Disappearing screen doors and awnings amid town chatter
Local notices report vanished screen doors and awnings while churches prepare entertainments. Milton Zimmerman relocates to Frederick from Found Rock days, and Oakland council plans curfew law at next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Zimmerman
Founun Rock
Frederick
Oakland
Daggett Ramsburg
Hicks
Lulu Nusz
Porto Rico
Scott Schley
New York
Annapolis
A. M. Evers
Hagerstown
Frederick Douglass
Nathaniel Childs
Ay Down East” Company
Jefferson Host
Philadelphia
Masonic Temple
Poch
Ina
Hochesger
J. E. Towle Theatrical Company
Rip van Winkle
Nee
Brunswick
Win
Ind
Medical Society
Carvanty
Eigh
New’s
Westminster
Noer 10
Death notices for Mrs Kuhn and Mary Lease in Story County
Elizabeth Pottman Kuhn of this county died October 15 in Story County Iowa at age 81 years 1 month 2 days Eleanor Mary Lease daughter of Charles and Jennie Lease died at Pearl this county on Saturday aged 6 years 4 months 26 days Funeral services held at St Carmel church with pallbearers J Hartman Roy Medley Cal Collo and George Crammitt Burial in the church graveyard Carter was director The ad also includes a Syrup advertisement promoting California Fig Syrup with limited relevance to the obituaries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Medley
Cal‘ollo
Geo. Crammitt
Carty
Religious world highlights church services and politics
Sunday Schools and Societies cover reports from multiple congregations with sermons and texts. All Saints Day approaches and services planned in Catholic Episcopal and German Baptist churches. Rev. Dixon links faith and politics urging Christian involvement. Meadow Branch German Baptists host large love feast with elderly parishioners celebrating 51st feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Stinespring
U. B
Wilhite
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Luther Kuhlman
D.D
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fahrney
I. M. Motter
Evangelical Reformed Church
The
Missionary Society
St. John’s
L. M. F. Myers
Saint James Lutheran Ghoreh
Rev. Myers
Pleasant Hill
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Grace Reformed Church
John C. Bowman
D. D
N. T
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
E. N. NeLane
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Woodstock
Dr. Eschbach
Woman's College
Organ Fund
Page Milburn
ML E
Judas the Traitor
Sunday School Missionary Society
Duvall
Young
Henrietta Brust
Dawson City
Porto Rico
Little Girls
Nannie Young
R. H. Nicodexus
Compher and
Hull
Local Wheat Price Dips in Frederick Trading
Wheat in Frederick fell to 67 cents per bushel with four one cent declines from yesterday. Corn shelled markets quoted at 1.50 per barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick Daily Visitor Notes From City and Surroundings
A flood of short notices lists residents and visitors in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Mr. A. Om Hoax in Baltimore, Mr. Charles Hobbs from York Virginia in Frederick, Miss Alice Kirk of Powhatan West Virginia visiting, and Mrs. Laura Smith hosting guests. Several locals travel to Philadelphia, Cumberland, Martinsburg, and Indianapolis, with people returning home after visits or brief trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Om
Baltimore
John Bau
Lugerstown
Charles ‘Lobuiun
York
Vau
Frederick
Charles Hobbs
Hom
Cumberland
Alice Kirk
Pow Paw
W. Va
Laura Smith
Geo. Alfred Townsend, Jr
Gapland
Thomas J. Lobby
Queen City
Hatel
Thomas Claggeott
Peters Iville
Redorick
John J. Foley
Indianapolis
Milton Lowenstein
Henry Mehrling
F. T. Grove
Shepherdstown
Waring Tyson
Theodore Newcomer
Double Pipe Creek
Messrs
L. ¥. Miller
Jefferson
L. B
Bentz
Martinsburg
WV. Va
D. J. Neff
Altoona
Pauline Neff
Womans College
Blanche Whitmore
Near Araby
Baltimore Pike
Geo. Wm. Lough
Ada
Edith Fisher
Woman's College
Ernutsburg
Farmers Club elects Luther Brashears president
The Vansville Farmers' Club chose Luther Brashears as president in a meeting. Garrett county farmers report heavy potato losses from a recent freeze and snowstorm. The Reformation anniversary was observed in Lutheran churches across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vansville
Abraham E. Stummer
North Gay Street
Harry Dunlap
North Carey Street
Queen Anne's Railroad Company
Baltimore
Queenstown
Austin Exline
Washington County
Joseph Exline
Hancock
Erdley Barber
E. T. Davis
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Harper’s Ferry
Lowndes
Samuel D. Schouacker
Court of Appeals
William Shepard Bryan
Dallam
Annapolis
Charles T. Parker
J. Marcus Cargill
Congress
Thomas Smith
Blair County
Hagerstown
Altenwald
Wes
Takes Them All America Demands Possession of the Philippines
Special Dispatch reports the United States seeks control of the entire Philippine group and assumes debt spent for bene fit islands while Spain would bear naval debt. The Peace Commission adjourned Friday. In Middletown a political meeting ended in a row leading to arrests for disorderly conduct and property destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Philippines
Paris
United States
Philippine Islands
Spain
Peace Commission
Middletown
Walter Castle
John Shipley
Frederick
David Mercer
Braddock
Castle
Valley Hotel
Daniel C. Miller
Garnier
Ship Jey
Frederick County Medical Society Formed at Comet House
A county medical meeting at the Comet House organized the Frederick County Medical Society to uphold high professional standards, root out quacks, and unite local physicians. Officers named include Baltzell president Beatty first vice president Johnson second vice president McCardy secretary Haffner librarian. The group plans four meetings this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet House
Franklin
Smith
Isubject
Frederick County Medical Society
Win
Balwell
I. J Mc Gurdy
Baltzell
Willian Ti. Baltzell
J. J. Beatty
Middletown
William TL. Johnson
Adamstown
Ira J. McCardy
William U Johnson
Franklin B. Smith
Urer
Samuel T. Haffner
Frst
The Closing Month
The month closing today has been a remarkable fall season with green foliage lasting into mid month. Flowers bloomed, a second berry crop ripened in October sunshine, then frosts sharpened and leaves dropped as November begins. Winter may appear, though Indian summer is still possible.
Hallowe en activities and notices in Hicks Journal column
A note on Hallowe en customs and tricks for children, including bobbing for apples and midnight mirror glimpses. Plus a mention of Hicks Journal November issue from St Louis, forecasting the year’s weather and gales on the Great Lakes, and an item about a Washington Masonic Lodge jewel exhibition. Also a brief Carroll Record joke about chickens on a Taneytown train and an ad for Lake Hood’s Sarsaparilla health tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Hicks’ Journal
Sr Hicks
St. Louis
Brethren of the Press
Hicks
Great Lakes
Washington
Washington Centennial Lodge
George Washington
Middletown political meeting draws Col. Pearre and crowd
A large gathering in Middletown on Saturday heard Col. Geo. A. Pearre address residents after a parade and a hotel porch speech amid rain. Delegations from Medarick and nearby districts attended. Late Senator David Jo Dick was scheduled but remained in Baltimore. Local Democratic meetings followed with emphasis on state issues and opposition to imperialism and protectionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medarick
Myersville
David Jo Dick
Alle Rany County
Baltimore
Middletown
Col
Pearre
Frederick
Cumborland
Ite
Thos Vity
Thomas A. Polenberger
Ferdiand Williams
Friends of
Judge Stake
Haexstown Herald
Judge McComas
Charles W. Adams
Judge McComax
Congress
Austin L. Crothergs
Advertised Letters Listed at Frederick City Post Office
A 1808 notice lists remaining advertised letters in Frederick City post office dated Saturday October 29. Mail recipients must call for adv ertised letters or they will be sent to the dead letter office after two weeks. Names include Mrs Mund Brandenburg Miss Colquehorn Emma Reed Sarah E Ron and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick , City
Gh Puen
Dag
Allen
Rub. E. Ash
William Atehason
L. Tionan Holonake Bermas
Joseph B. Beattie
Sure Brengtel
Ginidas Javier
W. P. Ford
Griffths
Award Mayaard
Myers
Smith
Geo
W. Wyles Lapter
Mund Brandenburg
Colquehorn
Mizaie G. Bills
Ann Gowins
Mias
Magdie Dames
Emma Reed
Sarah E. Ron
Florence Summers
Bargain Telephony Ad Promises Low Prices and Variety
An early 20th century advertisement proclaims a wide stock of ready goods at low prices. It highlights crepon garments, gowns, night robes, and skirts in bold fashion terms. The copy emphasizes value and urgency to attract shoppers, promising popular colors and affordable options.
Unknown Vintage Black Goods Prices Inspires Market
A fragmented notice touts new wide ready goods in a black goods department with prices like 259 and 50c and 75e valve. It claims superior quality and value in underwear and body supportive items as a money saving line to attract buyers to a crowded market.
The Husband Wins Habeas Corpus Suit
John G. Grahame of Frostburg won on habeas corpus to have his wife returned from her father Dr. C. O. Jacobs. Judge Sloan cited restraint and said the husband is entitled to his wife’s society, with an order to be passed and decision on the farm pending until Monday. Mrs. Graham remained with her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Grahame
Frostburg
C. 0. Jacobs
Sloan
Good Business Day Sparks Autumn Shopping Across Town
A busy Saturday drew country shoppers to Market Street with many vehicles lining the avenue. Stores display winter goods and prepare for Christmas openings as autumn buying picks up across the town. Charges Filed. E. H. Rowe of Emmitsburg accuses Baltimore collector B. F. Parlett of Civil Service law violations and political discrimination. Miraculous Escape. Davis West Virginia painter George Bishop survives an eighty two foot fall from a smokestack with fractures to knee and ankle and a head cut, expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
E. H. Rowe
Emmitsburg
United States Civil Service Commission
B. F. Parlett
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Civil Service Law
Davis
W. Va
Geor
Bishop
Prize contests for fall frame and cocked hat scores
Beginning November 1 1898 a monthly grand prize will go to the party posting the largest score for the fall frame and a separate grand prize for the largest cocked hat score, with the same each winter month. John H. Frazier Bowling Alleys South Market Street Frederick Maryland invites visitors to see 5 and 10 cent counters on weekend sales. Also George Ehret’s beer is on sale at A P Marsh’s 6 8 and 10 Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Frazier
South Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
George Ehret
New York
A. P. Marsh
Court Street
Molliniz Special Bug Announcement Big Assortment
L. E. Molliniz announces a new shipment of bug related products and related items. The notice highlights a fresh assortment received and invites customers to inquire for details.
Rugs Of Every Description At Carpet House
Wool Art Carpets in all sizes exclusive designs high novelties offered. Only at our Carpet Store you get extra good quality with low prices. Superior workmanship and good material guarantee satisfaction and long service.
Eye Clinic and Optical Services at 28N Market Street
Dr. Wm. C. Butcher limits his practice to diseases of the eye ear nose and throat and is permanently located at 28N Market Street with residence at City Hotel. Spectacles adjusted for all forms of defective sight and spectacle examinations offered free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Butcher
Market Street
Unusual Carpet Store Claims Best Local Line
C E Cline touts unusual seasonal business highlighting best in city carpet patterns wall paper and display. He promises fixed assortments and the lowest prices to drive strong sales while offering courteous attention at C E Cline's Carpet Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clini
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Charles II of
France
John Valeologus
Luther
Wittenberg
Jacques Silusut
Joseph St. Huwley
Richard Heber Newton
England
Mexico
Neviada
John Baldwin Buckstone
Bengal
Joseph Hooker
Garden City
Jonathan N. Nussbaum
Munich
Joseph T. Torrence
Chicago
Tiel A
Till & P
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
C. C. Carty
Ty Goods
John Hendrickson
L. E. Mullinix
Thos. Myers
C.N. Hargett and Ochers
N. T. Wachter
Ty Opera House
Princess of
Patches
Hallowe’en
Nformed
California
Sunday Schools and Societies
Lruthis
Freeman Dixon
Dixon
Meadow Branch
Carroll County
Christian Rover
John Royer
Local Mart
Pitsman
News OF the State
C. A. Weddle
Woodsboro
John W. King
Middlepoint
Allen T. Wachter
Lewistown
Theodore Smith
Foxville
Mntold
Hood
Medica Pau
Prederick Oaienty
Orbes Ganl
DR. Balizell
Jessie Mae Hall
City Opera House
Miss Hall
Nettles
Jesse Mac Hail
Jale Lutheran Synod
Taneytown
Lake Hood
Oulas
Johan Hewvutexsox
Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick
Namie & Muse
Rotlock & Netdig
Clinton E. Main
Drogzgist
Sharon
GMO
Rodoce. & CO
A. T. Rich & Sons
A. T. Rios & Sone Funeral Directors
aNi
North Market Street
Staub
Porto,rico
Molasbes
FR. V. Stars
Northwest Corner
Goorth and
Starket St
Nationa, Buileing Associatio
Baltimore City
Ernest J. Knase, JR
James D. Mason
M. McD
Prichard
Febadiy
Baker Johnson
Wren
Market St. At
Hailing Grocery CO
Market St
C. E. Ramsburg
C. E. Ramesore
Ablion Shafir
Attorney-At-Lab
East Lexington ST
U. S
Chem
JySdawom
Milton G. Urner
Clayton O. Keet
A ‘Hammond
Keedy & Urner
Chancact
Equity Am
Cain House
Dean
Charles P. Levy
C. V
Levy
CourcBean
Real Erte Bromgt
Alenl Sdawix
Moodemub
Peet
University of Marylang
Mareell & Frat. Ae
T. Marc
Arthor’ Tre
Marsa « Tran
Ana Lard
Driise Bros
L. E. Molliniz
FE. Mir
N. Market St
Kennedy Brothers
Merchant Tailors
D. Groff's
C. E. Cline
C. Rick
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