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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1899
Page
2
The Weekly News will be a twelve page issue ready Thursday with many features and the largest circulation in Frederick County. It calls attention to advertising space and offers special rates. Copy for new ads is to be sent by Wednesday at 1 am for changes this week.
Plethora of short notices listing locals and visitors. Luther Rahiman, Rev and Mrs, at Niagara Falls. J O Creager of Thurmont in Frederick. George Lowe in Baltimore. Mary L Gittinger aiding Mrs Fenton Thomas in Adamstown. J F Elson visiting relatives in Baltimore. Waring Tyson visiting Montgomery County. W B Cuthhall of Woodboro registered at Hotel Burgosa. Clark Thomas of Ellicott City visiting Frederick. Harry Wineberg on a Baltimore visit. Nannie Nomaom visiting Union Bridge and Johnsville. Elmer Waller of Washington visiting Frederick. Edward Monley left for Pittsburgh. Mary Tyler of Rocky Springs visiting Baltimore. Wood P Johnson of Norfolk visiting George Wm Smith. Charles W Lough leaving murder case details for Mercersburg College. Miss Clara DeLashmutt and brother William visiting Clarke County, Virginia. Milburn son of Rev Milburn leaving for Dickinson College. Eli Roarkey of Usnover vacationing in Frederick. Mary Buckingham of Westmin Bator visiting Amon Urner. Edith Diller Lonora Price of Mt Pleasant visiting Belle Nuabati. W Rnpinherrnn of West Charlerton visiting Frederick.
In yesterday afternoon's session of the Circuit Court the jury found for the plaintiff Mrs Tacker against Mariean Orandara, awarding damages of 247 dollars. The case of Mrs Laura Pylew v. Richard C. Lewis as executor of Angelina Windsor was heard, involving service rendered by Angelina Windsor during illness over four years. Plaintiff Mrs Pylew sought 10 dollars per week for twenty nine weeks totaling 20 dollars, represented by J Roger MacSherry. defense by Urner Kenly. A Urner and chart hearing followed this morning.
Democratic leaders plan a large event in Mdderiel on September 2 to launch the state campaign. Col L. Baughman announced committees to organize dinners, processions, speeches, music, printing, and fundraising with candidates Smyth, Hering, and Rayner on hand and ex governors invited. A city hotel gathering named chairmen and volunteers to handle logistics for a major barbecue, market-house luncheon, torchlight parade, and evening rally at City Court House.
Stockholders of the Frederick Thormont and Northern Electric Railway Company did not meet at the City Hotel at 10 o clock this morning. Directors elected included Mr. Hiping D C Walker FL C Brinn L S Annan M Zimmerman Col L Baughman 1 O Winebrewer W M Winks Alexander Ramabarg Jr O Motter Charles Wertheimer F S Brith Charles GO Waters Calvin Nutt Charles Bo Cased TE ts Miller and John Setutiganioer. The board organized with Col Ts Victor Banghman as presiding officer and Dr F B Smith as treasurer. The companies have authority to widen streets in their towns without restrictions.
Mr Thomas G Bnekey purchased the cigarette business formerly carried on by Kahr and Jamez on South Market Street, taking over ownership and operations.
A district roundup lists court sessions in Garrett and Howard counties, political conventions in Howard, and local civic events. It notes a Columbus Hotel proprietor's death, a Cumberland print plant suspension, a fatal strike near Rockwood, a monument plan for Private Berry Turner, a new oiling well in Frostburg water system efforts, and various court actions, arrests, and society notices across Maryland towns including Hagerstown Baltimore Cumberland and Walbrook.
Cases heard by Justice White include arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct with fines of 2 dollars or more and short jail terms. Officers also addressed speeding on Market Street and warned against license violations while counterfeits were reported in circulation with a description of a two sheet $1 counterfeit note with distinctive ink and border features.
The Emerson Literary Society of Dilek College met with President Edward Hermann presiding. Officers elected: Edward Jermani president, Carl Mamfer vice president, J Alfred Witter secretary, 11 Kroh treasurer, D Downey critic. Adjourned to meet Friday September 22.
Henry Ramsburg of Ramsburg, a longtime manager and supervisor at the Ramsburg Central Factory, died yesterday at his East Penn Street home aged 66. He served as secretary of the Evangelical Reformed Church Consistory, was active in Masonic orders and local societies, and left four children including Eleary Budy and Mary, Helo, Harrist. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. from his residence with services at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
A garbled report from New York records a high profile figure named Vanderbilt entangled in a scandal and a fatal incident. The piece hints at legal action and public unrest surrounding the event as authorities pursue details.
The readable fragments describe sales and goods with diverse items and appearances. Mentions of color variety and comfort hints at a general catalog or classified notice. Names, dates, places are unclear or garbled, but the overall sense is a chaotic mix of sale promises and product descriptions.
Readable remnants recount a September 11, 1890 funeral plan for Deacon Harsisy Hid, with a condolence note to his widow and orphans. The document, from the Consistory and affiliated lodges, records mourning, support, and funeral attendance duties, plus notices of related services and local business ads interspersed.
L BE MULLINIX presents Frederick residents with the largest selection of wall papers and carpet stock. The shop highlights desirable patterns, colors, and trimming, with guaranteed first class workmanship and prompt service. Call 1M for the exclusive carpet house offerings.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person and a product but details are unclear. The readable phrases reference a sensitive or personal item and an open market context without concrete dates, places, or names.
The text presents a jumbled OCR fragment listing multiple names, places, and prices with garbled phrases. It mentions Neidig and Miller, Frederick, Las, Oregon, and Washington areas, along with various unrelated terms and partial captions. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent event or outcome.
Readable fragments outline a local market action near Gieton BR Main. The note mentions a market height and entities N xIDIG and MIDLE 2H tl but lacks clear details or dates.
Farthre Niloyator Company advertises seed wheat sale at the elevator with cleaning for per bushel. Dr W O Borer admits practice, with statements about ventilation and throat issues. Located at Market street, Oltionn 28N, Mintta city. Free examinations for all defects and potential issues.
The community mourns as several funerals are detailed. Mie Rheabedh Elaynor Clahangh’s service occurred at her Eat Second Street home with ministers Rev. Osborne Logle and Rev. Addison Ingle Tharonnie. interment at Mid Meuburg. John Haller’s service followed at the residence of Mrs. Kitthe Hahn with pallbearers including Colvin Beads and Washington Merver. interment Mt. Olivet. Mrs. Ann Catherine Bock’s Catholic service was at St John’s Church, with interment at St John’s Cemetery. Newton A. Ramnburg’s body arrived from Baltimore for burial at Mt Olivet after viewing at his brother’s home on West Patrick Street.
Clay Perry a well known Frederick citizen died at his residence 160 West Fourth Street last night at 11:65 from Bright's disease aged forty five years one month and twenty days The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at his home with service and interment at Mt Olivet cemetery He leaves a wife and several children
News notes changes in church schedules with Sunday School hours at All Saints Episcopal and Strangelical Reformed, a Friday center meeting in October, and the resignation of organist Miss Campbell effective in October. The Guild at Mary’s Chapter plans to resume meetings on October 4, with a religious appeal to well being.
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