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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary notes recall birthplaces and events linked to Tennessee figures and places, though text is garbled. It hints at historical dates, names, and births associated with Arc Mountain and Emiberuk Auge tes, with incomplete identifiers and unclear context.
Fair and cooler tomorrow with possible local thunder tonight. W L Moors Chief of the Weather Bureau notes barometer rise from the Missouri Valley to Texas, fall east of the Mississippi, and energy near Lake Superior. Cool wave expected to reach Central Mississippi and Gulf valleys by Monday night, with heavy rainfalls reported in Duluth and St Paul.
New ads appear in today’s column with notices from Jolotin Hendrickson Rodock Neldig and N. Gargett. Democratic precinct references 2.0 and 3.0 noted along with sale of wood from B N Plummer and a house for rent. Theodore Bronner and W A Meloy list tenants and listings.
Misa Sadis Whiteford the pro actress will be the attraction at city place night with her brunette looks and graceful stage presence. She delivers lines with familiarity that wins public favor and earns applause. In private life she is a model young woman from Waitsford who enjoys walks and social activities. Seats priced during September range from 50 cents to 5 dollars.
The Republican nominating convention adjourned at 5.10 p m after a five hour session. Take News published a full three column report shortly after. A Republican stated there is some dissatisfaction with the ticket but noted little bitterness and belief all on the ticket will perform well. Some districts met late due to slow ballots.
A warm spell reduced ice supply as Frederick dealers struggled to serve regular customers late yesterday. Factories operated day and night but large cakes ran low, leaving many residents waiting for small quantities. The scene drew people from across the city hoping to obtain ice despite delays.
Sells Brothers big circus drew a large crowd in Frederick with two drcus performances on Saturday and Sunday. The show featured trick bicycle riding by the Stirk family, skilled horse acts, and a four ring layout. An accident in Hagerstown injured a performer, and several wagons and animals faced mishaps during setup and movement to Harrisonburg after the day’s receipts. The elephant aided a stuck wagon, and a wagon detachment momentarily blocked traffic before resuming its route.
Reported political primaries in Garrett county show Republicans and Democrats in contention amid a Talbot election official dispute. Notable local items include the eradication of an English Lutheran Church in Cumberland and a Frederick Electric Railroad plan to commence construction with a permanent route survey and right of way pursuit.
A small boy named Frankie Doll escaped serious harm after a dog attack outside a church. He sustained cuts and bruises but was not severely hurt, with bystanders helping until medical aid arrived. The event prompted caution near the churchyard and a brief police check.
A letter to the editor argues the Republican nominating convention should name a Frederick County judge for the Orphans' Court due to local knowledge and access to information. The writer criticizes the county’s influence, praises resident judges, and warns the system may invite corruption, urging adoption of a Crawford county style where candidates stand on merit.
Social event at M K E Church Friday by Epworth League for members and Isagae. Christian Workers camp meeting at Braddock Heights ends after a busy period with many Frederick visitors. Pleasant Hill Chapel hosts harvest services led by Dr G C Hasskarl with fine singing and abundant decor. All Saints Ep church services led by T B Bacon. Rev Osborne Ingle to return from vacation Saturday. evening service shifts to 730 and weekday hours adjust after next Sunday. Rt A Chapter signals meeting on Wednesday, October 2.
Multiple death notices and funeral reports from Philadelphia and nearby areas. Rev John W Perry, died yesterday at 1723 Venango St Philadelphia. Funeral from 10 20 P R H train and interment at Olivet Damstery. Rachel Ridgely widow of Lloyd Ridgely died in Washington DC, funeral at her son A Ridgely’s home, burial in Gisnwood. Infant Robert L son of Lee Holland died near Hopeland. funeral at Ope Hill Church conducted by Rev Forman. George W Peters died at 1529 East Fayette Baltimore. he was father of Mrs Parsons Miller.
Mr Christian Wilson shows improvement after four hours rest yesterday. Henry and Marion Pheobas of West Patrick street recover from typhoid fever. Mrs Wisener of West Patrick street is on the wick Hat. Miss McDonald, daughter of J V McDonald, has typhoid fever. Mr Christis Zimmerman stays home sick after a bee sting. Fred McCardell was stung about the face several days ago.
Delegates and central committee members were elected at Democratic primary meetings across Frederick County. The Basements of the Court House housed the Taverton gathering with chairs, secretary posts, and a motion to appoint twenty nine delegates to the convention. Delegates include Chas N Hargett Dr S F Thomas F M Faubel and others amid coordinated central committees for Mechanicstown and other districts. The delegation instructed to back Bernard Collisower for Judge of the Orphans Court.
Brief notes report a pension increase for John T. Hartsock of Catoctin in this county. The piece notes Middletown saw the hottest day of the summer with high temperatures around 100. A wagon accident on Patrick Street near the Square Corner damaged a shaft when a fall from a spring wagon belonging to Mr. Wechter of Walkersville occurred. Samuel S. Thomas, son of the late Col. C Keefer Thomas of Araby, has been nominated for the Virginia House of Delegates by the Clarke and Warren counties Democratic party.
The Circuit Court grants a divorce a vinculo matrimonii for Mrs. Susie Ann Goodenberger from Andrew Goodenberger. She may resume her maiden name Susie Ann Kane. Her late husband resides in Bazover, Pa. Jacob Rohrbsch acted as solicitor for Mrs. Goodenberger.
The article explores using central earth heat by drilling 12 000 to 15 000 feet to access geothermal energy. It suggests modern machinery could enable a 200 degree Celsius steam source, cooling costs and maintenance as main ongoing expenses, potentially powering homes.
Abstainers from Mea The Vegetarian seye emphasize meals centered on cabbage turnips currou potatoes and excluded birds seas fishes. Bread fruits peas beans and sodine raroce grace meals with health and strength while eggs oil butter and cheese may be added. A wide variety of dishes suits any occasion with good digestion and a clear conscience.
The Arabs estimate a colt’s growth height by two methods. One uses a cord from the nostril over the ears down the neck and compares it to the withers to feet length. The other compares knee to withers with knee to coronet, with growth predicted by proportional rules.
In five weeks Morley Roberts produced a 90000 word novel and revised an 83000 word draft, then wrote six short stories totaling about 100000 words, all set in the Lake District.
A Democratic Central Committee notice invites Precinct No. 3 voters to assemble at Democratic headquarters on West Patrick Street September 24 at 8 p m to organize a Democratic Club. Separate notice calls attendance September 26 to form another club. Also advertised are Niagara Falls excursion rates from local stations, with details for trips via Royal Blue Line and Lehigh Valley route and reduced excursion tickets to Atlanta Expo, with specific prices and travel dates.
The day remains exceptionally warm with no relief until night, a spell longer and hotter than usual for early September. Rev Dr S. C. Hasskara and congregants learn his accounts as pastor at Eathere Church are audited by Maryland Synod appointees and found correct and in order. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cited for remarkable cures and vitality claims. Girls who bake bread in the area recognized for quick success with CerKersville roller flours and related products.
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