Feederson Weather Record and Daily Notices
The Daily News edition lists a weather record for September 6 1901 with temperature 65 clear, wind, and moonset. It includes advertisements for D A Best G Carty G A Gilbert REL Campbell and others, plus notices for public sale Parsons Trustee and local season mentions and political items.
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Feederson
Exvoscensi MoCipeoce Tours
D. A
G. C. Carty
G. A. Gilbert
Rel Campbell
Foncé
B. B. Sappington
Gale
James FE. Walker & Co
Work of Beatr. Zeigler dies at Loata Orphan House
Miss Louisa Zeigler longtime county resident and matron at Goats House from 1662 to 1671 died after a long illness at Loata Orphan House at age 55. Survived by a brother Henry Zeigler and two sisters in county and two in the west. Funeral Wednesday at 3 p.m. Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Art Hart dies in Baltimore at 53. celebrated church worker. Mrs Ann E Thompson of Araby age 59 dies at home. Elizabeth Garber dies at Beaverdam age 75. Funeral arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeigler
Louisa BE. Zeigler
Loata
Fries Zeigler
Henry Zeigier
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Issbel Hart
Methodist
Baltimore
North Eritaw Street
Hart
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Woman's College
Home For the
John H. Thompson
Ann E
Araby
Lewistown
Beaverdam
Birthday Fetes for Local Notables and Guests
Rev. J T Ward D D, president of Westminster Theological Seminary, celebrated with a surprise party at his Pennsylvania Avenue home on his 71st birthday with guest Rev J M Sheridan. In Westminster, Clara Annie and Caroline McSherry of Frederick attended a German Club dance in Fellow's Hall. Miss Emms Kearne was hosted at a birthday dance by her brother in law A Lambert at the Martin Street Opera House Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Ward
D. D
Westminster Theological Seminary
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. M. Sheridan
Westminster
Clara
Annie
Caroline McSherry
Frederick
Old Fellow’s Hall
Clara Louise McSherry
Emms Kearne
Martin Street Opera House
Martinsburg
Thureday Night
A. ©. Lambert
Mrs Mary C Busby Weds Fayette Porter in Baltimore
Mrs Mary C Busby of Westminster wife of the late John Busby married Fayette F Porter of Norfolk Virginia in Baltimore. Ceremony performed by Rev G W Heyde. Porter daughter of Nathan of Frederick County and slater of John Hanna. Next wed John M Lutz of Wilmington Del to Mary A Jordan at St Patrick Church Wilmington with reception at 215 East 22nd Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary.c. Busby
Westminster Sbort
John RB. Busby
Baltimore
Fayette F. Porter
Norfolk
G. W. Heyde
Porter
Nathan
Frederick County
John E. L. Hanna
John M. Lutz
Ifimington
Del
John Lutz
Mary A. Jordan
St. Patrick’s Church
Umington
East Twenty-Second Street
Mountain region peaches and farm notes headlined by county survey
Western Maryland reports abundant peaches pears plums and grapes in Washington County. A peach committee asks Baltimore health authorities to inspect the South Mountain belt. A prize layer hen owned by Mrs. Sponseller lays three eggs in one day. Frederick Packing Factory and McMurray Plant report high canning output despite delays. Elias Sommers, a colored youth, is sent to St. Mary’s Industrial School in Baltimore for incorrigibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Washington County
Baltimore
South Mountain
Wm E. Sponselier
East Patrick Street
Irs. Sponseller
Elias Sommers
St. Mary's Industrial School
Constable Brengis
Thirsty World at the Gospel Well Sermon
The Rev De Telragze preached a harvest fair sermon drawing on Genesis 29 5 to urge unity and outreach among farmers drovers and stock raisers at a New York Pennsylvania inter state exposition He likened the thirsty world to sheep gathered at a well and urged open gates and universal invitation to all nations and peoples to come to Christ. He spoke of Jacob and Rachel and invoked broad inclusivity for white and black red men and others to seek the spiritual water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frymma
de Telragze
Fmeerse Merude
New York
Pennsylvania
Exttle
Sheen
Eliies
Stanley
Young Men's Christian Association of
Eimirs
Preaida
Talmage
Geneeis
Theseca
Onion
Colormla
Willa
Mesopotamia
Shae
Jacob
Rachel
Taonth
Lsnd
Jesus
America
Patagonian
Staveey
Lowther
de Wits
Sf New York
Enid
Optum
Chariss Lamti
Theodore
Mieten
Heaven
God
Angels
Paul
Silas
Latimer
Richey
Tisiah
Jeremiah
Payson
John Milton
Gabriel
Michael the Archangel
Sereto
Nestane
Water of Eternal Life Sermon at the Mesopotamia Well
A preacher urges hearers to abandon pride and seek the water of eternal life, drawing from biblical imagery of the well and the bridegroom. He portrays worldly pursuits as unsatisfying, contrasts them with Christ’s promises, and presses for conversion, humility, and trust in salvation.
Desolation of the bereaved and gospel solace
A religious exhortation speaks to aged and grieving listeners about comfort through scripture. It recalls classic mournful scenes, quotes the Rev De Witt and biblical figures, and paints heaven as a healing fountain where the faithful reunite with loved ones and receive divine mercy.
Gospel Well at Mesopotemia 608 Described Reaching Water
In Mesopotemia 608 a narrator speaks of drawing water from a great Gospel well. Four buckets are lowered and raised as the water is promised to satisfy forever, a metaphor of everlasting sustenance for those who seek it.
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Jaco
Bosal
Saltatoz
Saltarion
Macy
Seer Feetoe
Jesus
Daniel
Belshazzar
God
Jacob
Croesus
Rothschilds
Far East
Isis
Jesus Christ
Hombie
David
Taniah
Isaiah
Earth
Fen Saventy
Abraham
Isaac
Paul the
Incerest Loyal to State Events and Obituaries
Lerng 5 Williams died at Sallabary aged eighty two. Frank Buchanan son of the late Admiral Franklin Buchanan died in Talbot county aged forty one. The oyster season promises well and oyster ceiling law arrests begin. Gas wells attract attention at Parsonsburg. Republicans elect delegates to Montgomery county convention at Rockville. A petition seeks rescission of a commission order in Carroll Carroll case at Towson. Caroline Givbens delivered a sermon at Annapolis. James P. Hambleton of Taibo county died. Governor Jackson attended a garden party at Maule Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerng
Williams
Sallabary
Caroline Givbens
Annapolis
Jackson
Maule Grove
Wicomico County
Woeshington County
South Mountain
Frank Buchanan
Franklin Buchanan
Talbot County
Parsonsburg
Rockville
Montgomery County
Mary R. Carroll
John Carroll
Tow+son
New York
Fight at Weverton Delays Baltimore and Ohio Train
The Baltimore and Ohio line near Weverton delayed a 2:10 p.m. arrival until 4:30 p.m. after conductor Turner found the engineer intoxicated. Taylor allegedly stabbed with a knife and threats with a bar of iron. Turner struck back with a chair, overpowering him as other locals restrained the man. The Brunswick engine was summoned and the train reached Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weverton
Hagerstown Gazette
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Gazatto
Ata
Taylor
Turner
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Cat With An Axe Accident Involving Fence Builder
Hr Adam Bell a fence maker living on West South Street met a painful accident Saturday while using a double pointed axe on a fence owned by Mr A McCardell west of the city. He severed his right leg below the knee and bled profusely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Bell
West South Street
McCardell
Elegant new line of neckwear premieres
Received today a refined collection of neckwear featuring the newest shapes and designs. The line showcases versatile silhouettes and premium fabrics aimed at style conscious wearers seeking refined accessories.
First Gun at Sautysburg During Gettysburg Ceremonies
A coincidence arose at the dedication of the Illinois monuments when ex Governor Beveridge disputed the Eighth New York Cavalry’s claim to firing the first shot at Gettysburg. Lieutenant Marcellion E. Sores of the Eighth Cavalry was credited, with Colonel McCarty recalling his white gelding ride at the scene. Beveridge’s claim was supported by a veteran named Jones who described the shot. Afterward, Lincoln veterans toured the battlefield and Illinois officials departed for Washington, leaving the fate of delayed Illinois memorials unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Eighth New York Cavalry
Karizz
Gettieborg
Marcellioa E. Sores
Eighth
Wincis Cavalry
Jores
Chambersburg
Marale Creek
Jones
Shafer
Coke
McUarts
Texas Legion
Hagerstown
Battefield
Fifer
Baverlage
Washington
Illinoia Cavalry
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Joseph D. McGuire
Mount Airy
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Thomas
Chas
Mitchell
Joseph H. Krichton
Bajo
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Tom
Prat
Klean
Marder
Estey
Charles Itor
Shendan ‘Clark
Pear Grimes
Wolford
Clark
Shanaily
Arch Descon
Moran
All Saints’ P. E. Church
England
Halsbury
Wales
Moulliniz & Kemp
Mulliniz & Kemp
Sautysbure
McCarty
Bim
D. H. Best
Thax
Smith
Temple of Fancy
Attorneys-At-Law
Glenn BH
Worthington
Courtee Court House
F.C. Norwood
Aes J. Peedaam
Fredericy
C. v
Levy
Chansery
Court House
Court Street
Proderick, A
Ww. H. Purnell, Jn
Fredericx
Miltor G.unner
Cation
Keedy
Ubneh & Keedy
Rodour
2D. C. Whvheeaer i
Metall Dealees
Galin
Hodoce & Neidig
Ceol Polk
Allssee
Pic
Nic
Frederick Turspike
L. L. Polk
National Alliance
Valeri
Ebert
Dez
Regier of
Wils
Joen Rendeickson
Geo. A. Gilbert
Shool Shoes
Granite State
Gilbert
Statnoh
Gilberts
Pymula Wilcokon
District of Maryland
W. Nicodemus
Excelsior Creamery
Buckeystown
Frederick Co, Md
Teliphons
Mayddewse
Contractors
A. Poole
Pregerick, Md
Coe
James E. Walker & CO
Siylish
Deess
Wzz
J. 2. Walers & CO
Frepsia
Roman Hyacinth Bules
Lenox
North Market Etrees Geben
ADJ. Fairgrounds
Music Emporium
All Instruments Orchestra
Aa Marie
Weber
Decker Bros
Fischer Piznos
Reptidiwil
Gise Bros
G. J. Doll & Son
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