Purely Personal. Frederick County Mourns And Welcomes
Molesworth of Ijamsville and others appear in Frederick society notes. Col L Victor Baughman travels to New York and Baltimore on business. Messrs Harley and Birely attend the York Fair. Several residents plan visits or returns from Cincinnati and Washington. Miss Mary Lee Douglass of Tampa visits Miss Nannie Marshall Johnson in Court Square. Mr and Mrs Charles Fagan return from Washington relatives. Others return from Cincinnati where Masonic Convocations were held. Several local residents travel for education, medicine, or business.
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Nannie Marshall Johnson
Court Square
Charles Fagan
Weat
Patrick Street
Washington
D. T.ordeman
Cincinnati
Ordeman
L. B. Keenie Claggett
T. We. Claggett
Pail
Fredadelphia
George Warren
Tyrone
Fas
Wm. Donb
Fiorence Doub
Staley
Wassington County
C. Armas
Hanteberg
H. H. Herman
Sanday
C. Jamus
Howard Duttera
Hedges
Baltimore
Medical
University of Iin
Sailti
University of Mary
Local School Openings and Community Happenings This Fall
October notes report a new Free Kindergarten moving into a sunlit building opposite the B and O depot with a piano and full school furnishings. Forty students enrolled though illness reduced attendance. Miss Mattie Pope leads the teaching with an assistant to be appointed. Also mentioned are the P F Seminary Alumnae meeting at seven, autumn festivities, farm updates, and ill residents improving.
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United States
Mies Mattie Pope
Rhe Kintaraten
Foun Tall
Water Street
Sunday Schools and Societies in the Religions World
Sunday School at Schlereninc Misson changed. various sermons and services held across All Saints Episcopal St Mary's St John's Catholic Evangelical Lutheran and other churches. Ministers preached on holiness songs spirit and divine conduct. farewell sermons given by Rev S F Hedger and Rev Edgesaleck.
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Schlereninc Misson
Meera
C.M. Gilpin
FP. O. Knott
All Saints Episcopal Church
Hav. Osborne Ingle
E. C. Shaphert
St. Mary’s
Edward T. Helfenstein
Petersville
St. John’s
Ellicott City
Kohlmar
Luthemma Church
Presbyterian Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Coleman
Father Haugh
Father Singleton
M.E. Church South
B. V. Switzer
Dent
Epworth League
Miss Lindsay
Joel Brown
M. E. Church
George Warren
Central Pennsylvania Conference
Pani
United Brethren
Danier Hall
I. O. Barber
Christian Endeavor Union Convention
Maryland
U. B. Church
Walkersville
Milton H.langree
Fourth Reformed Church
Harrisburg
Grace Reformed Church
Joon
Grace Sunday School
C. B. T. Hendrickson
Masters
Wertheimer
Johnna Smith
Miss Stone
Hedger
St. Luke’s Lutheran Charet Ot Fe
Health Officer Report For September City Deaths Rise
A September mortality summary shows 32 total deaths in the city and county. City deaths numbered 11 with 15 interments at Mt Olivet and 1 each at St Johns and the colored cemetery. county deaths were 21 with burials at Beaver Dam and several local cemeteries. Interments at Mt Olivet totaled 15: 11 adults and 4 children. city 9 and county 5.
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Ms. Olivet
St. John's
Beaver Dam
Terra Ere Se Bores
Joe! Broad Ritz
Jefferson
Bartonsville
Local notes from Allegany county and Cumberland area
Fragmented county news covers appointments, deaths, and a Tammany district leader, with material on a Mount Savage campaign club, a Fairfax-Lord interment in Rock Creek, and a Woodstock ball comedy at City Opera House. Includes condemnations for B&O rails and local business concerns.
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Wwotten
Christina Baker
George Baker
Joseph Baker
Cumberland
Mount Savage
Allegany
Lrogety
Ink Malloy
Clement Reider
Joseph Miller
Patrick Gallagher
John Coates Fairfax
Lord Fairfax
Baron of Cameron
Scotland
Prince George's County
Rock Creek Cemetery
Georgetown
D.C
Rail needs cited for B and C President in Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio President John K. Cowen spoke in Pittsburgh about rail requirements for his company and the Pittsburgh and Western. He estimated about 40 000 tons of 80 and 85 pound rails would be needed, with most orders to Carnegie Company. He noted a potential amicable agreement on rate reductions for export iron and steel to benefit both railroads and exporters.
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John K. Cowen
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Western
Ralis
Carnegis Company
Visitation Academy Adds Ten Pupils This Week
The female public school on East Church Street met in the old Sunday school rooms of the Reform ed and Lathecan churches. Eve assumed her class in elocution at the Examiner building. All the people returned to the Maryland and the full quota returned to the usual routine.
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Weetie Nater
East Church Street
Ailay
Ise
Eve
Examiner
Pepe Tare
Maryland
Visitation Academy
State finances and jail news from Maryland headlines
State Comptroller Hering and State Treasurer Vandiver closed the fiscal year noting 300000 to 400000 in sinking funds and the state building improvement loan of 300000 with 88000 allocated to Maryland Agricultural College. Sheriff Edward T. Shea and four others were jailed on felonious assault charges in Prince George County. A joint stock company organized to pursue a goat farm in Frederick County with plans for a large landholding. Autumn opening by C Thomas Kemp featured dry goods and music by the Frederick Select Orchestra.
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Ate
Hering
Vandiver
Maryland Agricultural College
Edward T. Shea
Prince George
Marlboro
Mission Princeges County
William Shea
Todd Fox
Herbert Doteiee
Leo Fitch
James E. Sears
Winchester
Frederick County
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
Great Frederick Fair to Feature Big 40th Exhibition
The Frederick fair plans indicate the fortieth serial exhibition will be the biggest yet with many special attractions. Bentschel of Baltimore will enter trotter Ainsworth to break the track record. New stables on the grounds are prepared, entries for trotting close tomorrow, while touring races close Monday night.
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EL Hentechbel
Alesworth
Frederick Fair
York
B. Hentschel
Baltimore
Boree
Ainsworth
Henry W. Burrasa
Princess Prud
Counoe Alea
Few Men Reported for Work on October 1
A partial page notes that few workers reported to their jobs on October 1 amid a period of limited attendance. Rameroc al. series attempted to start this program, but participation remained low with many workers absent.
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Beccias
Shawneis
Rameroc al
Twenty Highlanders Die in Action at Kouatt Pourt
Lorenzo Makyies reports twenty Gordon Highlanders killed while destroying Boor ammunition at Kouatt pourt. Public schools opened in Evangelical Reform church basement with first to third grades quartered in the former area. The Colonel and J is a noted comedy to be shown at City Opera House on Friday October 5 with Hanan and Kearney starring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Makyies
Kouatt
Gordon Highlanders
Evangelical Reformed Church
Lerheras
Yne Calone
City Opera House
Hanan and
Kearney
New Agent for Belvidere Brewery Co
The Belvidere Brewery Company notifies Rastans and the public of Charles Cramer’s resignation as local agent and his succession by E. Omstecher of Washington DC. Under Abner & Drury the firm, famed for Old Oh Deer, plans to raise output and add a new plant at Harper’s Ferry. Omstecher will serve Frederick City and County with Belvidere Doll’s products and related services.
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Belvidere Brewery Co
Belvidere Brewery Company
Charles Cramer
Ity
E. Omstechér
Washington, D.C
Thelvidere Brewing Company
Abner &Drury
Washington, D. C
Harper'a Ferry
W.va
Matecher
Frederick City
Belvidere ‘S
Letter From Miss Barton on Red Cross News
Miss Clara Barton president of the National Red Cross writes to Scott B Schisy Auxiliary praising their work and expressing hope for order after chaos. She notes movement is grand under current circumstances and that she hopes to meet local supporters when home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
Clara Barton
National Red Cross Society
Scott Bschisy
Red Cross
Building Size Cut For Frederick City Hospital Plan
A Frederick City Hospital Association meeting opened bids for the new building but all bids were far above estimates, the lowest at 26100. Architect Frack Murphy is to redesign a smaller facility for twenty five patients within budget, with foundations and cornerstone planned this fall. The association expects a brighter outlook and will seek public donations via a forthcoming oyster supper in the next week. The annual report, delayed earlier, will be prepared and released soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Magistrates hear a mix of petty offenses and meetings
Daniel Carlin and Patrick Myers were arrested for being vagants and begging on the streets. Justice Eckstein jailed them six months in the Maryland Home of Correction. Carlin, arrested Saturday for drinking and disorderly conduct, paid a fine of eight dollars. Thomas Potts, arrested Saturday for drinking and disorderly conduct, paid a thirty-two dollar fine. Benjamin Higgins, arrested Saturday for drinking and disorderly conduct, paid a sixty-two dollar fine. A Braddock gathering featured H Dorsey Etchison delivering an address. Noah B E Cramer sold 63 acres in New Market district to G L Cramer for four thousand dollars. An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a health tonic.
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Daniel Carlin
Patrick Myers
Ridenour
Six
Cook
Justice Eckstein
Maryland Home of Correction
Carlin
Rideuonr
Justice Wood
Thomas Potts
Officer Six
Benjamin Higgins
Buckey
Jas- Wood
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L. E. Mollinix Carpets and Wall Paper House invites readers to visit their stock of fail novelties and exclusive designs. The ad promises exquisite charm designs and colorings never before achieved, inviting personal inspection of the showroom.
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Nes Vor
L. E. Molliniz
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