Frederick News items of people traveling and ill in newspaper notes
A collection of brief notes lists residents and visitors moving between cities. Edward Seeger leaves Chicago. Thomas Barter travels to Baltimore on business. Edward Eichelbarrer and Arthur Potts are in Baltimore. Mrs. Davis and daughter Irene visit Baltimore. Mrs. Richmond travels from Cumberland to tend a sick mother in Liberty County. Misses Becklay and Smallwood return from Laurel with Mrs. Fisher. James Young, the tragedian, arrives with his company and fans Frederick visiting. various locals, including families of Young and Johnson, are mentioned with illnesses and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Seeger
Chicago
Thomas B. Barter
Baltimore
Edward
Eichelbarrer
Arthur Potts
Nannie Bell
Ada Derr
Frederick
St Braddock
John Davis
Irene Davis
Beltimore
Wi. Reeze
Afr
Frederick Markey
Ernest W. Pearre
Bronewick
Hamilton Aindssy
H.H. Bofield
John F. Einners
Springfield
Ohio
Redetick
Frank Young
B. A. Richmond
Cumberland
Liberty
Sabina Becklay
Addie Smallwood
David F Isher
Laurel
Atlntic City
Thomas Gettinger
Child
Obile
Als
Young
James Young
Hty
Belmore
Ai. Young
Joseph Eckenrode
Ateytown
Mr. Eckenrode
Harney
Ittle Fas Louise Johnson
Eldred Johnson
New York
Arthur Atts
Court Street
Ann P. Olegrett
Jamss Schley
Alen Goswell
Esch Patrics
Death Notice for Mrs Fogle at Monteyue Spits
Evaline Fogle died Saturday evening at 9 o clock aged 42. Funeral will be held this evening at 6:30. Burial to take place at Donb's burying pond.
Law and disorder arrest near West Izick Street
Frank Slatter of Clordzelt was arrested by Officer Ibba on West Izick Street for disorderly conduct. He appeared before Magistrate Kite and paid a $150 fine. A traction engine damaged a bridge near Araby church. the bridge remains blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clordzelt
Frank Slatter
West Izick Street
Ibba
Kite
Araby
Democratic Silver Resolutions and Republican Nominations
Delegates at the county nominating convention approved provisional support for the Chicago Platform of 1896 and heard Governor Lowndes on campaign outlook. The Republican state headquarters were set for Baltimore, with Captain H Clay Naill likely as secretary, as Norman B. Vetts chaired the setup and Scott led the campaign. Nominations for clerk, sheriff, treasurer, and county commissioners were finalized along with house of delegates picks. Edward Albaugh was renominated surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
H. Clay Naill
Acer
Payfag
Donzlara H. Hargett
Frederick
Register of Wills
Charles E. Saytor
Jobnarile
Albert M. Patterson
Emmitskug
George N. Bacffman
New Market
Wiliam H. Harman
Urbana
Siegeton
Linganorr
J. Frank Botts
Mid—dletown
Harry E Chapline
Edward Albaugh
Liberty
Bia
F Romeone
Edward Gilbert
Simon Koogle
Messrs
Geo. A Schroeder
J. W. Robin
Sid Edward Bradt
Norman B_vett
Republican State General Committee
Equlisbie Balicity
Baltimore
Sensior Scott
Equitable
A'N Naiil
Hfe
Scott
Counes
Maryland
Lowndes Bald
Gorman
United States Senate
Baltimore City
aNegany
Stets
Balti
Iehill
Miller
Air. Gormip
Wellington
State Central Committee
Democratic Primaries Report Quiet City County Race
The Democratic primaries across the city and county were described as calm and orderly, with strong support for Col. Bargman. Delegates were named across Buckeystown, Central, Frederick, Emm itburg, and Catcoii Districts, backing various nominees for Clerk and Register and forming central committees.
Delegates and Central Committees by Districts Listed
Long list of delegates and central committee members for Liberte, New Market, Woodboro, Jackson, Tuecarora and Lewitown districts. Names include Edwin Devilbisr Daniel Beckey George Rowles Maurice Starr Wm Jo3zez George Beatty Elias Brown Emory Smith Barry Garver Samuel Smith Milton Carter Jr Joseph Dinan Harry Boyle Cephas Thomas Frank Smith Albert Laub Jake Virguez Clifton Bul Bedt Garver Frank Boyle and many others. The central committees names repeat across districts with additional members and substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Schroye
PC. Pryor
J. L. Berbat
Charles N. Frashour
J. F. Smith
John W. Castle
Liberte
Edwin Devilbisr
Daniel H. Beckey
George W. Rowles
Maurice F. Starr
Wm. A. Jo3zez
George W. Beatty
Elias H. Brown
Emory L. Smith
Barry Garver
Samuel D. Smith
Rank Himeoid
Milton Carter, Jr
Dante A. Buackey
Sidney
R. W. Dursey
Rudolph Pyer
Ar. P. Central
J. W. Wilame
I. W. Dorwre
Nosh Bsrnea
Frank Jones
Harry Wo3
Rudolph Tyerysr
WOOD
BORO
Robert Nl Os
Lo Mf. Pluntard
Carlatisn Epler
O. J. Donsife
Fire destroys Round Top malleable cement plant and mill
A two story cement mill owned by Robert Bridgen and Charles W. Hencer Son in Round Top was destroyed by fire early Saturday. Loss estimated around 10000 dollars with 4000 dollars insured. A coal chute fire started near the mill engine room trapping workers amid dense smoke. Bridges and Henderson plan immediate rebuilding. The fire disrupted canal navigation as a bridge over the canal burned and dropped into the water. The mill employed about fifty men and produced about 200 barrels daily. the plant uses cement material from Ho and Tep Hii discovered in 1837. The mill was built in 1653 by George Shafer and later acquired by Bridges and Henderson in 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bridgen
Charles W. Hencer
Hancock
Samuel Dillon
Cresspeake and Ohio Canal
Klinr
Mesare
Bridges and
Henderson
Tep Hii
Chesapeake and Ohio
George Shafer
Land of
Ice
Anazpsifs
Bridges
Night School Registration and Local Notices In Frederick
One week before opening night students intending to take night school must register at the HCA office so books and equipment can be ordered. Advertised letters list shows residents of Frederick City with letters awaiting pickup. The Merrymakers company to perform in Lebsion Pa for a week. real estate deals and new postmaster appointments noted. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for sure cures and wide sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. A
Ivers
Frederick City
Charlie Bogress
John 2
Clowden
A. A. Hoete
A Hoels
Frank Harris
J Clarence Lace
A.B Lane
Thos
A. Mey
Marian & Nitzar
Stover
Lapres
M. Colbert
Mias Dickgon
Jonnie Hoffseister
Margret Krantz
Misa
Miza Wester Ryan
Ace Mickeal
Worship Attendance and Sermons Across Local Churches
Large attendance marked Sabbath services at Maly Temptese and the St James Lutheran Church as Rev. Myers and Rev. Kubiman delivered harvest and gospel sermons. Reformed, Methodist, and Episcopal congregations reported morning and evening texts, while All Saints resumed services and the Catnip Mission Chapter reelected officers including Bertha Trath and Nannie Knott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James’ Lutheran Church
Mture
Afr
Myers
Luther Kubiman
Diut
H Csster
Kubimen
Reformed Church
J. H. Willitts
Trinity Mt. EL Church
St. John
Mr. Byers
Temple Treasury
Byers
Israel
Mochin
Methodist Epiecopsl
W. McKenney
James
All Sainte’ S Precopal
Osborne Ingle
Catna
Bertha Trath
Airst
J. D. Baker
Marynule
Affss
Nannie Knott
Funerals For Ellis Brown And Perry J Lavy
The faneraid Ellis Brown colored funeral was held Saturday at 2 PM at Asbury A B Church with Rev Abram Becks officiating. Pallbearers were George Lyiss Jarry Barnes Maraball Jenking and Frank Roberts. Burial followed at Gathoring Bens Cemetery. Funeral directors A T Rice Sona. Perry J Lavy’s funeral was Saturday morning at 9 AM in Middletown in the Lutheran church led by Rev M L Beard, with interment in the Lutheran graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Brown
Asbury A.B
Abram Becks
George Lyiss
Jarry Barnes
Maraball Jenking
Frank Roberts
Gathoring Bens Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sona
Perry J. Lavy
Middletown
M.L. Beard
Proposals Sought for Palating Building on Fair Grounds
Notices invite proposals for palating a building at the fair grounds. For details contact the President or Secretary.
Beginning of the Harvest Moon debated in autumn lore
The fragment discusses the start of the harvest moon as the moon nearest the autumnal equinox, noting dispute over which moon marks harvest. It explains September lunar behavior and the moon rising close to the same time on successive evenings, with historical terms Lunters' moon referenced.
Social World Braddock Heights Dance Planned By Frederick Men
A dance will be hosted at Braddock Heights on Wednesday by Frederick’s young men with chaperones listed. Committee in charge includes Taomaz Wolfe and Roger B. Wood. County Commissioners met this morning as Mount St Mary's College petitioned to open a new road and close an old one.
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Alexander the Great
Pelaied
Viti
John Ganden
Charles I
Charles VI
Germany
Vienna
Talay
Roet. Ramer
EeRerman
Duke of
Brunswick
Robert Emmet
Chancel St Dubin
Examet
Thomas Hardy
Cowen
Trefalgar
Nelson
Foranni Bari Ge Bossi
Rome
Bora
Mme
Pursch-Madi
Mount Berkel
Braddock Heighs
Frederick
William P. Maglaby
Jacob B. Tyeon
Edward
County Commlesienere
Mount St. Mary's College
I8BURE To Become Very Popular On Account Of 118 Heavy
A brief item notes a shift in popularity linked to 118 Heavy. Details are read from fragmented OCR and emphasize rising interest and potential impact on local affairs. The record preserves the core entities while avoiding speculative language.
Frederick district GOP committee meeting announced
The newly appointed Republican central committee for Frederick district will meet on Saturday evening next September 25 at 7 20 o clock in the Examiner building for the purpose of organization. Hammond Umer is chairman present committees. Dancing free at St Braddock Tuesday 7 50 p m 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gsdies
Y. MM. CA
Mra. A
Eader
Grace Lampe
Republican Central Committee
Frederick
Examiner
Hammond Umer
St Braddock
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George G. Mercier
Wi. Snouffer
Wm. T. Day
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W.N. Garrout
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Samuel Wertheimer
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N. Hales
Thomas Kane
Aaron Rorensieck
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Tuecarora
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Zach. G. Thomas
Spencer E.sap
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Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Hood
Soen Hendrickson
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Jon Henpardson
Clinton
Mann
Atore
Markey
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Brussels
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Hal
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Sc Doz
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