Fragmentary Names and Places From a City Ledger
The read text lists Go McCardell and D V Stanifer among others along with entities like City Hotel Buffet Yingling's Wertheimer and John Hendrickson. It appears as a partial ledger of people and businesses with scattered surnames including Simpson Mullinix and Hattie. The fragment offers no coherent event but shows a network of local names and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go. McCardell, ‘Trust
D. V. Stanifer
Obas
Biggs
Shipley & Boost
Saa
Aan
Mar Sane
Doll’s. Peach
City Hotel
Yingling’s. Regate
Yingling’s
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
Miss Grace Henshaw of Thurmont returns after visiting Frederick. Miss Clara Steiner resumes duties at Samuel Ready School Baltimore. Miss A Mary Dixon visits Mr and Mrs Daniel D Strite in Hagerstown. Miss Alica V Shriner returns from Winchester Virginia. Miss Ruth Hoke returns after visiting Emmitsburg friends. Mrs J H E W Hargett returns after a stay at PenMar. Mrs Frank Staub visits Mr and Mrs J A Hohman Baltimore. Carrie Rowe returns from Emmitsburg to Frederick. Rev Dr Ingie returns from Rawley Springs. Mrs Carrie Stokes and sons visit sister Mrs O Edward Linn. Mr and Mrs Richard P Ross return from Winchester. Miss Mary A Williamson returns from Rawley Springs. Mrs William Bouldin visits sisters the Misses Ritchie. Mrs George H Zimmerman returns from Blue Ridge Summit. Mr and Mrs George O Ulrich and Mrs Caroline Knop with Miss Ella Van Horn guests of Ulrichs in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Henshaw
Thurmont
Frederick
Clara Steiner
Samuel Ready School
Baltimore
A. Mary Dixon
Daniel D. Strite
Hagerstown
Idiss Alica V. Shriner
North Market Street
Winchester
Ruth Hoke
Emmitsburg
J. HE. W. Hargett
East Patrick Street
Pen-Mar
Frank Staub
J. A. Hohman
North Howard Street
Mies Carrie Rowe
Osborne Ingie
Court Square
Rawley Springs
Carrie Stokes and Sons
Emamitsburg
O. Edward Linn
South Market
Richard P. Ross
Mary A. Williamson
William Bouldin
Orange
N. J
Ritchie
West Church Street
Mirs
George H. Zimmerman
Patrick Stress
Blue Ridge Summit
George O. Ulrich
Caroline Knop
Ella van Horn
Philadelphia
William Ulrich
SBRIEF BITS Tells of winter cues and local notices
The brief items note a provident man in a winter coat, end of school vacations and vaccinations, market ups and small gains, a mild winter with little snow, and a tremble of schoolboys about school discipline. Also mentions District President E S Willard of Camp 43 P O S of A and a horse and buggy stolen from John Grabill recovered in Brownsville, Pa and brought to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grabill
Union Bridge
Brownsville
Frederick
Emmitsburg man held for federal grand jury action
William Houck of near Emmitsburg was arrested for altering a two dollar note to twenty dollars. He was sent to Baltimore jail, given a hearing, and held for the federal grand jury's action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kield
Federal Grand Jury
William Houck
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
Sunday Church Notices Across Frederick Area
Local churches list service times and Sunday schools for St. John's German Reformed, All Saints Episcopal, Christ Reformed Middletown, M E Church South, Grace Reformed, United Brethren, German Baptist, Presbyterian, Evangelical Lutheran, Evangelical Reformed and St. John's Catholic. Maryland Synod meets in October. Rev. Beard attends Mt Joy jubilee. various pastors lead harvest and children’s services. no services at St. John's tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
German Reformed Church
Maryland
Schieyaville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Solomon’s Lutheran Church
Woods- Sun
Ob Guidey
Septemiber Ic
Sunday School of
Christ Reformed Church
Middlstown
M. E. Church South
B.jv. Switzer
D. J. Wolfe
The
Reformed Church
Woodsboro
Walkersville
M. E. Church
Dr. Todd
Grace Reformed Church
E.L. McLean
Kemp Hall
United Brethren Church
O. W. Stinespring
Markwood Harp
German Baptist Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Bulay
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
St. John's Catholic Church
Middletown
Mr. Beard
Mt. Joy
W. G. Minnick
Beard
Joshua Abalt
Democrats Organize in Maryland County Central Committee
The Frederick County Democratic Central Committee met at the Court House basement at 11 oclock to reorganize. Jacob M Newman was re elected chairman with Alfred Ritter and J Roger McSherry as secretaries and Samuel Wertheimer as treasurer. L Victor Baughman urged work for the party. A resolution expressed horror at the attempted assassination of the President and wished him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren. J. M. Newman
Democratic County Central Committee
Court House
Jacob M. Newman
Alfred Ritter
J. Roger McSherry
Samuel Wertheimer
L. Victor Baughman
Democratic Central Committee
Frederick County
Maryland
United States
Grand jury questions over liquor law violations
The grand jury has been examining many witnesses about alleged liquor law violations. Reports say saloon keepers selling on Sundays or to minors were examined, with a key focus on grocery stores selling liquor for on premise drinking. The Middletown Valley Register notes many locals and minors were summoned, with witnesses from Middletown capable of detailing how easy it is to obtain liquor in Frederick on Sundays.
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Grand Jury
Middletown Valley Register
Middletown
Frederick
Governor Smith Urges Maryland Prayer For President
Governor Smith calls for Maryland residents to unite in prayer for President McKinley after an assassination attempt. He proposes a near day for worship and urges public support, praising the President's character and urging calm and national solidarity. He recounts meetings with McKinley and stresses respect for his motives and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
McKinley
Maryland
Union
White House
Plummer Will Trial Moves Forward With Cross Examination
The circuit court opened at nine thirty with Chief Judge McSherry and Associate Judge Motter. Reuben N. Plummer testified about his marriage, quarrels, and observing his wife with Hamilton. He described her funds and investments, while defense argued he incited relatives to contest the will after renouncing it in Orphans Court. Earlier witnesses Shoemaker and Zimmerman testified on minor points. Mrs. Shoemaker testimony about Mrs. Plummer’s health was ruled inadmissible.
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Circuit Court
McSherry
Motter
Plummer Will
Reuben N. Plummer
Moon
Hamilton
Plummer
Orphans’ Court
George W. Shoemaker
George W. Zimmermann
Foretold Trouble for President by Hoboken Astrologer Meyer
Hoboken astrologer Prof Gustave Meyer predicted trouble for the President during the summer in Tae News and Tas News forecasts. He warned the Chief Executive to guard against harm and stay watchful for troubles from any source. Also lists local school reopenings including Miss Bettie O Thomas Miss Parkins Little Ladies Home Mina Louise Engelbrecht and institutions resuming classes at the Woman's College Academy of the Visitation and School of Expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Tar News
Gustave Meyer
N. J
Tae News
Meyer
Tas News
Bettie O. Thomas
Parkins
Little Ladies Home
West Church Street
Mina Louisa F. Engelbrecht
East Church Street
Woman's College
Academy of the Visitation
Mies Katherine Eisenhauer
School of Expression
Examiner
Gentry Bros Circus Arrives for Monday Exhibitions
Gentry Bros show, popular in Washington all week, arrives tomorrow for two exhibitions on East Patrick Street Monday. The enlarged stock includes dogs, ponies, monkeys, and baby elephants. A street parade of the entire outfit will be a daily feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
Washington
East Patrick Street
Gentry Brothers
Death of Mrs Rachael Frazier in Middletown
Mrs Rachael Frazier, an aged colored resident of Middletown, died last Monday at Henry Johnson’s home in Vanandah's Addition of general debility at age 63. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the A M E church with Rev. Frank Thomas officiating and interment in the adjoining graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Frazier
Middletown
Henry Johnson
Vanandah
A.M. E
Frank Thomas
Jefferson
Funeral of Mrs Julia M Miller at East Second Street
The funeral for Mrs. Julia M. Miller was held yesterday at four o'clock from her brother Lewis M. Nixdorff's residence on East Second Street. Rev. Dr. Luther Kuhlman led the services. Pallbearers included Dr. F. B. Smith, Wm. H. Hinks, George Hinks of Baltimore, M. E. Getzendanner, G. A. T. Snouffer and Frank B. Sappington. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery. C OC Carty served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia M. Miller
Lewis M. Nixdorff
East Second Street
Luther Kuhlman
F. B. Smith
Wm. H. Hinks
George Hinks
Baltimore
M. E. Getzendanner
G. A. T. Snouffer
Frank B. Sappington
Street Car Conductor Ernest Kessler Injured in Washington
Ernest Kessler son of Mr John Kessler of Adamstown suffered broken legs above the ankle last night while running a street car in Washington. He is a conductor on the Washington street railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kessler
John Kessler
Adamstown
Washington
Infatuation to Open Week at City Opera House
Neat Week at City Opera House announces the Armstrong Warren Stock Co will open a week long engagement next Monday featuring the comedy drama Infatuation with elaborate staging. Miss Warren shows handsome gowns as the company praised for strength and talent. a scenic car transports sets and a unique between sets specialty presents shorter waits. Coroner's Report notes William Goons died in an accidental railroad incident near Ridgeville. remains sent to Baltimore then to Goens home in Orimota Augusta Va. Rev William H Bomner S J returns to Loyola ties after ten years as treasurer. continues service across Loyola College Georgetown Boston College and the Jesuit Novitiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Armatrong-Warren Stock Co
Miss Warren
Chester
Apeak
Thomas M. Waltz
New Market
Frederick
Board of County Commissioners
William Goons
Ridgeville
Goons
Baltimore
Goens
Orimota
Augusta County
William H. Bomner
S. J
Loyola Colleges
Thomas J. Gannon
New York-Maryland
Society of Jesus
Sumner Thaa
Loyola College
Georgetown University
Boston College
Banquet Tonight Promises Luxuries of the Season
A local notice invites patrons to a free banquet at 8 PM offering crab soup chicken soup and assorted seafood dishes. Yingling beer served ice cold with elegant lunch options as guests are welcomed by polite staff at a stylish venue.
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City Hotel
City
Barret
Young Man Killed by Accident While Hunting
An eighteen year old son of Mr. Solomon Keeney near Libertytown died when a gun discharged while he sat on a log resting during a squirrel hunt near Jones mill three miles from Mt. Pleasant. His elder brother was nearby but did not witness the shot. An inquest was ordered by Justice J. Francis Smith of Frederick.
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Solomon Keeney
Liberty
Singapore
Jones’ Mill
Mt. Pleasant
J. Francis Smith
Frederick
September lawn rule praise and new dress stuffs
The ad touts six hour validity of a September lawn rule, declaring the goods best in season. It promotes Black and Colored Et tamina wool Dress Suitings, exclusive New Jersey cloths, Granite Cheviot, and 390 Cheviot as value leaders, urging customers to buy for quality and style.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meeting and county convention plan
A Woman's Christian Temperance Union business meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 in their Court street room to arrange the county convention in Frederick on Sept 19. Also notes reopening of Misa Katherine Hisenhauer School of Expression Sept 11, plus local shop ads and parade details from Gentry Bros Shows and various Frederick merchants.
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Woman's Christian Temperan Union
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Court Street
Frederick
Misa Katherine Hisenhauer
School of Expression
Examiner
Apron Bibs for Children Claim to Save Laundry Costs
An advertisement on page five promotes new Apron Bibs designed for children. The bibs cover the lap and clothes, reducing laundry bills, and the copy suggests the product speaks for itself.
Neidig & Miller Low Price School SalAt Sale Items
Harve you attended our sale featuring ginghams flannelettes and Percales at 10 to 12 cents. Wool dress goods and white goods offered, umbrellas and stockings in new lines. Ledger books and Arnold inks promoted. Summer reading books and library titles priced, tables styled for elegance.
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Salat Ik Mieang
Pat Ap
Arnold
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the Daily News
Elizabeth
Lews de Bourbon
Fupious
Prince de Conde
Pats
Midi
Arthuur
Janows
WBI
Narquis de Lafayette
Thomas Andrew Hendricks
Whittier
Democratic Stanesman
Vanesville
Watsau
Alelander
Moscow
W—Joln Lardsume
Sinney Lamei
Lean
N. C
Greenleaf
New York
Garrisons, N. Y
Los
Wasaiveros
W. L. Moone
ZEW
Farmer's Attentic
School of Expres
Isin & Wertheimer
John Hendrickson
L. E. Mullinix
Ira
Hattie Simpson
E.S. Willard
Camp
Doub’s
P.O.S
Camp No
This City
Doub'’s
This County
Hphive
Frederick's
Serarg
Mharchas
Sunday Schools and Societies
Tnesses
Frederick City Hospital
Prof
Yingling
Grand Lanch Ab Yingling’s
John Eenau Adke
Eebsey
Alraady
Grordta A. Popur
Marsh
Suretey & Boost’s
LeFever
Groff’s Park
G. Thomas
Wm. OG. Boteler
Qatarrh
Eaver
Toe News
L. BE. Mullinix
Jd OH Hesparoxsox
Neidig & Miller
Newie & Miller
Nuewia & Musk
Clinton E. Main
Drig
Graduate Pharmaceat
Pas Market St. Frederick County
Seanogie & Wagaman
de Haan
Isbanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
S. B. Sappington
North City Hall
GRO
A.T. Rocz & Sone, Funeral Directors
Frederick CO. Telephone
T. PB
RICE
Fourth St
Orrely
Ceresville Milling
W. F. Roland
Gaspi
Potomac River
Nis
Anand
Willard
Keller
Patrick BT
BNOOK
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Lamiaown
Bables
Frederick CK City
Mdb
CBN
Dutrow
Wm. H. Hamabats
Leabe
B. Rosenour
Brick St
Deczdawtt
C. Cart
Wm. H. Ramsburg
Third
F. Thomas
Julldtt
Alesmen
Physislang
P. O. Box
Frederick and Vicinity
Grand Union Tea Company
West Market Street
York
Charles Siges
West Fifth Bt
Bowers’ Lumber Company
C. E. Cronise
Bradder
EL. Z. DE
Armers
Armour's Rose
Lashmotts
Staufe
PHIVE
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