Purely Personal Miss Grant and Others Visit Frederick
Purely personal notes from Frederick list Miss Grant of Virginia returning after visiting friends, Miss F. M. Blackwood of Philadelphia visiting Mrs. D. M. Hoy, Mr. Frank McLean of Pittsburg returning, and several others visiting relatives or traveling to Expositions and schools including Pan-American Exposition and Virginia Female Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
C. Thomas Kemp
West Third Street
Washington, D. C
J. Henry Lampe
East Fifth Street
Ralph Bradcliff
East Second Street
Donald Smith
Helen Radesill
Fort Dodge
Alfred Ritter
Second Street
Autumnal fashions and insects headline local brief
Brief bits note fashion trends with flounces on fall gowns and a quirky line about autumn motifs. It mentions seasonal changes in weather bringing nuisance insects like kissing bugs and mosquitoes, alongside light remarks on caterpillars and other minor items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Goldman Arraigned in Sept. 18 Bail Set at Thousand Dollars
Emma Goldman was arraigned today at Varcaco. Bail was set at one thousand dollars in the case reported by The News.
Funeral Train at Canton Dispatch to Tax News
Anton Ohto Sept 18 The first section of the funeral train reached here at 0 Western time in the morning Local Market quota from J Bargett includes corn per barrel 0 corn shelled 50 cents per bushel No 2 red 67 ateamer 58 re ied 50 vetite per bushel Hay 12 to per ton
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Cial
Tax News
Anton
Ohto
Wt. J
Weare Nerton
Potomac River
Memorial McKinley services and city events planned
A memorial service for President McKinley will open at 8 p m in the City Opera House with a limited choir. a larger turnout is hoped for at tomorrow's funeral aligned with Canton Ohio timing. The Brush Factory and court offices close. stores shut 2 to 6 pm as Friday is observed as a legal holiday. Opera Tonight features Herald Square Opera Company presenting The Bride at City Opera House with seats at Yeaklo's.
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City Opera House
McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Cantor
Smith
City Opera Honas
Court House
Brush
Roosevelt
Herald Square’ Opera Company
America
Saratoga Springs
Giroffe-Girofia
Yeaklo’s
Baltimore Trip Report and Local News Summary
The article reports Bishop and Mrs. William Pares returning to Baltimore from Europe. A receiver was appointed for Equitable Tontine Endowment Company in Delaware. A shooting in Rockvale injures Beverly Smith. Clinton Thomas is arrested. Prohibitionists in Washington county draft a fall ticket. United Milk Producers Association sues 14 stock subscribers in Carroll County. Arthor Gallive, 25, taunts McKinley’s shooting and is ducked by workers at Sparrows Point. Washington County Democratic central committee accepts Davies L Kenly’s resignation. Jesse O Snyder elected chairman. Rev. William J. Fitz-Simon leaves Zion and Rock Presbyterian churches to pursue Episcopal ministry.
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Bishop
William Pares
Baltimore
Europe
Equitable Tontine Endowment Company
Delaware
Rockvale
Beverly Smith
Clinton Thomas
Washington County
United Milk Producers’ Association of Baltimore
Carroll County
Amounta
Arthor Oallive
Sparrows’ Point
McKinley
Washington County Democratic Central Committee
Davies L Kenly
Jesse O. Snyder
Robert D. Case
Hilton Home Hosts Dual Wedding for Eichelberger Purcell Family
Hilton, the Walbrook home of Mr and Mrs Edward Eichelberger, saw a double wedding as their elder daughter Miss Julis Pearson Eichelberger wed Stewart Purcell son of William H Purcell of Baltimore. Rev George A Latimer officiated. attendants included Anna Wichelberger and Nellis Purcell. The couple will reside in Boston where Purcell, a civil engineer, will work after graduating from Cornell.
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Purcell— Eichelberger
Hilton
Edward ©. Eichelberger
Walbrook
Julis Pearson Hichelberger
Stewart Purcell
William H. Purcell
Baltimore
William Henry Hamilton Purcell
Ireland
Hower Girla
Maid of Honor
George A. Latimer
Philadelphia
Mias Eichelberger
Anna Wichelberger
Nellis Purcell
Amaid
Qarol Landstrast
Louise Lawrence Sara Oull
Helen Stevenon
Helene Mackay
Media
Eleanor G. Jonson
Frederick
Margaret H. Williams
Marty
Purcell
Elizabeth D. Williams
L. Harry Eichelberger
Messrs
John Jay Cayle
Oswego
N. Y
Reginald Sappington
James Garrett
Joseph T. Lawton, Jr
Robert S. Dack
Alexander Sith
Drneat Locket
Rendolph Winslow
Thomas I. Picketter
John Stevenson
John ©. Hildt
General Baughman Declares Census Data Should Be Public
Governor Smith toured Baltimore from Snow Hill and met General L Victor Baughman and ex State Senator Turpin with others. Discussion centered on Republicans’ bid for state census reports, with Baughman calling the matter useless and advocating releasing the data.
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General Baughman
Smith
Baltimore
Snow Hill
L. Victor Baughman
Turpin
Queen Annes
Murray Vandiver
General Baugh
Christian Endeavor in Frederick County
The Christian Endeavor movement has shaped the county youth, improving moral and religious tone and boosting church work. Frederick County hosts a County Union of 27 societies with 865 members, led by President Miss Maud Cronise and Secretary Miss Sadie Hahn. They anticipate a major convention in Baltimore in November.
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Christian Endeavor
Frederick
Snllg
Frederick County
Misa H. Maud Cronise
Harmony Grove
Misa Sadie O. Hahn
Shafer Sued by Day for Assault and Battery
Carlton Shafer formerly of this city, collector of water rents and licenses in Baltimore, is sued for 10000 dollars by Madison L. Day a real estate dealer. Day claims Shafer assaulted him and unlawfully imprisoned him on September 13 at Shafer’s City Hall office during a dispute over water rent abatements in which Day had prevailed.
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Carlton Shafer
Baltimore
Madison L. Day
Day
William Colton
Bir. Day
Liquor League Officers Elected at Maryland Meeting
At the fifth annual Retail Liquor Dealers League of Maryland meeting in Annapolis Center Gay James M. Smith of Woodsboro was elected treasurer William H Shipley of Frederick was named sergeant at arms O H Eckstein of Frederick was elected 8 rm member of the executive committee The league plans to hold its next convention in Westminster in September 1902
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Liquor League
Retail Liquor Dealers League of
Maryland
Annapolis Center- Gay
James M. Smith
Woodsboro
William H. Shipley
Frederick
O. H. Eckstein
League
Westminster
Xo Race at Hanover After Morning Departure
George W. Smith and his two sons Joseph and William of this city left for Hanover this morning. The smith owned horse Laertes will start in one of the races at the Hanover fair.
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Hanover
George W. Smith
Joseph
William
Laertes
Mr. Smith
Mission Band to Meet. Church Reforms and Picnic Noted
County correspondence from Fergaville reports Mr Harry Derr improving after malaria fever. Heavy rains last Sunday caused high waters and damage. St Luke's Mission Band to hold a public meeting Sunday evening at 7:80. Miss Sarah Horine returned home from visiting sister Mrs D M Culler. Mt Zion plans church remodeling and a new steeple. The Mission Band hosted a Braddock Heights picnic on September 1 with numerous attendees listed and a bountiful table.
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Fergaville
Harry Derr
Mission Band
St. Luke's Church
Sarah Horine
D. M. Culler
Colonel Culler
Jefferson
G. B. Culler
Mt. Zion
Braddock Heights
Missea Vernie Oniller
Susie Derr
Annie Beard
Mary Derr
Roth Culler
Annie Derr
May Hargets
Florence Poole
Mary Culler
Elen Arnold
Myrtle Himes
Lena Derr
Sallie Phleeger
Ethel Beard
Hernie Phleeger
Lillian Ouller
Lottie Dixon
Maud Whisner
Edgar Culler
Wilbur Quiler
Harry Feaga
David Derr
Claude Culler
Paul Beard
Roy Derr
Guy Phleeger
Floyd Ouller
Austin Renn
Arnnak Thomas
L. A. Bush
Marion
Misa Sarah Ho- Tine
Gol. Ouller
Cora Shawn
Lester
Washington, D.C
Renn
Ida
Lizzie Renn
Tillia
Millie Casiler
D. M. Caller
Derr
Jula Smith
G. B. Cailer
Cnrt Hargett
Wmaller
Air
G. . Zimmerman
L. C. Calier
Elizabeth
Rockville Fair Receipts Record Surplus and Track Plans
The Agricultural Society of Montgomery County met at Rockville to close the August fair. Receipts totaled 7 199 dollars with 7 046 disbursed, leaving a 153 dollar surplus. Premiums to be paid by September 30. Track improvements committee to seek option on adjoining land to enlarge the track to a half mile.
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Rockville
Agricultural Society of
Montgomery County
Mt Ephraim store owner charged with arson to collect insurance
J W Mullinix of Mt Ephraim was indicted for arson after a fire at his general merchandise store on April 22. He was arrested in Montgomery County and released on $1,000 bail. Insurance on stock reportedly ranged around 600 with most goods lost. investigators suspect arson to claim insurance, which the company later denied.
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Mt. Ephraim
J. W. Mullinix
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Sreen
Montgomery County
Troxell
Rockville
Mollinix
Frederick
Motter
Mt. Epbham
Mullinix
I. G. Thomas & Son
Strange will of Judge Stamp admitted to Cecil probate
The Orphans' Court in Cecil County, Maryland, admitted the singular will of Judge Frederick Stamp for probate. The document criticizes funeral practices, requests a white pine coffin, no embalming fluid, and no funeral sermon, and directs specific bequests to his sister Allie M. and brother John, with nephews receiving a shotgun and a punch bowl.
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Elkton
Frederick Stamp
Orphans’ Court
Cecil
Ned Gehr
Allie M
Johan
Harford
Annie
John
Miss Chamberlain
H. Arthur Stump
William R. Martin
John J. Hartnett
Odd Fellows Prosperity At Annual Convention In Indianapolis
At the opening session of the Sovereign Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Indianapolis Tad A Qable of Covington Ky as Grand Sire lauded fraternal progress and charity. He mourned Past Grand Sire James B Nicholson who died March 4 1901 in Philadelphia. He cited 173826 initiations in 1900 with gains in subordinate lodges encampments and Rebekah orders and noted relief spending of 3736692 and a total surplus of 1737322 with investments rising to 929328.
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Sovereign Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd-Fellows
Indianapolis
Tad
Qable
Covington
James B. Nicholson
Philadelphia
Rebekah
County Board Accepts Schoolhouse Bonds and Bridge Bid
County commissioners at yesterday's session accepted bonds for the Backeystown and Bartonsville schoolhouses. They awarded an iron bridge contract over Little Ostectin creek at Myersville to American Bridge Company for 120 dollars and authorized a $300 reward to Otho J. Gaver after Leam Route's conviction.
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Board of County Commissioners
Backeystown
Lloyd
Gaver
Local notices and events advertised in Frederick area
A batch of local items lists meetings at Wamante f Fertu ary on September 19 at 7 30 p m notes fair attendance, a Grace Reformed Sunday school supper October 3 at Mrs Salfer’s West Church Street to benefit the church building fund, a musical supper, and various seafood offerings. Also listed are the fifteenth annual County Convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union on September 1 with sessions in W O T U room and United Brethren church, public invitations, school closures on Sept 19 for memorials to a murdered chief justice, followed by ads for real estate, eye specialty practice, sewing and dressmaking, and two rail excursions to Lonaconing and Luray on Sept 22 with round-trip fares. A Chestnut notes the Singer Sewing Machine display and Crown Washing Machine agents, and a carpet house ad closes the page.
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Gines
Grace Reformed Sunday School
GT. U
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Thureday
Court Street
United Brethren Church
Miss Hammond
Baltimore
Mary Hanlup
F.E W. Sronsr
Busy Store Promises Fashion and Value in Frederick
An ad for a store at 12 North Market Street Frederick MD markets stylish items in black taffeta chiffon veil patterns and 100 piece dinner sets from English makers. It touts new style, quality, and value with bold claims of expert attention and fresh stock.
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Ibanogle & Waganan
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
New York
Soca Ford
Hodoce & CO
Seo
B. Hodoce
University OF Maryland
Damon M. Rado
Hredarlek
George A. Gilbert
The Ladies Favor Syrup of Figs as Safe Remedy
The pleasant effect and safety of Syrup of Figs make it a preferred remedy for ladies under all conditions. To ensure authenticity, look for California Fig Syrup Co. near the bottom of the package. Available from all druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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A. T. Rice & Sons
Orth Market Street
Frederick, ND
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T. P. Rice
RICE
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Ceresville Milling Co
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Gan
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Ry Bonidudemes
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A. N. Cramer
Lewis
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Frederick City
Roe Estate
John S. Dutrow
Walkersville
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