Purely Personal: Notable Visits and Returns to Attend World’s Fair
A community column notes Mr. Jesse Ramsburgh returning to the University of Virginia. Rev. Osborne Ingle and daughter attend the World’s Fair. Edward B. Tyler, formerly of this city and now in Baltimore, was in Frederick. Maryland figures at the Maryland Car celebration include Hon. M. J. Grove of Frederick. Benm Besm of Emmittsburg, Frederick, searches for business. Rev. J. Logan Sample from Pioneer Presbyterian Mission visits Rev. D. J. Beste. Rev. Dr. E. R. Eschbacheff heads to the World’s Fair afternoon. W. H. Ramsburg and Charles P. Trexell return from the World’s Fair. Miss Louisa Stirkwell of Baltimore, visiting Dr. and Mrs. S. K. Syburk, returns home pleased with her stay. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Reedy, Mr. Darby, Mr. Smith, and Mr. J. B. Jones and wife of Hyattstown leave by P R R for a World’s Fair visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Ramsburgh
University of Virginia
Osborne Ingle
Edward 8. Tyler
Baltimore
Frederick
Maryland
M. J. Grove
G Besm
Emmittsbure
Frederick County
Hagerstown
J. Logan Sample
Pioneer Presbyterian Mission
Black Hills
D. J. Beste
E.R. Eschbacheff
Messrs
W.H. Ramsburg
Charles P. Trexell
Louisa Stirkwell
Beltimore
K. Syburk
West Fifth Street
Baste
C.O. Reedy
Darby
Smith
J. B. Jones
Hyattstown
P.R.R
HYBENEAL CUNNINGHAM IRWIN MARRIAGE HELD IN TANeytown
Miss Mary Bruce Irwin daughter of P H Irwin of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineering department wed John H Cunningham cashier of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Westminster yesterday at 2 20 in Taneytown. Rev T Meade officiated as guests lauded the couple with gifts and a Northern trip planned for the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Key Irwin
Sid
Frank A. Cunningham
Brunswick
T. Meade
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Taneytown
Wesh
Glenridge
N.J
Miss Matthews
Baltimore
Bessie Shriver
Yaren Mils
Miss Roberts
Hite Borie
Heger
Margery Sting
Eruzabeth Surline
Eugenie Soube
Elsancr Fouke
Lissa Pink
Charles 8. Roberts, Jr
Ambur F. Smith
Brooke Irwin
Francis Nes Perke
Cif Westminster
Wi. N. Muz Punburz
Anc Mis. Cunningham
Efi Cnihe
Hotel artirsis and listed attendees
Yesterday es Hotel artirsis. The list names Cariis Horss Miller and others from multiple states. Entries include B Blughmen Hunting ill Md Freak Goodman N Y and county and city counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Artirsis
Cariis Horss
B.E Miller
Wiington
Delaware
B. Blughmen
Hunting, Ill
Freak Goodman
N. Y
House
H. Peter Bohn
Scott Meyer
Black Gap
John W. Husier
Shippensburg
W. Brown
Thompson
Westminster
J. Williams
Jestown
W. Va
Edward Fisher
Bal ‘Aure
Ithe County
Haber 80th Birthday Observed at East Church Home
Mr. Chas W. Haber of East Church street celebrated his 80th birthday with a family dinner at his residence. His children and grandchildren attended and offered congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas W. Haber
East Church Street
Maryland Bicycle Club Fall Tournament Set in Baltimore
The Maryland Bicycle Club hosts a two day fall tournament September 20 and 21 at the Park cycle track in Baltimore featuring six races daily including four international events with riders from France England Ireland Scotland Australia Canada and the United States. Notable entrants include Zimmerman and Singer among many others as heats determine results while prize values are capped to preserve amateur spirit and sporting sentiment. The track is a model with a quarter mile banked straightaway designed for two minute ten second speeds per mile, offering a gritty smooth surface of disintegrated rock clay and cinders and a protracted uphill to ensure high speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Bicycle Club
Baltimore
France
England
Ireland
Scotland
Australis
Canada
Zimmerman
Herne Hill
New Jersey
the Park
Forelgners
Copmtries
Willenceaver
Bis
Johnson
Zimmie
Eerse
Skeeter
Ziamerman
Singer
Garmr
Osmond
Harris
DuCros
Meinstes
Windle
Tyler
Taylor
Taxis
Gary
Nelson
Racing Board
Prohibitionists Lead Early County Campaign Rallies
Prohibition ticket leaders held a rousing meeting in Lastonsville with remarks by Prof A H Hawks of Baltimore and Rev G O Burdette. Prof Wheatley sang as the crowd heard discussants and refreshments followed, with a Cedar Grove gathering later the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indonigomlery County
Dr. Wootton
Lastonsville
A.H. Hawks
Baltimore
GO. J. Burdette
Wheatley
Cedar Grove
United Steam Fire Engine Company Centennial Ball Plans
An adjourned meeting of the United Steam Fire Engine Company reviewed a five member committee report on attendance for the Washington centennial exercises and voted to decline the invitation. A new five member committee was named to arrange a ball during fair week and ensure it is a highlight of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniteds
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Fve
Washington, D. C
Tobacco habits noted by city observer
An attentive report notes a shift in tobacco use with a prominent local tobaccoseller indicating little demand for snuff and chewing tobacco options. The finding centers on consumer preferences and market activity observed recently.
Local Trade Improves After Busy Seeding Season
Merchants report brighter business as trade increases following the seeding period. A observer notes Market Street 29 J was crowded, indicating revived activity in the city during the afterseason bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shett Trede
Market Street
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Cramer and Reedy Trusts
Real estate transfers include William A. Cramer and wife selling to Blicketts a lot of land. Clayton O. Reedy as trustee conveys 72 acres to Georg W. Devilbiss, with other parcels described as more or less and a price of £1760.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam A. Cramer
Blicketts
Clayton O. Reedy
Georg W. Devilbiss
Maryland Day at World’s Fair Chimes Honor Occasion
The chiming program yesterday featured the chimes of Rang the Chimés and other church bells performing patriotic airs in the afternoon to honor Maryland Day at the World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Reports of personal property estates filed in Orphans' Court
Reports of ess es of personal property of the estates of William Parker and B L Moore, both deceased, were filed in the Orphans' Court noting assets and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Parker
L. Moore
Busy Time in the Kitchen as Fruits Put by for Winter
The article describes seasonal canning tasks and fruit supplies. It notes peaches at their height with fair prices, pears and quinces entering market, scarce plums, and plentiful buttermilk-like butter and preserves. Tomatoes are scarce and pricey as households prepare hundred-quart batches. Despite hardships, no danger of starvation is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Sue
Trappa
Brief Bits Of February Wit And Warnings
A miscellany notes a butter famine predicted and an oyster vacation ending. It jokes about pickles, telephones, high potato prices, penmanship reform, and insect powder for humbugs. It mentions World Fair travel, a Baltimore wheelchair nomination, and a divorce over a back scratch.
County Notes Share Local Visitors and Fire Loss
Rockville reports numerous visitors from Washington Baltimore Potomac and New York with schools reopening. Thieves burned Mr Hardie's Garrett Park store after theft causing three thousand dollars in losses. A weather bureau begins with E Doce as chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Mildred Codwise
Washington
Sadie Bradley
Potomac
Cussbourn Patterson
Maurice Foote
Baltimore
Messrs Evans
Don Fugett
Oegh Taylor
Norris
Bess. White
Portesville
Wallsce Jones
Thos. Ness
Laytonsville
Barper's Ferry
Eugene Lyddane
Leo
Georgetown
Stephen Lyddane
Rosalie Johns
Virginia
Harry Roome
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bessie Thomson
Chicago
Margaret Atlee
Ernest Bailey
Wm. Bailey
New York City
Joseph Bailey
B. F. Coomes
Green
Oliver Moulten
Alexander Muncaster
Herriet Muncester
Ed. Watkins
Spencer Watkins
Helen
Annie Watkins
Lulu Ray
Bethesda
Fannie and
Nettle Willame
Oakmont
Messrs
Vernon
Frank W. Watkins
Clagettaville
Lebanon
Ohio
Hardie
Garrett Park
E. Doce
Court notes on Secrist Hollman and Donnelly Hessler cases
Circuit court concluded the Secrist Hollman road case and sent it to the jury. The court then empaneled a jury for State v Donnelly and Hessler for stealing wares from Catoctin Iron Company. The Secrist case spanned seven days and may require a new trial if the jury fails to agree. Evening sessions and chin case examinations are expected this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcuit
Secrist
Hofman
Cone
Gio
Sarr
Donnelly
Jer
Ig Cere
PF Pimrei
J. C. Motter
Echelberger
Siste
True Laxative Principle Promotes True Remedy
The advertisement states the genuine Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company offers a permanently beneficial effect on the human system while inferior vegetable extracts and mineral solutions sold as medicines are permanently injurious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Notable Congress of Religions in Chicago
A grand gathering described as a Columbian year highlight, the Congress of Religions of the World in Chicago gathers Christians Jews and followers of many creeds to discuss beliefs. The event aims to foster mutual respect reduce prejudice and broaden understanding across faiths with fourteen or more delegations expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Religions of the World
Chicago
Tennyson
Zoroaster
Baltimore American
Deaths of Elizabeth Kesselring and David R Miller
Obituary notices report Elizabeth Kesselring aged about fifty five of Old Forge near Hagerstown who died after cancer and complications. Funeral held with services by Rev. Victor Miller at Funkstown. Also Shannon David R Miller of Sharpsburg died at seventy eight after a long illness. Survivors listed include children in several states and cities. Margaret Eichelberger Woodside of Baltimore widow of John Woodside also dies in Baltimore at age about sixty-nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kesslring
Elizabeth Kesselring
Peter Kesselring
Old Forge
Stout
Hagerstown
Dropay
Wolfsville
Frederick County
Charles
Wiliam
Oregon
Ill
James
John
Elmer
Dorsey
Washington County
Kate Smith
Freankin County
Miss Sallie
Victor Miller
Lestersburg
Funkstown
Christian Miler
David
Wim. Biges
Washington
A. EK. Syester
Marton
Caifornia
Atlants
Meta
William
Sharpsburg
Robert
Frederick
Woodside
Baltimore
A. J. Corning
Margaret Eichelberger Woodside
Ace
John T. Woodside
Religious meetings and notices in local churches
News of the Churches reports Rev J Logan Sample of the Black Hills Dakota addressing a Presbyterian gathering tonight at 730. Regular services resume at Evangelical Lutheran Church. Young People’s Missionary Society meets after lectures to transact business. Rev J R Ridenour relocates his family to Middletown after health leave. A large BL V M meeting at St John’s Church last night accepts fifty new male members. Fr O Roarke delivers an interesting lecture at the novitiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Logan Sample
Black Hills
Dakota
Presbyterian Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Young People’s Missionary Society
J. R. Ridenour
U. B. Church
Martinsburg
W. Vs
Middletown
Sodality of the
BL V. M
3. John’s Oath Church
O Roarke
Several Local Notices and Events Across Maryland Towns
A wave of notices records robberies in Elkton, church cornerstone laying in South Delta, and celebrations in Cecil County for North Point. Education news notes new Naval Academy admittees while political conventions form in Ocean City, Hagerstown, Cumberland and Easton. MD Day at Chicago World’s Fair drew big crowds. festivities included prayers, speeches, and a Maryland Building fireworks display. Duchess Pears advertised at 4 cents a bushel. The B&O announces half rate World’s Fair excursions from Baltimore area dates August 20 and September 7 13 21 with special trains, meals, and return validity up to ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific American
Helen Russell
Chicago
Albert Mott
Chief Counel
Maryland
League of American Wheelmen
Baltimore
H. Clair Nafi
Patterson Park
Cumberland
Boonsboro
Ziotske
Elkton
Naval Academy
South Delta
North Point
Calvert
Cecil County
Jenny H. Gunsingham
Mary Bruce Irwin
Westminster
Ocean City
Taylor Ridgely
Howard County
Columbia
Washington County Republican Central Committee
Hagerstown
John W W. Cable
Marlboro Fair Association
Upper Marlboro
Prince George's County
Talbot County
Easton
J. A. Barber
State Senate
Allegany County
Henry Rebs
Westernport
Susie Hall
Cardinal Gibbona
Brown
John V. L. Findlay
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co
Ohio River
Maryland Day Honors Liberty Bell at World Fair Grounds
During the Maryland Day celebration on the World’s Fair grounds yesterday, the Liberty Bell near the Administration building by Music Hall was rung in honor of Maryland Day at the request of Mrs. John Ritchie of Frederick. Bartholdi the French sculptor of the Liberty statue in New York Harbor presided over the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ritchie
Frederick
Maryland
Bartholdi
New York Harbor
Local Stores Closed for Holiday and Postponed Sale
Local stores B Resenour & Sons will close Saturday September 167 for a holiday and reopen Saturday evening. A public sale of household and kitchen furniture on East South Street has been postponed to Tuesday September 1 at 7 A.M. Refer to an advertisement in another column. Hay supply noted by Beier & DeLash watt at 22 East Patrick Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside
Superior
Wis
B. Resenour & Sons
Ts East South Street
B. Fout
Ciy
Beier & DeLashwatt
Ofice
Eest
Patrick Street
Jusier Steam Fire Engine Company Meeting Planned
This evening the Jusier Steam Fire Engine Company will hold a meeting to act on the deaths of H. Doub and Edward Burres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jusier Steam Fire Engine Company
H. Doub
Edward Burres
James Walker & Co Fall and Winter Goods Line
Our line of fall and winter goods is complete. If you want a sew dress in the latest style with trim mings to match come to us and we will please you. Our stock is large and we will be pleased to have you call and examine a full stock of mens, ladies and children's wear. Open now for cool mornings and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolkmen
Matich
FCT
Ang Examine
Mulliniz and Kemp Sale Delights with Discounted Linens
In the Dry Goods Department yesterday a fine lot of Toweling appears with knotted fringe and hemsitehed edges. Also Table Damasks and Napkins priced about twenty percent under regular prices.
New Carpets Arriving With Largest Brussels and Ingrain Stock
Carpet department announces new arrivals of Brussels and ingrain carpets, claiming the largest and finest assortment yet and urging shoppers not to buy until they inspect the stock at the lowest prices offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Hang of the Trouser and The Coat Size Fit Expert Attention
A shopkeeper proclaims careful tailoring for perfect fit. He asserts nothing leaves his establishment unless it fits exactly, regardless of cost. The boast emphasizes meticulous workmanship and high standards.
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Tas Spm
Spteia
M. W. Haremctox
the Weather Bureau
Sl—Tires
Queen Court
Iam Furel
Calvin
Montcall
Burdeaux
Txs-Philin Totsman
Mary of England
Fout
Soe Ore -G. B Haiet
B. Rosenour & Sons
Besant & Exot
Harry Anders
West Patrick St. GoPetses
J. F. Frerie
John Hendrickson
H. Best
Sunil
Carefui
Ins Conver
Mihadtvy
Taz News
Tneitner
Misa Sallie Bartgis
Druid Hill
Mir
Joseph Shafer
Shafer
E. A. Paxson
Sailie Paxson
Mamie Paxson
Minnie
Jessie Yakey
Tankerville
Cora Cecil
Redland
Good Templars
Smith Cecil
Myra Wolfe
Jennie Hodges
Avery
GL. W. Bates
Nettle Clements
Myrtle Wolfe
W. H. Cecil
Annie
Urbana
Otis Holland
Stella
Boyds
W.F. Roberts
M. E
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Haspare Eeor
Rodook & Neidig
Jfrovece & Neidig
Bodock & Neldig
A.T. Rice & Sons
Rice & Sons
Poxenat
Mahket Street
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A . Kennedy
John A. Kenneds
John A. Rennees
Hisk
Barcerera
3. C
Gonsally & Jerreny Mre.Co
Washington, D.C
A. L. Kine
West Patrick Street
Rae
Frederick Junction
Frederice
Buckeystown
National Capital
Westingh Ith
James EL W E. Wilker
James B. Walker & CO
Mulliniz & Kemp
B. H. Blageston
B. H. Buaession
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