Bright Trees Budget Bids for Local National Bank
Budget of Bright Trees notes bankers’ push for a National bank at Brnnssicé in Brnnssicé county with T. B. McCandlish of First National Bank of Fiedmont W Va among negotiators. Other items mention oat sowing delays from recent freeze, a banquet toast in Baltimore, mountain trail browsing, a wedding ring symbolism note, billiards observer Ives eyes, crab test from L A Hager, postponed furniture sale at Central hotel, canal dispute with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Frederick Gun Club practice, spring forest bloom, first street piano, ball frogs, Agricultural Society meeting, Frank Phillips Bish string catch, Fred Nyman carp, and a new telegraph pole at Church and Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. McCandlish
First National Bank
Fiedmont
W. Va
Brnnssicé
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
Maryland ‘Volunteers
Caion Veterans’ Association
Carrollton
Baltimore
Ives
L. A Hager
Central Hotel
Frederick
McDewell’s
Agricultural Society
Frank Phillips
Fred Nyman
Church
Market Streets
Snake in Frederick County Bill Sparks Treasury Scare
A misworded Frederick county bill allegedly would raise pay for Baltimore city registration officers, potentially costing $620,760 over two years. Governor Brown halted the measure, discovering a clerical error had not produced the intended local focus, and that the bill would impact city funds. Senator Newman denied intent, noting the original aim was only to adjust Frederick district pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Sun
Brown
Baltimore City
Newman
Frederick City
Baiinore
Sim
Senate
Elections Committee
Hayes
Moss
Bowie
St Annapolis
Frederick
Coxey's Army March Through Frederick Said to Divide Opinion
GOXEY'S CO B GATS The Awakening of Local Interest in His Creed. As Coxey intends to pass through Frederick on his march to Washington, locals debate whether his followers will hold together or gain support. The Pennsylvania coal region sees labor unrest and potential recruits. A long proposed march route lists towns from Whitehall to Washington with dates in April. Also noted are Baltimore Conference appointments and local church positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Frederick
Washington
Army Fe
Pennsylvania
Eny
Whitehell
Finleyvilie
Bentleyvilie
Brownsville
Orienters
Ari
Laurel Summit
Somexterd
Grantville
Frostburg
Cumberland
Hancock
Aid
Williamsport
Hagerstown
Booneboro
Ridgeville
Teestey
Damerons
Atkinson's P. G
Baltimore
News of the Churches in Cedar Rafiews and nearby towns
Reports recall a memorial pipe organ for the Lutheran Church at Cedar Rafiews in memory of a daughter killed in a runaway. All Saints chapel held a Thursday night service led by reader E G Shep nerd. The Chinese League meets tomorrow afternoon and Epworth League holds a social at the M E Church tomorrow evening at 2 45. Maryland state ministers and laymen gathered at Congress Street Church Washington for the sixty sixth session of a Protestant conference. Rev Weller BR G rastam, formerly of Chessedown Me, spoke as the church entered the body. A jeweeler JM Mortis showcased a German clock nicknamed “Grandfishers” made by A S McDerne, given as a Christmas gift, now on display at Mn ozri’s store for viewing by admirers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Tart
Cedar Rafiews
All Saints Chapel
Las Reader
E. G. Shepnerd
Chinese League
Epworth League
M. E
Department of the League
Congress Street
Washington
Methodist Protestant Church
Maryland
Weller BR. Grstam
Chessedown
Hygeia Seal to Wed Miss Hallie Gilbert and Harry Evans
Miss Hallie Gilbert of Westminster will wed Harry Evans of Baltimore on April 20 with Miss Effie Vickers of Ladiesburg as maid of honor. Pasty Sherman named best man. The Hygeia Ice Factory at Tanning Esq now accepting orders and producing twenty tons in twenty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Gilbert
Westminster
Harry Evans
Baltiore
Effie Vickers
Ladiesburg
Pasty Sherman
Hygeia Ice Factory
Boy Fractures Leg in Sawing Accident Near Yellow Springs
Edgar Somers nine year old son of J E Somers of Yellow Springs area received a painful injury when a detached pole struck his left leg while helping his brother saw wood. The force fractured both bones, a serious accident described in local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
J E Somers
Yellow Springs
Frederick County Agricultural Society to meet April 7 1894
The Frederick County Agricultural Society holds its regular quarterly meeting in the Grand Jury Room at the Court House in this city on Saturday April 7 1894 at 10 am. The adoption or rejection of the new constitution will be presented at this meeting. By order of the President Harry C Keefer secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Court House
Harry C. Keefer
Ten Cats Sold For Fifty Cents In Saloon Plot
About ten days ago in a Patrick street saloon a man displayed a wild cat skin and offered a bidder 50 cents. Another bragged he could gather many cats and make a haul, bringing in about two dozen by riding in with three bags. He searched town for the 50 cent buyer, failed, returned to the saloon with squalling cats, and threatened to release them unless paid. He had captured domestic cats to profit from their pelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Jockiny
No Brain for Three Years in Southwest Texas
The Galveston News reports a drought devastated region in Encinal Deval Nueces Zapsis Starr and Bidalgo counties where three years without meaningful rain left stock dead crops failed and many Mexicans and poor residents facing extreme hardship. Charitable aid from Patseno meeting supporters has helped, and no starvation cases among white residents have been reported. a general downpour could quickly ease the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston Newes
Texas
Encinal
Deval
Nueces
Zapsis
Starr
Bidalgo
John J. Bourke
Exis
Patseno
Poor Prospects for Peaches Across Delaware Valley
Reports of heavy freezes last week raise fears of a near failure for the peach crop in Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. Cannery and grower officials note most orchards show extensive kill, with prices for canned and dried peaches rising sharply as demand sustains through scarce supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balthore
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Jas
Havre de Grace
Hasset
North Carolina
Joseph B. Stock
Big Loss Hit Beansboro area Peach Orchards
E A Pry told a Haverstown Globe representative the recent freeze in the Beansboro Keegysville belt killed the beds especially in uplands with some peaches still possible in lowlands. Pry have about 30 000 trees or 300 acres devoted to peaches and estimates losses at 40 000 bushels. Hood's guarantees a cure and barsaparilia promotion follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Pry
Haverstown Globe
Beansboro Keegysville
E.O
E A. Pry
Mr. Pry
Second Night Musicale Delights at Memorial Chapel Fair
The second evening of the memorial chapel fair drew a large audience and featured a superb musicale directed by Miss Marie Diehl. The concert received hearty praise with encores and strong applause as each performer earned credit for the city. The program included piano solos, soprano and mezzo solos, a violin piece, a trio, and a baritone finale, followed by table patronage and a noted Grecian tableaux planned for the next evening by Mrs. J. Roger McSherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Diehl
St James Lutheran Church
Corretard
Sir Apple
Miss Holly
Bessie Anders
Schart
Miss Hough
Watson
Miss Newton
Wad
Miss Diehl
Colo
Lohr
C. McSherry
Strelezki
Miss Shriner
Dohler
Miss Milter
Jeans
Mrs.j. Roger McSherry
Messrs. Ross
Weber
Lobr
Gec. E. Smith
Goanoi
Mr. Firestone
Bock Beer and the Goats of Spring Folklore
A colorful note on bock beer as a spring herald, its Bavarian origins, and German Easter offerings. It contrasts American views calling it a burnt offering and explains the tradition of aging beer for Easter, with commentary on quality and cultural meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Bavaria
Maryland Legislature veto saves city from bill burden
A Maryland Legislature action sought extra two year funding of 330389 for Baltimore registration of Geers, vetoed by Governor Brown. Alle gany school board protested a local echnol bill. Brown announced support for the swesting bill. He signed a bill to pay Sidney L Waties 39600 for direct tax collection, with funds provided by the state treasurer. A damaged local public sale and East Patrick street cinder walk improvements noted. A Locust Level farmer reported a large egg found, while medicinal laxative ads promote California Fig Syrup Co. products. The fastest mile ever ridden is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
Geers
Brown
Allegany County
Sidney L Waties
Tstate
Shriners Milling Co Promotes Dakota Flour Affects Bread Quality
A 1854 letter from Muling Co and endorsements claim Dakota flour yields light white sweet bread. Chicago bakers benefit from blends like Superlative and Nancy’s Choice. Marvin of Pittsburgh is cited as testing success with 1500 barrels weekly. Readers urged to ask dealers for trial barrels at 25 cents, with cash terms noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era
Marvin
Pitteburg
Nancy
Narrow Escape At Lime Kiln Fireworks Incident
Edward Shell of this city narrowly avoided injury when a gunshot peppered his clothing while he worked behind Schley's lime kilns just beyond the corporation limits. He was struck by bird shot but the heavy coat saved him from more serious harm, though several holes were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shell
Br. Shell
Schley
Governor Brown Vetoes Free Book Bill by Pocket Veto
Governor Brown refused to sign Col. John Walter Smiths free school book bill and let it expire by pocket veto saying funds were insufficient and Senate failed to act. He noted warned funding could be added via other appropriation acts but the Senate declined, insisting on his responsibility for its defeat. Enrollment of bills nears completion as officials prepare for signature through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Col
John Walter Smith
Senate
Hayes
House
Annapolis
Messares
Pilla
Social events and dances in the community
An impromptu social was hosted by Aliss Gertle Smith on East Fourth street with guests including Miss Florence Blumgardner, Miss Jennie Bear, Geo Young, and Thomas Kline. Alice Cram hosted a birthday party on West South street with games and refreshments. A pound dance was planned at Frederick Wiles’s home near the city, and a pound party occurred at Mr Powell’s home near Harmony Grove. A select dance is planned at United Hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acclal
Aliss Gertle Smith
East Fourth Street
Florence Blumgardner
Misa Jennie Bear
Messra
Geo. Young
Thomas Kline
Alice Cram
West South Street
Frederick Wiles
Powell
Harmony Grove
Bance
United Hall
Reading News Office promotes goods and auctions in 1894
The item lists canned goods and furniture discounts, a public sale at Central Hotel on April 7, 1894, and a display of Relay Mfg Co bicycles. It highlights World’s Fair awards, prices for Road Racer and Relay cycles, a leathered catalog, and an invitation to visit The News Office for展示 and purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rami + Bicycles
Mfg. Co
Tad
Reading
Shakespere
Relay Mfg Co
Relay Co
Tee
Cal
Cee
Death notices and health updates from Feagaville area
K Hargett of Feagaville dies of typhoid pneumonia at 42. Funeral Sunday at 10 from Reformed church. Louise M Goodman of Baltimore dies April 4. funeral at 3 today from 303 Scott street. Annie Brabbon Reardon dies in Baltimore April 2 at 48. funeral at Westminster. D B Shull improving after illness. Mary Montgomery and Clinton Dutrow listed as ill or improved. Mebrit Hiteshew builds a house opposite the fair grounds after purchase from Col. Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargett
Wim. D. Hargett
Feagaville
Mes
Goodman
Baltimore
Scott Street
Mes Brabbon
Annie
John Reardon
Moraigg Et
Westminster
D.b.shull
Beg. Avenue
Biss Mary Montgomery
East Patrick Street
Clinton Dutrow
I Dsyavilie
In Memoriam Andrew G Stall Seven Years On
Loving remembrance for Andrew G Stall, father, missed since April 2 seven years ago. Reading at City Hotel on Thursday the 5th at 3 o clock and all day Friday the 6th, with specialist staff in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oer
Andrew G. Stall
Gore
BR. L
Itardesty
Coudst
Est
Tbrogt Speciaist
City Hotel
Scarps offer stamped linen goods in low prices
New line of stamped linen goons received. Stamped pillow sham, spissherz, burest and stead scarfs with special values and very low prices. An elegant second length stamped and knotted fringed must for 25 cents.
Carpet Department Ad Highlights High Grade Wool Carpets
An advertisement touts a wide display of high grade AH wool Ingramn carpets with styles offered outside the carpet room, emphasizing a broad selection and showroom presence.
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the Daily News
Jesus Christ
Facahontas Marriei
John
Rolfe
BSS
Catharine I of
Kassie
Boun
Danton
Caroyle Desroaknas
Jacobdins
Ned
Wu Ferev
Sant Die
France
John T. Raymiond
Setor
Tera
Buffalo
Toe al- Hee
Setasideh
New Years Abertin
Isis Tisbern
Specie Dispatch
Waserseron, D. C
AL W. Havermerox
Westher Berean
T. Delapisine & Co
ELC
Seefer
Seor
Cage Eagerle School
Ateetitae
Hisller
Istert
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Goxey’s
Cobgats
W. Mortis
McDerne
Annel
Ramsburg
Hood's
Hood
Barsaparilia
California Fig Syrep Co
Eidden
Shriner Milling Co
Shri Axderick
Ier Muling Co
George
Dean
Batcrory
OCR
ODF Jackeets
Hansputoxsox
FLY
STAUB
N V. Staub
North Market Street
J. E
F.B. Sippington
Sifford
Asion Foundry
R. L. Harley
Mmereczant Ilor, Bechant Ailok
Harley
Ros
South Marxet
Lee
Loy & Perry
Sn Ee
Perry's
Julieta
Lou and
Perry
John A. Kemedy
John A. Kennedy
N.mace BT ST
Princes
W. C. Eldridge
West Patrick Street
B. EH
Blackston
Pesiee
Wes
Cal and
Rewine
B. H. Buaczszox
Maeret Street
Sores Maret St
Apridgt
Hamiflten
Aprdelwa Iten Lindsay
Boskpees
Apprie
West Church
Bireet
Mary Ati
Mebrit Hitesbew
Hichre
Col. Cline
Moo
Kez
James E. Walker
Wattaeeco
Childeren
James B. Walker
Rodook & Neidig
Rovcers Neidic
Ed Gores
Hodoce
Neldig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. Te Rue & Soss
Breserar Dyrecton
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