Verdict for Ten Dollars in Fence Damages in Circuit Court
The circuit court jury returned a $10 verdict for the plaintiff in John W Whitehill vs. Wm A Sappington and Perry Lowman, for tearing down a fence. The deed showed Sappington was entitled to fifteen feet. Attorneys were D P Buckey and Hammond Urner for the plaintiff and Stoner and Weinberg for the defendants. The grand jury also reported five indictments arising from theft charges against Norman Hopwood, age 15, who pled guilty to two larceny counts and received a suspended sentence from Chief Judge Worthington. Wood and Urner appeared for the traverser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Whitehill
Wm. A. Sappington
Perry Lowman
Fencg
Suppington
D.P. Buckey
Hammond Urner
Stoner and
Weinberg
Norman Hopwood
Messrs
Worthington
Wood
Hammond Umer
Traverser
Autumnal equinox and fair preparations noted
The item lists the upcoming autumn equinox next week and the Frederick fair with readers urged to prepare jellies and preseives. It also mentions local construction on Weat Fifth Street by Mr. Wo Hahn and repainting work at Wertheimer and Lowenstein on North Market Street. A horse accident on East Patrick Street is reported with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Wo. Hahn
Fifth Street
Edward Anderson
Maryland Christian Endeavor
Hagerstown
Hanover
Northern Central Railway
Charles Wertheimer
Tuscarora
Mess
Wyand and
Bartholow
Charles Strailman
East Patrick Street
Messrs
Michaelennedy
Edward Thomas
John Thomas
West Patrick Street
Sick residents and injuries reported in local notes
The notice lists residents and relatives facing illness or injury on South Market Street East Patrick Street and West Third Street. Names include Annie Riebi Mia Gee and Chalies Ham Mr-Willians Hildebrand with references to kin, while a Bowlie of a sister and a friend’s eye injury are mentioned alongside scattered health remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Riebi
South Market Street
Lewis
Patrick Street
Lotlappend
Alnwiy
Mia Gee
Siedling
Bowie
Ham
Willians Hildebrand
East Patrick Street
Yo Talgis
Friends
Death of Frederick resident Jobn Usher Markell in Nova Scotia
telegram from Chester Nova Scotia reports tuberculosis death at 11 this morning of Jobn Usher Markell a prominent and popular Frederick resident. He and his family spent the summer in Nova Scotia seeking health relief his brother Edwin C Markell and cousin Mrs Joseph D Baker joined them there since early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Frederick
Otenter
Nova Sco
Jobn Usher
Markel
Markell
Nova Beotis
Edwin C. Markell
Joseph D. Baker
Chester
Markell Family Reflected In Local Business and Banking Legacy
The late Mr. Markell, son of prominent city resident Frank Markell, attended Frederick College and St. Janes College near Hagerstown. He worked in dry goods with the Grothe and Pearle firm, then served at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank rising to cashier before resigning to run a coal business with Arthur Trail. He died while serving as bank examiner in Baltimore. He is survived by a widow Minnie Gambril and two children, Antoinette and John Usher Jr., plus three brothers. The family will transport his body from Closter to Frederick this evening.
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Markell
Frank Markell
Frederick College
St. Janes College
Hagerstown
Court
Cutrisk
Leisinees
Farmers' and Mechanics’ National Bank
Inter
Com
Samuel Nixdoril
Arthur ‘Trail
George M. Groshon
Raymond G. Ford
National Bank Examiner
Iateran
B. F. Parlett
Baltimore
Mile Minnie Gambril
James Y W. Gambrill
Antoinette Markell
John Usher Markell
Francis J. Markell
Urbana
William Markell
Charleston
W. Va
Edwin C. Market
Closter
I'rederick
Will of Mrs Sim filed for probate in Orphans Court
The will of Mary V Sim of Libertytown is presented for probate. It leaves household goods to Chrissie Richmond of Tikenny county and lists specific bequests to J Walter Sim Sidney Hammond Mary Irene Simpson servant Helen Loud Dr O B Stone Louisa Jane Davis and others with a trust for Louisa Jane Davis and residuary estate to Violet Richmond Anderson and Orrick Continghans with Eugene Hammond Jr as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Mary V. Sim
Libertytown
Orphans’ Court
Chrissie Richmond
Tikenny County
J. Walter Sim
J. T. Sim
Sidney Hammond
Eugene Hammond
Mary Irene Simpson
Helen Loud
O. B. Stone
Louisa Jane Davis
Louisa Jane Davis, the Amount To Be Invested At the Discretion of Dr. Stone
Violet Richmond Anderson
Orricka
Continghans
Pri
Eugene Hamewend
Local Memo Confusing Visit Noted
A scrambled report mentions Francis T. Monroe from Camp 11 and Camp 17, a National P.O. 8 office, and an actuary. It references a day spent and an encounter with a page or figure, but details are unclear due to the garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis T. Monroe
Horse Dies on Street in Neighborhood Incident
A horse owned by two periodiers, junk dealers from out of town, fell ill with colic while on South Bente Street yesterday and died on the street. The owners mourn the loss and were seen weeping over the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colle
South Bente Atrent
Zraterday
Monument site chosen for Pennsylvania Memorial at Monocacy
Capt W H Lanius of York heads a commission appointed by act of the Pennsylvania legislature to erect a monument to Pennsylvania troops in the Monocacy battle. The site along Georgetown turnpike near Frederick Junction was prepared with Major EB Goldsb's deed finalizing the plot. Base will be ten feet square and unveiling may occur this fall with contractor Lt Shenton of Philadelphia present.
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Pennsylvania
W. H. Lanius
York
Monocacy
Withere Yeesterday
Georgetown Turnpike
Frederick Junction
Lanios
Ga’ H
Lupius Major
Goldabo Hb
Shenton
Philadelphia
Y M C A Organizes Football Team in Frederick
A meeting last night at the Y M C A gymnasium organized a Frederick football team coached by D John Markey. First practice Friday at 7 pm, with a game slated for Saturday October 4 against a college team and a home and away schedule in the works. Regular gym classes begin September 22 with programs for different groups and a focus on building strength through recreation and training at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. John Markey
Hoya Wll
Wells
Baltimore
MC. A
Y.M.C.A
Frederick
Turaday
Boye
Tureday
Thureday
Tuengsy
Frederick Baseball Association Meets to Close Season
The Frederick Baseball Association held a meeting last night to wind up the season affairs and will publish a detailed receipts and expenditures summary in a few days. Frederick will host the strong Woodboro team at Athletic Park Saturday at 3:30 with admission charged. The All Fredericks will leave tomorrow at 10 05 for Brunswick to face the Brunswick Y M C A team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Baseball Association
Frederick
Woor G’oo
Atv Athletic Park
Armehadl
All-Frederick
Brunswick
Brunswick Y. M.C. A
Real Estate Auction Withdrawn for Bowers Estate
Public sale at the courthouse for the late Mrs Charlotte Bowers property on East Patrick street was withdrawn at a bid of 7500. A bid of 2200 withdrawn for two 30 foot lots at East Third Street and Chapel alley. Private sale afterward to Moses Fisher for 2250.
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Harvey St. Lease
Henry W. Bowers
Mra
Charlotte B. Bowers
East Patrick Street
Third Street
Chapel Alley
College Fiege Company
Atrivate Pale
Moses Fisher
Memorial Services by Key Council No 48 at Mt Olivet
Memorial services for Francis Scott Key Council No 48 O U M will be held at Mt Olivet cemetery Sunday afternoon. Members meet at the hall at three then march to the cemetery for 4 o clock services near the observatory with Mr Wm H Shipley as master of ceremonies and Mr H Dorsey Etchison delivering the address. Prof Geo Edward Smith will perform two solos.
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Francis Scott
Key Council
Ita
Mt. Olivet
Order
Observatory
Wm. H. Shipley
H. Dorsey Etchison
Geo. Edw. Smith
Street Cleaned After Canning Season In East South
Street on East South cleaned by city authorities after weeks of corn wagons making it look like a country barn yard. Residents laud the effort, saying it is the first cleanup since the canning season ended years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East South Street
Sermon and Instruction At St John’s Catholic Church
Fr Cronin opened last night at St John’s Mission with a forcible sermon on The Eternal Punishment of Sin. Tonight Fr Burke will present doctrinal instruction followed by the rosary and a sermon by Rev Fr Crobin on The Mercy of God. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will close the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Mission
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fr. Cronin
Burke
Fr.Crobin
Umpire Dyer Considered for Winter Officiating Roles
Mr Frank Dyer who spent the summer at Braddock Hotel and officiated in goof-ball games at Athletic Park is now in Washington. His knowledge of the game and satisfactory umpiring at Athletic Park may create demand for him as an umpire next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Frank Dyer
Braddock Hotel
Athletic Park
Washman
Colored Excursion Dance Night in Nazarite Hall
A large group of colored visitors from ick and Hagerstown clubs attend an afternoon gathering. The Planola Club of this city will host a dance in Nazarite Hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ick
Hagerstown
Planola Club
Thie City
Nazarite Hall
City Council Moves to Settle Clarke Place Dispute
City officials, with all members present, refer the Clarke Place street settlement with Mr. Bowers to the City Attorney for closing the deal. They discuss extending Telegraph street gutter, fix water rates for Economy Site Company, and abate depot nuisance. The Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railway gets a temporary permit to use streetcar tracks with conditions and a $10,000 bond, plus a requirement to switch from steam to another motive power by April 1900.
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Economy Site Company
MM Jacob Lambert
Telegraph Street
City Electric Hight
Fruley
Hght
Wayor
City Register
Lowenstein
Claren B. Gaver
City Hall
Democratic Club
Washington, Frederick
Gettysburg
Ogether
Eald Street
Mearntie
Maid Fourth Street
Fourth Street
Ehail
South Market Street
Clarke Place
Cemetery Hill
Hahn
Wm. H. Hales
G. Wm
Nur
Stalla
Beales
Fall Millinery Display and Local Notices
A cluttered town page notes a fall millinery display by display dates, a festival at Traddock Lutheran church on two Saturdays in September, gas heater promos, a Business Men's Credit Association meeting at City Hall, and oyster listings with delivery options alongside a Father’s remembrance poem and various local ads for roof paint and dining parlors. It mentions local names such as J Sewkin, E Parwe, McNancy and Gru Dunne, with offers from Frevence Gas & Exonc Co and Allen Gi, Quran & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thardey
Effdot Mna Permaneat Organiza
State Details and District Nominations Reported
George M. Smith earns Fifth district Democratic nomination for Congress. John Carpenter sentenced in Ridgely to receive 25 lashes for wife beating. State care plans for the insane endorsed by the Medical faculty at Ocean City. Mrs. Gertrude Naumann, 18, dies after taking strychnine amid divorce proceedings in Baltimore, treated at Franklin Street Hospital.
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Georges Creek
George M. Smith
John Carpenter
Ridgely
Carolina County
Plana
Medical and
Ocean City
Gertrude Naumann
Baltimore
Franklin Street
Poole Woman Dies in Taneytown at Twenty Four
Mrs Virginia Poole wife of William H Poole died at her Taneytown Maryland home on September 12 at 2 am from congestion of the lungs after a week long illness She was a former nurse at Robert Garrett Hospital a graduate with high honors She is survived by husband a two week old child parents two sisters two brothers and other relatives Her funeral was at Central M P Church with Rev Parker officiating and interment in the church cemetery Theodore Cramer a Woodsboro area resident died at his brother’s home He ran a sawmill between Walkersville and Woodsboro for years Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at Glade Cemetery in Walkersville Also notes on weather and local temperance group activities
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William H. Poole
Virginia Poole
Wm. H. Poole
Taneytown
Soaathan
Robert Garrett Hospe
Igh
Darmer R
Fannie Hood
Weat Falls
Sod
Mises Filla
Goldie
Herman
Dewey
M. P
Mr. Parker
Alry
Walter Wilt
Wm. Brinker
Earl Philips
Norman Reindallar
R. Motter
Marshail Dutrow
Theodore Cramer
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Glade
Gablet Making and Undertaking Bus Traced to 1829
Frederick Maryland reports the Gablet Making and Undertaking business began in 1829 by George Rice. The enterprise passed to his son and grandsons, continuing to the present time as of April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rice
Frederick
Vons
Aluce
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Etchison
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Markey
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Citizens? National Bank
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