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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1900
Page
4
Purely Personal Names and Travel in Local Notes
PURELY PERSONAL presents a string of brief notices about residents and visitors. Mr. Baker Johnson and Dr. V. Smith are in town or returning from trips, Miss Alice Kirk and Miss Be Hoff resume studies, and several others travel to Baltimore Philadelphia New York St Josephs Convent Emmitsburg or Frederick. The notices mention family visits at Woman’s College Mt St Mary’s College and local social events with mentions of the Maryland Lins Dactobe and Soldiers Home at Pikesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Johnson
Dain
Baltimore
BR. V. Smith
Michigan
Alice Kirk
Curwanville
Woman's College
Be Hoff
York, Pa
Woman's
Col
Harry Staup
L. C. Frizzell
Bro
Frederick
Mollie Duvall
West Second Street
Washington
Beasia Goode
St. Joseph's Convent
Emmitaburg
John D. Hendrickson
Philadelphia
New York
Fannie Knott
Dr. Mudd
St. Louis
Woman’s College
Mines Woogtly
Crane
Charles W. Ely
East River
Conn
B. Rosenour
the Mawr
North Market Street
William M. Dougless
Daugh Pring Selon
Park Hotel
Canada
John Eisenhauer
Baltzell Eisenhauer
Hentington
Ind
Prohibition Convention Nominate S M Hockman for Congress
The Sixth District Prohibition Convention at Kemp Hall nominated Samuel M. Hockman of Hagerstown for Congress. Frank B. Sappington chaired, Vernon D. Watkins led as secretary, and resolutions backed the party platform with Wooley and Metcalf as presidential and vice presidential candidates. Only three counties sent delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Hockman
Hagerstown
Kemp Hall
Congress
Frank B. Sappington
Vernon D Watkins
Montgomery County
Prohibition Party
Sudorisg Wooley and Metcalf
Prohibition
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Young
Washington County
Samuel M. Hockman
Hockman
Robert Ireland
Baltimore
Houkmas
Heptasophs Celebrate Twenty second Anniversary At Braddock Heights
Immense crowd attended the Braddock Heights event on September 12 to mark the Improved Order of Heptasophs twenty second anniversary. Henry Wineberg welcomed attendees, praising fraternity and charity while honoring soldiers and promising communal pleasures. Hon. Olin Bryan delivered a patriotic address, with music, readings, and a cake walk concluding the program as crowds danced into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heptasophs
Braddock Heights
Wer
Éremuy
Uniformie Bank
Henry Wineberg
Wineberg
Tony Ingpeees
Olin Bryan
Frederick and
Middlstown
John F. Kreh
Speier
Baltimore
Order of Heptasophs
Bryan
Jasan Scone
Lof
Mins G
Frederick Select Orchestra
Adelberger Johnston Patient Recovers After Neck Injury
Mies Sacie S. Johnston of Frederick and B D Adelberger visit Dr. Wm Johnson after a neck injury. The patient shows improvement and plans to resume seeing patients soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelberger—Johnston
Mies
Sacie S. Johnston
Frederick
B.D. Adelberger
Johnson
Transfers in Circuit and Orphans' Courts Week Ended Sept 12
Summary of property deeds and marriage licenses recorded in Frederick County circuits. Transfers list real estate from multiple grantors to named grantees with values. Marriage licenses include Hargett Johnson and others. Deceased estates feature inventories, accounts, executors, and administrators with estate actions and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Caroline G. Johnson
Jennie M. C
Frederick County
Wm. M. Hardt
Jenkins
Alonzo Benner
Marshall O. Ramsburg
David W. Harshman
Jacob Wolf
James A
Martin ¥. Witmer
James A. Grove
J. W. Heard
Alfred M. A
Cornelius Shriner
Adaline Shriner
Lewis Specht
Jesse F.R. Ae
Joseph L. Hargett
Jessie M.johnson
Frederick
William H. Yingling
Howard Grunty
Lucy L. Pool
Oak Orchard
Dailey Strawsberger
Margaret Fleshman
George F. Topper
Macd C. Crum
Greenbury Stanton
Mary Alice Curtis
Dephare’ Cocet
Elizabeth Font
J. J. Bielfeld
Samuel T. Davis
Euju Hacer
Mary L. Hauer
Susan Hauer
George W. Anders
Josiah G. Memmer
Jane BE. Williams
Jane E. Williams
Charlie W. Quynn
Occnrt
Somn KE
Bonsall
Osborne Inglis
Edward Bowilas
John Cram
Jacob Bohrback
David Scherer
Miles
Susan BR. Bonsall
Tallian Carter
Alva D. Fenste
Daniel Sheets
William Hiteshue
Phoebe Pittinger
John R. Moser
Phadders A. Wantler
Jeremiah D. Harbaugh
Lavinia Harbaugh
Ph .E. Bateer
East Puen
Jacob EE. Stitely
Edwin Devilbiss
Edward E. Stitely
Jacob E. Stitely
Unique Christening Ceremony On Maryland Farm Peak Audience
A unique ceremony occurred on a Pennsylvania Maryland border farm named Home View near Han over and Manchester. Miss Way Brodbeck, daughter of the proprietor, led a nearly 700-person gathering in a rite involving placing different ureases in pig and pouring it on the land. Several addresses and notable attendees marked the event, highlighting the unusual inaugural act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Brodbeck
Baltimore Pike
Hanover
Manchester
Way Brodbeck
Home View
Frederick
Miller Dead Telegrapher Earned War Department Honor
Pi G Miller a government telegrapher and Civil War veteran died at Frederick Junction at 63. He earned a War Department certificate of honor for bravery at Alpine West Virginia when he cut a line and sent word to Washington as Confederate forces approached. He helped establish military wires linking Maryland and Washington and later led a telegraph post at Frederick depot. Survived by son James and daughters Frances Nannie and Mrs Edward Hatley. Burial Mt Olives after a funeral at Frederick depot with a special car for Columbia Lodge attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B.G. Miller
Frederick Junction
Biller
War Department
110Th Pennsylvania Regiment
Alpine
W. Va
Hancock
Potomac River
Lee
Ashby
Miller
Jos
Washington
Thomas Eckert
Western Union Telegraph Company
Maryland
Loasconing
Piedmont
Lew Wallace
John A.graham
Me. Sauva
Mt. Olives
Columbia Lodge
Major Little in Frederick for Democratic nomination event
Democratic nominee for Congress Major Charles A. Little of Hagerstown appeared in Frederick for the Heptasophs celebration. He rode in the parade with State Senator Rohrback and Orphans' Court judges, attended Rey monument exercises, spoke in place of an absent speaker, and joined a dinner before touring Braddock Heights. He was later notified of his nomination. Charles Alvey acted as spokesman for Lattie's nomination at Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Little
Hagerstown
Frederick
Major Little
Heptasophs
Jacob Bohrback
Philpot
Orphans’ Court
Rey Monument
Rohrback
Braddock Heights
J. Alfred Ritter
Frederick County
Major Tattle
Charles Alvey
Dia
Lattie
Rockville
Giant Boonsboro oak reveals 266 rings of history
A large oak felled on the Missee Virginia and Frances Whitter farm near Boonsboro in Washington County showed 266 growth rings. Counting rings equals years, tracing back to 1634, the era of early settlement, with fragments noting 1729 treaties and notable figures like Washington and Franklin in their youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missee
Ia Penn
Franklin
The Social Wuelb Event at Jester Hall
A bustling social event at Jester Hall showcased acts by Koons and Michael with George Dumper and Hiks Glesher. Svantz and Michael drew repeated applause as a large crowd enjoyed diverse specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pihemen
Batt Tse Cremen
Kredertez
Jester Hall
Ombs Decca
Questy Koons
Michael
Greorge Dumper
Juvavlages
Svantz
Csocius Ghitlae
Local notices and ads from 1900s Maryland page
Includes local business promos for Castle's Oyster and Fish Depot and H. E. Wilcoxner music shop along with public notices. Announces Republican Central Committee meeting September 15 1900 and funeral attendance for Frank B. Miller. Promotes Athletic Park Grand Race Meet and Osburn music lessons. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers Niagara Falls excursions with multiple departure dates and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committers
Republican Ceanty Central Committee
Grand Jury Room
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Nisgare Falls
Nisgara
Royal Blue Line
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys
Switzerland of America
Washington
Baltimore
Camden Station
Blanket sales pitch from a 19th century advertisement
An old style ad touts pure cotton heavy blankets offered at 3.25 dollars. It emphasizes value and comfort with vivid boasts about durability and warmth while promising a profitable proposition for ten days. The copy mentions colors like scarlet white and gray and appeals to the reader with persuasive language.
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