Fraternal Lodge Meetings and Schedule Notices
The Daily Times by Telegraph lists lodge meetings across Baltimore with days, halls, and street addresses. Lodges include CUMBERLAND Campment, Lover, Aurion Commandery, Coromac Lanes, Suerven Tawene, and others meeting at Odd Fellows Hall, Masonic Hall, or their halls on Baltimore Street, with meeting nights ranging Monday to Thursday and varying weeks.
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Cumberland Eacampment
Faeeze
Tiand
Odd Fellows
Aurion Commanpeny
Masonic Hall
Saiew Royal Anca Cuarren
Masonic
Local church listings And Sunday services across city streets
English Lutheran Church on Baltimore and Centre Ste Rev Holloway pastor preaches at 10 am with Sunday school and Wednesday lecture. Several other denominations including Methodist Episcopal on Centre Street and South Centre and Aston Street hold morning preaches at 10 30 am or 11 am with Sunday schools and midweek lectures. Catholic and German Catholic parishes around North Centre and Fayette Streets list daily mass and varied Sunday masses plus vesper services. A Jewish synagogue at Centre and Union Ste, and a colored chapel on North Centre St also provide regular services.
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English Lutheran Church
Baltimore and
Centre
Ste
HC. Holloway
Methodist
Charca
Centre Steel
Sam'l V. Leech
W. Leech
Polkst
Aingaley Chapel
Methodiat Episcopal
Rolfing Mill
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wedford Street
Henry Nice
A. Mande
Jdaptist Church
K. J Chandier
Fa. W
German Lutheran Church
Bedford Street
J.*. Conrads
St. Patrick's
Reabytician Church
North Alberty St
James D Fitewerald
Jemnuk Synagogue
Corner Centre
Union Ste. Mer
Marcue Boushelm
Yam
Drm
McKee Tree Chapel
North Centre St Hey
Eptusim Lawcon
Train Schedule Notice for Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Cumberland branch trains depart Eckhart Mines at 12 PM and 12:45 PM with arrivals at Tralee at 8:45 AM and 9:00 AM. Return trains from Tralee leave 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM, reaching Cumberland by 4:30 PM. Slack, Central Superintendent.
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Cumberland & Pennsylvania
St. R. P Bemouwer Tralee
Cumberland
Eckhart
Tam
Avegany Circuit Court Terms Announced
The Avegany Circuit Court lists civil terms beginning on the first Monday in January and July with additional sessions in April and October. The schedule shows term dates for civil business and related court activities.
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Avegany Somnay
le Orphate
Delivery and Mails Run Amid Postal Service Hours
An item outlines mail delivery and money order services with specific hours from 750 a. M. to 60 PM, noting stampe and letters handling. The text references various delivery windows and postal activities in a dated, formal tone.
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Hoult
Tuatho
Pittsburgh and Baltimore Railway Announces New Timetable
The Cumberland to Pittsburgh route updates show westward No. 10 Mail departing Cumberland at 9 15 am arriving Pittsburgh 5 35 pm. The Confluence Accommodation runs Cumberland to Confluence with morning departures and afternoon arrivals. The Confluence to Cumberland No. 1 Mail leaves Pittsburgh 6 35 am arriving Cumberland 2 10 pm. Master Transportation D D Angell notes timetable details.
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West
Am Mall
Sitar Peer
Ines Lowe
Sia
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Confluence
D. Angell
Telegraph
Mat
C. Sacene Paar
Taro Paca
Focata Paas
Queen City Savings Bank
Baltimore Street
Harbaugh
New Orleans Committee Drives Plan for Louisiana Reform
The New Orleans Committee aims to issue an exhaustive statement on Louisiana affairs after sending four members to Baltimore and New York to rally business support. Stokes trial continues with jury changes, juror Molloby removed. Rome reports updates as December 20 in London and New York outline political and legal news including King Victor Emmanuel and an arrest in obscene literature case.
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Gov. Lewis
Alabama
New Orleans
Louisiana
Baltimore
New York
Geo. Francis Train
G. W. Nichols
Train
The
League
Nichols
Ingraham
Nicholas
Broadway
New Orleans Citizens Seek Supreme Court Aid for Judicial Control
The New Orleans Citizens Committee plans to appeal to the Supreme Court to send Justice Bradley to New Orleans to oversee the Judicial Administration of the Circuit Court and have traveled to the Capital for this purpose. Also noted is a correction of Postmaster General telegraph line replacement cost estimates by the Western Union Telegraph Company.
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New Orleans
Superior Court
Bradley
Washincton
Supreme Court
Justice Bradley
Circuit Court
Associated Press
Western Union Telegrah Company
Post Master General
Orton
Chester
Gould Surrenders Erie Securities in Major Settlement
The Erie settlement centers on Gould surrendering securities worth between five and six million dollars. Documents show real estate deeds for the Grand Opera House and 28th 24th streets tracts valued at 2.4 million to be delivered tonight. Large oil orders await Council action at Oil City after the executive committee arranged with the news association.
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New York
Andrew Pletcher
Staten Island
Gov Fenton
Fletcher
Gould
Erie
Wilson
Duncan
Sherman
Travers
Barlow
Mr. Watson
Barbour
Grand Opera House
North River
Fisk
Erie Company
Opera House
News Association
Oil City
Boston Aldermen Deny Lecture License Amid Storm
At a special meeting the Board of Aldermen refused to grant Jones Woodhull and Claflin a license to lecture next week. A severe north easterly storm with rain and snow disrupted the day and caused minor incidents and railroad detentions. A recount in the mayoral race shows Henry L. Pierce elected over Wim Gaston by 79 votes with alleged fraud indicated.
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Boortox
Jones Woodhull
Claflin
Henry L. Pierce
Wim Gaston
Times Paper Seized In Bankruptcy Case In New Orleans
United States Marshal seized The Times newspaper today under Judge Durrell orders in the bankruptcy suit of J. McKee. McKee formerly partnered with Weed Wilters and Co. Seizure halted publication with 75 employees suddenly unemployed. No issue tomorrow. More developments expected.
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New Orleans
Times
United States Marshal
France Considers Second Chamber Of 250 Members
Paris reports say the French Government may propose a second upper chamber of 250 members while 500 representatives stay in the Assembly as the lower house. The plan, to be submitted by Thiers to a 30 member committee, reforming the legislature. Alice Moore tried for Jesse Pink murder. jury returns not guilty.
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Paris
Thiers
Choculvilla
Alice Moore
Jesse Pink
Weather Summary for Regions by Storm Signals 1872
Wan Department reports at 1 A M on December 21 1872 that New England and Middle States will have fresh to brisk northerly and westerly winds with clearing skies. South Atlantic States expect clearing but partly cloudy weather with lower temperatures and northwest to northeast winds. Gulf States will see northerly to easterly winds with generally clear weather. Kentucky and Tennessee may experience clear conditions from the Ohio Valley to Lake Erie and the Upper Lakes with northwest and southwest winds and cold air.
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New England
Middle States
South Atlantic States
Gulf States
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Lake Erie
Upper Lakes
Gould Gift Triggers Erie Boom on Wall Street and London
The Erie railroad gains massive property and securities from Jay Gould prompting intense trading in Erie shares. London markets report Erie fever and rising activity as money remains tight with call rates near 4 percent. The gold market fluctuates around 1112 to 1113, with the Assistant Treasurer disbursing 16000 in interest.
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Wall Street
N.Y
Jay Gould
Erie Railroad
London
Erie
Stock Exchange
Garrett County Election Notice for New County Seats
Notice to Garrett County voters of an election on January 7 1873 in districts 5 4 and 16 within the new county, with polling sites at Thomas Johnson’s house Thomas Garvey's Hotel and Simon Green's house, listing election judges for each site. The act provides for county officers to be elected and sheriff to give notice under Maryland law.
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Allegany
General Assembly of
Maryland
Eaid New County
Mew
Garrett County
Allegany County
Thomas Johnson
Samuel Johneon
Charles ©. Michaels
Joshua Farenbaker
Thomas Garvey
Bloomington
David Michael
William Kight, Jr
Wm. H. Barnard
Simeon Green
Norman Jacobs
Patrick Kavanaugh
Eardy
Garrett
Wille
The
Orphan’s Court
Richard L. Gross
Justice of the Peace
Justices of Justice of the Peace
Reies
John A. Scott
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Scott
Circuit Court
Randolph Sprigg
R. L. Grobs
Orphans’ Court
Samuel S. Russell
Esate
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Pacific & Atlantic Line
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Church Directory
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
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Thos Malloby
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Pita Hrute
Weather Report
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Gold Market and Stock Exchange
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Ratrance Op Fayette
Dickinson Commercial College
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A.M. Trimmer
Cumberland, Md
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Geo. Henderson
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Sear St
Dee
Borat
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Commissioners’ Meeting
Commissioneens
Alle Gany Country
Campentano
Hebb's Block
Second National Bank
DD. Armstrong
Cumberland, Me
Thomas Johns
Cemberland Md
H. Bloomenour
Balitimore
Warr
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Henry Bloomenour
Frostburg, MD
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Craigen
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