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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1893
Page
5
Readable fragments reference historical figures and places such as Hamburg Potsdam and Prussia. Mentions include Ras-Christian Count Stotbert Edward Purzsereid and Irish patriot, with scattered names like Haller Morris Roland Gas Company and Renner & Kemp.
Purely Personal lists movements and arrivals of townsfolk and guests. Clerks, students, professionals, and families travel to fairs, cities, and relatives, with social calls in Frederick Reedysville Hagerstown and surrounding areas. Includes departures for Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburg and the World’s Fair and mentions of weddings and funerals.
Miss Lucy Boteler youngest daughter of the late Henry Boteler died after a brief illness from consumption. Her funeral was held yesterday from the family residence with Rev Dr Eschbach officiating and interment at Mt Olivet. Julia Gibson aged 50 died at Monteque Hospital last Thursday and was buried at the hospital cemetery with T Rice and Sons in charge.
Preparations for the thirty third Frederick Fair advance with major improvements. A new picket fence, glass-front cabinets for cake exhibits, and expanded poultry displays headline changes. Midway Plaisance will host attractions near Gettysburg cyclorama as horse racing purses draw robust entries.
Charles Kabrick, 26, of Buckeystown, was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train while delivering milk near Barnesville. He died last night after severe head injuries and a long moment before crossing. The wagon was demolished and his horse escaped injury. He worked for H. D. Black near Barnesville.
Mr Wesley C Gue 52 a freight conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was killed yesterday afternoon after being run over by a box car at Fucka town Station two miles south of Bayern town on the Washington County Branch He fell between cars while uncoupling and his legs were crushed and body injured He died en route to Heverstown and his remains went to Sandy Hook. Train 314 engine 772 wrecked between Gapland and Brownaville. three horses were killed and track torn up. Engineer and fireman escaped with bruises. Telegraph office opened at the scene and wrecking crews cleared the line later. traffic was heavily delayed.
Thieves stole about 800 dollars worth of clothing from Wolf Brothers in Waynesboro during a 3 am burglary. Entry was gained by boring a hole in the rear door. a wagon tracks were seen in the yard. A 100 pound reward is offered by local authorities, with Frederick and other police notified.
A fire at the Walkersville creamery owned by H. Clay Stauffer started from a spark from a engine Saturday around 11 AM. It burned a roof hole but was extinguished before major damage due to a breeze. Town lacking fire apparatus urged to fund ladders and pails to control blazes.
Walkerville Lutheran Sunday school board names officers for the year with Augustus Clemm as superintendent and Edward Zimmerman as assistant superintendent. Other posts include Charles S Wachter secretary, A. B. Mei assistant secretary, Frank Barrier librarian, A. Clay Wachter treasurer, A. S. Negi organist, Hallie Zimmeman assistant organist, and fair attendants E. C. Renn and others. Also Holmes D. Baker registered at the Maryland Building.
The Board of Aldermen police committee held a private meeting to further investigate charges against certain officers. Results will be reported to the board at tonight’s session. Also noted are a political satire bill, a fall injury to a tobacco dealer, a wild cat attack on a boatman, and an assault in Emmitsburg with injuries to Miss Hellman and a brother.
The annual sale of sal s and butter stands was held at the Market House this morning. The buccher stalls resisted 55 and the butter stands 25. There was a mite competition for some of the stands.
A Franklin county farmer feeds wheat to hens and pigs with estimates of egg value and pork yield. Real estate transfers record Chas L Lane and wife to J Clarence Lane in Frederick county valued at 12 100 dollars.
A lively column hints at the upcoming Frederick Fair with a Midway displays of Gettysburg battle reenactments bicycle races and balloons. It notes expected dignitaries Governor and Baltimore mayor plus prominent locals as preparations proceed and readers anticipate winter’s approach.
A Hagerstown letter urges Frederick and Hagerstown fairs to coordinate dates for mutual benefit. It argues many residents would attend both events, boosting exhibitors and showcasing goods, trees, and cattle across counties. The writer insists the plan should not be delayed and would widen access to the renowned local exhibition.
Typhoid fever is prevalent at Uniontown in Carroll County while Carroll County fairs prepare for a large showing at Hagerstown. Other items note burglaries in Rising Sun, a milk wagon accident in Barnesville, and a skinned cow case leading to the Swensil arrest. Funerals and Orphans' Court actions are also reported.
The Maryland Synod ends its seventy fourth annual convention with a cordial reception at St. Mark's English Church Baltimore hosted by ladies. Parochial report totals include 123 churches 17 stations 17 ministry students 2347 children for confirmation 366 deaths 277 removals 309 other losses 1365 infants baptized 166 adults baptized 1306 confirmed 494 received by certificate Li restorations total membership 20331 church property value 1282142 indebtedness 90983 local expenses 127753 133 Sunday schools 2413 officers teachers 24040 scholars 110827 expended for Sunday schools 11827 benevolences 70823 distributed to synodical and mission funds. Next year to be in Frostburg.
Trick cyclist Berry Park discusses his four day contract with the Frederick Fair, noting his rink performances fund his living. He describes a repertoire of about seventy two tricks and compares past engagements at Pain's Fire Works shows. The Frederick County Agricultural Society fair opens Tuesday for four days with top horse trials and top exhibits.
A note from Mechanicstown hints at an electric power firm pursuing a project to extend lines to Emmitsburg St. Joseph's Mt. St. Mary's and Mechanicstown and to connect Gettysburg with these sites. The rumor suggests an ambitious regional electric railway plan.
An advertisement asserts Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company is the best simple gentle remedy. It advises using remedies only when needed and appeals to those seeking natural health aids.
The ad lists Sugar Cured Hams at 14 cents per pound and Breakfast Bacon at 15 cents. C Renasa Pork Packer publishes address at 173 West Patrick Street with dairy and pork products. Hay and straw stock, chopped feeding delivery, and calls to Keller & DeLash at 22 East Patrick Street. Full stock of men and women underwear arrives for fall as cooler weather nears.
Local advertisement touts Pabst's Milwaukee Beer as pure, healthful, and nourishing. It claims a long record of production in 1892 and urges dealers to contact the Harper's Ferry office for prices and ordering details. The copy extols purity, strength, and global demand for the lager.
Store promotes its latest arrivals including blankets and new stock of ladies, gents, and children's underwear. Highlights value across all items with emphasis on King sized blankets and broad selection.
This week in the Carpet Department highlights rugged new designs and low prices. Handsome Tagrim and Brazels speak for themselves as curtains of all kinds are made to order and installed on short notice.
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