PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM MIDDLETOWN AND BEYOND
Local brief lists residents and visitors with movements between Idaville Middletown Baltimore Hagerstown Petersville York and Philadelphia. Names include Mrs Maggie Settemyer Mrs Dora Ramsburg Rev Wm H Settlemyer Mr Thomas H Baller Mr Arthur Gambrill Miss Bassia Clabaugh Miss Grace E Purnell Miss Nora Delander Mrs W A Long Rev Father Strand Mr Reno S Harp Prof Cyrus Wickook Misses etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Settemyer
Wm. H. Settlemyer
Idaville
Middletown
Mies Dora Ramsburg
West Patrick
Bassia Clabaugh
Hagerstown
Henry W. Grady
St. Loula
William James
D. Coleman
R. Walker
Petersville
Nicholson Jackson
Grace E. Purnell Haa
Baltimore
Maryland
Mies Nora -Delander
Broad Row
Mise Purnell
East Siddie Street
W. A. Long and Son
York
Ps. Mewrs
Gerson Rosenosr
William Haller
B. Rosenour
Philadelphia
Father Strand
Reno
Harp
Cyras
Mysrsville
Brief Bits of Curios and Local News
A survey of diverse items notes Bryan speaking at Island Park in September between 3 and 2 am. German wool output covers one sixth of demand, still outpaced by global competitors. New Zealand House passes second reading on a bill granting domestic servants a half holiday weekly. Australia reports large internet spinning spiders and a 30‑foot web diameter. A massive harvester‑thresher arrives at Sakina to harvest a wheat crop, requiring thirty stories to pull. Baltimore and Ohio Railways report cars being repainted in bright color along main lines. A simple disinfectant uses coffee grounds and camphor gum to sterilize a route. Mr. Lawrence B. Kemp is named a member of the State Republican finance committee. The funeral of Mrs Mary, widow of John T., was held at East Fourth Street residence with services led by local clergy. interment followed at Mt. Olivet. Interpreting the obituary, the undertaker was W. H. Betchlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Island Park
Germany
Tie
Cape
Colonies
South America
Australia
New Zealand
Austeslis
Sakina
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Lawrence B. Kemp
General Finance
Republican
Bryan campaign speeches and fig syrup advert
Hon Willem Jennings Bryan candidate for President on the Democratic platform made two speeches to The Ladies. The piece notes the pleasant effect and perfect taste of Syrup of Figs as a remedy for constipation and mentions it being sold by reliable druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Employment Bureau Proposal Aids Unemployed Workers
Charlee B. Myere director of New York State labor efforts announces a plan to create two state employment bureaus to connect workers with manufacturers and employers. The program, funded with about $1000 for the year, will operate at no cost, use mail communications, and stress secrecy and fairness while excluding domestic help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee B. Myere
Bureau of Industrial Stetietics
New York State
Colef Myers
Tarongaont
Ibs Biste
Stats
Religious Services and Community Notices Across Town
A Sunday of sermons and church events fills the town. Rev. George E B Jones leads services at Lae Presbyterian with attendance high. Eider Harp preaches at German Esptles Church. Rev C W Limespring conducts international services at United Brethren. St Johns Catholic Church reports early masses and Father J preaches at the international services. The First Baptist colored church marks its 21st anniversary with Rev Fox and choir. All Saints Episcopal offerings prep for next week. Evangelical Lutheran resumes fall schedule with Exodus and Romans themes. Methodist Episcopal notes moral renewal and faith works. St Pauls Missionary Society hosts a missionary talk for lumber workers. Children’s Day at Reformed Church draws large crowd. Bible Staly Club and Pleasant Hill education push events noted. Maggie Moore, colored, committed to Monterre Hospital after arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrardos
Abe Barracks
Lae Presbyterian Church
Yesterly
George EB. Jones
Baltimore
United Brethren Church
The
Reformed Church
Mornar
Luke
Naln'a Bon
Daniel VV
St. James Lutheran Church
Yester Dey
L. F. M. Myers
Smorg
Asbury M. EL
West All Saints
Fox
Asbury
Crockett
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Osborne
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
W.L McKenney
Crésilon
God
Jesus
Meeliqn
Bervsor
St Paul’s Missionary Society
Aflis Della Stone
Kelna Stone
Mattle Young
E. G. Leonard
Dretary
Y. MC. A
Frederick
Avas
Wisconsin
Bs. Paul’s Reformed Church
Utica Mills
Cailiren
Shephard
Ali
Wees
Emmitsburg Personals Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Emmitsburg Chronicle notes several residents in motion Harry Hoke left for Baltimore to join an Express Company as a promising recruit Maj C A Horner and sons Nan and Robert returned from the National Encampment in St Paul Guy Nanemaker travels to Carh*ll Pa for college Mrs Jtroxell and Grace Troxell from Frederick visit D S Gillelan Robert Ernest and others at Gillelan's Miles Mary McNair and family return from Westminster after a summer away William Gillelan returns from Frederick including local social updates from D S Gillelan and associates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmitsburg
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Harry Hoke
Baltimore
Tuesaday
Axprean
Jolly
the Chronicle
C. A. Horner
Annan
Robert
Paul
Minn
Grand Army of the Republic
Guy Nanemaker
Carhell
Jobo Troxell
Misa Grace Troxell
Frederick
Gillelan
Robert Ernest
York
Zire
Bamuel Fry
Ernest
Pass
Maurice Gillelan
William Gillelan
N. McNair
Miles Mary
Westminster
Insanity case in Frederick ends with commitment
William H. Miles, a colored blind man, wandered Frederick seeking refuse. He claimed a Divine Commission to kill seven people and threatened bodily harm at home. He was committed to jail while a jury investigation is summoned by State’s Attorney Wm. H. Hisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Miles
Frederick
Wm. H. Hisks
Advertised Letters Sealed in Post Office Notes
Ad poster listings show names and places such as GuarLanan's Liet-Chee Bales and Pelenase. The notice warns applicants must respond within two weeks or letters go to the dead letter office. Names include Stover Wa, Parker, Strasberger, Cairia, Gotmiy, and others in terse, fragmentary form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istters
Btuday
Sepia
GuarLanan
Cami
Pa Pelenase
ME Stover
Rsax Parker
Strasberger
Cairia
Sing
Autumn Dayn in Egypts Northland Eyes Bright Skies
A mistyped local scene describes a pleasant autumn afternoon with clear skies over brick streets. People stroll or drive to the countryside while a sale is recorded involving E L Rows and others from McSherrystown Pa, totaling 525 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semry
Cinerea
Fair Officials Appointments at Fretenck Coady Agricultural Society Meeting
The Fretenck Coady Agricultural Society held a Saturday meeting at the fairgrounds, naming various department heads and officers for the coming fall. Selections include Samuel W. Dol as manager of Hoseebold Department, Frank Rice as Art Department manager, and George W. Speaks as Chief of Police, among others. The secretary reports catalogs are being mailed and space inquiries received, with strong fall prospects and cautious optimism for managerial goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleske
Fretenck Coady Agricultural Bociery
Charles M. Bader
Buperintendents
Ph. Baoith
George E. Moberly
Lewis Burck
Firestone
Poultry Department
Semec Waterlee
George W. Speaka
Washingtons Farewell Read to Widener’s at Court Park
Washingtons farewell address marked the centennial anniversary celebrated Saturday in Court Park under the Frederick Chapter DAR. Mayor Yeakle opened remarks, State Regent Mrs. Ritchin spoke, then Prof. B C Shepherd read Washingtons words for about twenty five minutes to attentive spectators. The DAR effort, led by the State Regent, was credited for the event’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Park
Georges Washington
Frederick Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Yeakle
Ritchin
Ritchis
B.C. Shepherd
le McLent
Washington
Shepherd
Good Minstrel Show Delights Frederick Audience
Barlow Brothers Minstrel Company delivered an excellent performance at the City Opera House Saturday evening before a large crowd. The troupe, praised for wit music and variety acts, departed for Washington after the show. Next at the Opera House on September 88 is Mrs Rhea in Pend Kee ters Nell Gwynne a romantic play about a stage life legend loved by Charles and the English public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow Brothers’ Minstrel Company
City Pera House
Leng
Frederick
Opera House
Washington
City Opera House
Mre
Rhea
Penl Keeters
Nell Gwynne
Charles
Hhea
B. Ricaly
See Ie Coan
Mencity
Cle Opera House
Eben Yeander
Hick and
Reported Marriage Ties Cedar City Pair in Baltimore
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore city last week for Dewala Bachelor of Cedar City Missouri and Rachel Hager aged 35 of Frederick. Hagar is described as the adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Hagar and represented as a pal for the couple. The wedding was a surprise to Hagar who stated she expected them to marry that evening but could not confirm details. Bachelor wore a hook today and the license is filed of record in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrage
Baltimore City
Dewala Bachelor
Cedar City
Rachel Hager
Frederick
Mus
Harerta
L. A. Hagar
Mize
Baltimore
Elactive Road Trolley Feud Delays and Busy Travel Evening
The Frederick and Baltimore Turnpike Company president Mr Dorey missed a meeting in Frederick as talks with the President of the Electric Read to settle right of way near the fair grounds continued. The electric road faced delays yesterday with heavy crowds and a full car load prompting an order limiting passengers. The cool morning drew visitors to the Heights for a clear view, and organizers planned another trolley party likely on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorass
Aten Dorey
Frederick
Baltimore
Seth
Bineiry
Oorecy
Fred
Fair Grounds
Ratiroid
Dorey
Frederick Unts
Roeot
Acreiime
Smith
Miles's Narrow Escape at Ottumwa Depot
General Miles of the United States Army narrowly escaped serious injury this morning in Ottumwa while rescuing his dog Rex from an advancing train. He and his son were walking on the depot platform when the locomotive passed. Miles grabbed Rex and was dragged briefly before assistance arrived, sparing him grave harm. Burial was held yesterday for Enoch Pratt at First Independent Church in Baltimore with tributes from clergy and officials. Greenmount Cemetery hosts the interment, with pallbearers and representatives from Frederick and local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Lows
General Miles
United States Army
Genersl Miles
Rex
Miles
Encos Fratt
Enoch Pratt
Smiths Temple of Fancy and Local Ads Highlight Sale
Local notices advertise fruit and jelly products for quick sale at Smiths Temple of Fancy, with cheap prices and limited stock. A. C. Mcoll serves as sole agent for Julep Gum, while Lizsie Bturgeon Brown extends a temporary stay at 43 West Patrick. Friends’ annual meeting details and B&O Railroad fare sale to Ohio presented. train times and reservations to be obtained locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizsie Bturgeon Brown
West Patrick
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the Daily News
Emm Anc Mes
Ieee
Bare Cron
Lee Batt
Eurleeem
Cris
Peru
Bare
Bern
A. Barret
Pineler
Reuters
Westhee
Tee
Zoverez
D.C
W.L. Moonz
Bareau
Smith's
Aes Vee
Carty
Dry
John Hendrickson
Nef Myers Pisn
Operasion Tm Ieéunrie
Guresn
Pref. Thoms
X. MC. A
Truce Croulng
Colice
Israel
Bible Staly Club
Association
L Yagtink
Maggie Moore
Monterre Hospital
Satur
Joby Bimpron
E. L. Rows
Ite
Beaith
Fair Officials
Appointmenis
Washington's
Smith's Temple of Fancy
A. C. Mcoll
Friends
Barnes
Ohio
Ohio River
James H. Gam
Iaider Saks
Optician
Bosencur's
Keeizwa
North Mareay ST
Mullinix & Kemp
Moar Sau
Tazi
Patier
Ken
Joan His Drickeson
P.bladieg
Madium
F. Y. Staub
North Marest Street
Doll Brothers
North Market
Dae
Earon
Eason
Eyreky Peright
Pare Nis
Ladie
Imran Crildren
Reon « Reidig
Rolaa
Neidig
A. Ft
Rice & Sone
A. T. Rix & Soxa
James KE
Walker &Co
Walker & CO
Niv
Him Mings
Bit
Lancaster
Jas
Buffalo
Ssivhr Buffalo
West Pateck
Lanck
Draven
Chas, N
Sauer
Ney Unsinie
Brinsi
Niw
Tas
Dors
Baornens
AED
Benita
Masons
Svorranan
Duponts Scaulizs
Costa
OAL
Ciste Ai Haizowaze
Carda
ARWS
Sartholomsy
N. x. Bees
Agee
Lipps, Cor
Wout Patrick
Telegrepa Mn
Maaphona Eo
Frederik
SOTAL
Dee
Coxsse
CORSE
C.D. Dos
AB A. B. Barglut
Adee Cosco
Nema
OMLT
A. B. Hanarr
W.& Miller & CO
Miller
O&f
Kindling Wood
COLE
Era
WM. & Miller & CO
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