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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1893
Page
3
Purely Personal Notices of Local Movements
Pleasant Paragraphs notes Miss Emmily Osborn of Eabletown W Va visiting with the Blisses Drill then returning home with Miss Hattie Drill. EL Schley Cacsin returns to Washington after a week with relatives. Bertha Funk leaves for Frederick and Baltimore for several weeks. A Gregg Miller and Wm Crimming depart for Washington. Dennis Ramsburg to Yellow Springs for a few days. Amy Gilbert returns home to Chambersburg. Thomas Schrey of Petersville visits, then returns. Knight McDonald returns from a New York trip. Julian Brewer Grand Dictator of Knights of Honor leaves Annapolis for Hagerstown. J H Knock, now in Kansas City, returns west after visiting his parents. Jacob L Engelbrecht heads to Buckeystown for Y P S C E convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmily Osborn
Eabletown
Wva
Blisses Drill
Hattie Drill
EL Schley Cacsin
Washington
Bertha Funk
J. J. Funk
Hamilton
Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore
A. Gregg Miller
Wm. M. Crimming
Washington, D. C
Dennis Ramsburg
Yellow Springs
Amy Gilbert
A. T. Rice
Chambersburg
Thomas Schrey
Petersville
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Buckeystown
Rabid dog's raid wounds livestock near Manor church
A rabid dog traversed the Manor church neighborhood yesterday, biting a horse at Newton Shafer's, then a horse and cow at Stallions, a cow belonging to Mrs. Zimmerman, and several dogs of Victor Myers. The animal entered Shafer's home where women drove it out, Mr. John Ogle killed it after it seized Geile by the pants. All bitten animals are expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Newton Shafer
Stallions
Peter.Zimmerman
Victor Myers
Mr Shafer
John Ogle
Mr. Geile
Mr. Ogle
Charlesville
Zach. Zimmerman
Alvert Stup
Parsuft
Fleeton G. Stull
Samuel Martz
Samuel Orr
Wm. Holtz
Arias Ramsburg
Alva
Howard County
Zion
Bethel
Irving Biser
Lewistown
Mountaindale
Deaths in the West and at Flint Hill
Mr Harry Lambright a former Frederick county resident died at his home near Tifin Senece county Ohio last Sunday morning of dropsy in the 93rd year of his age interred on Tuesday He was a sheep herder by trade and survived by a brother a sister a son and two daughters Mary E Johnson died at Flint Hill Monday at 10 o'clock a m of consumption Her funeral was held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Hope Bill church aged 17 years 27 days George W Peters was the undertaker Interment followed at the adjoining graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lambright
Frederick County
Tifin
Senece County
Ohio
Lambright
Dublin
Glede Valley
Est
Lutheran Church
Philip
Baltimore
Miss Kittie
Cram
Best
Mary E. Johnson
Mary E.johnson
Flint Hill
Hope Bill Church
Fosmen
Dorsey Ayers
J. H
Chas. Weeden
H. Allen
George W. Peters
Fainting Spell Strikes Miss Ritchie at All Saints Church
While attending services at All Saints Episcopal church last evening, Miss Ile Ritchie of West Church Street suffered a severe fainting spell during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Church
Missile Ritchie
West Church Street
KEWS OF THE STATE Events of Interest
Kept readers informed of various local happenings including marriages in Easton, deaths in Uniontown, a naval assignment to Washington, a dog bite case in Howard county, a political candidate change in Washington county, missionary society discussions in Beaver Creek, labor strikes on the Dram Point Railroad, a fatal shooting in Hagerstown, a court case in Washington county, a letter from the Deer Creek Farmers Club to Vice President Bayard urging Sherman Act support, and Talbot county commissioners directing a state attorney appearance in an oyster case near Sharp's and Poplar Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Marie Starr
John Belby Martin
Washington County
P. E. Miler
Christian Missionary Society
Beaver Creek
Dram Point
Carrie Thompson
Hagerstown
Lemuel Thompson
Deer Creek
Emmitsburg Church Witnesses AYMENEAL Rites
In Emmitsburg at 22 o clock yesterday the Presbyterian Church hosted the marriage of Miss Anna Annan and Mr George Cook of Highland Florida officiated by Rev Dr Simonton with Dr J E Wrigley as organist Ushers included Dr Lt McCardy John Rankin Robert Cook and EL Annan The bride wore brown cloth and velvet with white chrysanthemum bouquet and the couple departed for Florida after a reception at the Annan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert Cook
E L. Annan
Florida
Wellee— Cole
East Fifth Street
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Clara M
Edwin Cole
W. C. Weller
Rev. Kuhlman
Jubilee Singers Delight Saco Audience with Noble Negro Melodies
The Biddeford Daily Evening Times lauds the Jubilee Singers in Saco for tender, pure, earnest music that captivated even harsh critics. The ensemble’s performance, led by Luca, erased color distinctions with a moving, cultivated delivery. Encores were numerous and well received. the audience left thoroughly satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Daily Evening Times
Jubilee Singers
Saco
Luca
Three Men Struck by Train Near Frederick Injured
Thomas Morrow Washington Bailey and John Elder were struck by a train while walking along the railroad near Frederick last evening. Morrow and Bailey are badly hurt. The three men had been arrested and fined by Justice Eckstein on Tuesday for disorderly conduct on North Market Street and released on promise to leave the city at once.
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union Meeting
The semi annual convention of the Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union will convene at Buckeystown Methodist Protestant Church today at 2 PM. The program details were published in Tax News Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Society
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
Buckeystown
the Daughters of the King
Ascension Protestant Episcopal Church
Glyndon
Maryland Baptist Union
Brantly Church
James Pollard
Baptist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Charles Gauss
Henshaw
Episcopal Church
Distillery Found Hidden Under Dwelling House
In Virginia near Ids a house owned by John Hedmond collapsed after a night fire revealing a whisky still in the cellar. A tunnel system fed water from a mill-race and carried away refuse. The setup was hidden and connected to local illicit whiskey operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hedmond
Ids
Starving At Roanoke And Riot Court Actions
Roanoke faces a growing hunger crisis as winter nears with no surplus funds for feeding the destitute. Churches and charities are strained, and a public meeting is expected to organize a practical feeding plan amid rising unemployment. The special grand jury reports indictments for misdemeanor and felony linked to the late riot and commends Mayor Trout for military intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke 5
Waler Davis
Thomas Briggs
Morris O’hern
Harry Dow
Charles McDaniel
Joseph Yarella
K. Dennedy
A. Perry
James B. Richardson
W. Fugus
Brown Myers
Walter 3. Boone
Edward
Thomas Smith
Harvest Home and Society Updates in Local Notices
Harvest Home praises donations to the Home for the Aged as it marks its second annual Donation Day with four inmates and a matron. The article notes the home’s opening last October and its ecumenical staff, plus visiting hours on Thursdays and Saturdays from 2 to 5 p.m. Campbell named successor to Odell at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, effective November 1, after a period as general superintendent west of the Ohio River with Chicago headquarters. Dismissal of mandamus suit against Washington county election supervisors. Republican nominees for two-year term omitted, and four-year term nominees listed. A drowning near Martinsburg: a colored deckhand falls from a canal boat into the Potomac River near the McCabe death site, later drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Campbell
Odell
Hubert B Campbell
J. T. Odell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Lines
Ohio River
Beatqnarters
Chicago
E. Dickinson
Union Pacifi Road
Messrs
M.L. Keedy
F. F. McComss
Attorners
Washington County
D. A. Bohrer
Benjamin Peard
J. H. Cost
Daniel 8
Stauffer
Henry
Foltz
The
Martinsburg World
Potomac River
Charles McCabe
Ina
Local notes from Charlesville and surrounding towns
County correspondence recounts a dog attack injuring chickens and a neighbor’s dog, various local family updates, cemetery improvements, and church notices. Additional items cover school enrollment, milling and farming chatter, and community visitors across Barnesville, Datielle, Mountain Dale, Bethel, Brew Market and nearby locales with brief social and religious updates.
Taneytown Briefs Touch Down With Local Visits
Oct 35 notes Rev Father Miead left for New York on a business trip. Mrs Wachter and daughter in law from Utica Mills visited Mr and Mrs Newton Mentz. Jessie Haugh from Baltimore visits his parents. Captain Birnie from Washington attends his aunt funeral and visits his brother Dr Birnie. Edward Hull and Miss Josia Croge from Westminster visit Miss Crasa Elliott's sister. Mr and Mrs Chas Roop from Keysville visit Roop’s brother B Miller's family. Mrs N B Hagan ill with a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Hammond
Baltimore
Wm. Downey
Mary Hopkins
Wm. Douglass
Colorado
Frances M. Falconer
Thuxsday
Washington
Millard F. Waltz
Susan Waltz
New York
Fannie Wood
Hawin Waters
Montgomery County
Issac S. Russell
Annie
Chicago
Iowa
Russell
Thomas M. Waltz
G. W. Harring
MP. Church
Central Chapel
L. Hammond
Flintstone
Taneytown
Father Miead
Wachter
Utica Mills
Newton Mentz
Jessie Haugh
Captain Birnie
Mies Roop
B. Miller
Darby and Garrott Mill Partners Face Dissolution in Weverton
Edward Garrott and partners Darby Garrow seek a court receiver to close the large Weverton flour mill. The bill alleges heavy debt beyond liquidity with the firm largely indebted to banks and mortgagees, though the business is described as solvent. Judge Stake issues injunction restraining Upton Darby from mill operation. response due by October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
Garrow
Alex Nell
Lewis D. Syester
J. M. Keedy
Edward Garrott
Garrott
Weverton
Eqquiry
Washington County
Perlifon
Ile
Judge Stake
Upton C. Darby
Contented Lovaliad of a San Francisco quadriplegic
For twenty five years William J Coleman has lay paralyzed in the lower extremities in San Francisco. He watches the city from his window and reads extensively while beaming at his apparent good health. He recalls his initial despair, then says the years have softened his longing to die and brought a neutral ease to his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Coleman
San Francisco
The Model advertises new garments and merchandise
John Hendrickson Company promotes fall and winter garments with bold claims of value and wide distribution. The notice includes fresh stock, fashionable items, and wholesale exports to Washington and New York. Community events note Knights of Pythias anniversary in Brunswick with speeches by A B G Pitzer and others. Real estate transfers list John P Heffner and wife selling land to Dr H B Gross for two hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Heffner
H. B. Gross
Wanted. Industrious and sober man for bookkeeper post
Local notice seeks a sober young man with bookkeeper and essesman skills. Address Box 97 Woodsboro Maryland. Also promoting B&Os World’s Fair train routes and round trip Frederick rate. Keller and DeLatchmouth offer hay and straw delivery from Office 22 East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Cumberland
Pittsburg
Grafton
Bellaire
Niagara Falls
Frederick
W. T. Multiniz
Frederick, Md
Keller & DeLashmoutt
East
Patrick Street
Y. P. C. E. Names For Evangelical Lutheran Church Officers
Recently elected officers of the Y. P. C. E. of the Evangelical Lutheran Church announced standing committees with chairs for Look Out Prayer Meeting Sick and Social groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. P
C. E
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sue Stull
Lua Best
Cora Kogle
Megara
Walter L. Rice
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Mises Nellie Thomas
Mamie Ort
Annie Staley
Mestre
Bernard J. Bader
D. Edward Herbert
Fisk Jubilee Singers to Perform at City Opera House
The Fisk Jubilee Singers, famed for their soulful gospel songs, will give a grand concert at the City Opera House next Tuesday evening, October 31. The City Star notes the crowd’s high enthusiasm and repeated encores marking a phenomenal reception. Also covered are religious and civic events in Maryland including church conventions and a near fatal mayoral incident involving Bishop Paret, escaping death after an electric car collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branewick Doirgs
Loyalty Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Brunswick
Grant Pitzer
Martinsburg
W Va
Z. T. Brantner
L. de W. Gerhardt
C. B H. Wolff
A. B.G. Pitzer
G. F. Day
Z.P. Hrantner
C. Unger
Col. Buchanan Schrey
Hagerstown
J. M. Kilgour
Loudoun County
Brunswick Bridge
Firk
City Opera House
Washington, D. C
Saya
Linceln Music Hst
Fisk
When Nature Needs Help It Calls for Prompt Remedies
A brief note extols prompt aid when nature needs assistance and recommends the Syrup of Figs as the best simple gentle remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
California Fig Syrup Company
Dry Goods House Promotes Largest Lighted Room Stock
The Dry Goods House of James B. Waleer & Co advertises the largest and best lighted room with the broadest assortment of goods. Trimmings to match and coats for ladies, misses, and children in endless styles and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James BB. Waleer &Co
Social World Dances With Bartonsville Event At Afre Entworthy House
A dance is held tonight at Afre Entworthy’s Bartonsville residence in the county. Mr and Mrs Charles H Tobrey had wedding earlier that evening at the Reformed parsonage and hosted a dance at their home in celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entworthy
Bartonsville
Charles H. Tobrey
Reformed Parsonage
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