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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1901
Page
5
Tomorrow is the fifteenth day and The Daily News carriers will collect from all subscribers on Monday along their routes. Have exact change ready to save time and avoid inconvenience.
Jefferson resident Mr Millard F Outler and wife travel Illinois relatives while Miss Vernis Bartgis visits an uncle in Ellerton. Many residents report travel and visits to Baltimore, Washington, Cleveland, Allentown, and Middletown as Major Goldsborough and others attend national encampments and colleges. Local movers include changes of address, college shifts, and summer departures with brief roster of summer market quotas.
Frederick residents react with deep sorrow as news of President McKinley's death spreads, with bells tolling and a special edition prepared. Clergy and officials praise his character, lament the assassination, and call for unity, stricter laws, and national mourning.
A monument dedication at Gettysburg Pa honors Jennie Wade the only woman killed in the 1863 battle. Erected by the Woman's Relief Corps Iowa the 12 foot Barre granite base supports a marble statue by Mrs Anna M Miller of Gettysburg who designed the memorial.
A quirky column mixes local humor with brief notes on progress and plans. It teases Jack Front’s forthcoming campaign against mosquitoes and includes a playful exchange about a chaperon, Cupid, and boat space, capturing lighthearted local chatter.
Local mentions Yingling as the place for a big town lunch with oysters and varied dishes. Adds notices for Shipley and Boost Bargains, prices on household goods, hotel and restaurant menus, an eye care doctor, a violin instructor, an excursion by rail, and brief local business and library notices.
General remarks from Father O Rourke and Gen L Victor Baughman reflect sorrow over President McKinley’s shooting. Messages from the Key Monument Association and Frederick officials urge national unity, constitutional action, and a day of mourning with a city hall meeting and draped buildings.
Funeral of Mrs. Margaret O Schaeffer held at late residence on South Market Street with Rev Dr Kachiman officiating. Pallbearers listed. interment at Moli vet cemetery. Circuit Court convened with no cases ready. adjourned to Monday. Mayor Smith calls special Aldermen meeting for funeral day mourning and citywide singing at City Opera House. New Windsor Bank elects David E Stern president. J Hamilton Singer named successor. Sick list notes P M McGowan to undergo surgery. Fire alarm due to rubbish fire at Whitehill brick yard. no damage.
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