09 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1895
Page
1
The American Defender outpointed and outsailed the English Valkyrie in all details, marking a firm establishment of yacht racing in the United States. The victorious American crew sparked national pride and praised the sport’s grace and beauty amid oceanic competition.
Fragmentary text shows mixed opinions about a local group and individuals including Dr Nordhan and John F. Lewis. The passage references a Virginian in a state convention, a Quaker City lieutenant, and mentions behavior and attire related to cycling.
The piece reflects readers venting on procrastination and local issues. Observers note frost and recent rain caused ground saturation, flooding Carroll Creek and forcing riverbank residents to seek shelter. A South Market Arreste r warns of dangers from rising waters and dislodged debris.
The fragment honors Ideky Larter who died in the distant year. It venerates a poet linked to Greek myth and ancient song while noting a long lineage of muses and choruses. Interludes praise past composers and a life of art, ending with local notices on fairs, ads, and oysters.
A poetic meditation contrasts city care and holy healing with the metaphor of ambulances and angels. It honors a sailor lost at sea, praising duty, toil, and the onward steps of life as the community remembers its fallen and tends the living.
The senior Order United American Mechanics plans a fifty year anniversary event. Rev A H Zisumermaz of the Methodist church delivered a sermon to Freemasonry No 44 members gathered at headquarters then marched to East Church. Ramona Urner and E L Bobutz will speak, with music from an orchestra and presentations to Frederick schools.
Rev T K Cromer of Lovellsville Va declines Emmits Ore Lutheran call. Various churches set fall hours for services with baptisms noted. Lutheran East Church 1015 am 730 pm. Presbyterian 1030 am 780 pm. Methodist 1030 am 730 pm. Epworth at 648 pm. Trinity M B 1030 am. Reformed West Church 1030 am 780 pm Sunday school 180 pm. United Brethren 1015 am 780 pm. St James Lutheran 1030 am 730 pm. Episcopal 10 30 am 6 45 pm. Synod of the German Reformed West meets next Wednesday at Fourth German Reformed St John Church Baltimore September 11 sermon by M Dumatrey of Philadelphia.
Omher Leonard of Jheseup's released three Carroll County and two Howard County prisoners from the House of Refuge by writ of habeas corpus through counsel John C. Motter. Annie Maddox charged with disorderly conduct paid $5.95 and was jailed briefly before release. No progress reported on a brewery bottlers combine in Frederick. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted for digestion and nervousness.
A Baltimore American report dated Am era notes a probationer who cannot rest until repaying fraudulently obtained money. He visited a cashmere shop to offer payment for a large untold amount, then cashed checks at a local bank, returning about 900 dollars and vowing to repay every cent.
Mr 4 B Howard chief of the Maryland Labor Bureau publishes in this year’s report the investigation into the distribution of personal property as shown by Probate Court records in Baltimore. The study covers two six year periods and shows about one third of families own personal property beyond household furniture. Among property owners the six years ending 1898 reveal that the top 6 percent held about two thirds of the property while a small fraction owned twice as much as the rest.
Ellen Kolb wife of Marion A Kolb died at her home near Pearl in this county on Saturday age 25 Funeral held yesterday afternoon at Bo'clock Mt Carms church officiated by Rev Farting pallbearers named M J Houck P M Hiteshew R J Carpenter and J W Sponesler interment in church burying ground C Carty funeral director Matilda Allison wife of the late Robertsia Allison died at her home in see mmitaburg yesterday afternoon aged four seat three sons and one daughter including the wife of Rev John M Titzel D D of Lancaster survive her Infant daughter of John and Lizzie Gray Brownsville died Friday interred at Barlonayville graveyard this county yesterday morning at 7 C C Canty involved in arranging the funeral
A reception at Emmitburg honors Harry Relfenider’s birthday with the Emmit Cornet Band. Summer guests plan a Braddock Heights straw ride. The Sadie Whiteford Company to perform at City Opera House starting Sept 24, featuring Mica Whiteford. Andrew Albaugh reports a potato yield of 126 bushels from 0.81 acre, about 486 bushels per acre, on G. J. Doll’s Glade Valley farm without fertilizer.
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