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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
4
A cobbled collection of aphorisms and stray observations notes old age work memory weather heat and social musings. It references the Frederick fair and pumpkins while touching on worry blues and the idea that people value ideas over the hereafter.
Miss Bessie McLean returns to New York City while Eloise Young visits her sister in Elli Mes. Ells Matz of Araby visits aunt Mrs Sol Troxell Cumberland. W M Douglas at Park Hotel heads to Philadelphia. Miss Bra Stoner of Pa visits Mr Pu Dt Warner Osburn Western Third Street. Miss Delsy McCattrey of 1510 Johns sees visits Mrs Wro H Hr Mscatirey Beet Chareh Street. Mr John H Wright and daughter Clotilda visit Margaret Knocke Market Street. Mrs Lou Storm and Miss Katie Sar gia of Bodhabors spend the week with Mrs H W 131 East Patrick Street. Miss Sue Sullivan of Fairfield goes to Monrovia for winter with eez Sullivan. Miss Stokes of Chicago visits the Misses Maulsby during Fair week. Jas Stokes spends time at Capon Springs, Me. Mrs Charles N Hauer, Mrs Lydia Haller, Miss Annis Hauer and Miss Thompson visit Rex Stough in York for the Fair. Family of Mrs A J De Lashmats and Mrs Virginia Grove return to South Market Street after summer at The ice Jaca. Wiss Charlotte Ramsburg of 1300 Vermont Avenue NW Washington DC returns after acetal Wools Wite mise Lucie East Third Street. Mrs T Frederick Alvey and son James S Sor Berry Alvey, summered with Rosie Hoes Sitka Bors in Washington, joined by Miss Caroline Spurrier McSherry.
Daniel Augustes Yaste died of typhoid fever in Washington D C on Tuesday night aged forty. A former Archers resident, he spent many years in the metropolitan police forces and was well known in the county and city. He leaves a widow with no children. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 11 from his mother in Frederick Junction with interment at Reformed Cemetery in Middletown.
A detailed account of anticipated campaign stops in Maryland as Senator Beveridge and Bourke Cochran are poised to speak in Frederick and Baltimore. The schedule includes daily mass meetings across five of six districts through November, with up to two thousand events planned, plus potential appearances by Bourke Cochran and other Democratic leaders in Frederick, Hancock, Martinsburg, and Baltimore venues. The piece notes timetables around Bryan's visit and mentions local party organizers and a Ballenger Republican club organized in Frederick County.
For three years Frederick Parorites presents a larger troupe at the Opera House during the fair. This year the twenty person company opens Monday with For His Sister and will present Dan gers of a Great City Knobs of Tennessee The Defaulter Princess of Patches and A Game of Hearts. They bring a carload of special scenery for these productions.
Probate notice in a local newspaper states Charlee Font receives sale of a farm near Booky eee by mortgagee Hiram J. Grove. The document references a late farm owner and a transaction involving the property known as TE oe with implied ownership transfer.
Recap of deeds and marriages recorded this week in the Offices of the Cinait and Orphans Courts through October 3. Real estate transfers include William Hefner, Jad Dercos, Mary Sorr, Charles Altzger, Sophia E Hedges, and Frederick County institutions with sums ranging from 5 to 4 80 dollars. Marriage licenses issued to seven couples from Frederick region. Orphans' Court actions include wills, administrations, and final accounts for several deceased residents, with executors named and inventories filed.
At the circuit court a colored man named Jackson Harris was tried for housebreaking and larceny. A watch chain and revolver were stolen from William Kubrick near Buckeystown Station on August 8. Harris was seen near the house and later showed the stolen items to a boy, with descriptions matching. He was sentenced to the panth eey for B's years. The recovered articles were found by Officer Breagle and will be returned to Kubrick. Mount Airy faces talk of railroad line changes and property value concerns as a new B&O route moves south of town. Montgomery County Trust Company elected officers and formed a building committee to pursue a site for a building. A plan to begin water mains for Rockville was announced.
A coroner's jury investigating the death of John Nicholson III found driver John White not responsible for the injury. The panel urged frost globes on all electric lights at the city entrance and censured the F. ie Railway Co. for its conduct.
The Lutheran church society held a morning session presided by Mrs G W Baughman with memorial tributes to Miss Bront and Miss Rice, and a report on young people’s societies noting only 35 members with rising interest needed. Afternoon sessions featured devotion, committee reports, a Children’s Hour, and addresses by Mrs L B Wolf and Rev U S G Rupp.
The accessions monoucoed by the Fhadsipkia and Reading Cusspany yesterday failed to induce the strikers of the Schuylkill re view to rejoin the work. The dispute centers on terms offered to workers and ongoing labor actions continue with no settlement reported.
Mias Margaret Alvey daughter of Judge B. H. Alvey of Hagerstown is to be married today in the city to Be q A. G. Allen of West Virginia a social figure long known for frequent visits by her sister Mrs Glenn H. Worthington.
John Sewall Harry Cole and Charles Smith colored were arraigned before Justice Eckstein for throwing stones at houses and on the street. They were reprimanded and placed on parole for good behavior for one year. David Sommers, missing from the Washington county almshouse, reappeared there after six weeks. He claimed to have been to Freder Tomorrow Night. The Colonel and E a farce with fan will play at City Opera House tonight. Twenty one Freder ick officials attend the York Fair today. Local Market quotes list corn at 2.25 per barrel and wheat at 70 cents per bushel. Hay ranges 12 to 14 per ton. Auctioneer Clarvey R Lease to sell the household effects of Mrs Jennie Schley Millar tomorrow morning at 22 West Church Street. James E Davis colored committed to Monteres Hospital after examination.
Frederick football team completes arrangements for two games with Danny Gab of Baltimore, one in Mt. St. Mary's on October 17 and a return in Baltimore on November 17. Also arranging games with Mercerburg Gettysburg Hagerstown and Rockville while a match tomorrow at Athletic Park with Frederick Athletic Club draws interest. Deputy Sheriff Howard White reports the shooting of William Hawkins near Germantown on September 22. Joseph Augustus Holland arrested and jailed awaiting grand jury action. Hawkins in Freedman's Hospital in serious condition. All Fair race entries filled with more than enough runners. twenty horses entered for one race.
The Frederick City Hospital set a rescheduled monthly meeting for Tuesday October 16, replacing October 3. Grace Reformed mite society to host Will Carleton October 9 with vocal talent and Sunday-school orchestra. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertises Niagara Falls excursions on multiple Thursdays with special rail, tour prices from Frederick at 11.05.
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