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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR from Gaily News mentions gas rates water supply sewer work and a death in Brattchore area. Includes scattered names and places with no coherent event or dates clearly readable.
Purely personal notes from Baltimore and other cities list residents visiting or staying in the area for the Fair and social events. An Evening With Will Carleton at Kemp Hall featured readings, humor, pathos, and moral pieces by a group of speakers with orchestral accompaniment.
News of the churches reports harvest services conducted at Pleasant Hill church led by Rev. 8. M. Hench with a large crowd despite bad weather. Upcoming sacraments and regular services are announced for St. Pauls Re nest Zion Reformed and Evangelical Lutheran chapel with midweek prayers resuming.
Special Dispatch to The News from Lespos reports Sir Thomas Lipton has sent a challenge for another American cup series to the New York yacht club this morning. The item notes ongoing yacht race intrigue and Lipton's persistence in challenging for the famed trophy. The passage includes an advertisement for Syrup of Figs and a marketing line about health, without further racing details.
A huge public turnout filled the Frederick County Agricultural Society fair grounds today. Thousands arrived by B&O and Pennsylvania Railroads and electric line from Middletown Valley, with city visitors boosting attendance. The track was praised, divers and shows attracted crowds, and organizers hoped for another sunny day to ensure financial success.
Mr and Mrs L B Warwicks hosted a wedding supper at Mr Haverly Es Tarrant last night after a long wait. Guests dined on a lavish assortment and sweet wines while efement waiters served. Toasts and songs followed in a relaxed, festive mood.
Mr. Wanton Stanley Webb arrives in Frederick with a special car open to the public today and tomorrow at East Patrick street. The rolling palace showcases Philippine products, arms, costumes, photographs, and life of troops, with beds offices and dining rooms aboard.
United States Senator addressed Republicans in Hagerstown as the party opened campaigns in Somerset and Princess Anne with trials for Naval Academy cadets. Baltimore ex-resident Joseph Smith died in St Michaels. Harold Hardinge named cashier at Patapsco National Bank Ellicott City. Prince Georges County grand jury presentment accuses Sheriff Edward Shea of malfeasance. Philadelphia Brigade visit Antietam monument. Ferdinand Williams urged for cabinet after Bryan victory. Harford: attempted assault on Mrs Prank Price near Clayton. robbery proceeds indicate different motive.
The second regular monthly teachers meeting will be held in the public school building at Walkersville on Saturday October 20 beginning at 10 p m. Papers will be read on several subjects and a general discussion will follow. At least forty teachers are expected.
A Democratic plan in Frederick County aims to welcome Hon. William Jennings Bryan with a large parade from Court Square to Westminster and a speech in Court Square. Bryan arrives in Frederick around 10 9 a m and speaks in Baltimore later. a large Carroll County delegation will accompany him, with McClintock Young as chief marshal and a long list of aids. Stevenson to attend fair and meet voters. Adlai E Stevenson and Col. Baughman lead a county delegation to greeting him before an Hagerstown address. A separate note covers a cow rescued after a week buried near an old mine in Paradise and a condemnation jury for B and Q Railroad land.
A local notice promotes events at The Manila Car in Westminster Maryland including a Howling Contest on Wednesday October 10 at 7 30 PM between Westminster and Diamond Palace teams. It also advertises a Filipino education course for 10 cents and lists sale items including a Kentucky bred horse a rubber mounted buggy harness robes and blankets. The sight of a life time is promised at The Manila Car on October 11.
A crowded Frederick Fair program features the Manila Car exhibition with the Bradbury and coater legater show, Walter Stanton and a rooster act, and the Weeer Brothers piano display. Visitors are urged to sample orange juice, watch auto races, and view paintings while noting the Reilly's Palace exhibit and the Pacific Empire mysteries. The event includes travel ads, fashion showcases, and a Walter Stanton appearance, with notices on expansion, cinema, and a 10-cent Manila Car knowledge exhibit.
L B Mullin advertises exclusive dharma inspired art and colorings, claiming unprecedented techniques. The note invites patrons to visit and view the latest creations from Mullin.
Market quotes today from Mr. 5. BE. W. Hargett list corn at 2.25 per barrel shelled corn 45 cents per bushel wheat 69 cents per bushel and hay 19 614 per ton. Noted to have appeared in The Nowe.
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