Literary Society Elects Officers At Virginia Meeting
Last Saturday evening the Virginia meeting of the Cecil Circle elected new officers for the coming year. New members include Mrs Johnston of Florida Miss Davis of Maryland Miss Howars of Washington Miss Flood of Ohio and Misses Fairpatrick and Ramsburg of Frederick. Meetings will be held in Commencement Hall Cecil Circle room, recently renovated as a library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg. Va
Johnston
Florida
Davis
Marylend
Howars
Washington
Miss Flood
Ohio
Mises Fairpatrick and
Ramsburg
Frederick
Ceciliar
Preachers Race Views on Afro Americans and Disfranchisement
Pastor Ernest Lyon of Beltmore's John Wealer Methodius Episcopal Church preached on the paramount issue for Afro Americans, warning that disfranchisement could trigger violence and a reign of terror. He cited Colorado mob violence and urged vigilance against injustice, urging unity amid a national crisis. Also published is a list of unclaimed Frederick post office letters dated September 22, 1900, with two weeks to claim before transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Ernest Lyon
John Wealer
Colorado
Benjamin Tillman
Scott Carolins
Roosevelt
New York
Americas
Ors
Frederick Ality
Gestleman
H. F. P. Anghburger
John P. Cramer
F. A. Ditfendal
Wm. L. Farr
John W. Goodhart
Francig Glover
George Abing Jackson
George B. Lare
J. L. Mathany
M.E. Zorbrigg
Lapies
Lizzie Duglan
Ming Susie Dove
Carrie Eckenroda
Ida Bader
Lena Freed
Annie Hiarde
Hattie Lee
Mary E Ores
M. W. Nowlin
Misa Carrie Oler
Mary C. Smith
Masser quota tions from The Local Mart list today
Local notice lists prices on corn at 62.25 per barrel and 55 cents per bushel for shelled corn. Wheat quoted at 70 percent per bushel. Hay priced 12 to 14 dollars per ton. A reader from Mt. Pleasant, Jacob and Burkier, sends The News a stalk bearing three eight inch ears of corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart. Sr. J. E. W. Hargott
Jacob
Baseball Records and National League Standings
Baseball records show standings for the National and Federal Leagues with teams like Brooklyn Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Boston, plus game results from New York Pittsburg Chicago and Brooklyn. Police report Charles Peck’s death not a murder and a Bethlehem man dies after striking a match. storm news from Mexico and college football scores from Philadelphia New Haven Cambridge Ithaca West Point Providence and Carlisle. a birthday letter from a Sandsy boy ends with a moral quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit. P. Wb
Brookisn
Chicago
Pittebur
T. Louis
Philad’a
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Gaturdat
Philadelhia
Pittsburg
Ttebure
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St Louis
Philadelphia
Pennsylvanis
Lebesch
New Haven
yYate
Brgy
Cambridge
Harvard
Wesleyan
Ithaca
Cornell
Syracuse
West Point
Tufts
Providence
Brown
Colby
Carliste—In- Siens
Susquehanna
Major Crofcot's Crisis and a Musical Millionaire Plan
A boarding house scene unfolds as Major Crofcot delays rent while plotting a grand scheme. The landlady, fed up, confronts him with three months’ back pay. He responds with a grandiose, sentimental plan for Universal Musical Company stock and a charitable, music driven empire promising huge dividends and world uplift. The landlady agrees to the check, but he persuades her to trust the venture and pursue bank actions, then vanishes as she demands her room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
Crofcot
Ofser
J. Jorden
Universal Musical Company
Ian
Bulett
Mozart
Abe
Calle Enterprin
J. Jordan
Atocka
Sociery
Gervitali
Mia
Axel Kjet
Gordonville
Cape Girtrveau
Smd
Dr. Pierce
Parsley lore and a World War I era note
Folklore from England cites superstitions about transplanting parsley and Good Friday sprouting, while Plutarch’s anecdote links parsley to omens and victory wreaths. The piece shifts to Galveston disaster news: twenty ninth bodies recovered with two thousand three hundred thirty nine officially reported found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Devonshire
Suffolk
Hampshire
Plutarch
Timoleon
Chicago Times-Herald
Galveston
Notable physician dies after surgery and long illness
The account describes the death of Mr. Shearman of Brooklyn after a Europe arrival and a Paris hospital stay. A medical operation saved him briefly, but a diseased kidney led to his end. The obituary notes his legal ties in New York, his Beecher Tilton thesis degree, and praises medical remedies promoting cures for stomach disorders and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Shearman
Brooklys Ceemas
Shearfen
Deak
Shearman
Europe
Paris
Plas
New York State
Shearmen
Henry Ward Beecher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suieties
Baseball Records
Poiice
Peck
Charles
Seventeenth Street
John Syron
Bethlehem
Louis Kreage
Kresge
Mexico
San Francisco
Curscao
Mexican
Planet
Mazatlan
Johnny
Big Papa
Major Crofcot
Lewin
Parsley
Tutt
Uruibere
Clara
Tiny Distict Court
Ville
Laws
A. L. Pearre
Bemberiale
Serrine Tonle
Dante
Senley & Reo
Braceises
Manx
Albany, N
Plessa
Remedy Company
Montreal
Alt
DR. James
Ty Albert L. Paarre
Keeley Institute
N. Capitol
Washington, D.C
Oth Soa Kesdey
Mary
J. L. Kervand
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D. c
George A
Gilbert
Morin Market St
Sam
Isabella Gas Works
West
Patrick Street
Apsdtt
the Buffalo Restaurant
West Patrick ST
Chas. N. Hauer
Whiletale and Astair Oyster Department
Carty
Weed
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St. Fred'k, Me
Tailors
B. H. Blagkston & Son
WM. S
SER & CO
Anna Giering
Searz
Aneeriae
Privacs
Baltimore ST
Baltimore
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Maryland
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
B. Rosenour & Sons
Etchison
W. H. B. Etchison
S. Market St
Telephone
Frederick, Md
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