Pews and meetings mark Montgomery county notices
Montgomery County items note a Baptist church business meeting in Barnesville on Saturday September 26 at 3 PM. Local notes include deaths, school moves, a Rockville post office clerk exam winner, a Glen Echo collision, a Potomac district infant death, and plans for church building, school openings, and Sunday school conventions.
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The
Baptists Hoarch
Barnesville
Gea
James Connell
Rockville
Glen Fcho
Carroll and
Lyon
James D. Gingile
Potomac District
Anderson Offutt
Nicholas D. Offutt
Princeton
New Jersey
Princeton College
Demond
Philemon Smith Lansdale
Edgar Falks
R. Blanche Falks
Garthersburyr
Itl Tamsport
Dickinson Semary
Berry’s
Laytonsville
Spencerville
Beioning
Katie Pyles
B . Pyles
Poolesville
Issteek
Winchester
Winchester Semary
Mary Moore
Parke P
Mary M. Flournoy
Athesda Church
Richard D. Clagett
Gaithersburg
Dutien
Clagett
Lowe
Wm. Lowe
Potomac Chapel
J. C. C. ‘Ower
Elmore Fower
Charles Bliott
Derwood
Aptist
Lielbourne
Benson Talbot
Elms
William R. Gaither
Bir
John C. Owete
Alexander Roome
Darnestown
Broome
Rodgers
M. E.hurch
South
John Bary
Boyd
Henry
Germanwa
Altimore Conference
Arrisonvarg
Amusements Certificate Sale Prompts Midmont Alarm
A notice in The Daily News lists a 2am sale of amusements tied to a certificate by Moomes. The Midmont alarm is mentioned as part of the event, indicating local concerns or safety considerations.
Market Chat Reports Strange Harvests and Prices Across Town
In a bustling market column, buyers face warm weather affecting pork demand while peaches look dusty and apples linger. The piece notes varied produce like pears grapes and cucumbers, with pickling and canning underway. A Maryland diary of odd finds in a seven pound bass reveals a high hat and other odd contents, while a Bethesda Park tournament lists winners and brides in a colorful regional recap.
Fertilizer Shipments Boost Totals at Local Factories
Fertilizer manufacturers in this city face delays as cat shortages hamper shipments. An earlier News report omitted 1606 tons from Mr W R Steiners factory, pushing total shipments toward 10 000 tons—the largest from this point to date. Silting the Trees: Shenandoah Valley pine timber is dying from an insect outbreak. millions of feet killed as tree tops are attacked, leaving vast Ceac land visible from passing trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R Steiner
Shenandoah Valley
Ceac
Eagle Attacks man as giant bird killed in defense
About a week ago Cyrus Smith of Good Hore was attacked by a large bird he managed to kill. The creature measured ten feet ten inches from tip to tip and is believed to be an eagle, officials say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Smith
Pastors Talk for Young Men on Dishonesty
Gill will deliver the third in a series of plain talks to young men at the association rooms tomorrow at 3 20 p m His subject is dishonesty and will focus on character and ethics in daily life.
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Gill
Association Rooms
Collision at Timber Grove Delays Trains and Wounds Crew
A passenger train and a freight train on the Frestern Maryland Railroad collided at Timber Grove station, seventeen miles from Baltimore. Brakeman William Lantz was scalded and jaw broken. other crew members suffered cuts and bruises. The Emory Grove passenger service left Havens Station at 4 p.m. No. 14 freight from Williamsport, Pa, was eight hours late and failed to clear the track in time. Dynamics and injuries described, with crews evacuated and the line cleared by noon.
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Frestern Maryland
Timber Grove
Baltimore
William Lantz
Emory Grove
Hiven
Willismesport
Derr
Ute
Agaivel
Harvea Mille
Saginan
Saginan, Was Put On the Few and Braned “Ine
Trenca
MR Iet
Wae Lyatz Wes
Esktime
Toundsy
The Girl Abult Town Politics in a Scribal Snapshot
A fragmented Mary Jane column cheerfully mocks local politics and newspaper glamor, listing candidates and portraits. It notes Major Tyler as likely clerk and parodies town notables from Shafer to Zimmerman, with humor about peaches, wine, and a Buckeystown feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Tyler
Carlton Shafer
Bkoogle
Fitehugh
Brr
Lindsay
Stauffer
Willie Wueoxon
Eddie
George Myer
Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Grocers
John Eisenhauer
Weather Crop Bulletin: Dry Heat Impacts Middletown and Towns
Weather report for Middletown Fredericks New Market and Mechanicstown this week ending Sept 23 1801 from Johns Hopkins Central Office Baltimore Md notes dry conditions with temperatures 92 to 94. Corn ripening and being cut while seeding is hindered by dryness. rain needed in several areas. overall crop maturation favorable though seeding obstacles persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Middletown
Frederics
Arrests for Shooting Crap and Disorderly Conduct
Jerome Henderson, Charles Swanley and William Snowden, all colored, were arrested and brought before Meyer Bruner on the charge of shooting crap and disorderly conduct. They were each fined $3.35, which was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Henderson
Charles Swanley
William Snowden
Meyer Bruner
Key Tournament Association Receives Donor Gifts
The Key Tournament Association reports receiving 200 dollars from H W Wolfe and Co of Baltimore and one dollar from J Seal a traveling salesman for Blood Bros and Wright of Petersburg Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key 3Rounment Association
H.W. Wolfe & Co
Baltimore
J. Seal
Blood Bros. & Wright
Petersburg
News of the Churches in Frederick County
Services and meetings across Frederick County churches are listed for Sunday and the coming week. Messages include revivals at Mt Zion Sandsy, Epworth League at Walkersville, Lutheran and Reformed services, confirmations at St Mary's, and Harvest Sermons at Middletown and Braddock.
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Mt. Zion
Sandsy
Walkersville
Y Springs
Epworth Leasee
Walkershire
Toe Lakes’ Aid Saclay
Rocky Thage Willow
Tecutzs Ua
Churea
Lutherss
Forgille
R. N. Hora
Sabillasville
Glade
WC. T. 0
Woodsboro
M. Bench
Stolen Reformed
Pleasant Hill
United Brethren Sunday School
Enterprise
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. T. House
All Saints’ P. EL Church
Cardinal Gibbons
Ciearepring
Intearene
Miss Trimble Accepts Orphans for Balthmore School
Miss Trimble takes ten orphans for instruction at Balthmore school in Foochow. A district secretary in Colorado expresses interest in supporting a boarding school venture led by King Woo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Trimble
Balthmore School
Foochow
Colorado
King Woo
A Feature of the Fair Adds New Public School Department
A feature of the fair introduces a public school department with premiums for map drawings of the United States Maryland North America Europe Asia and for instrumental drawings and risers. County teachers and pupils show keen interest and expect to deliver creditable exhibits, with works already sent to the court house echo committee for proper display in the grounds exhibit room.
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United States
Maryland
North America
South Amerca
Europe
Assaud Asia
Echo
Sigters Ottee
Tee
Man Shot After Drinking Spree in Ellicott City
Lee Myerly was shot by Harry Parlett Thursday night near Simpsonville in the bedroom of the Randolph Ridgely house. Parlett, drunk, claims no clear memory of the act. Doctors Rogers and Clee attend, fearing shot fragments near the heart as officials in Ellicott City investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druk
Lee Myerly
Harry Parnett
Zarmo
Randolph Ridgely
Simpsonville
Mr. Myerly
Drs. Rogers
Clee
Parlett
Bre. McCauley
Fr. Dauivile
Piu Uel
Myerly
Parrctt
Ellicott City
A Big Attraction The Midnight Alarm at City Opera House
A new comedy drama The Midnight Alarm by James W. Harkins Jr will be staged at City Opera House on Wednesday September 30 The Philadelphia Ledger notice from May 12 1801 notes a dramatic production featuring a steam engine scene as part of a sensational act Critics report the audience thoroughly enjoyed the performance with applause and encores and the cast received strong reaction from the crowd
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City Opera House
Philadelphia Ledger
James W. Harkins, Jr
Wattonredhe Igs Mga
New Store Opens in Market and Second Streets
A clothing and gents furnishing goods shop opens in the northwest corner of Market and Second, with 18 by 40 foot room, neat stock, latest styles, reasonable prices, and a souvenir for every visitor. Also notes a Supreme Bench decision on residency rules and personal mentions of traveling visitors. Factories report qu antities of succotash, tomatoes, and packing activity at McMurray and Frederick Packing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wineberg
Rooom
Market
Second Streets
Wineberg
McMurray
PA. KR
Frederick Packing Company
Hunters Return With Fine Lot Of Birds From Frederick Trip
John Stonesifer and Mr. Williams of Hanover Pennsylvania joined Mr. Geo Mulhorn and Mr. F T Rhodes on a gunning expedition in Frederick last Thursday. They returned that evening with a fine lot of birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Melvis
Washington, D. C
Albert Diehl
Aon
Charlestown
W. Va
Sharpeburg
Antietam
Boonsboro
Frederick
C. Hermann
West South Street
John Stonesifer
Mr. Williams
Hanover
Geo. Mulhorn
F. T. Rhodes Algo
Gas fixtures contract awarded for church building
The contract for gas fixtures for the Evangelical Lutheran church Sunday School building is awarded to a Baltimore firm. Fixtures will be installed within the next three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Mullinix and Kemp Dry Goods Celda Cloths Arrive
Among late arrivals in this department is a handsome lint of Celda cloths at 125 cis per yard, resembling goods four times their value.
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Celda
News of the State and Local Highlights
A sweeping brief of Delaware affairs and Maryland notes. Topics include Dover’s firm gains, river conditions on the Susquehanna, cadet examinations at St John’s College, government actions, local court dates, mail contracts, and peach shipments from Edgemont to Cincinnati. Also listed are various real estate transfers in Frederick, Brunswick, and surrounding locales.
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Dover
Gsicer
St. Joke's College
Congressant Hayner
Esicealuils
Nasal
Chesapeake
Obio Casal
Jackson
Act
Albert A. Marebell
Gottreur Wattson
Penesyhania
George Fields
Salisberg
Perry F. Fields
McLane
We Come
Chestertown
Annapolis
South River
Obligation
West River
Sudley
Ance Arunde
Counly
A. Meyett
Baltimore County Grand Joy
Frederick
Death notices from Emmitsburg and Ohio
The column records multiple obituaries and notices: Lawrence Edward Adalsberger infant son in Emmitsburg, Michael Click and Timothy Shean of Emmitsburg district with Mt. St. Mary’s College Church funeral references, A. M. Stern a Cincinnati native later United States assistant treasurer, and Mrs Mary R Solman of Chillicothe Ohio, aged 83, widow of Frank A. Solman, with Browning family connections noted.
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Taree
Emmitsburg
Lawrence Edward
F. A
Jeanie M. Adalsberger
Michael Click
Mt. St. Mary's College
Timothy Shean
Woath
A.M. Stern
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hayes
United States
Solman
Mary R
Frank A. Souman
Chilicothe
Jonathan Browning
Liberty
William H. Nicodemus
The
Ciy
D. Monroe Browning
Colored Republicans Resolve Loyalty at City Meeting
At a city gathering of colored Republicans the group adopted resolutions denouncing alleged conspirators sowing discord within the colored ranks and expressed loyalty to the Republican party.
Patterns and Bargains Push Toward New Year Deals
Readable text hints at new patterns and four great bargains. The speaker urges action with a call to be among the buyers. Ambiguity limits specifics but emphasizes value and timely purchase.
Carpet Department Offers Largest Variety of New Rugs
Mellinez & Beep promote a wide selection of velvet, body Brussels, and tapestry carpets in Uvaly this week. Consumers urged to visit and inspect offerings before ordering.
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Brussels
Uvaly
RODOCK AND NED Trade Notice Fragment
The fragment references RoDock and Ned and Roce and NxIDIG in a damaged trade notice. It mentions inspection and department related terms with unclear entities and no clear action or date. The readable portions suggest a commercial notice from Wimebrewer & Co and mentions Ourfew Pallectro.
Local Whats and Sickness Report from Town
Messrs Charles Teoreas Marker V Dot and others were out on a sale outing near Cottingham. Fred Bluntson and Jobs Ash reported. Mrs Leung and party returned from a joint excursion. Mr Jobe Byerly returned home from hospital in Baltimore not much improved. Mr Hares Lambright and Prof C W Ely are indisposed with illness.
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Piwatorigh
Chas
Teoreas
Cottuiby
Bae Bass
Fred Bluntson
Jobs Ashrac
Gried Gherr
Charles Firestone
William Gritlin
Sid
Roger Leung
Tuu
AC McCartell
Hares Lambright
West Patrick Street
Jobe Byerly
Baltimore
C. W. Ely
Convention of Young Men in Baltimore Holds Third Annual Session
The Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip met in the First Reformed Church in Baltimore for its third annual convention. Rev. Dr. E R Eschtach of Frederick spoke on Young Men's work in light of the Heidelbere Confession. Officers for the coming year were elected. A tea reception for delegates was planned for the evening. Rev. S M Bench of Walkersville attended. Marriage Licenses issued to William W Truman and Amanda E Speaka of Barketsville, and Sylvester Bowman of Buckeystown with Lydia Williams of Hopeland, both couples listed as colored.
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African Bethodist Episcopal Church
Hagerstown
Wm. M. Irvine
Franklin & Marshall College
Lancaster
P. Bergstreaser
D. D
Lutheran Church of
J. John’s Catholic Church
Holy League of the Sacred Heart
Mt. Pleasant
T. F. Hoffmier
WH. F. Dittmar
Jefferson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Prince George's
Cheries
St. Mary’s Parish
St. Bars’s City
William and Mary
Poplar Hill
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Fayette Street Church
Baithnore
Thassois
EB. Stevens
R. R. Battee
Foochow
Madras
Isabel Hart
Crook
Rawlings
Morgan
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
First Reformed
William W. Truman
Amanda E. Speaka
Barkettsville
Sylvester Bowman
Buckeystown
Lydia Willams
Hopeland
B and O to Sponsor Woodstock Democratic Mass Meet
The B&O R R offers one fare round trip from Baltimore Frederick and intermediates for a Democratic mass meeting and basket picnic at Woodstock on Thursday October 1. A special train departs Baltimore at 10 a m returning Woodstock 8:20 p m. Speakers include Brown Gorman Pea Dalley Ford and others with an evening ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
B&o, R R
Baltimore
Frederick
Howard
Carroll
Frank Brown
Arthur Pp. Gorman
John P. Pea
Marion Dal. Smith
Alr
J. Frank Ford
Clerk of Court of Appeals
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Montgomery County
Mary- 4
Tom Eyler
Clarence Dudreard
Frank Stresburger
Orphars
Samuel J. Simmons
Howard Asford
the Daily News
Beederick
McCunroce
Feesa. Ae
UDAY
Thos
Fred Kopp
Mary Jene
Dick Dutrow
Aac
Ore
Jake Notnagie
S Masner
Buck Haller
Greesfield Minzes
Dewrhen
Prirehias
Abe McDaniel
Noah E. Cramer
Nash
Jake Rosenstock
George Washington
Adam Mountain
Stoopville
Alexandra
William Tell
Stuttgardt
Germany
Emerson W
Bethesda Park
Virginia
District of Columbia
C.L. Rogers
Baltimore County
Katherine Schneider
Washington
Flora Lerman
T.5 Gaeper
Mary Slack
Mary Jane
Nol
Taz News
Weill
Dave Brengle
Willard Keller
Jon
News OF the Churches
J.H. Barb
Rocky Ridge
United Brethren Church
Rev. Castle
Jeferson
Lutheran
Lutheran Foreign Missionary Society of
Stone Church
Nionville
Y.M.C.T
C. L. Kennard
Trinity M. E. Church
Kennard
Montevue Hospital
Episcopal Chapel
Mechanicstown
Whittingham
Catoctin Furnace
Lutheran Sunday School
East Second Street
H. L. Baugher
Gettysburg
Burt
Harlan
Duffy, Stewart and Wright
Supreme Bench
City Court
Messrs
Conway W. Sams
Bryan, Jr
Peter J. Campbell
John C. Rose
Charles J. Bonaparte
Mullinix
DRY Goods Department
News OF the State
Clockiworth
Edgemont
D. H. Best
N. Market 8
James E. Walker & CO
Walbes
Mellinez & Beep
Rodock & Ned
Roce & Nxidig
Gucocsore
D.C. Wimebrewer & Co
Barsaixs
Kruimm Eos Neidig
John Hendrick Son
John Hendrickson
Geo. A. Gilbert
Glesbats
Gilberts
North Market St
Norih Market ST
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