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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads as a dated history note with scattered names and places. Core facts unclear. readable bits mention a skier and a Bert, but vital details are missing to form a coherent event or attribution.
The report from the Weather Bureau notes generally fair conditions by day with possible storms at night, cooler by Wednesday evening. It records barometric lows near Lake Superior and highs at Rocky Mountain stations, warmer in the Northeast, cooler in the Northwest, and scattered heavy rains in Jupiter and Tampa. Also mentions clear conditions from the Ohio Valley to New England and in the Southwest, with typical forecast caveats and several local advertisements.
Brief notes summarize Universalist reach with 956 societies 888 churches and a total membership of 49 194. Church property valued at 58 064 385. Observations include varied quotes about preaching and religious life, canal activity, and local events such as a Frederick County Agricultural Society delegation visiting the Rockville fair.
A fragment of home canning notes describes vinegars for peppers and tomatoes, pickled peaches, and spiced syrup for fruit. It lists ingredients like tomatoes onions peppers cinnamon cloves and sugar with vinegar, salt, and spices. methods include peeling peaches and sealing jars with syrup.
Mrs Lavens Basr died last night in a local incident described as a fatal accident. Details are scarce but the event involved injuries from a hazardous activity near a railway and prompted inquiry by officials.
Names and places mingle in a string of visiting relatives guests and job moves. Ellen Rambeagen of Haverstown stays with brother MB Snyder while others from Walkersville Licksville Jennerstown and Philadelphia are listed as visitors hosts and travelers. Daniel Crimmins the Philadelphia tailor has moved to a lucrative position there.
In Frederick County Circuit Court yesterday afternoon several criminal cases were disposed. William C Grimes pleaded guilty to forgery and larceny and was sentenced to five years penitentiary on each count. George Gann was found guilty and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Edward Carey convicted of assault with 90 days in jail. Henry Contes acquitted on larceny. David Green guilty of assault and battery, five days in jail. David Robinson wife beating guilty, two days in jail. William Gibson alias Kid Gibson rob bery and larceny not guilty on robery. Thomas O Chipley forgery trial set for this afternoon. report notes an error where not dropped from sentence.
The Key Monument Association arranged a public tree entertainment in Cry House on September 12 to celebrate the first anniversary of a New Orleans battle remembrance. Plans include vocal and instrumental music, recitations, and a general appeal to Dalton State children for a one cent contribution to the monument.
A stream of property transfers appears with deeds from Catharine Devilbiss to Bradley T. Nicodemis in Frederick County for $3,000 and premises, plus other scattered real estate matters. The article also mentions local fair notes at Morgan's Grove Shepherdstown and various odds and ends from a damaged page, including sports results and wedding notices.
The Pailearmsei onsbet nearing disbanding after collective fund constraints and rising expenses. Prof. Bion Firestone leads the group in reflecting on past achievements and community support as members consider ending the orchestra’s public services.
The 1805-98 season opened at the Daily Opera House with A Breezy Time, featuring BB Fite and Miss Kathryn Webster. Audiences welcomed old favorites as Ming Webster delivered strong vocal performances and a burlesque on Trilby enlivened the program under manager Jacob Dadiamsn.
Charles C. Gorsuch of Westminster felt a distinct shock from an earthquake in Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York. He observed the bed tremble and clock read 5:05 as the hour, linking the event to a regional seismic disturbance.
Fragmented local notices describe Rev. Mr. Weech of the Baltimore conference near death in Washington and a burned store dwelling of Charles Rice at Mountaindale. Also referenced are racing entries, insurance details, and stray lines about a charity diet and lingering public notices amid damaged text.
A journal-like fragment notes Frederick County settlers Bruner and Broner families from the Rhine provinces, ledgers of a 1780s marriage between Stephan Remsberger and Catharina Bruner, and a 1717 to 1748 Barbatorode lineage. It describes a two-century-old family Bible, its bindings and engravings, and genealogical anecdotes linking to Holtz, Bossis, and others in Barbetrode, with church records of baptisms and noble lineages.
Fragmentary historical note records a March 20 baptism with Rev Odesbrisd sponsor Holts and Catharine, a 1765 October birth, and a June baptism with Julians as sponsor. Mention of Johe Benefici Holtz death at Barbelroate and Easter notes, with German script framing.
Georgetown correspondent reports Rev. Father John M. Barry, former pastor of Tealer town and St Gabriel's, is transferring parochial school furnishings to the Weverton parish in Maryland. Membership has dwindled since the move, with many families relocating. Barry now oversees parishes at Peterviils Bronewick and Wertertop and two missions, drawing renewed support from followers. A Reformed Missionary Society meeting occurred on Weal Church Street with a strong program. No Presbyterian service tonight.
Epworth League rally and convention held August 31 and September 1 at Mount Airy attracted delegates from Baltimore and locals. Programs included love feast preaching and revival services led by Rev Wood with good attendance despite threat of rain. Local notices mention H C Hull buying a pew, John Whisner building two houses, and the removal of the historic Market Street tree at Bentz corner marking improvement.
Bucess will leave equate corner at 6 7 and So'clock for Houck's woods Thursday evening September 6 for the grocerymen picnic and dance. Dancing will be from to everybody loved. Frederick College will open Monday September 0 Woman's Seven Opens sept 10. A practical business course covers typewriting penmanship arithmetic and bookkeeping with a 300 by 300 foot play area and a 60 by 90 foot playroom. Inquire for particulars before calling elsewhere. A postal card catalogue is available.
Fragmentary document discusses a material named silx moreer as a leading candidate with desirable features. Mentions bond and ske readings. unclear specifics limit clarity.
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