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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1891
Page
4
A compact reading of the page shows advertisements and notices including Wanted items, a Card of Thanks, and a Taxpayers notice. Names mentioned include D. H. Best and RH Campbell with various mini headings such as Wanted Gun and Wanted Man.
Prof Thomas B Evans MD a prominent Baltimore physician and son of the Baltimore University School of Medicine died at his home 121 Jack- 505 Place Baltimore from a complication of diseases after a carbuncle on his neck formed two weeks earlier He was nearly 59 born November 5 1832 in Baltimore and held multiple medical society memberships He served as vaccine physician for Baltimore and was commissioned as surgeon of the Baltimore City Guards with rank of major He married Maggie J Myers in 1861 and survived by his wife and one daughter The bereaved family also includes a note of other local deaths and injuries reported in the same column
Dr E Berenver a Maryland graduate plans to locate here. The King’s Daughters host a Haton Een in Rozzer's Hall. Rich's Specialty Co opens the season next Sunday night. Executors’ sale of late Katrarise property listed for Saturday. Crop notes praise a good season and fall wheat. Local politicians to address Republicans at town hall Friday. J D Bim adds a winter flower house. Rev J M Gil returns to preach. Soldiers’ pensions granted to several veterans. A pumpkin yield report and a sheriff candidate’s eye loss noted. Hog killed in John Bizier’s pen. thieves likely frightened away. J E well prepared for future prowlers.
County notes report a quiet wedding between William Buxton of Plane No 4 and Georgi Day of Kemptown at Marvin Chapel with Rev Wolfe officiating. Also noted are a revival at Prospect Methodist, the death of Mrs Duval, apple harvest, corn market news, and a December weather forecast in Montgomery County including a gold mining property sale and legal bail actions.
The sermon at St John’s Reformed Church Merhan tiestown will cover reformation and home missions. Washi County Sabbath convention to meet at Letheren church Furkstown November 22 23 24. A new Protestant Bible college chapel is under foundation at Brunswick with 40 by 2 feet belting and 15 to 30 seating at 31 Mars’s Paco?eville.
The Saint John Catholic Fair and festival at Sunter Hall concluded with unprecedented success. Net receipts will total several hundred dollars for church interior repairs. Recitations by Prof Brengan and John Wilson, solos by Chas Bregner and August Leichert entertained a large crowd. Fr Reaney won the vestment contest with $394.23 versus Fr Gaffney’s $243.59. Many prizes awarded, leftovers sold, and attendees from Liberty. Total proceeds around eleven hundred dollars.
The issue records two weddings in plane No 4 and Baltimore Christ Episcopal church. Wm O Buxton and Georgia Day wed, guests entertain at the groom's father John Buxton's home. Helen Kensett and William Weems wed at Christ Episcopal in Baltimore. Also Charles Meyer and Clara Baker marry in Washington. The rest lists Republican and Democratic meetings across Lewistown, Woodville, Middletown Valley, Hagerstown with noted speakers and parade plans.
A mare named Cattleshaw suffered severe bowels inflammation and was taken to J. Gaver's Palace Stables where Dr. E. Syikurs treated her. She recovered enough to be out of danger. Real estate transfers include P. Wood and wife selling a lot to Henry X. Snider for 600 dollars and Henry C. Davali selling three quarters of an acre to Samuel Clagett for 1 dollar.
Col Baughman explains to a News reporter his views on county taxpayers and the levy history. He urges every taxpayer to study 1893 to 1896 figures, notes school, road, debt, and court expenses, and highlights a flood year impact and bond refinancing a century ago. He argues Democratic influence shaped levies and county finances, urging clarity for Frederick residents.
A long county financial summary contrasts Democratic and Republican management over two decades. It notes bonds, school construction, bridge repairs after floods, and tax rates varying from 65 to 85 cents per $25,000 base, with claimed annual savings and debt changes. The speaker asserts transparency and challenges opponents to refute the figures.
A traction engine boiler exploded while the workers were at dinner on the Jefferson pike near Ellen Howard’s farm. The boiler was hurled about two hundred feet but no one was hurt.
Patrick Egan, United States Minister to Chill, delays and resists demands tied to the Valparaiso attack on American traders. The piece traces his Irish roots, political rise, and role amid Chilean civil conflict as US-Chile tensions loom, with an eye on potential war if demands fail. It notes his birth in Longford, Home Rule ties, and career in Nebraska and Boston before his 1880s diplomacy appointment.
Large lot of ladies and gents all wool underwear in all sizes plus bar gains in all wool hose. Come and examine our large and well selected stock before eating elsewhere. Best's childrens coats also available.
Today we showcase the largest and prettiest array of new dress goods at 25 cents per yard in the city. Also the cheap lots of comforts and blankets. Visit our carpet department for velvets and tapestry carpets with many exclusive styles. Kew odorless goat skin, available in water, grey, black and fox. Entrance: Parures or Manzer Street Mulldinix and Zemp.
A joumenicus was held over Oden tan. The fragmentary text mentions a meeting or event with Ber e and Yeeterday in vague terms, offering little concrete detail about people, places, or outcomes.
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