Salvation Army major plans country labor bureau
Major Tyler of the Salvation Army announces a labor organization to match unemployed men and women with farm or household work. He will locate employers and keep in touch to prevent abuse, avoid city work, and favor country jobs. The service is free and aims to connect job seekers with farms, noting past placements have encouraged expansion. J. L. Lanta.
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Realyation Army Labchel Heat
Major Tyler
Salvation Army
Bla
J. L. Lanta
Seriously Crippled Foreman Crushed In Lumber Wagon Accident
One day last week near Thurmont Mr Chas Foreman was riding a horse drawn wagon loaded with lumber when a breaker broke the king bolt. A heavy plank struck his right leg badly, the ankle twisted, and the horse dragged him a short distance by the lines before stopping. He is seriously crippled.
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Chas
Thurmont
King Holt
Foreman
News of the State Thaw and Tudas in Maryland
News items from St Marys and Anne Arundel to Allegany detail deaths births and incidents. Obituaries note Benjamin Harrie Edwin Dashiel and Isaac Winebrenner among others while fires and accidents occur at Pasuzent and Bearboro. Legal notes include Court of Appeals decisions on a street railway dispute and a G Herry Bloom recount petition. An arrest and murder case with Marshall E Price is outlined.
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Isaac Winebrenner
Allegany County
Court of Appella
Phelps
Hams Born
Stake
G. Herry Bloom
Hageratown
Baltimors Otty Jarl
Tin wedding anniversary celebrated in Carlisle home
The Carlisle Evening Sentinel reports the tenth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Todd. The tin themed party at their North and Went streets home featured crowd gifts, music by Frank Rhoads and Clara Cromlich, and a playful empty box prank with a bottom message reading April rat. Distinct guests came from Frederick, Westminster, Walkernville, Shippensburg, Harrisburg, Belfonte, and Walkersville.
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Annivers&hy
Carlisle
Evening Sentinel
R. R. Todd
Frank Rhoads
Clara Cromlich
Todd
William C. Noeidig
Frederick
Fred D. Miller
Westminster
C. H. Fulton
Walkernville
Jennie Totten
Shipppmsburg
Ferguson
Harrisburg
van Dyke
Belifonte
Ellie Routzshn
Walkererilie
Property Deeds Across Maryland Real Estate Transfers
Real estate transfers reported include Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore to George W. Heck for a land parcel at 200 dollars. Thomas J. Cannon and wife to Isaac B. Cannon and wife for land in Bromwick at 1 500 dollars. Several other deeds recorded: Mary Ellen Summers to Elias W. Castle for 1 rood 33 perches at 800 dollars. John A. and Geo. R. B. Stottlemyer as administrators to Car tin Tower for 108 acres at 9 400 dollars. Henry Miller to Elizabeth Miller for a lot and house in Frederick City at 1 500 dollars. William P. Krise and wife to Charles C. Grossnickle for 104 acres at 700 dollars. Annie M. Smith and others to Cyrus Q. Favorite for 146 acres at 4 390 dollars. C. V. S. Levy and Glens H. Worthington trustees to J. M. Schildrecht for 124 acres at 2 605 dollars.
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Real Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore
Geo. W. Heck
Thomas J. Cannon
Isaac B. Cannon
Bronawick
Mary Ellen Summers
Elias W. Castle
John A
Geo. RB. Stottlemyer
Cartin Tower
Henry Miller
Elizabeth Miller
Frederick City
Wm. P. Krise
Charles C
Grossnickle
Annie M. Smith
Cyrus
Q. Favorite
C. V
Levy
Glens H. Worthington
J. M. Schildrecht
Improvement in Progress On Middletown Farm
Mr Henry Irving who bought the old Daniel Koogle farm from James O Bussard nearly a year ago took possession Monday and John D Beachley contractor has begun tearing down the barn and other buildings opposite the turnpike. The dwelling will be remodeled and improved with work to be finished by late June. The property lies two miles west of Middletown along the National turnpike.
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Henry Irving
Daniel Koogle
James O. Bussard
John D. Beachley
Middletown
National Turnpike
Wedding Invitation for Miss Charlotte V Ely in April
Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Charlotte V, daughter of Mrs Mary C. Ely, to Mr Rhodes R. Kemp, both of the city. The ceremony will occur at the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday morning April 17, with a home reception at 20 East Third Street after May 1. Mrs Emma Sparrow dies from lockjaw following injuries when the City Hotel brick stable collapsed March 19.
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Charlotte V
Firs
Mary C. Ely
Rhodes R. Kemp
Presbyterian Church
East Third Street
Sparrow
Emma Sparrow
Howard E. Sparrow
Middletown
Deeds of Heroism at Paris Barricades in March
A fragmented account describes the March events at Paris barricades with mentions of Marmont, Marmency, and Napoleon. It recalls youths and volunteers serving guns, German forces and French defenders, brutal street fighting, and the nation’s mood toward Napoleon’s return and downfall.
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Battile
Paris
Maneal Marcent
Nus
Anther
Pepe
Huye
Dessa Columma
Ube
Berit
Napoleon
George L. Kinwer
Watkins Damage Case Seen At Ellicott City
The Wat kins damage suit against B and Co R FR for alleged false arrest on the Metropolitan Branch August 21 1892 at Montgomery County was taken up in Ellicott City court Wednesday with a $5000 claim and four similar cases. A prior jury verdict of $700 for the plaintiff was overturned on appeal and the matter sent back for trial. There are about 30 witnesses. defense began last day. Plaintiffs counsel J D McGuire and Alexander Kilgore. defense John Rogers and John G Newman. A 12 member jury was impanelled. foreman Joshua B Day and 11 others. The outcome may settle these cases.
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John W.C. Watkins
Montgomery County
Igsia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Metropolitan
Ellicott City
Ainst
Court of Appeals
Reachark
Washington
J.D. McGuire
Alexander Kilgore
John @. Rogers
Howard County
Snd
John G. Newman
Frederick
Joshua B. Day
Joseph B. Sindall
Cornelus Sullivan
Samuel N. Earp
Jacob
Souder
John V. Buckingham
Robert Costs
Henry Straus
Amos Earp
Richard L. Geeselin
Samuel T. Slack
Wm. A. Igichart
Novel Family Relations Between Tysons and Keysers
Joseph Tyson of Pottstown Pa recently died and recounted a curious chain of marriages. Five Keyser brothers produced daughters who married men named Tyson, none of whom were known to be related. The spouses lived in diverse regions including Columbia County and Frederick, suggesting little, if any, prior contact between the families.
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Joseph Tyson
Pottstown
Mr. Tyson
Charlotte Keyser
Samuel Keyser
Montgomery County
Isaac Keyser
Elizabeth
Abraham Tyson
John Keyser
Catharine
David Tyson
Tysons
Tyson
Keyser
Frederick
Frederick Pla
New Sterilized Food Company Opens Thurmont Plant
A new industry, the American Sterilized Food Company, will soon begin condensed milk manufacture in Thurmont. Machinery arrived, and work on the former Baris Case Works site proceeds. Dr. Edelman holds patents for sterilizing processes to apply to condensed milk as well as sterilizing and canning of chicken and meats. The firm is contracting with farmers, offering eighty cents per 100 pounds for six months to Sept 20, higher than the yearly average for summer milk. They aim for daily milk intake of two thousand pounds, hoping to reach ten to twenty thousand pounds.
Shooting affray in Brunswick over domestic dispute
A shooting affray occurred in Bruns wick county a few nights ago after a domestic dispute. Chasmd confronted Zimmerly near Peak Tan with a revolver and both fired, Bond reportedly wounded in the neck and foot while Zimmerly was bit. no arrests were made.
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Brunswick
Bronswick
Joan Zimmerly
Tan
A. Co. Yards
Zimmerly
Bond
Zimmerly Waa
Sign of the Lord's plan in the triumphal entry commentary
A devotional reflection interprets Jesus riding a colt into Jerusalem as fulfilling prophecy. It cites scripture from Mark, John, Luke, Acts, Isaiah, and Zechariah to argue the event demonstrates God’s precise timing, the propriety of Jesus’ disciples, and the necessity of obedience for believers to share in divine peace and victory. The text emphasizes trusting God, avoiding worldly alliances, and speaking only what God commands.
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Bethany
Surman
Martha
Mary
Lazarus
Christ
God
Jaanes
Jeans
Jesus
Luke
Heaven
Earth
John xii
Xiv
Jer
Ezek
Jonah iii
David
John Wii
Israel
Cured in Day Claims by J A N Druggist
A fragmentary ad from Frederick Maryland promotes a patent cure touting rapid relief from a wide range of ailments. It asserts the remedy removes the disease cause at once and promises nationwide sales and universal healing through a mysterious system.
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Imea
J. A. In
Wrederick
Fragrant geraniums said to drive away house pests
A Buffalo Commercial note suggests placing roses geraniums in heated rooms to deter flies. The old fashioned plant is claimed to be so disagreeable to flies that two or three in a room can drive them out. This abroad idea targets housewives troubled by lingering pests after cold weather.
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Buffalo
No-To-Bac Editorial From St Louis Journal of Agriculture
A core editorial examines tobacco habit care with claims about Wo-Co-Bac remedies. It mentions a prominent St. Louis figure linked to a smoked product and a warning about cures not paid. The piece describes diverse remedies and asserts a general pain relief approach without specific medical proof.
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St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
St. Louis
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