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A fragment from the Daily News mentions a detective and a September 8 event. Details are incomplete but indicate coverage of a police or investigative matter on that date.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1900
Page
7
A fragment from the Daily News mentions a detective and a September 8 event. Details are incomplete but indicate coverage of a police or investigative matter on that date.
Local notices include rent and sale listings for goods and services such as corsets and oysters, concert and dancing events, and a dedication of chamber sets. The purely personal section reports visits and returns of residents, travels to Atlantic City, Perryville, and trips to St. Louis and Baltimore, with mentions of neighbors and local households.
Marion Stuart Cann a former editor and publisher of a Kentucky weekly and Scranton papers dies at his sister's home in Pennsylvania. He was born April 25 1859 in Wilmington Delaware and worked as a journalist and mining department clerk. Survived by his parents three sisters and a brother in law. Henry Deter dies at 70 in Frederick of organic trouble. Born in Hagerstown Maryland he leaves a widow, four children, and three daughters. Funeral services at the home on a day at 3 pm with Mt Olivet burial planned. George W Thomson dies at 72. funeral and interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Advertisements note local ads for the News.
Local churches schedule morning and evening services across denominations. Grace Reformed invites all to 10:30 am and 6:30 pm services with Sunday school at 9:15 am, while United Brethren holds 10:30 am service and 9:15 am Sunday school. Other congregations include St. John’s Catholic, Evangelical Lutheran, Evangelical Reformed, and M E Church South with varied mass times, services, and Epworth League events.
The Agricultural Society advances preparations for its fortieth animal fair starting October 2. Over one hundred new stables are being built on the east grounds. Space applications pour in for attractions like Cloud Gallery and Cosmorama, signaling a highly anticipated event with expanded grounds if needed.
The Adsama town public schoolhouse, enlarged since 1895 when built, will provide four extra rooms and a new stairway. The existing high school meets in Kreig's Hall with Miss Utz and Miss Bertha Trundle as teachers. A busy East Patrick street center showed many freight and produce wagons around the Pennsylvania crossing yesterday. Middletown Democrats organize with 40 members. Emory L. Coblentz is president and other officers named.
A dispatch from Rozz dated September reports that a plot to murder the Pope was discovered and frustrated. The Preseranz claims the report is not generally credited and police have obtained information from America that the Ag aroniate planned to kill the Pope.
Dispatches from September 5 indicate DeWertt has joined Colone Theron's forces in Breda. Pretexts describe shifting alliances amid ongoing tensions and regional power moves.
The United Mine Workers Board met in secret session this morning and the dispatch notes a strike is almost certain to be declared. The report cites high confidence of impending action by the union leadership.
Samuel B Edmiston, longtime Paw Paw West Virginia postmaster and one of Morgan County’s three Republicans who voted for Abraham Lincoln in 1860, recalls his boyhood Whig ties and active Harrison campaign involvement before transitioning to the Republican Party. He is the sole survivor of those three Lincoln voters.
Samuel B Edmiston served under Lincoln in the mail service until 1873. He was principal of the Paw Paw graded school, county superintendent of schools, and president of the Cacapon district board of education. He was postmaster of Paw Paw under Harrison and served into Cleveland's second term, with ties to Mercerburg College in Pennsylvania.
Mrs Nadine Allen delighted a warm Kemp Hall audience with a versatile recital joined by Mr Louis Lester on piano. An admiring crowd praised her rich voice and varied repertoire from Eleaz Dream to Samson and Delilah, noting Lester's refined touch and generous accompaniment.
The Orphans' Court of Washington county appointed Thomas H. Kailor administrator of Capt. David H. Kailor's estate after ruling the prior will invalid for altered witness signatures. Kailor's son was named executor in the set aside will, and the other children plan to appeal. Separate Local Market quotes list corn at $2.25 per barrel, shelled corn 45 cents per bushel, wheat 61 cents per bushel, and hay from $14 to $19 per ton.
A nine foot long Spanish cannon taken from the cruiser Marta Theresa was shipped to Mayer New York and will remain until the naval association arranges mounting. The gun weighs about a ton and was displayed at the B and O freight depot drawing curiosity from residents.
The Key Monument Association of Frederick will dedicate the Spanish cannon captured by Admiral Winfield Scott Schley and loaned by the U S Government on September 12 at the Francis Scott Key monument base. A parade led by fraternal orders and bands will start at 1 p m with thousands expected. remarks by George A Pearre of Comstock.
A flood of fall styles and undergarments hits the market with cheap prices and heavy promotion. Vendors tout bustier fits, corsets, and new tailoring services. Local tailors Edward James and QO. Thomas Kemp offer ready made and custom fits while shops advertise sewing machines, sheet music, and piano sales. Excursions and railway fares are advertised alongside rotating food specials.
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