Personal notes on residents visiting and moving
Misa Rose Fearbake returns from Woodsboro. Mrs Q S J Beskley and family will move to Washington on Wednesday. Mer Rosenear on North Market spent yesterday with friends in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Harry E Blackiston left for Scranton Pa. Miss Margaret McPherson of New York returns home after visiting Frederick. Mrs C W Rose Jr has returned from New York visits. Mr Charles P Wonderly and daughter Mrs Bagutt of St Louis visiting Dr J S Frank Thomas. Mrs Edward Grove of Stephens City visits her father M Gatzendanner. Helen Baughman returns to Georgetown Convent after stay with Col and Mrs J Victor Baughman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Rose Fearbake
Woodsboro
Q. S. J. Beskley
Washington
Mer. B.rosenear
North Market Street
Baltimore
Mrr
Harry E. Blackiston
E. Second Street
Scranton
Margaret McPherson
New York
Frederick
C. W. Rose, Jr
West Church Street
Charles P. Wonderly
Bagutt
St. Louis
J. S. Frank Thomas
East Second Street
Edward Grove
Stephen's City
Gatzendanner
West Third Street
Helen Baugh
Briefs From A Local Paper On Seasonal Gossip
In season curb stone politics and social trends mingle as residents note Hollow Eye preparations by youth. Fashion shifts show Oxford gray as the modish street color while autumn leaves hint at the season’s approach. Some who boast determination appear merely contrary.
John M Schryver Dead at Baltimore and Ohio
Special Dispatch to The News reports John M Schryver, General Passenger Agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, died suddenly in Baltimore at 1 o'clock. The item adds a local anecdote about a west end resident seeing a curious scene of cats and rats feasting together, with tongue in cheek about a possible rat fattening plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barriwors
John M. Schryver
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Emmitsburg
University Musical Club forms Maryland glee and mandolin group
University of Maryland students organize a glee and mandolin club for next season. About 30 applicants compete for spots, with many men of evident talent. The club plans a large Christmas southern tour and hopes to visit Frederick during the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Musical Club
University of Maryland
South
Frederick
Ethel Dyffryn Companys Opens Week at City Opera House
The Ethel Dyffryn Company begins a seven night engagement at the City Opera House tonight with standard productions. The company has found success in prior cities and will present an excellent play this evening. Other items note Mr Jacob R. Gorman’s illness near the city and Gertrude Biggs improving from diphtheria and dropsy on East Fourth Street. An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a health tonic manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Dyffryn
Ethel Dyffyn
City Opera House
Jacob R. Gorman
Misa Gertrude Biggs
East Fourth Street
California Fig Syrup Co
Registration Cases Show Registrar Decisions Reviewed
Court reviews multiple registration cases on revision day. Voters faced issues transfer deadlines and residency proof. several names stricken or refused due to incomplete transfers or conflicting registrations. Judge Mercer reserved his decisions on all cases, including transfers in Frederick Cambridge Woodsboro and Braddock areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge Motter
Charlie W. Dimmeruine
Pleasant d. Lebo
Frederick
Pleasant
W. G. Bader
Cambridge
Robert B. Thomson
New Market
Woodville
Samuel A. Smith
Woodsboro
Ms. Pleasant
Raymond A. Lanzelle
Lanelle
Majory
Wa. Rankles
Charles B. Wilson
Wilson
G. Nichols
Bockeystown
Camp
Philadelphia
Ohio River
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office 1900 List
A historical notice lists remaining advertised letters at the Frederick post office dated Saturday October 2 1900. Recipients include William Anderson Sam Bernstein William Batier and others. two weeks to claim before transfer to dead letter office. Also notes Lapis Last list with several ladies by surname Dorsey Ebert Stein Staueburger Toomey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Gestleven
William Anderson
Sam Bernstein
William H. Battier
Wim. O' Barnes
Bear
R. W. Bailey
Seth Burgess
J. E. Beath
Sammuel Tucker
Benj. Taylor
Edward E. Tomas
S.E. Wine
W. H. Wilson
Robert Watson
August K. Wolfe
Daniel Yommer
Lapis
Mrsa.d. Andrews
Jennie Dorsey
Mary Ebert
Mary A. Stein
Ella Staueburger
Toomey
Funeral of Mrs Harriet J Smith Held in Araby and Walkeraville
Funeral services for Mrs Harriet J Smith were conducted Saturday from her Araby home by Rev Hench and Rev Livingston. The procession proceeded to Shiloh M P Church in Walkeraville for further rites led by Rev S M Hench. Pallbearers were J J Nall Temples Fouch William Roberts M F Meyers Edward F Tucker and George Zimmerman. Burial followed at Shiloh Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons Funeral Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet J. Smith
Araby
Reve. Hench
Livingeton
Shiloh M. P
Walkeraville
Shiloh Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Auctioneers to Sell Household Goods for Beckley and Lare
Tomorrow morning Captain Walter Saunders will auction household furniture for Mrs. Q.5. J. Beckley on East Second Street. Harvey BR. Lease will auction for Charlen K. Lare, administrator, personal property of the late George B. Lare, four miles east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Saunders
J. Beckley
East Second Street
Harvey BR. Lease
Charlen K. Lare
George B. Lare
Sale of Corner Market Fifth Street Property
Noah E. Cramer acting for Susan R. Flemming sold a brick and frame store with dwelling on the northeast corner of Market and Fifth streets to Daniel Stull of Utica Mills for 2500 dollars. The transfer covers the store and adjoining dwelling within this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
Susan R. Flemming
Market and
Fifth Streets
Daniel Stull
Utica Mills
County
Cablegram from Shanghai Reports Secure Conditions
Rev Dr Osborne Ingie received a message from Rev J A Ingle from Shanghai stating reached Shanghai safe all secure here conditions improving and hopes to go to Hankow soon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Osborne Ingie
J. A Ingle
Sunday Excursions by B & C Railroad to Baltimore
The B and C Railroad ran a special excursion to Baltimore yesterday carrying T1 excursionists. Sixty five Washingtonians used the cheap rates and visited friends in Frederick yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Monumental
Night Blooming Cereal Attracts City Pedestrians
Mrs. John Whisner of Whisner Street displays a striking night blooming cereal with five large blooms drawing attention from passersby as they admire its beauty during evening strolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whisner
Whisner Street
Local Mart Market Quotations Today
The Local Mart lists Mr J E W Hargets market quotes for today with corn at 2.25 per barrel, shelled 45 cents per bushel, wheat at 6.51 cents per bushel, and hay priced from 12 to 14 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. W. Hargets
Campaign fights sweep through Meridnes area venues
Democratic and Republican forces stagecampaign meetings across county towns. Speakers include Baltimore figures Ho Ces and Hammond Urner. Wilkes and Pearre clubs highlighted events in Knoxville Braddock Thurmont Belair Park Mills Adamstown Urbana Yellow Springs Middletown Brunswick with mass meetings, speeches by Charles A Little Olin Bryan Jacob Robbrsch and Dorsey Etchison, plus a naval official and speakers from Frederick and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadz
Sud
Lasher F. Young
Springfet
Noty
Adm
Ratr
Widetows
Tng Ausyixs
McBider
Roosevelt
Pearre Ulub
Pateety Overtuwitg
Macy Democrate Tetmg
Harmer
Hoo
Wo Ces
Baltimore
Knoxville
Medsre Hammond Urner
Tarry Vuhaplire
Frederick
Democrats of
Braddock
Park Mills
Olin Bryan
Jacob Robrbschl
H. Dorsey Etchison
J. E.R. Wood
Belair
Col
L. Victor Baughman
Washington
Col. Baughman
Yellow Springs
Middletown
Urbany
Messrs
E.S. Eichelberger
Hammond Urner
Frank W. Hackett
Navy
Melvin T. Winstock
New York
Urbana
F. G. Wagaman
Arthur D. Willard
George A. Pearce
Brunswick
Adamstown
Frank White
Glenn 8
Worthington
George A Pearre
Frederick Bar
Evolution of Election Day in U S History
The text traces how Congress settled the national Election Day as the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. It highlights early practices with varied dates, noting Pennsylvania and other states’ differing days, and mentions historic disputes over fraudulent voting and the 1945 law establishing a uniform date for presidential elections. It emphasizes New York and other states as pivotal in shaping the modern schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pennsylvania
Harrison
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Mississippi
New York
Massachusetts
Delaware
Arrests in Hagerstown over cheese theft at Updegraff store
Edward Gacnick, farmer, was arrested at market in Hagerstown on Saturday on charges of stealing cheese from Wm. M. Updegraff’s store last Thursday. A second man was with Garrick. he claimed the cheese came from J. W. Myers & Co. Bowman named as a accomplice. Garrick confessed and was held for coroner’s inquest. a separate hearing involved a plan to buy cheese. Also, Mrs. Martin L. Gaver attempted suicide at her North Market Street home but was revived by Dr. S. T. Baffner after a rope sheeting incident. Advertisements note affordable employment opportunities in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Edward Gacnick
Wm. M. Upcegraf
Garrick
J. W Myers & Co
Fend
Justice Hoffman
John BE. Bowman
Myers
Dpdegraff
Harry W. Eader
Updegraff
Coris
Fre Bau
Martin L. Gaver
North Market Street
Gaver
Jeff Slone
Abe
Religious World Notes and Church Announcements
Absences and sermon topics fill the Evangelical and United Brethren churches as ministers preach on moral themes. Sunday services include open Bible readings, Epworth League led by Miss Smith, and tributes to Christian Endeavor Maryland Day with speakers from Belair and Buckingham School. New members welcomed at Grace Reformed and Snowday schools while baptisms occur at Chaldean service. Communion last Sunday added three new members, offerings noted for home and foreign missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Eachoach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Evangelical Uctherag
Katsuan
McRae
Ker
Thonas Freemas Dison
John
Stewart
United Brethren Wegregation
A. We Stinesprings
M. E
Vorthinne
Epworth League
Misa Li
Smith
M. EB
Joel Brown
C. W. Sitneepring
Maryland
Christian Endeavor Society
Lafayette Avenue Methodist Protestant Church
Elsimore
H.W. Hanna
Belair
Christian
Octeber
Maude’ 'Forthman
Local News and Legal Wins Across Maryland and Pennsylvania
Heber Donaldson of Hagerstown ordered leather contingent on McHinley’s election. Wm. Murrie of Western Union trims a Cumberland to Pittsburgh line. B&O wins right of way in Allegany for a coal branch. George Lutz to build a three story Pen-Mar hotel near the pavilion. Chi Bill stock sale nears completion as road work looms. Rev. J Addison Smith leaves Aisquith Street Church for a St. Louis suburb. The hundredth anniversary of Ss Alphonsus Baltimore celebrated with Cardinal Gibbons mass. Cecilian Circle Concert at Frederick Academy program featured Ramsburg Fitzsimmons, Bavanaugh, Cassin, and more with Miss Rachel Davin pianist. Verdicts of $1,000 to Hannah C Myers and Andrew Stonesifer against Gettysburg Water Co for Marsh Creek diversions in trespass suit tried before Judge McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intereac
T.day
Heber Donaldson
Hagerstown
McHinley
Wm. Murrie
Western Union Telegraph Company
Cumberland
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Allegany County
George Lutz
Baltimore
Pen-Mar
St. Louis
Ss. Alphonsus
Cardinal Gibbons
M. J. Decker
Erie
Narrow Escape From Fire Sees Lizzie Gorman Rescued
Lizzie Gorman of Frederick Maryland escaped a blazing apartment in a lower Iowa city as smoke filled the building. Firefighters used a ladder to reach the balcony and guide her down to safety before flames enveloped the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitale Gurutan
Frmn
Perr Do Tae
Segau
Macy
Mins
Lizgie Grorman
Frederick
Maryland
Min
Musiy
Mira Gorman
Fourteenthured Child Thomas Bailey of Baltimore Breaks Leg Again
Thomas Bailey, a 13 year old of Baltimore, has fractured his right leg after a kitchen fall. He has broken a leg fourteen times in his life and suffers from a bone disease making his bones brittle. Earlier he broke his left leg in Clifton Park during play about a year ago. In other news, the Frederick Choral Society, formed last week, held a first practice and will meet again tonight at Women's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bailey
Baltimore
Bailey
Clifton Park
Frederick Choral Society
Women's College
Democratic Meeting At The Rink October 1900
A local notice invites the public to a Democratic meeting at the Rink on Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. Speakers include Mr Thomas C Weeks of Baltimore and other distinguished figures. The Central Committee urges attendance and signs off with Dell’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Weeks
Baltimore
The Model Peter Laine and Fashion Offers
Fragmented ad copy mentions The Model Peter Laine and fashion items like Nemo elf reducing Corset, Mercerized Satine Skirts, and line of garments. Names include Old Rears, Bick Cheviot, KR. & G. Straight Front Corset, and 73c pricing. Describes new designs, quality, and low prices for walking starts, stockings, and skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Colare
CLOAKS AND FURS OFFER GREAT VALUES AT MULLINTE
Local sale advertises nine jackets capes and fur accessories at reduced prices. Children's new jackets arrive from six to eighteen years as part of the Glass of Fashion promotion. Store touts cheaper stock, varied dress goods, blankets and carpets with exclusive designs and bold colorings. See north window at Mullinte Carpet Wall Paper and Curtain House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camel's Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Berney Ee
Paca
Ti & P. Bi
Washincron
Anataecha
W. L. Moore
Chas. & Pot
Tel Co
Rene
H. CG
Zacharias
Chas
Houck
Miss Herrera
Patrick
Neldig & Biller
E. Modi
Brief
Ott
Cas
Fourersls
Politival
Meridnes
Elen Day
Sunday Schools and Societies
Cecilian Circle
Frederick Academy of the Visitation
Dell's
F.a.smith
West Patrick Stress
Doll's
Doll’s
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M.E. Church
Kemp Hall
Wm. Knabs & Company
H. E. Witcosos
Europe
Eader
East Church Street
Boteler
Peter
Lanship Agt
Ss Wae & Wesvh
Asa
Bawais Fail
Phie Garebs
Subul
Pee Yard
Loch Sk
Rergia
Aterial
Kodoue & CO
T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Ros & Soss
Jonb
Neidig & Miller
Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Bmart
Bannock Owens
Mootenacs
Oxford Grays
Clinton EL Main
Waabino
Isanogle & Wagaman
Furtace
J. Beisely Keller
J. Heisely Keller
Drouggiet
N. Market BT
Crsssville
Minneapolis
Shriner
Ges Or
Sandis
F. B. Sappington
L. E. Mullinte
Marhat
Willard C. Keller
SB. Patrick
Real Estate and Insurance
Church Street
Janczodis Frederich. MD
D. Stewart P. Dean
Msidawis
D. R. Cunicodemus
Alfred Ritter
Coolielos
Ness
Eare
Court Street
Frederick, Ma
Fabiassir
P. Levy
C. Vis
Omee
Leite Ame
H&ws
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