Purely Personal: Movements of Local Residents
Purely personal notes record visits and departures of residents and guests. M and Grove of Lime Kiln travel to Norfolk Virginia, Mr Thomas Zimmerman visits Philadelphia, Mrs John Honck and Mrs Alice Harp of Baltimore are guests of Mr and Mrs Houck, Mrs O McCarty and Miss Orley McCarty of Washington stay with Mrs P B Kunkel, Dennis Daniels returns from West Virginia, Imogen Dorsey goes to Mt Airy then Baltimore for winter at 6 East Franklin Street, Joseph Conard of Pittsburgh visits relatives, Young and Buffer of Zanesville are guests of Conard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Philadelphia
John H. Honck
Alice XM. Harp
Baltimore
QO. Houck
O. McCarty
Orley McCarthy
Washington
P. B. Kunkel
Dennis M. Daniels, Sr
South Market Street
Weat Virginia
Warning to Merchants on Fraud Ring Involving Noted Crooks
National Association of Credit Men sends warning to merchants about an old ring led by Leo Morris Bowen and others once linked to Charles E. Daily now deceased in Rome New York. The group, using a fake International Collection Bar saw, aims to defraud merchants. Three con artists have left with 250,900 dollars in fraudulent orders bound for Maryland and plan to strike this autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association of Credit Men
Frederick
Directory Bwindlere
Leo Morris
Bowen
Charles £. Daily
Rome
N. Y
Barsaw
Maryland
Sewer and curb work progress and fire brick firm formed
Work on the sewer on South Market street below the bridge proceeds with sections lower than the bridge and 31 feet in diameter. Curb setting on Church Street halted due to lack of granite carbing. Rock removal in the sewer bed near Third Street underway but completion delayed to end of next week. Two cars of granite carbing arrived with two more expected tonight. Fire Brick Company Chartered. The Savage Mountain Fire Brick Company, with 25000 capital, was incorporated at Cumberland Maryland by Gorsuch Fink Albaugh Gorand Osid well from several counties to manufacture fire brick near Frostburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market Street
Church Akrest
Third Street
Fire Brick Company
Savage Mountain Fire Brick Company
Cumberland, Md
Charles UO. Gorsuch
Charles B. Fink
George W. Albaugh
Ostrok County
Harry O. Gorand
Marsinebarg
W. Va
Sid John &. Osidwell
Allegany County
Frostbarg
Willard Keller
Commercial Club
City Hotel
Willard C. Keller
Bnd
Willard
Keller
Frederick
Clark Place
Fifth annual Key monument unveiling at Mt Olvet
This afternoon at Mt Olvet cemetery the fifth annual celebration of the unveiling of the Francis Scott Key monument will be held. Rev Dr Albert S Todd will act as chspsin and Hon R E XY Galdsborough will deliver a speech. There will be singing by the assemblage and solos by able singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olvet Cemetery
Francis Scott Key
Albert S. Todd
Chepisin
RE. XY. Galdsborough
Funeral for George W. Norns
Funeral for George W. Norns, who died Thursday night of paralysis, will be held tomorrow at 4 PM at his residence on West Fourth Street. Interment will be at Olivet Cemetery. An excursion train from Baltimore and Washington arrives here at 1645 AM. departure details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Norns
West Fourth Stress
Ms. Olivet Cemeters
Baltimore
Washington
Nieaving St . P. A
Granite quarry rail line to serve Washington tunnel project
A railroad from Dickersons in Montgomery County to a post near Sugarloaf Mountain will haul white granite rock white marble and red rock in vast quantities. Quarries date to 1830 and supplied rock for the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal aqueduct at Monocacy mouth. A New York syndicate will operate the quarries to furnish stone for a Union Tunnel in Washington and for B&O and Pennsylvania Railroad viaducts. Civil engineers are surveying the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickersons
Montgomery County
Boyds
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Chesapeake and Ohio
Monocacy River
United States
New York
Union
Washington City
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Famous Hostelry Closes After Tomorrow
The Taylor Hotel once a famed stop for Daniel Webster and Sheridan's headquarters will close after tomorrow. Miss Etta Robbins obtained distress warrants for back rent totaling 950 dollars against Major E. O. Johnson, who will retire now. Johnson refused to pay, saying needed repairs were promised but not made. A suit earlier awarded Robbins rent with Johnson countering by offset for repairs. Johnson, a Baltimorean, is the son of the late Reverdy Johnson, former U.S. Minister to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Hotel
Daniel Webster
General Sheridan
Sheridan
Misa Robnins
Major Johnson
Reverdy Johnson
United States
France
Baltimore Grand Jury Supports Humane Surgical Punishment
The Baltimore city grand jury, in a report presented yesterday, urges Pennsylvania lawmakers to enact a humane surgical operation as punishment for assaults on women and young girls, arguing current penalties fail to deter depraved criminals. It recommends this measure for the next Maryland Legislature to consider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Braport
Anya
Asa
Pennsylvania
Hays
Mary
Independent Drill Association Meeting Recalls New Members
The Independent Drill Association held a regular Thursday night meeting led by President Joseph F. Eisenhauer. After minutes by E. Brust, four new members were admitted and the group decided to meet each Monday and Thursday. Members were drilled by Captain Jas. P. Forsythe. Braddock Golony notes. The Dorsey Tyson family of Baltimore returned home from Waringdsie. Virginia misses Souders left Brightside. Jennie Bowlus and Etta Cramer of Frederick spent a week there. Mullinix family closed Bon Air Cottage for the season and returned to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Drill Association
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
E. Brust
Jas. P. Forsythe
Braddock Golony
James H. H. Ward, Md. Meat Merchant, Dies After Drunken Bout
James H. H. Ward, meat merchant of Mariners Someriet county Maryland, died early yesterday morning of mania a potu after reportedly drinking thirty six bottles of paregoric. He attended to his business Thursday, then retired and did not awake. Ward was about 63 years old and survived by three widows, two daughters and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James HH. Ward
Mariners
Someriet County
Mr. Ward
Sadis
Prohibition Convention Nominates County Ticket Tonight
The Frederick county Prohibition party will hold a convention to nominate a county ticket for the upcoming election. The meeting is set for Tuesday in the W.O.C. T. U. rooms at the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
W.oc. T. U
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Enters New Home
The handsome bank building in Winchester Virginia, designed by Mosers Mowbray Uffinger, features Georgia marble interiors and a chrome Bessemer steel vault. Organized in 1866 the bank now reports capital 100000 and assets 1120000, with S H Hansbrough as president and John W Rice as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenan- Goah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Mosers, Mowbray & Uffinger
New York
Speciatoy
San Domingo
Smong
Bessemer
Philip Williams
Wa. B. Baker
Cyrus Mantz
Central Bank
H Hansbrough
John W. Rice
Sunday religious services and notices across local churches
The paper lists sermon times and Sunday school hours for Schleysville Mission All Saints Episcopal St Johns Catholic Trinity M E South United Brethren Presbyterian Evangelical Reformed Lutheran and Grace Reformed churches. It notes Rev E S Todd Rev O W Stinespring Rev T Freeman Dixon Rev Arthur C Osrty and Rev E L McLean among speakers. It also reports the resignation of Rev W S T Metzger of St Johns Lutheran Thermont effective November 1 and his election to Jefferson pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleysville Mission
St. John’s Catholic Church
Braddock Heights
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. 8. Todd
Brathten
E. A. Bronusr
P. D. Fabrney
Trinity M. E. Church
South
B. V. Switzer- Buoday
Epworth League
United Brethren Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Arthur C. Osrty
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Grace Reformed Church
New Chapel
East Second Street
E. L
Lean
T. Metzger
St. John's Lutheran Church
Thermont
Metzger
Jefferson
County
B. Breienbek
Thormont
Belles Lettres Society Opens With New Officers
The Belles Lettres Literary Society met yesterday afternoon with Secretary Woodward presiding. Officers announced include President W Michael, Secretary F Sappington, assistant secretary O Zeigler, librarian W W Schley, and critic S Holtz. An impromptu debate followed before a business session and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettres Society
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Woodward
W. Michael
F. Sappington
O. Zeigler
W W. Schley
S. Holtz
Crite
Adams' Minstrel Phantasma on Tuesday
Minstrel Phantasma is announced for Tuesday with Adams as manager. A new first part features a grand transformation scene, elaborate scenery, musicians, endmen, and superbly costumed singers, promised as a truly gorgeous spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Great price cuts on shirts and new fall goods
The advertisement promotes half price on white shirt waists and a fall collection of dress goods suites skirts and underwear. It notes a gas instructor Mrs Katherine Swan will visit from Sept 7 for two weeks with in home demonstrations and free guidance for cooking. The store highlights fair carpets with new designs and asserts superior goods and right prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Gay Company
Katherine Swan
Consolidated Gas Company of
New York
Ity
Citizens' National Bank of Frederickekity MD
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederickekity has authorized capital of 100,000 dollars and a surplus of 200,000 dollars according to the issued charter details.
Free Gas Demonstrations at Frederick Gas Co
Five demonstrations hosted by Mrs. Katharine Swan of New York City showcase improved methods for cooking with less gas. Sessions run at 7 p m on Saturday and at 2 p m on Sept 14 15 17 and 18, open to all, including those who do not use gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gea Company
Sis
Frederick Gas Co
Katharine Swan
New York City
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the Daily News
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Agi
Stellan
Deak
Hull
Sarweus
Upper
Mississippi
Ske
New Rasen
Mendelssohn Bots
Gebhart Laberecht
Blucher
Wellington
Water
W. L. Moors
M. O. Shriner
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Mins Ag
Otal O
C. B. Schildtknecht
B. Schildtknecht
Cramer Stoves
N. J. Wilson & Son House
C. E. Oline Cuty Opera House
Governor's Son
Teberancle
En -Shipley & Boostz
I .City Hotel
Washington and Balto
Terhune Shoe
Dessant
M. &. Grove
Norfolk
Ehadhives
Business Men’s Association of
Clty
Sainte
Messrs
George 8
Rodock
James E. Walker
Charles Wertheimer
Shenandoah Valley
oNal BA
Sayeral
Sunday Schools and Societies
de. W. GC. Borsves
EO. Markill
C. 5. Howanp
Citizens National Bank
John Hendrickson
LAKR
Cobar
Vous Hewpnioxson
Neidig & Miller
Newie & Miller’s
Clinton E, Main
Mains Drug Store
North Market Street
Clinton BE
Main
the. City Hotel Grill
Chicago
Freder College
Brsant & Byart
Gem Dining
California
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Chapel
West Second Street
L. E. Mullinix
THE
Ctizens' National Bank
Frederickegity. MD
Tabernacls
West Fourth Street
N. W. Tracy
Kentucky Tempersces
Ohaire
Prodigal Son
Bask Pulpit
Shipley & Bopat
Surrey & Boost
Homie
Homa For the
St 930
Osroline M. Markell
Florence Train
Retuin
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Misa Ritchie
George
Rodour
Bargaln
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
Trior & Bone
Bid
Telephone
Thomas Prior
East Fourth Street
Farmer's Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
Voplerg
Ghrain
All Saints and
Carroll Streets
Olghly
Hull & Reich
Jjchool
Hull & Eeson
Wlidert
Milik
W. C. Bateler
East City Limits
Episcopalien House
Charles W. Rosas, Sr
alOdot
Mt. Airy Hotel
Mt. Airy
Bocheust
N.Y
Edeward Cramer
N.d. Wilson & Son
Excel
F. B. Sappington
Ceylon
Eapfirgtorn
Fhachlye
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