Local social notices and visits in Frederick area
Master Philip Les visits Master Austin Binghman. Numerous residents and visitors from Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia and Germany are listed as guests at homes along Court Square Booth Market Street and West All Saints Street. The report notes travels through Frederick County including Monocacy river area with several families and social guests visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Les
Austin Binghman
F. FT. Rhodes
Hanover
R. E. Nialey
Chicago
City Hotel
Helen Ray
Mise Thompson
Carroll Mercere
F. L Lewis
Baltimore
Frederick
Thomas Angum
Austin Baughman
H. B. Richards
Philadelphia
Arthur Carty
Elzabeth Smith
East Patrick Street
Howard County
Carrie Jamison
Miles Harden
Court Square
George P. Buskey
Union Bridge
Cacroh County
John A. Grumbine
Ghar- Ha
Ata
Vernon
West Third Street
O. M. Berieker
McDaniel
Harry D. Young
Luther CO. Powell
Grm
Adams & Powell
Wosdsboro
Thia County
Sullivan
Baltmore
Eloise Williams
Charles Baumgardner
East Fifth Street
Rome
R. H. Reese
Wolf
Ciifton Knocie
Alice Willfelt
Cincinnist
Ells Waltz
Araby
Edward Knodie
Adamstown
Josiah Knodie
Familly
BoousSore
Property Deeded in Frederick County Transfers
Alfred Gartreil and others deeded rest estate in Frederick county to Tanjore T KGith for 4100 dollars. Charles M Weaner and wife sell to John L Branswick for 500 dollars. James A C Bond trustee transfers 40 acres 3 roeds and 83 square perches for 9200 dollars. Mery Jane Gingell and husband to George E Gingell real estate in Emmitsburg for 400 dollars. George E Gingell and wife to George Gingell real estate in Emmitsburg for 200 dollars. John W Baughman collector of taxes xara 8 Houck lot in New Market. Mary S E Welty to Lewis A Overstreetzer real estate in Emmitsburg for 1300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Gartreil
Tanjore T. @KGith
Frederick County
Charles M. Weaner
John £. Wirtz
Branswick
James A. C. Bond
Alfred Jones
Mery Jaze Gingell
George E. Gingell
Emmitsburg
George E Gingell
George Gingell
John W. Baughman
Texes
Xara
Houck
New Market
Mary
E Welty
Lewis A. Over- Seltzer
Humble Hero Robert Robinson Quietly Returns Home
Robert Robinson, who saved Mrs. Lewis Brachey and her children from a fire on East Seventh Street, was in town today after treatment at Montevae Hospital. Scrofula in its worst form yields to Head’s Saraa parilia, with thousands cured by its blood cleansing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Robinson
Lewis Brachey
East Seventh Street
Montevae Hospital
MR URNERS TRIBUTE TO MR MOTTER AND RACE FOR CLERK
Frederick district Republicans brace for a hard primary fight for the clerkship with five known citizens battling for nomination. Urner praises John G Motter as nominee for judge while outlining a fair ballot plan and a united party ahead of the September primary. The piece notes disorder past and commends Urner for proposing a fair resolution, with Hinks appointed as chair and delegates to the county convention to follow the ballot results. It also covers Mudd and Wilson in Baltimore politics and the looming state central committee race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis
Frederick County
Frederick
Frederick District
Mort
Lhore
Fght
City Hall
Hammond Urner
Aspharts
Urner
Afezers
John AG. Markell
Douglses HE. Hargett
T. Haffner
Harry W. Bowers
Elmer Brown
Phe
Frederick Atty
Wo. &. Hinks
Irs
Whill
Spociated Shell
Republica
Yetss Caat
Frederick City
Sven
Crawford County
Aspiranta
Hinks
Dhairman
Fire
Enid
Trowbdle
Conri
Win
Mansfield
UBNAE
MY. Motter
To3
John
Motter
Point of Rocks
Mr. Ureer
R Urner
Maryland
Repubblicans
Jadiciel
Snow
Gillcn
John G. Motter
Ita
Democratic Judicial Convention Edge Set For Sixth Circuit
A Maryland region report notes strong interest in Montgomery County Democrats nominating a candidate for the judgeship to oppose Republican John C. Motter. Details mention local party maneuvering and potential tickets in the sixth circuit race.
Ordera Conferred at Seminary Retreat
The retreat for Bt. St. Mary's theological seminary at Emmttaburg, begun September 1 under Rev. Faston, 5. J., concluded Wednesday with fifteen students receiving orders. Three who had sub deaconships yesterday were raised to the diaconate this morning. Bishop Edward P. Allen of Mobile officiated, assisted by Very Rev. Edward Alc Sweeney, Rev. B. J. Bradley, and others. The seminary reports a record number of students and a large attendance for lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. St. Mary's
Emmttaburg
Faston
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Holating
Allen
Edward Alc Sweeney
B. J. Bradley
Dsg
Eams
Funerals for Mrs Mary Davis and Miss Sarvah A E Sumsa
The funeral for Mrs Mary Davis colored was held at 9 am from her son Charles Davis home in Battonaville with Rev Williams officiating and burial near the colored M. P. Girardh cemetery. A. Carty served as funeral director. The Sumsa funeral follows tomorrow at 3 pm from her South Market street home after her death yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
Charles Davis
Battonaville
Rev. Williams
M. P. Girardh
A. Carty
Sarvah A. E. Sumsa
South Market Street
Wreck Near Ler e Claims Over Forty Lives
Special Dispatch reports a Denver and Rio Grande passenger train collided with a freight near Ler e, resulting in over forty deaths and a score of serious injuries. Early updates list 40 dead and many fatally hurt as recovery begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcates
Conn
Denver and Rio Grande
Lere
Rezpie
Hanover Fair Win Sparks Gratitude Across Frederick Visitors
At the Hanover Fair in Hanover Pennsylvania yesterday the entry Carica di Garmendia’s Janie S. secured second prize in the 3.40 class race puree. Frederick County Agricultural Society visitors were warmly hosted and returned home last evening pleased with their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Fair
Hanover
Carica di Garmendia
Janie S
Frederick
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick City Drum Band Delights Shepherdstown
The Frederick City Drum Band played excellent music at the fair and serenaded several citizens in town Wednesday evening. On Thursday morning they visited the Independent office with fine music and earned admiration for their performance and the gentlemen who compose the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
Frederick City
Mmere
Improvement Effort Underway on South Aisraeli Street
Officer L. M. Stone of the Suchen district supervises corporation work men engaged this morning in repairing South Aisraeli street beyond the square corner. Officer Siese says the project will not finish until the entire street has been gone over and improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Stone
Suchen
Aisraeli Street
Siese
Travelers Return After Four-in-Hand Ride to Hagereeewan
A party led by Coloni Mrs L Victor Bengimaz and companions from Frederick County and Pallimore Grove journeyed in a four in hand to Hagereeewan in Col Baughman's carriage. They lodged at the Hamilton and returned to Frederick yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegerstown
Coloni
L. Victor Bengimaz
Cerzel Mercer
Fay
Dirs
L. ¥. Beten
Frederick County
Gol. PF. FP. Symington
Pallimore
Grove
Hagereeewan
Col Baughman
the Hamilton
Frederick
Wheel Came Off In Bathmore Drive Incident
While Mrs. C. E. Mesley Mrs. J ha Davis and daughter and Mrs. Frank Young and acu of Bathmore were out driving on Wednesday, the wheel of their vehicle came off. The only inconvenience caused by the mishap was a burst deisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Mesley
J.ha Davis End
Frank Young and
Acu
Bathmore
Rockville Railway Considers Electric Line to Washington
The Washington and Rockville Railway Company files Articles of Incorporation to build an electric railway from the Georgetown and Tentallytown Road western terminus to Redylile in Montgomery County. Planned route may use the Georgetown and Rockville turnpike or the old George town road, entering Rockville at the southeast edge via the Carter property. The company promises reduced passenger and freight rates and rapid construction with ample capital. Directors named are Oscar P. Crosby Julian H. Differ Maurice Terrett Willian H. Talvott and Albert Almoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigton
Rockville
Compiex
Georgetown
Tentallytown Road
Redylile
Montgomery County
Rockylie Turnpike
Georgetorn
Rockille
Eoulhesstern
Carter Property
Rottville
Washington
Treorsoratora
Uscar TP. Crosby
Julian H. Diffler
Maurice Terrett
Willan H. Talvott
Albert Id
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Phoebe Key Goward widow of Charles Howard
Mrs Goward, widow of Charles Howard and daughter of Francis Scott Key, died yesterday at her cottage in Usland Maryland aged 93. Paralysis was the cause after two weeks of illness. Born October 10 1803 in Georgetown she later lived near Tenertown Pipe Creek Fredrick County and near Rapahoe. She married Charles Howard in 1835 and aided South relief efforts including a Baltimore charity fair that netted over 150000. Her husband died in 1868 and she had eleven children and eighteen grandchildren. Body sent to 919 Cathedral Street Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scot Key
Setzer
Elizabeth Phoebe Key Goward
Charles Howard Snd
Francis Scott Key
Uskland
Bowsril
Baltimore
Cathedral Street
Georgetown
Columbus
Pipe Creek
Tenertown
Fredfisk County
Rapapelis
Charles Howard
John Eager Howard
Howard
Mr. Howard
Lexiegton, Ky
Appointed Chairman of the Commercial Lawyer's League
Mr Alfred Ritter of the Frederick baz has been appointed chairman of the advisory board of the Commercial Lawyer's League of America. His Maryland associates on the board are J Kemp Bartlett Jr and Thor S Hodson of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Ritter
Frederick Baz
Commercial Lawyer’s League of Ametica
Maryland
J. Kemp Barlett, Jr
Thor. $. Hodson
Baltimore
Calf Runs Into Barbershop, No Damage Reported
A calf frightened by Mr. Biward Barck spooked and ran along Court Street this morning. It dashed into the barber shop of Mr. Hary McLaine but caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biward Barck
Court Street
Hany McLaine
Emmitsburg Railroad Trustees Auction Tomorrow
Trustees Isha Mottet Vincent Se bold J Roger McSherry Issse Annan, appointed by the court, will offer at public auction at the Court House tomorrow the Emmitsburg railroad property in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
toSela
Messrs
Isha
Mottet
Vincent Sebold
J. Roger McSherry
Issse
Annan
Geti
Emmitsburg
Catholic Picnic At Villa Of St Joseph Frederick
Sunday School of St John Catholic church held an epirhetic picnic at the Villa of St Joseph near Frederick. City Opera House Orchestra members provided fine music. An original widow s pension has been granted to Sarah A Lucas of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholc Church
Villa of St. Joseph
Frederick
City Opera House
Sarah A. Lucas
New Colored Silks Arrive Amid Plain and Heucadic Effects
A cryptic OCR text reports new colored silks arriving today. It mentions Handhehs Naw Black Eilessy as a design influence and references plain and heucadic effects. Mortal bands are said to wield some unspecified power, with unclear context and details.
Forty Four Mishaps Hit Baltimore Club This Season
The Baltimore Club played 211 games up to Wednesday with full strength only 20 times. A remarkable tally lists 44 distinct misfortunes among players this year, yet Baltimore leads the pennant race and is favored to win by October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fiis
Rosaries
Bsitlmore Igada
Fresh Air Children Trips Grow by 237 in Baltimore
The Fresh Air Society sent 1,803 Baltimore children to the country this season, 237 more than last year. Miss Alle Stevens slipped and fell at the Citizens' Bank corner, injuring her face after being thrown to the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresh Air
Baltimore
The
Fresh Air Society
Alle Stevens
Citizens’ Bank
Our Opening and Travel Deals for Encampment in Columbus
The notice promotes Our Opening at 28 North Market Street with department store style sales and lower prices. It highlights Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reduced rates from distant points for the National Encampment of the Union Veteran Legion in Columbus, Ohio, September 23 to 30, with trains available Sept 19 to 21 and return by Sept 27. It extols scenic routes along the Potomac and along the B&O line, with direct trains to Calamus and Pullman sleeping cars, urging contact with B&O agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Window
Frederick
The
New York Supply Co
North Market Street
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Kent Count
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Washington County
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State Committee
United States Senate
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Liberty District
Asme
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Edward Albaugh
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Rofas A. Rager
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House of Delegates
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Rockville Railway
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Jennie
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Near Liberty
Cilvin Flantt
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Thomas Wash
Centerville
Beaverdam
Sweadner Brothers
Mary Lorentz
Mica Mary Lorentz
Middletown
Weet Blain Street
Sidney
Reno S. Harp
John £. Phieecer
Feagayil'e
Ibis County
Culler
Catherine Culler
Feagaritle
Chas. OH. Beiman
Harvey R. Lease
George P. Bnexey
Frank L. Stoner
Mored
Edwerd Hewes
East Church
Empting E Ruge Sale
L. E. Moi
Telephone
John Hendrickson
Tae Model
Nsw
Aker
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Saikten
Joan Henorosson
Aee Toler
Braddock
A, B. Hargett
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Staub
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Bervineres
Svaci
North Marert Street
James E. Walezeer & CO JA
Walker
Weseow
Jas
EJ WauSzn & CO
Doll Brothers
Inter Inter
Oodi Oaons
ABZ
Arpets
Arppets
Don Bastazzi
N.tmarsat SF
J. J. Remsburg
Remsburg
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