM midweek service. Special “Thanksgiving” services are listed for Reformed, Methodist Episcopal, Lutheran, and All Saints Episcopal churches. An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company as a remedy for ill health.
Transfers of real estate and mortgages in Frederick County noted for the week ending November 27, with names such as George Stagle Jobe N and Elizabeth Gray among buyers. Also details marriage licenses, wills, probate actions, and guardianships from the Orphans' Court, plus a sensational meteor description misattributed as meteoric ducks and news of a Laray Caverns air sanitarium project.
Local mart lists today prices including corn per barrel at 2.00, corn baked at 0.40 per bushel, wheat at 6 31 cents per bushel, hay at 0.14 per ton. Market quotes reflect ongoing commodity pricing amid daily commerce.
Thanksgiving is celebrated with a community focus as families prepare a hearty dinner. The article describes an abundant market outlook and suggests households will enjoy a well-supplied meal this holiday. It emphasizes gratitude and shared meals across neighborhoods.
The community plans a general Thanksgiving holiday with church services and municipal observances. Markets open at noon featuring oysters, kraut, celery, cranberries and produce. Schools, churches, and hospitals announce events, drives, and dinners. Local fairs announce football matches at Athletic Park and intercity games, with special notes on vendors, observers, and charity meals.
Local shop Eisenbauer’s Yingling features Cut Glass Bainland and Dresden Ohiva wares as suitable holiday gifts. The venue will serve a regular Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow for patrons.
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