Personal News From Frederick and Nearby Towns
Purely personal items note Miss Molten visiting Miss Dane Ramsburg on East Church Street has returned to Baltimore. D Fred Nyman and Mamie Hoke of Frederick visited Boonsboro. Mrs Ed Nelson of Best Church Street visited sister near Middleburg as Clabaugh prepares to move to Frederick. Several locals, including Dr R Smith Tom Dougherty and W A Smith, left for the World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molten
Dane Ramsburg
East Church Street
Baltimore
D. Fred Nyman
Mamie Hoke
Frederick
R.V. Nyman
Boonsboro
Ed. Nelson
Best Church, Street
Clabaugh
Middleburg
Carroll County
California
Peter A. Schroen
Gilbert Haz
Columbia
Lancaster
Katie Goldsborough
Sefton
Walkersville
Judge McSherry
Yesterday s Hotel Arrivals
Yesterday s hotel arrivals list names and origins including Orry Horen-james Muller from BR B Kershaw Little J C Shriner J Bramwell F O Hegdley Baltimore H D Smith Louisville Ky Jno W Burd St Louis H E K Mack Donsid Elmira Chas Frickzout H G Mills J B Wood D S Hudson J P Powell New York L 3 Ramsburg A J Wing E J Eiimaker Philadelphia D J yd W A Boyd Jefferson county W V CG P Martin Hagerstown county G Carnis Hovst E W Lichtner Hanover Pa John T Collisover Graceham Harry Stitely Unionville E H Rowe Emmitsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Horen
James Muller
BR. B. Kershaw
B.¥. Little
J. C. Shriner
J. Bramwell
F. O. Hegdley
Baltimore
H.D. Smith
Loulsvide
Jno
W. Burd
St. Louis
H. EK
Mack Donsid
Elmira
Chas. Frickzout
H. G. Mills
J. B. Wood
D.s.hudson
J. P. Powell
New York
Death notices for Albert Delphy and infant Lillian B
Albert Delphy son of Joseph P Delphey of Ladiesburg died aged 16 years 6 months after five years with paralysis at the home of his grandfather David Mott Braceville. Infant Lillian B daughter of Charles and Katie Bell died at 630 this morning at their East Patrick street home with funeral planned for Mechanicstown interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Delphe
Albert Delphy
Joseph P. Delphey
Ladiesburg
David Mott
Braceville
Lillian B
Charles
Katie Bell
East Patrick Street
Mechanicstown
Names of Frederick and Freerichtoniane at the Maryland Building
The Fredericktonians and Freerichtoniane registered yesterday at the Maryland Building during the World's Fair. Notable attendees include Charles Perry Mr and Mrs John Kel jer Mr and Mrs Robert Krantz J Lough A A Lough G W Lough Payton Gorsuch W W dardests Harvey B E Weant Mrs Mary Virts Battie Virts Hastie Coblentz G W W Gaver Wm Hauer Archie Ogle Hervey D F Barris W Diebl Edward Sinn Charlotte Sinn Kate Glamar Clarence Linsay Weybright Kefsnter Kefauver H B Kefauver Albert Remnaberg J T Sturgis J Pentre O J Coblentz E Remsburg Mrs O Beachley Routzshn Do Doll M L Shank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perry
John Keljer
Robert Krantz
J. Lough
A.A. Lough
G. W. Lough
Payton Gorsuch
W. W. Dardests
Harvey BE. Weant
Mary Virts
Battie Virts
Hastie Coblentz
G. W.W. Gaver, Wm. Hauer, Archie Ogle, Hervey D.F. Barris, W. Diebl
Edward Sinn
Charlotte E. Sinn
Kate Glamar
Clarence Linsay
Weybright
D.C. Kefsnter
J.T. Sturgis
J. Pentre
O. J. Coblentz
E. Remsburg
O. Beachley
D. Routzshn
C. Do Doll
M. L. Shank
Christian Endeavorers at Buckeystown Convention
Resting and enthusiastic session of the Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union was held at Buckeystown M. P. Church with W. S. Wright presiding. Welcome by Miss Lily Feiler opened a program stressing growth in grace, temperance, missions, and active outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystown
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Union
M. P
W. S Wright
Knoxville
W. M. Strayer
Lily Feiler
Buckeystown SC. E
Buckeystown Christian Endeavor
Hersel
Frederick County Christian Endeavor Boclery Convention
Hannah Whitehall Smith
Burrall
New York
Jesus Christ
Sr. Burrell
Foreign and Home
Christ
Literary Society Debates Reward Versus Punishment
The F.O. MM OC and The F.C. M.C. held their weekly meeting to debate whether reward or fear of punishment is the better incentive. The affirmative were W A Burger and E K Moore, the negative J E Wood and VY A Sisley. The president and aides decided for the negative. J E Wood was elected president to succeed C A Gilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.O
F.C
John Green
Roscoe G. White
J.E. BR. Wood
C. A. Gilson
Robbery in Boonsboro During Funeral Attendance
During Mr. Join Young and family's funeral for Mr. Greenbury Young in Boonsboro a tramp entered the house, tore up carpets, ransacked for valuables, and departed with clothing. Young pursued, arrested the thief at Bolivar west of Middletown, then returned stolen items and freed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Young
Greenbury Young
Boonsboro
Young
Bolivar
Middletown
Home From Brazil Returns of Mr Markell and Mother
The Hon G F Markell secretary of legation at Rio de Janeiro and his mother Mrs C S Markell arrived home last evening. They had reached New York weeks ago and spent time there and in Baltimore before coming here. They brought many beautiful mementoes of Brazil for friends and were warmly welcomed at the City Hotel.
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Brazil
G. F. Markell
Rio de Janeiro
C. S. Markell
New York
Baltimore
Markell
City Hotel
Pawnee Bill Circus to Return for Winter Quarters
Pawnee Gill's Advertising Car No 1 arrived from Alexandria Virginia yesterday. The show will give its final Alexandria performance in a few days, then be removed here for winter quarters near Frederick. It is said the Indians will also stay in quarters during the winter.
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Pawnee Bill
Pawnee Gill
Alexandria
Frederick
Harvest Home Gifts Aid Aged Home Donations
The Harvest Home at the A Generous Donation Day Home for the Aged drew broad support with cash, food, cloths, and household goods. Donors included Mrs. D. W. Bratfer, Miss Janie Williams, and many others, reflecting strong community interest since the Home's opening. The Board of Managers thanks all, including rural friends who remembered the institution through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bradfer
Janie Williams
Eleanor Shriver
William H. Kline
Marian Smith
Margaret Bruner
Willam C Johnson
Frank Schroeder
George A. Gittinger
George Houck
Worthington Johnson
Ann G. Rosa
Eleanor M. Johnson
Philip Kunkel
Charles W. Roas
James Walker
Charles E. Simmons
Charles W. Rosa
Milas Caroline Ross
Cyrus Helfensteins
Joseph Baker
Florence Trail
Berths Trail
Louise M. Rogers
Ella V. Doll
Jacob Lews
Newe
Breezy Time delights Philadelphia audience at local play
The Philadelphia Ledger reports a pleasant reception for the stage piece A Breezy Time. Leading performers include B. Fitz Hathryn Webster and Miss Orient Anson delivering a serpentine dance and musical selections. Encores were frequent and the show will be repeated this week with matinees.
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Philadelphia Ledger
B. Fitz
Hathryn Webster
Orient Anson
Fisk Jubilee Singers Draw Massive Audiences at Lake Madison
The Fisk Jubilee Singers, praised as a drawing card, performed to a packed auditorium in Chaxtau qua, Lake Madison, on July 3, 1803. Report notes natural setting and cultivated voices blending like a rainbow, with high praise for their influence on lovers of plantation and negro melodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisk Sivners
Lake Madison
S. D
Chaxtauqua
Fisk Jubilee
Boonsboro Woman Grows Banana Tree at Home
Sangna Tree on Main Street has a mature banana tree in her yard. The stalk rises 17 feet high with a 6 inch base diameter and is blooming with three flower groups. If fruit develops fully, the stalk could bear more than 800 bananas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BI. L. Storm
Boonsboro
Main Street
Gaver Democratic Club Holds Meeting and Adds Members
A Gaver Democratic Club gathering at Romer Young's home on East Patrick Street last night welcomed four new members. After business, a club member treated attendees to first class acrobatic performances.
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Gaver Club
Messing
Gaver Democratic Club
Romer Young
Eest Patrick Street
History Class Formed With Daughters of the Revolution
A history class was formed in connection with the Daughters of the Revolution to study history and give readings at meetings. A meeting yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Ann G. Ross proved quite interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Revolution
Ann G. Ross
Real Estate Transfers in Frederick County
Real estate transfers listed include James K Rout and wife to John R ep real estate in Frederick County Maryland. Michael F Seachmat and wife to Elias V Albaugh and Mary Elizabeth Albaugh 2.89 square perches for $1.81. Cyrus H Fisher and wife to Jesse R Fisher a lot in Frederick County for $1.00.
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James K. Rout
John R.ep
Frederick County
Michael Francis Seachmat
Elias V
Mary Elizabeth Albaugh
Cyrus H. Fisher
Jesse R. Fisher
Juvenile Temple to Purity Lodge to be Institute
Miss Nettle M. Parlette of Baltimore and Miss M. EF. Gills of Gambier arrive to institute a Juvenile Temple to Purity Lodge in the Citizens' National Bank building. Jacob L. Engelbrecht was chosen superintendent at last night’s meeting and will likely be installed after the Temple is organized. The meeting is set for about 7 15 o'clock with parents and friends invited to attend and join.
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G. T. News
Nettle M. Parlette
Baltimore
Independent Order of Good Templars
Maryland
M. EF. Gills
Gambier
Carroll County
Frederick and
Carroll Counsel
Purity Lodge
Citizens’ National Bank
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Letters From the People on Youth Conduct and Education
A reader blasts high and common schools for vandalism and ruffianism in the city. He urges less Latin and more practical learning, more manners and truth, and places responsibility on parents to curb social unrest and upheaval.
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Bowe
Tax News
Malet
Germany
Ind
Nan
Carelousneas
Howand E. Youne
Building boom and reorganization mark Maryland news
North Laurel shows rapid growth while the Medical Association of Harford County reorganizes at Belair. The Delaware river corpse case prompts coroner action. The Great Council of Red Men meets in Wilmington as Kent county politics shift and a fatal quarry blast impacts Wilmington workers. A Still Pond youth is seriously injured in Philadelphia hospital. Carrie Thompson’s death near Hagerstown ruled accidental. Talbot County jurisdiction dispute over oyster scraper case ends in guilty verdict with appeal. Governor Brown sets December 4 for executions at Princess Anne for Deal's Island murder.
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Eyvenue
Emtercet
North Laurel
Medical Association
Harford County
Belair
Masassachutts Regimental Association
Antetam
Delaware River
New Castle
Great Council of Red Men of Delaware
Wilmington
Kent County
Ann
Quany
Del
Still Pond
Philadelphia
Carrie Thompson
Hagerstown
Greenleaf
Talbot County
Court of Appeals
Brown
Princess Anne
Somerset County
Courtney and Taylor
J. Frank Cooper
Deal’s Island
Last Dune
They Ride the Wheel at Woman’s College
Calisthenics and gymnastics receive proper attention at the Woman's College. Four faculty and four pupils already ride bicycles, with more to come, and arrangements are in place for calisthenic uniforms for all pupils soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
Boonsboro Raises Funds for Railway Stock Drive
From Boonsboro a railway question fills talk and in three hours about $18,000 was subscribed for the stock. people continue to come for more as next week work will begin in earnest. A Boonsboro can says Nature’s Needs assistance may be best served promptly and with simple remedies. The Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Company is praised as a gentle remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Cordiel
Boonsboro
The
California Fig Syrup Company
Far From Quiet Along the Potomac
The Harper's Ferry Sentinel reports blasts at the B and O works near Camp Bill send stones into nearby houses along the Potomac. A rock pierced Mr. Dickey's roof and another shattered Mrs. Winters' window, both about a quarter mile from the railroad works.
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Potomac
Harper’s Ferry
Camp Bill
Robert Dickey
Annie Winters
Weather Prophets Predict Storms From Yesterday
The weather prophecies warn of a sharp winter storm period starting yesterday. Smith of West Virginia cites a storm wave due with probable rain and snow and a coming cold wave. Watch for worsening conditions as the system reaches the area tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick
Smith
West Virginia
In Remembrance Pauline Erteg of Adamstown Md
Remembrance notice for Pauline Erteg who died October 27 1693 in Adamstown Maryland. Poem speaks of time and faith as mourners recall her life and future in Heaven. Also notice tacks on dining at Grombine's Restaurant Saturday night featuring Weiner Wuerstel Sausage Sauer Kraut and shell oysters from M S Grambine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Erteg
Adamstown
Grombine
M. 5
Grambine
James E Walkers & Co Dry Goods Ad
Visit the large lighted dry goods house for the best stock at city’s lowest prices. Dresses, coats for ladies and children in endless styles, men’s furnishings, and a line of collars and cuffs. We lead in style. Call and judge for yourself.
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James E. Walkers & CO
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Canterbury
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Hanover, Pa
John T. Collisover
Graceham
Harry Stitely
Unionville
E. H. Rowe
Emmitsburg
Christian Endeavorers
S. E Slater
Burkittsvile
Walter L. Rice
RK. H. Williams
J. H. Bard
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R. B. Williams
S. RB. Suman
Spooner Spong
Seneca
John Something
Shepherdstown
John
Spooner
Bryenthben
Keefer
News OF the State
Mullinix
Booth Market
Patrick Sts
Mutua & Ku
Washington
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F. V. Staub
Faw
North Market Street
Cevealy
Galden
Tate
James E. Walker & CO
Walker & CO
Foir
James
Walker
Rodock & Neidig
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Pam
Red Velreta
Iso
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A T. Rice & Sons
Korth Mareret Street
Fredinrick, MD
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Py Ous
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N. Market Street
R. L. Harley
R. K. Harley
Septandzm
South Merket Street
Woodsboro
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Frederick, Md
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