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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1900
Page
4
Seeler Hardy and Orella Hardy wed at Walkersville church
On October 16 at 3 p m a wedding joined Albert Beitler of Beiter Brothers Walkersville and Orella K Hardy of near Woodboro in a ceremony at the Reformed church parsonage conducted by Rev D J Wolf. The next day many friends gathered at Beitler’s mother’s home to welcome the newlyweds home after a week away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeeler
Hardy
Albert Beitler
Beitier Brothers
Walkersville
Orellak. Hardy
Woodaboro
Reformed Church
D. J. Wolf
Mr. Beitler
Thurmont
St. Elizabeth's Parsonage
Baltimore
Stapleton
Prazier
Elire
Walter F. Frazier
Mise Laura V. Kline
M.t. Church
Joel Brown
Death notices and obituaries from Mt Airy and nearby areas
The Work of Death lists Margaret Poole aged 75 at Mt. Airy home October 17 with funeral October 20 led by Rev. May and bearers Drs Garter Downey Maynard and interment at Greerburg Baltimore. Annie Whiteen colored died at 33 at her mother’s Middle Alley home. James McPharren died near Waynesboro Pa at 82, native of this city blacksmith, funeral Tuesday 9 am, Green Hill cemetery. Also an ad extols Syrup of Figs as healthful and purifying with California pine origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret &. Poole
Margaret R. Poole
Iedy
Albert Maynard
Mt. Airy
Dr. May
New Market
Garter
Downey
Ignatious Dorsey
E. M.anderson
Dr. Bromwell
Thomas Maynard
Lewis
Greer- Iriuus Cemetery
Baltimore
Assie Whiten
Annie BE. Whiten
Sarah Whiten
Middle Alley
Fourth
Fifth
Quiva’s Chapel
Laboring Sons
James M’paerres
James McPherren
Waynesbxo
Green Hill Cemetery
Accidental Shooting Follows Neighborhood Quarrel
A fight near the Blue Gpass saloon led to gunfire between a group of men, with Mr Reese hit in the leg as shots exchanged with African American men. Richard Wineberry was arrested, found guilty by Justice Eckstein, and fined $5.75 or 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lean
Kew
Rinehart Sales
Wess
Lewis H
Reec
Dre. S. T. Hane
Besry P. Fabrier
Cis
Harry Scholl
Scholl
Megro
Blue Gpass
Sokol
Richard Wineberry
Smith
Wineberry
Mr. Reese
Urish Wachter
Justice Eckstein
Choral Society Organized at Woman's College Hall
A new choral society formed with forty one members at Woman's College Hall last evening. Officers elected include President C B T Hendrickson, Vice President Ralph R Bowers, Secretary Snean M Marke y, Treasurer J H Keller. Maurice G Beckwith named leader. advisory board includes officers and leader. Annual fee set at $2. Rehearsals begin tomorrow at College Hall at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choral Society
Woman's College Hall
C. B. T. Hendrickson
Ralph R. Bowsers
Snean M. Markey
J. H. Keller
Maurice G. Beckwith
Apple
College Hall
Property purchases and remodeling in Middletown scene
In Middletown, Wm H Gaylor bought a 45 by 175 foot lot for 275 and will start a modern home. A major remodeling project on the Register building property is underway by Smaak, begun April 26, including extensive improvements to the structure and store room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improrema
Middletown
Wm. H. Gaylor
Charles W‘withide
Smaak
Register
Smith
Funeral of Wm F Fisher Held at West South Street
Funeral services for Mr. Wm. F. Fisher were held yesterday afternoon at his home on West South Street with Rev. L. McLean officiating. A long account notes fair association directors planning expenses and projected profits, while readers complain of gate charges and admission policies at Nevada Me and Missouri fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Fisher
West South Street
Geborne
Rev
L. Mclean
Bageestowm
Sac Sageestown Fair Association
Ineserer Stanley
Lea
Streee Fin
Tug Nes
Missouri
Nevada
Frederick
Seeks of the churches midweek services shift
The Evangelical Lutheran chapel holds their usual midweek services at 7 30 p m Rev Barshinger formerly pastor of the DO B church Boombaro area accepted a call to become pastor at Foreston TM and has moved his family there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleez
Barshinger
Wells on Caméen Laade on Sand Fork roads
The South Peon tracks eight locations on the Sand Fork roads in West Wingtaim. The closest is about 400 yards from the Copley gusher as rigs are under construction and the walle cagiette is expected to begin in early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Peon
Sand Fork
West Wingtaim
Copley
Wey
Postmaster at Iuneos Frederick 4 Allant Bes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a postmaster at a Montgomery County location. Named individuals and precise place details are unclear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuneos
Frederick
Allant Bes
Basen
Montgomery County
Bryan’s Vest Notes Crowd Hotel Rumor Stirs City
Reported incidents of pocketing at Bryan speech stirred locals as crowds gathered at the City Hotel and Poplar Terrace. Bryan’s arrival delayed, private car moved, and a special train left late amid platform repairs and walkways torn up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Bryan
Cite
Ada
Wa Crown
City
Bryn
Freerick
B& O
Tne
Pryap Apokt
Will of Upton Clopper Probate in Hagerstown Bequests Named
The will of Upton Clopper, filed for probate in Hagerstown, lists bequests to churches and charitable and educational institutions. In Cumberland John Dickey died after being struck by a train near Cumberland, his legs mangled. Ex Sheriff J Frank Oldfield and Clarence Oldfield fined at Ellicotts City for assault linked to political meeting trouble. Chief Boatswain Hill lectured on the battle of Santiago in Annapolis praising Admiral Schley's order for the Brooklyn's loot. Harry Boulden of Elkton convicted of felonious assault on his daughter. jury recommended mercy. Nine Confederate soldiers buried in a new Rose Hill vault Cumberland built by James Breathed Camp, UCV. Immigration Commissioner Powderly, former Grand Secretary Litchman, and Hon. George A. Paarra spoke at Lonaconing meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Clopper
Hagerstown
John Dickey
Douglass
W. Va
Cumberland
J. Frank Oldfield
Clarence H. Oldfield
Ellicots City
Boatswain Hill
Santiago
Annigpolis
Admiral Schler
Brooklyn
Harry B. Boulden
Elkton
Bisz
Rose Hill Cemetery
James Breathed Camp
United Confederate ‘Veterans
Powderly
Litchman
The
Knights of Labor
George A. Paarra
Lonaconing
Walkersville Teachers Hold Enthusiastic Meeting in October
Teachers of Walkersville and nearby districts met on Saturday October 20 for talks on teaching topics. The program included music and recitations. A second meeting was planned for Saturday November 24 with officials elected: Chairman S. O. Stull Vice Chairman Russell Alexander Secretary Bertha Grabill Treasurer R. G. Harley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Association
Stull
Russell Alexander
Be Leech Injured in Washington Accident
Dr B Glen Leech daughter Rev Dr Leech former M E church pastor was badly hurt recent days in Washington while bridleing horses. A wagon followed too close frightening the animal causing a sharp trot. He was dragged a block then fell with wheel on his leg. Hoof struck head leaving deep gash and ribs fractured. He is suffering greatly from injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be. Leech
B. Glen Leech
Harvest Mame Donation Day at Home for the Aged
Donation Day at the Home for the Aged invites friends and patrons to visit and exchange greetings with residents and staff. The Home is nine years established and Frederick expresses pride in the institution. Dr J N Simpers recovering from blood poisoning after autopsy and plans surgery including amputation of his little finger at Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Zimmerman
North Marketetrees
New York
Cornelis
Eleanor Potts
Court Square
Baltimoore
Wiss Cecelia Rocenour
Baltimore
Solomon Stern
North Market Street
Mise
Ella Stonar
Reading
Serenes
Woman's Colleges
James Richerdson
Yellow Springs
H. £. Richardson
Williamsport
Mies Laura Boteler
Middletown
3. M.boteler
Col
J. W. Boteler
Washington
William C. Boteler
Harvest Home
Frederick
J. N. Simpers
Boyds
Hall
Germantown
Paltimore
Maryland General Hospital
Postoffice to Lease Brunswick Street Room in Five-Year Deal
The Postoffice Department accepts Wim Schnaufer’s proposal to lease a room for the post office at Brunswick Street. Annual rent is $200 for five years starting January 15, 191. A new building will be erected across from the bank on Calvey property. Calvey will furnish furniture and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postofice
Bransvick
Postoffice
Wim. Schnauffer
Brunswick St
Mire. Calvey
Local Mart Market Quotations and Quotas
Market notice from local mart lists today’s quotes for corn at 9.95 per barrel, hay price 2.12, and other unclear items. The fragment includes names and units but is corrupted, leaving incomplete product details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hargett
Frederick City Described as Growth Hub and Industrial Center
A Washington newspaper special describes Frederick as a thriving Maryland city in Frederick County with a 6,000 resident base and 10,000 surrounding population. It highlights early settlement, strong German and Scots origins, modern improvements, water supply, arc lighting, and a 14 mile Frederick to Myersville railroad. The piece notes housing rentals from 18 to 130 dollars yearly, prominent factories like Monocacy Valley, Palmetto Fibre, and Union Manufacturing, rail access to Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and New York, and a welcoming civic spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolda
Washington
Frederick
Maryland
Prince George County
Lord
Baltimore
Patrick Dunajoey
Thomas Schley
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Gov
Sharpe
Braddock
Col
Marquis de Lafayette
South Mountain
Anstieram
Gettysburg
Ite Arc
Ab & Coat
Home Capital
Braddock Heights
Citizen's
Central Nations
Farmers and Mechanics
First
National
Frederick Town Savings Institution
Franklin Savings Bank
City Hell Deaf and Bomb Institute
Woman's College
Meritiate
Academy of Visitation
Waail
Palmetto Fibre Company
Union Manufacturing Company
Great Southern Print and Manufacturing Company
Bowers Lumber Company
Philadelphia
New York City
New York
Millinery Openings and Fashion Displays Highlight Season
Millinery openings flood the scene with winter berets and decorative trims. Display by Mrs Heise and Miss Griffith draws attention to new headwear trends as the Blamenauer Company and Doll Outliners plan receptions and fashion windows glow with floral decor. An incident at Middletown marks a Lutheran synod closing with thanks to senior pastors and a farewell from President Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Getzbacgh
Millners
Blamenauer Company
Mises Mantz
Ema Payne
Anos Herrara
Baltimore
City
Close Friends Of Secretary Sherman And McCrary
The late Secretary Sherman served in President Hayes's cabinet with Hon. George W. McCrary of Iowa, brother of Mrs. W. C. Boteler of this place. The two remained close friends throughout life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Hayes
George W. McCrary
Iowa
W. C. Boteler
Oyster Supper and Fair and Democratic Club Meeting
A Young Men’s Democratic Club meeting is planned for Friday October 26 at Junior Hall with prominent speakers. Oyster supper and fair run Thursday Friday and Saturday nights October 25 26 27 1900 in Manor Hall Doubs Md by ladies. Includes frog legs and oysters and special attraction each night. Also local ads for eye ear nose throat practice and eyewear fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Demecratic Club
Janior Hall
Democratic
Rocker Woop
Manor Hall
Doubs
Aera
Br.j. O. Hendrix
LEE MULLINGX WINDOW SHADES PROMOTION
Lee Mullinx promotes custom window shades in Wixpow Smanes. Offers various sizes colors and finishes with fast made-to-order service. Claims care and painstaking craftsmanship and invites trial orders to satisfy large demands. Also advertises carpet wall paper and curtain house services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Mulldiniz
N. B
Fancy Socks and Fashion Trimmings at Neidig Miller
A vintage advertisement highlights hosiery and dress trimmings from Neidig and Miller. It touts 32 inch socks at low prices, fur departments, collars, and ostrich accents, plus Velvets and Black Satin Duchess. Also mentions a cough remedy and The Picture Rooms in the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fur Department
Gollaretts and
Collaretts
Neidig & Miller
Appointed Archdeacon at Annepolis Archdeaconry
At the semi annual session Rev E T Holfenstain formerly of Shia county rector of St Johns church Ellicott City was appointed arch con.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annepolis
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