Personal notices from Balti m, W ashington and Frederick
A string of brief items lists Robert Campbell and family visiting the city from Bal- Users, Taoman Woile from Washington DC, Charles W. Birley home from Tale College, and others in Frederick. Mentions of Miss Mary Norwegie returning from Philadelphia and Washington, local visits by Edward Shiner, Lee Butcher, Jennie Duine, John Backey, F J Lewis, Thomas AL Balle, Wm C Birley and Rose Birley, Elsie Birley, Mien Mary Maultby, Sarah Burrall, Kelchner of Rockville, plus potential Baltimore and Maryland College baseball involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Campbell and Son
Taoman Woile
Wankington
D. C
Charles W. Birely
Tale College
Gacer Firestone
Baltimore
Cig
Edward E Shiner
Lee Butcher
Madison Avenue
New York
Mary Norwegie
Philadelphia
Waaktegien
Crome, Jr
D.C
William D MecCleery
Chicago
Brown
Cornelis Hillary
Knoxville
Thia County
Thomas Schley
Second Street
Jennie Duine
Waterford
Heraister
Chas
E. Walter
East Third Street
John Backey
Frederick
the Nations Hotel
Washington
Ciy
F. J. Lewis
Thomas AL. Balle
Bovineas
Wm C Birely
Rose Birely
Elsie Birely
P. B.C Birely
Mary Maultby
Wm. P. Mauleby
Sileses Carter
Ostontville
Mies
Sarah Burrall
Fresburg
Mian Maulsby
Ench
Guring Bester
Kelchner
Rockville
Maryland School
Maryland College
Centra Ante Ie Giutatog
Health report of March by Health Officer Maynard
The March health record lists interments at 81 and deaths at 28, with demographic splits and age ranges. Causes include heart disease eight, kidney disease one, pneumonia one, contagious diseases with measles 278, scarlet fever one, typhoid fever one, and other illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Real estate sold at City Hotel auction today
Auctioneer Capt Water Saunders sold a house located 14 miles east of Frederick on the Baltimore pike to Thomas Dinterman for 720 dollars. The sale was conducted for Mr. Jonas Motter and took place at the City Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt Water Saunders
City Hotel
Constant Visitor Promoted By Stomach Bitters Ad
An advertising block touts Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a cure for rheumatic pains and many ailments. It features testimonials from Chas. B. Hood and J.D. Brown praising its efficacy for coughs, colds, and related disorders, claiming it boosts appetite and sleep and aids recovery from exhausting illnesses. Other endorsements mention use by a hotel guest and a Columbus broker, urging persistent trials of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pato
Governor Lowndes Ends Work Friday and Names Senator
The article notes Governor Lowndes will not work on Good Friday and has certified the election of Wellington as United States Senator. It also mentions a mix of local race results, arrest reports of oyster captains, and political appointments or refusals, all reflecting state political activity and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverest
Bere
Torre Yemenis
Bomerset
Cossty Beges
Howard County
Besster Day
Tapreen
Willard Howard
Hhis
William M. Potter
Congrima
Ce Mo
Lowndes
Conaremamen Wellington
United States
Washington
Strawberries and people in summer time tour notes
A breezy travel letter from Umaton to Frederick recounts warm weather in Texas towns Houston and Galveston, strawberry stands at five to eight cents a quart, and local scenes with families and old friends. It mentions Easter cards traveling long distances, a physician incident in Indiana, and multiple product ads including Cough Remedy and Beautifier Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam News
Umaton
Tseas
Bualseas
Houston
Galveston
Frederick
Alveston
Fearhake
Texas
John Fearhake
Charley Libbers
John Efaenhanear
W J TU Meeting Report and Health Notices
A brief Frederick notice reports a W J TU meeting at AEEL church Tuesday at 7:15 pm. It mentions possible visit by Francis Willard, World President of the WCTU, on Friday afternoon April 10. The meeting thanked church entities for use of space and a piano loan, with routine adjournment. Separate health notes count 73 measles cases in March and emphasize reporting to health officer Dr Maynard. Advertisements urge New Great Sourm Cure for kidney and bladder relief and Pan-Tina for respiratory issues, sold by Steiner Bros. Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Tcc.pi of
Aiien’s
Worth
W. J. TU
AEEL
Mies Francis B. Willard
Women's Christian Temperance Orion
Frederick
Presbyterian Church
M. Ramsburg
Dragout
Steiner Bros
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the Daily News
Michael B. Bowers
Mary E Bowers
Frederick City
Maria Geitinger
George E Gitlingers
Soward D. Fuckinger
Jacob M. Newman
E M Gilbert
Caroline
Wisco Tc
Norris
Siczleton E Stull
W. J. Boelsay
Dantet E Roelzey
Fehtig
California Fig Syrup Co
Harmo
Erie Medical
Buffalo,n.y
Ramons
Brown Mf Y. Co
Greeneville, Tenn
Albert L. Pearre
Mr. Eoward Cowns
Hollins St
Dean Pbrscians
Iever
Toler
W. Fisher
Sa. Ser. W. Pgeer
Cots
Aeli
Washington, D
Jas. Droneburg
East South Street
Eve
Etts Gideon
Becca Haller
Alms Halse
Maud Crom
Mollie Yinger
Daley Miller
Mesura
Wille Fieber
Harry Walling
Odis Andernon
George
Harry Kolb
George Lowe
Harry Xinger
Groff Park
Messrs
Walter Ely
Frank Engle
Wm McDevitt
Coates
Chas. B. Hood
Apont
Coltumbus
Ohio
A. J. Pearves Drug Store
Fa Suse Oy
Aivert Pearrs
Etphiso Suilding
Karl
Albert L. Ar Bromwe
Bret Seceriel
Ieee
News OF the State
Wits Prom
J. Schenck
Cadda
Ter
Anner
Sears
A.L Pearre
W. R Rady
Mr Airy
Brobison Building
Shiioh
Etokibon 'Uilding
Wells&Co
Etchison Bulldog
Thor Aya
Devbis
Ainne
Selon
Capital Ctt Commercial College
P.O. Drawer B
Topeka
Kunacy
Npticawiy
Deane
Skeo
Nengus
J. A Deane
Tan
L. BH. Sixdorff, Jr
Court Street
GEO. A
Gilbert
Frederick, Mé
C. E.cline
Tromes
Allen G. Quynn &Co
TAR Central Hardware Company
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Wast Patrick Street
Epworth League
M. B. Canneh
Bas
Brown’s Iron Bitters
Halkaria
Batons
Capaiba
Carty
Yee Ou
Ture At
Carty's Furniture Store
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Lifton Mast
Clifton
Dragpistes
Needia
Csi
LOY and Perry
South Market St
the Excelsior Stove House
Paragon
N.J. Wilson & Som
K. J. Wilson & Son
Fahsney
Cuce
Ted
D. Pahrney
Ara 'Oys
J Hottie
Grand Rapids
Jin XY
EL. BR
Htoceisonm
South Market Street
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