Printing Bids for Tinting Contract Awarded in 1892 Session
Five bids were opened for tinting at the 1892 Annapolis session. Charles H. Baughman of Frederick won with a $9,500 bid and bond of $30,000 approved. Other bidders included William Mabbott & Co. Annapolis, King Bros. Baltimore, Jorge Melvin Annapolis, and Brewer & Co. Annapolis. Some withdrawals occurred and bid withdrawals required bidder approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Charles H. Baugh
Frederick
William Mbbott & Co
King Bros
Baltimore
Jorge Melvin
FBR. Brewer & Co
Mr. Baughman
Bond
L. Victor Baughman
J. Williamman
James Young, Dulany Co
J. W. Bond & Co
Baltore
Melvin
Hines
James ‘Onng
R. Spencer C. Jones
Firemen Escape as Factory and Elevator Burn in Milwaukee
Sept 2 report of a disastrous blaze at a chemical factory and the adjacent Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul elevator in Milwaukee. Firemen were saved after a perilous ascent, with several injured and a stack of buildings and an elevator destroyed. Insurance figures not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cey
Uitis
Denzer
Chivazo, Milwaukee and
Canterbury
Captain Lent
Charlies Mitchell
John Guise
William Cole
Foster
Willan Malone
Pierre
Nicholas Love
Hanley
Kelly
Hremen
Mitchell
Bozén
Eleventh Avenue
Washington
Third Streets
Demi-Mobile
Ida Dorsey
Palace of Sin
Panic at Hammony Baptist Church kills teen in Florida
In Jackson, Florida, a nighttime panic at the Hammony Baptist Church during a revival caused a gas problem and crush injuries. About 500 worshippers, many negro, frantically crowded the exit. Maggie Clark, 16, died. several others severely injured as medic availability and crowd dynamics complicated escape. the incident drew nearly 2000 onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Tiles
Fla
Hammony Baptist Church
Uztog
Wowlan
Wrest State Street
Diany
Maggie Clark
Personal notices from Brunswick residents and visitors
Rev Father Galecy sails for Batimore while many locals travel to attend funerals and visit relatives. Notables include Cardinal Gibbons returning to Baltimore, George Dawson and William Anderson heading to South Dakota, and Brunswick residents buying horses, meetings with officials, and hotel arrivals. A water privilege sale to the B&O Railroad for 6000 dollars will supply Brunswick’s main water needs via a dam and pipeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Galecy
Batimere Tits
Dncol Gladail
Garr Coubts
Lutfurmerts
Bentaczy
Eugene Fevan
Alyerton
Howard County
Nee Brooker
Baltimore
Willism Ebbets
Cardinal Gibbons
Borger Mohler
Washington, D. C
Braddock
Samuel A. Bury
Trdiare
Unionville
W.T. Glessner
Hagerstown
William Updegraff
M. Y. Dahleren
Dahlen
Washington
Gertie Steansburg
Johnshire
Lewis Bentz
South Market Street
Hienare
Winder
F. W. E. Dorsey
East Second Street
Abs
Wm. Haines
Elmer Hall
Cot. Vannort
President Barrison
George M. Gittinger
George Roogle
Middletown
P. F. Kussmaul
William F. Staley
Buckeystown
Minneapolis
William Server
C. Staley
Freight Blockade Delays Trains at Frederick Junction
A freight blockade held Frederick Junction this morning at 6 20. The early mail train arrived at 8 40, over two hours late. The Winchester train was switched to the north track at Lime Eln and again at the Junction. Freight traffic on the B B&O is listed as 50 Istge with daily blockades and delays noted. Baltimore papers arrived in the city at 9 10.
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Frederick Junction
Winchester
Lime Eiln
Baltimore
Pen-Mar Hotel Erection and Seasonal Highlights
News From Pen-Mar reports Mr John B Crout will build a new hotel with one room and open next spring. Pen-Mar closes October and Blue Mountain House October 2. The resort season was the longest and most successful, with a large wild cat sighting near Mt Qafran noted as not a lynx but two genuine wild cats observed near the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar
Pen- Mar
John B. Crout
Blue Mountain House
Mt. Qafran
Frederick Artillery Organizes Militia Battery
The Frederick district forms a light artillery battery with W. C. Keller as captain Hammond Unmer as first lieutenant and A. How ard as second lieutenant. The unit has 44 men and seeks recognition as part of the State militia via a special legislative act sought by the members. Adjutant-General Howerd indicated success is likely. Journalism: The Weskeraville Enterprise is now selling a patent outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
W. C. Keller
Hammond Unmer
Howard
Miiis
Howerd
Deadly Wrecks Hit Pittsburg and Western and Spain
A collision near Zeltenople in Butler County killed seven including engineer John Houghton and six Italian laborers after a work train was struck by a following unit. At Burgos and San Sebastian in Spain, a collision between express and goods trains killed fifteen and injured thirty as a telegraph error misled signal crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastly
Pittsburg
Uisun
Secon
John Houghton
Engineer Houghton
En Javer
Childen
Joe Hibensh
Mat Gertiesch
John Wenner
John Ossios
John Burke
John Soleroy
Spain
Mapain
Burgos
San Babastien
Foxiab Gat
Fire Near Jefferson Burns Steiner Brothers Store and Stock
A large storehouse and the Eagle Mule store at Jefferson belonging to Steiner Brothers Milling Company were destroyed by fire at 10 this morning. Losses are estimated at 1,500 for the building and 1,800 for stock, with partial insurance. The main residence, barn, and estridge house were saved. The firm plans to rebuild promptly. Also notes political meetings with Republican and Democratic primaries and district convention details in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Steiner Brothers’ Milling Company
Eagle Mule
Steiner Brothers & Fine
Steiner
Frederick
Court House
City
DaGrange
GW. Glessner
J. Dennia Murphy
W. A. Woodward
George W. Grove
Charles B. Fox
Millard F. Perry
W.W. Fleming
H.T. Kline
William, H. Ramabarg
Iiliam H. Nicodemus
C. J. ©. Lampe
Edward Nusz
Mr. A. Woodward
John HO. Griffin
Local Happenings and Travel Plans
The sick list reports Master Albert son of bir Harry Dyer of East Fourth Street, Mr. Joseph Walsh, Mrs. Robert G. McPherson of East Second Street, and Miss Addie Davis of East Patrick Street. John White & Sons of Moreland Stock Farm announce tomorrow shipment by P R BR to Boston Ma for breeding horses entered in a major sale next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Harry Dyer
East Fourth Street
Joseph Walsh
Robert G. McPherson
East Second Street
Addie Davis
East Patrick Street
Baltimore
Messrs
John White & Sons
Moreland
This County
Tommorrow
P. R BR. & Est
Boston
Maia
Factories report slow day and odd totals in Frederick area
News notes yesterday at canning plants McMurray sey processed tomatoes and gaccotash while Frederick Packing Co produced lima beans and tomatoes. The registration officers logged three day totals with qualified voters 21, dead and stricken 46, as a local memo in Frederick Gistzier area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
McMurray Sey
Frederick Packing Company
Frederick Gistzier
Local notices and odds by Frederick and surrounding region
A compact roundup of community items from Frederick and nearby areas notes meetings of political clubs in Frederick and Carroll counties, school board actions, stockholder assemblies in Lavanay and Predoctor Estoice Damasco, and charity contracts. It also mentions harvests, threshing, a peach tree yield, repairs to pavements, a new delivery wagon, and local social events with dances and picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loval
Vickhelders
Wehr
Maryland
Baltimore
Artour Smith
Lune
Gettysburg
Columbus
Ringold
Frederick Democratic Club
Republican Club
Montgomery County
Lavanay
Estoice Damasco
Citizens’ National Bank
Board of Charities and Correction
Montevue
Buckeystown
Biue Beard
Mechanicsville
Carroll County
Joaisk Pierce
Washington
Charles J. Lewis
Renmery
Frederick
Clarendon
Donley County
Texas
Ralph Jefferson
Democrats
C. EB. Cline & C
H. C. Worman
Unionville
J. C. Walker
Ilisa Peltingail
Mt. Pleasant
Hyattatown
East Church Street
Fisher
Motter’s
Groff Halil
Alma Haines
Highland Bills
Union Foundry and Machine Works
Rechsel A. Webster
Braddock
Agricultural Society
Potomac
Jas
Benson
Laytonsville
Rockyiet
Charles Millican
Duifea
Pensioners show total rolls and benefit costs for year
The annual report of the pension commission details 675,160 pensioners on the rolls as of June, with breakdowns by category such as widows and children of soldiers, navy and army invalids, and survivors of various wars. It notes payments made on 151,180 claims, total disbursements of $115,854, and a projected deficiency of about $900,000 for examiner fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ws Army
Ponouers
Navy
Tia
la A
Sass
Treasury
Special Prayer Days For Sunday Schools Observed
A 1891 notice from the Benday School Union of London outlines October 18 19 as special prayer days for Sunday schools. It calls for morning private intercessory prayer 7 to 8, teacher prayer meetings, sermons on Sunday school claims, shortened afternoon services with prayers and addresses, and post service gatherings for thanks and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrick Q Mausbasp
In Is
London Union
Raghu
Edulors
Tam
Griffith
Frank Woops
Wet. A. Barer
Homeward Pride From Oblo Soldier Home Ohio
Letter from Oblo, Germantown, Ohio praises the Dayton Soldiers Home near Dayton, noting its size, 4860 inmates, lakes, dining halls and rooms, and rail access. The writer urges tributes to veterans, praises Ohio’s future governor Major McKinley, and mentions adoption of the Australian ballot system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OID
Tar News
Gynaantown
Onto
Mary- Jang
Af Dayton
Dayton
Obia
McKinley
Ohio
United States
Calvis Staley
Germantown
Brownsville Church Adds 26x feet Expansion
EpIscopal church in Brownsville enlarging by 26x feet. Rev E R Bechbach to assist dedication in Cleveland Ohio Sunday. Rev A J Gill of M E Church to conduct reparatory services tonight at 7:20. Quarterly meeting starts in Unionville stone church tomorrow. Ladies Aid of Boonsboro to host musical Saturday Oct 3. Confession of children not yet made first communion to be heard at St John Catholic tomorrow 3 p.m. Services at Mechanicstown Episcopal chapel Sunday 10.30. Rev Whittingham sermon titled Will a Man Rob God. Evening prayer at Catoctin Perrece 7:20. Ministerial Institute at Reedysville in progress week. Rev W L Martin of Slyersville named treasurer for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Bechbach
Cleveland
A. J. Gill
M. E. Church
Stone
Unionville
Winette Tee
Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Boonsboro
St. John's Catholic Church
Episcopal Chapel
Mechanicstown
Sandat
Whittingham
Catoctin Perrece
Reedysville
W. L. Martin
Slyersville
Herrea
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S&le
SIATY
Nsnonet Bank Tock
Snares Preverck Country National
McErstome Dever
Fitek Ace
Loews
Srecerex
Catnneanasinetasgaanaann
Mitsikc
Ry PeaeGus
Feomadkwiw
Tits Otter
Mary Lesse
Mi Carmel Church
Pearl
P.O. Fred. Co
C. Ggpy
Bucsey & Firatene
Peedert_s
Mayer
John Bowe
N. B
D.C
No48
Fifth Street
Epi
Assim
South Marketet
J. B. Thomas & Son
Thira Street
Fromke
F. A. Ordeman
Park Mills
Frederick Co
West Patrick St
W. Starr
Patrick St
WestSeb Street
Addition
West Patrick Sleugidtt
South Market
Patrick
the News
McSherry
Lynch Court
Bir AL. Williard
Sabillesville
John Gali
Weat Sabilles
Columbus Club
Staunton
Wimsburg
Jess
Martinsburg
Shannon
Ecrge
Magise Turner
Ginserris
Nation
Cour
Boe
He “Hte
Peri
Orry Horer
C. V. Daiger
J. W. Burnham
J. W. Pyle
Geo. P. Thomas, Jr
O. T. Shreve
C. H. Selby
L. Hoy
L. E. Ladd
Geo.s. Abraham
W.H. Zorns
L Taylor
Philadelphia
F. Crawford
Batavia
B. Schwartzkopf
J. C. Leggett
J. H. Shrape
N. Y
Wm_ Decker
R. H. Gladfelder
Pennsylvania
J. E. Stonesifer
J. H. Flemming
Hanover
H. BE. Copeland
Cincinnatti
W. Leach
Troy
M. Terry
B. W. Hendrickson
D. C
Danin Hovar
R L. Craycroft
New York
George Helak
W.H. Shriver
York
C. EK. Helvenstine
J. D. France
Belson
J. W.grove
Wiliam Thompson
C.j.mccarty
Columbia
W.R. Cox
D. E. Leamer
Gsorr
K. L. Slagle
Brunswick
Wire
Lovettsville
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Weskeraville Enterprise
Hee Azafs
Pittsburg and
Wester: Road
By & Freight—Arme
Cromwall Staley
Bucktora
Vt Anges Remy Fe
Pensioners
Moscow
Paul
Bari
Pauli Ree
Pinesides
Alexantra
Cogs
Ang
Altyva
Girard Liery
Adam Blass
Echuylki
Waa
Hoxforx
Elphia
Sones
Ateta
Nevis
Episcopal Church of
Brownsville i
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