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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1899
Page
2
A cryptic note claims there will be no fans of Tay Duty at Nea Tomorrow, signaling an abrupt change or cancellation of a planned event or appearance. No further context or details are provided in the fragment.
Dr Bernard Steiner from Baltimore is in the city. Mrs Marshall Fout visits Baltimore friends. Miss Nannie Knott and Miss Caroline Ross among Baltimore visitors. Several locals attend to business in Baltimore and New York. Luther Church event draws large crowd with speakers and music. Mrs Brenale property sale noted near fate grounds with bidding plans.
Frederick County readers learn of the upcoming change in sheriff and deputies on Friday. Charles P. Troxell wins the post with Edward J. Rows and Clarence D. Woltz as deputies, while the Orphans Court and county commissioners also prepare new officers. Troxell conducts a public sale of personal property ahead of assuming duties, as crowds flock to the event and prices rise.
A double wedding notices two couples in Kemptown and near Charlesville. Mr. M. Mullinix married Miss Hertha Day in Providence Church with Rev. Callam officiating. Guests included relatives and friends. reception followed at the groom’s home. The second couple, John P. Angleberger and Clemmie O. Zimmerman, wed near Charlesville as Rev. S. M. Hench officiated, and guests then traveled to Baltimore for their departure.
Central Methodist Protestant church will hold their Christmas entertainment on December 27 at 7 o'clock. Indigestion and stomach weakness relief offered by Hood's Sarsaparilla described as a remedy.
Cast and chorus of The Chanttellers present The Gone Mera in Mageratown tomorrow night with a second show at Hagerstown Friday. The production is staged by Tad Tapers Town Aimateur Operaing Society with Professor Rowland Davisd, FL Ot, CD, DC UL 4a as musical director and George A Gapdurr as stage manager. Local Hagerstown papers note rehearsals show the shows are pleasing and likely to be well received.
A garbled social page lists Miss Helen Regina and a crowd of attendees including Miss Florence Koehler and Miss Elena Weaver among others. The note references gondoliers and noble titles with numerous names, showing a muddled social event roster.
Fragmentary 19th century newspaper text lists performers in the Son Altamira de Maerae Mutura opera chorus and soloists, with numerous names including solo sopranos and choir members. It mentions Christmas millinery displays, open house events, and church entertainment programs with a mix of recitations, solos, and mandolin club performances.
Thanksgiving will be observed as a general holiday with worship across churches. Special services are planned at Evangelical and Grace Reformed, St Mary's Episcopal, Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, All Saints, and St John’s Catholic churches, with Masses and sermons announced by church leaders. The Frederick City Hospital Association hosts a Thanksgiving Entertainment for children at City Opera House at 3 pm, and a football game between Frederick and St Mary’s College at Athletic Park at 4 pm. A Junior Hall dance closes the day’s events.
New York reports say the Pennsylvania Company gains control of the Baltimore and Ohio, with J. W. Vanderbilt and J. P. Morgan linked to Eastern Trunk Line shifts. The transformation promises centralization of rail power, unsettling markets but potentially clearing tensions in Wall Street circles. A separate incident details a man found near a railroad track in Huntington, W. Va., injured with multiple wounds, transported to Washington, D. C. for treatment.
General Methuen claims victory as British forces report heavy action near Mantder river. He asserts Boer forces retreated after a ten hour clash near Chobe post, with reports of large Boer numbers and strong resistance. The account reflects disputed casualty counts and evolving frontline positions.
An early 19th century style dispatch notes a blaze in Pila Delunla threatening a block bordered by Filbert Market Seventh and Eighth streets. Firefighters reportedly contained the fire as crowds gathered and local businesses assessed damage while hunters in Gettysburg report abundant deer and game in the region.
Bertha Brown aged 16 daughter of Upton Brown of Mount Deertleld died Friday November 24 from typhoid fever. Funeral Sunday at 10 oclock at the Church of God Germantown. Many friends and relatives attended to pay tribute to the loved child whose cheerful disposition and gentle manners were cherished by all.
A flood of notices from Kingston establishments announces Thanksgiving hours, meal offerings, and holiday sales. Photographers, fruit traders, oyster markets, and furniture shops urge early orders, with theatrical and charitable events listed, including YMCA meetings and public receptions.
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