Openings and Advertisers at Frederic City Mfg Co Event
Readable fragments show names and firms including Frederic City Mfg Co and Local suppliers. Mentions include Wm E Smith, Almsnac, More Light, Sansington Fiennels, Sheffield & Co, C. Carty, and C E B Cling. No coherent narrative or date is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swadvs
Publis Aste
Wm. E. Smith
Autume
M.C. A
Almsnac
Fredertcr City Mfg. Co
More Light
F. B. Sansington Fiennels
Roto & Neldig
Sheffield & Co
C. C. Carty
C. EB. Cling
TRE Weekly News promises a 12 page issue this Thursday
The Pee Wrexiy News declares readiness of a handsome twelve page edition replete with news and special features. It claims the largest bona fide saletter in Frederick city and county as an advertising medium, with special attention to advertising advantages and deadlines for copy and changes this week.
Personal News Roundup From Local Area
Purely personal notes report Chas Wilcoxon leaving for Baltimore to visit relatives. Lexie MacDonald and Fanoie Floyd spent yesterday there and returned home in the evening. Thomas H. Haller left for Baltimore on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kemp and Miss Mollie Kemp visited friends in the country. Samuel Alten of Washington, D.C., is guest of George Crum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. J. Wilcoxon
Baltimore
Lexie MacDonald
Fanoie Floyd
Thomas H. Haller
Lewis Kemp
Mollie‘Kemp
Samuel Alten
Washington, D.C
George Crum
Halloween Preview and Local Developments
Shorthouse gained twenty years of writ ing John Inglesant and read from it to friends now and then. Halloween approaches on Saturday Oct 31. A new Western Maryland station at Wentminater will be finished within a month, a pretty terra cotta brick structure with brownstone foundation and tile roof. The coming year will add an improved form of bicycle gear replacing the chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorthouse
John Inglesant
Western Maryland
Wentminater
Alumni Hall rises at Western Maryland College
The campus gains its largest building, Alumni Hall, under construction with the cornerstone ceremony by Masons at Westminster. Built to 93 by 113 feet, it will house alumni offices banquet hall for the Alumni Association literary society rooms and a museum with seating for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Doorto-Virtue Dodge
Westminster
James W. Eeese
Devine
Rabyeemtbee
Daniel O. Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
T. 8. Lewis
Westtern Maryland College
Jackson C. Bott
Baltimore
Swindler Circulates by Offering Cheap Cabinet Photos
A slick swindler travels to nearby counties offering cabinet photographs at half price, collects part of the payment, and disappears. Citizens warned to watch for him and avoid falling for the scam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loox Gul
Wall
Oyster eating contest draws winners at Frepont Club
At the Frepont Fishing Club oyster esting contest at Cattle Bay shore James Kelly ate three pecks and Patrick Baylis five pecks. Court attention focused on registration cases from Backeystown Banmiteberg and Hanver districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frepont
Barney
Cattle Bay
James Kelly
Patrick Baylis
Backeystown
Banmiteberg
Hanver’s
Sick guest confined with bad cold in St Louis home
Jane Clark of St Louis, guest of her sister Mrs Sophie Mast Patrick Street, has been confined to the house with a bad cold while visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes. Jane Clark
St. Lois
Mra
Sophie
Patrick Street
Health and Strength Return After Syrup of Figs
A fragment notes renewed health and strength after using Syrup of Figs. It contrasts old time remedies with modern progress and hints at internal wellness improvements. The passage reads like a nostalgic seller’s claim from a bygone era.
Political Pointers and Campaign Movements Across Frederick
Captain McDonnest arrives for tonight's meeting with Democratic speakers urging Bryan as the ally of workers and vowing to force bosses to raise wages. Assembly in City Opera House planned with Senator Gorman and other speakers. McKinley and Hobart campaigns also featured in Bruns wick and nearby towns as meetings continue through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capain McDonesst
Meeirg
Mr. Gorman
East Soats
Lee
Prant Goodman
Lecter
Bryan
Lea Friesd
Brysa
Major McKinley
Maryland
the Herald
McHenley
Hodrert
Imocet Carefel
Agares
Haltimer
McBinley
Sam McKinley
Bruesficea
McKinley
Hobart
McDonnald Clab
Brunswick
Frederick County
Herry M. Clabauch
John R McDonsaid
ML Keedy
Hagerstown
Reno
Harp
Frederick
Monteomery
Lakeland Democratic Club
Boyd
Messra Johnson
Washington
Beale
Iowa
Aiken
Montana
Browningavile
Hyattstown
Urleans
Lickeville
Dawnonville
Barnes- Wille and
Boyd's
Mount Pleasant Rand
Mount Pleacast
D. C
Gorman C
Democrata of
City Opera House
Thureday
A. P. Gorman
Mr. Dongian
Bz -Dietrich Attortey Lipscomb
Democratic Cooiis
Fragmented 19th Century Political Turmoil Report
A garbled prewar era dispatch describes electoral turmoil with mentions of Dodgera and Frederick, a Bar scene at Betletes, and references to Coxey army activities in West Gl. It notes meetings, paper dispatches, and Democratic tensions, including Coxey followers and the need to protect stores and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foner
Bossea Gre
Dodgera
Frederick Verterdly
Sivertteing
Masa Mei Ag City Opers
Bonse Bece
Bogarth Gane
Gkiowith Wiimer
Tce
Barwee
Merocey
Mi de Orgexys Czaribe
Letelach Cine
Coxey Army
Dbe
Jell & Trai
Besloa
Tate
Coxreylies
Coxcy Army
Maibry Weir
Shakesperian Recital by Feederick Gotne in Frederick
New York critic Mr Going presented Hamlet in a Woman's College reading under local patrons. The audience was small but appreciative. Going offered explanatory and interpolatory commentary enriching the drama leading to Hamlet's death. Voice, gesture, and scholarship enhanced the evening and sparked renewed interest in Shakespeare. He closes with a reading of King Henry I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feederick Gotne
Hamiet
Frederick ‘Going
New York City
Shshouptar
Woman’s College Lacy
Frederick
Hamlet
Going
Henry I
Confederate Monument Unveiling Planned at Grace Church
A Rockville committee overseeing the unveiling of the Grace Church memorial to unknown Confederate dead, killed near the Dutch on July 12, 1844, sets ceremonies for November 14 at 11 o clock. Major Samuel Blackwall will be orator. a Washington girl will be sponsor. readers include M S Thompson and others. attendees include Robert E Lee Camp veterans and ex Union soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Grace ‘Church
Sligo
M. 8. Thompson
Robert B. Les Camp
Confederate Veteraar
Waethington
Robert M. Msckal
Benjamin Canby
Ridgely-Brown
Montgomery County
Sleven
Kanuel Blackwall
Alshems
Washington
Thompson
Robert & Les
Appomattox Court Houses
Spencer C. Jones
John P. Sellmar
Robert M. Mackall
Thomas Donter
Charles Canley
Dr. Brown
Mera
George McCeney
Robert E. Lee
District of Columbia
Property Transfers Show Multi County Land Deals
Described transfers include E. B. Wood and others as trustees conveying 98 acres in Urbana to Geo. E. Cook for 2450 dollars. Geo. E. Cook sells an interest in 96 acres to Rachel F. Cook for 500 dollars. Frank L. Stone transfers land to Geo. W. Spurrier and Sallie B. Spurrier. C. P. Levy and Wm. G. Aleks as preliminary trustees convey real estate in Frederick city to Mary E. Lempe for 1820 dollars. John Schubert executor conveys 1 acre to Margaret C. Bowman for 18600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. BR. Wood
Domey Eichison
Frank Norwood
Geo
Kilgore and Hanen in Frederick Whist Incident
A lively first week clash in Frederick between State Attorney Kilgore of Montgomery County and Mr. Hanen of the county ended with Kilgore sustaining a severe eye bruise. The altercation arose from a friendly whist game at a Frederick hotel. authorities took no action and friends kept details quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore
Hanen
Frederick
Montgomery County
Street Committee Meeting Voters Lamppost Rule on Night Cyclists
A streets committee held a special session to urge the mayor to order police to enforce a ban on lamps carried on bicycles at night. Offenders face fines if the order is not observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Streets
Markell 80th Birthday Quietly Celebrated at Home
Mr and Mrs George Markell and immediate family celebrate the 80th birthday at their West Patrick Street home. Present are close relatives and guests including Mr and Mrs J Stoli Deuick and the Mimes Detrick from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Markell
Mr. Markell
West Patrick Street
Precerick
J.stoli Deuick
Detrick
Baltimore
Henry Lampe to Repaint City Hotel
Painter Henry Lampe began a repainting project at the City Hotel this morning. He plans to offer a free plate of work as part of the promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lampe
Lempe
Calves Purchased by Frederick Deputy Sheriff Pair
Barving Caires and Deputy Sheriff James E H Cram of Frederick bought three Jersey calves from Captain John Ridgely of Baltimore Court.
Rider's Two Hour Forty Minute Wheel Tour to Hagerstown
Fred Rider visited J. L Kerstner in Hagerstown and rode there from Em ensteburg on a wheel in two hours and forty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rider
J. L Kerstner
Hagerstown
Em ‘Ensteburg
Corner Stone Laid At Market Street Store
The corner stone of a new Market Street building for Mr. Thomas E B Pope was laid with ceremonies. The event featured Mr. Lewis Rice and a display of various relics including a forgotten catalog, Confederate veteran aid badges, and a dandelion wine keepsake from 1894. A wall niche hid the mementoes as the structure neared completion, promising future discovery by generations to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tholass
Pope
Lewis Rice
Copleaul
Frederick City
Tes News
Socreet
Deter
Reynold’s Pont
G. A.R
Alexander Young
Confedera
Veterano
Frederick
Bryan
Mkiley
Mra
Geo. Salter
Atlent
Work of Death Daniel Wise 81 Dies in Baltimore
Daniel Wise longtime Howard House proprietor Baltimore native aged 81 dies after Brights disease three months at 1615 Druid Hill Avenue Baltimore. He ran hotels in Westminster Emmitsburg and Frederick County before moving to Baltimore in 1860s. Survived by two sons and two daughters. remains to be brought to Frederick for interment at Mt. Olivet. pallbearers from Columbia Lodge of Masons. His son Daniel L Wise is janitor at Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Wise
Daniel Wile
Howard House
Baltimore
Druid Bill Avenue
That City
Bright
Wie
Fredrick County
Westminister
Emmitsburg
Hagera+ town
Daniel L. Wise
Union Station
Bantamore
Mt. Olivet
Columbia Lodge of Masons
Middletown
Frederick County
News of the Churches in Baltimore Area
A church social union meeting of the Reformed churches of Baltimore city gathered at Br Paul’s Reformed Church on Lexington Street near Carrollton Avenue led by Rev Lloyd B Cobleniz formerly of Middle Town. Adlon Reformed Church in Hagerstown heard Miss Hammett sing Hope In the Lord in offertory. Rev J H Collet formerly of Frederick issued a pamphlet titled The Republican National and State Campaign Souvenir Budget featuring sketches and portraits of Republican candidates and party figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Churches of
Baltimore City
Br. Paul's
J. H. Collet
Baltimore
Frederick
Repubiican
Maryland
Baltmore Council
Lowndes
Wellington
Law's Grip: William Hammond Charged with Wife Beating
William Hammond, described as a diminutive colored man, was arrested on a magistrate issued warrant at his wife's instigation for wife beating. He is set for a hearing at three this afternoon. Previously known as quiet and industrious, Hammond faces the charge in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hammond
White
Hammond
Theatre News at City Opera House Opens New Drama Season
A large crowd attended City Opera House for a Southern drama production Before the War featuring Henny Marie’s company. Miss June Agout will perform for one week presenting Rage King Myrtle Ferns Gibby Prison Bowery Boy A Brave Girl Rogste at popular prices 10 30 and 30 cents marking a milestone in the city’s theater scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera
Rouse la Target
Henny Marie
Fermi
Ereoteg
Suse Agnstic
Cibby Prison
V& Bowery
Accated Mon Acquities Cause Hay Wagon Fire Acquittal
The Lakeland Bryan and Smwall Club of Prince Gary County were arraigned at Boyd's magistrate yesterday and acquitted of setting fire to a load of hay that destroyed John Grimes's wagon in Clarksburg Montgomery County. Witnesses testified Grimes sat atop the hay smoking a pipe, which he admitted, with sparks now thought to have caused the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland Bryan and Smwall Club
Prince Gary County
John Grimes
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Boyd's
Chimes
National Flower Congress Advances Columbe Preference
At Ashe ville North Carolina the National Flower Congress decided not to ask Congress to adopt a national finer. The meeting favored Columbine though not authorized to make recommendations to Congress as representation was incomplete. Maryland delegate Mr. ddunry Adzsptal Jr. from Hagerstown attended for Gov. Lowndes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Asheville
N. C
Ddunry Adzsptal, Jr
Hagerstown
Maryland
Frederick Almanac and local openings announced in 1896
An 1896 Frederick almanac issue from the Frederick Grey Manufacturing Co is promoted for distribution through county dealers. Local fall and winter openings are advertised at Blumenauer & Co. 4 and 6 West Patrick Street, Frederick City, with events at the City Hotel and related sales in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumenauer & Co
W. Patrick St
Frederick City
W. Patrick
June Agnott Engagement Announced at City Opera House
Advance agent T Ranklue of Jos D Oilston's Doodle Company arranged a one week engagement for Miss June Agnott at City Opera House starting Monday. Ranklue has toured extensively in the Dominion of Sarads in theatrical work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Agnott
T. Ranklue
Jos. D. Oilston’s
Doodle Company
Frederick
Sod
Managcr Long
St City Opera House
Ranklue
Dominion of
Sarads
Public safety tips on electric road and local accident report
Simple rules warn the public to avoid accidents on the electric road. Board from the rear platform and never stand between rails. A couple, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. F. Sterick of Gaitherstown were seriously injured returning from a marriage at Browningville when a buggy broke loose down a hill, injuring Mrs Sterick and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A&lways
T. F. Sterick
Gaitherstuck
Browningyuile
Bethesda
Hores
Sterick
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the Daily News
Newomstie
Wick
Cosmire
Ssreccion
Gettuscony
Dialeco
Westher
W. L. Moors
Buresa
TRE Weekly News
Phat Jozial
Political Pointers
North Carolina
Ohio
Garret A. Hobart
Camden
New Jersey
Palmer
Buckner
Sioux City
Lows
Wm. J. Bryan
sHipois College
Jacksonvile
EB. Maulsby
Martis
Burg
Mert'nsburg
J. Geuinger
W. P. Maulsby
the Tags. & Pope
Bailif Ang Neariag
Martha Craig
Jas
Craig
Middle Alley
Barnrdey
Mr. Johnson
Tyler
Geo. Johnson
Clayton Brown
Wm. Hall
Richard Rolling
Richard EB. Rollion
Bents's Court
W. B
Montegue
A. T. Rice & Bone
News OF the Churches
Toeatrical
John John Hendrickson
Guade Ames
Black Goods Department
Hudrickson
Staub
Lowere
Lowen
Ooet Prioge
F. V. Sracs
North Market Street
4Th BT
Norste Market
Bisox
Evely DR. Acription
Don Barorzens
Market Street
Tex
Marzet
al Atlon
Svorrsuzy
Sammee
Stnaz
Harowane C
the News Office
Loogal
Frederick Almanac
Frederick Almansc
Isis Brimia
Frederick Grey Manufacturing Company
Victor Remedies
R. God D. Mantz
South Market Street
A. Blanesauer & Co
Dr. Hartley
City Hotel
de. Harley
North
Paca Street
Isidor Saka
Optician
Montday
Torsday
Bodook & Meidig
Buduck & Neidig
Rice & Sone
A. T. Ricz & Sons
North Manicat Street
Telliaons
Eample
Woaress
J. J. Remsburg
Joe 7. Remsbury, PH. G
Maries Bt
Grot House
Emmy
Ths
Buffalo
Tse Buffalo
Oe BS
West Patri
Quick In “Palmer Btlenaania
Cin. I. W
Chas
Hauer
Ufts. Dirk
Bik Beet Wit Seite
Bruce
A. B. Gases
Goreiiht
SOTEL
C.D. Dow
W. & Muller & CO
Uite Cort
We G. Miller & CO
Bast Fatrick Strazz
Hood
Lars Partie
Bei
Kepler
Kerrersa
North Markrt ST. P
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