Budget of Bright Items of Local and General Interest
A mixed list of local curiosities and general notes. mentions include a dry sign of the moon, a moving tale of rent, overworked food products, a boy kept in school, anglers preparing for trout season, 550 Americans in Forusaim, 488 Hebrews residing there, Zanzibar cloves supplying five tenths of world supply, electric vehicles in Swiss cars, York police census noting 25 612 population with ten year rise of 10 000, English conns netting 306000 from imperial tycle cares, Frederick Gat Club practice shoots, a playful oyster dialogue about rent, and Minnesota House bill to post daily memos of officers and stockholders with stock numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forusa
Zanzibar
Emba
Africa
York
Axié
Connacs
Frederick Gat Club
aYenue
Yeady
Ted
Minnesota
All
Wheel racing thrives with Australian meet and cycling trade
Melbourne hosted a four decade interest event by the Australian Native Association drawing about forty thousand spectators. The main two mile handicaP held heats carried a prize pool of 2250 with 1750 to the winner. The article notes growth in bicycle trade, club camps, and safety gear like toe clips improving riding comfort and reducing danger on modern wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Melbourne
Chan— Plons
Wellington Aims to Control Maryland Patronage in Senate Fight
The Baltimore News reports Washington dispatches on Senator Wellington's push to dictate Maryland presidential appointments. He faces opposition from Representative McDonald and other delegates as postmaster roles in Rockville and nearby towns spark a battle. Gary says Senate confirmation requires cross party accord and Wellington seeks to back Lowndes for the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Lowndes
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
Wellington
Howe
Wallington
McDonald
Rockville
Wellerson
Br. Wellington
Gary
Rockvilla
Wellington Bss
Senate
S Benster
Forrék
Zlaas
Chen
Rockside
Mr. Gary
Mclonakd
Charles B. Jones
John G. England
Jones
Sones
Rock i
Jessene
England
Mr. Wellington
Welington
Mcfouild
Potomac
Montgomery County
Mr. McDonald
Baker
Barber
Weillington
Gorman
Ald
United States
Bégator Gorman
Peraiste
Akcon
Conflicting Views on State Party Unity and Presidential Fives
The article reports factional tensions within the party centered on Governor Lowndes and Senator We Rm MAA Sroweed. Some argue the party risks defeat to secure Wallington's influence, while supporters claim a strategic rally for the party's best interests. Senator Weilingtom presents a differing, more conciliatory stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlavown
Wellington holds line on immigration appointment amid Baltimore talks
Senator Wellington spent Wednesday in Baltimore meeting City Register William F. Stone to discuss the Henvighausen case. He said no opposition to appointing Honnighausen as Immigration Commissioner at the port and defended Senate prerogatives and party leadership while remaining calm and not angered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubicane
Wellington
Batimore
City Register
William F. Stone
Henvighausen
Stone
Honnighausen
Senate
Mr. Wellingtom
Republican State Committee
Fiennighausen
Personal notes from Liberty and surrounding towns
Purely personal briefs detail Edwin Devilbiss visiting sister Mrs. Rev. B F Deries in Pikesville Maryland. Rev W D Lissinger and daughter Ica Pearl and Miss ide E Devilbiss attend M P conference in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Charlie Pair move from Woodsboro to Teben North Carolinas. Mrs C A Lachis visits sister C A Spangler in Haseratown. Mr PLT Lewis of Baltimore travels to Frederick on business. Br and Mrs Edward Nelson spend day in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asde
Edwin Devilbiss
Liberty
B.F. Deries
Pikesville
Baltimore County
W. D. Lissinger
Ica Pearl
Ide E. Devilbiss
Baltineose
Chariie
Woodsboro
Teben
North Carolns
C. A. Lachis
C. A.spangler
Haseratown
Plt. Lewis
Baltimore
Frederick
Edward Nelson
Baitine
IN THE LAW'S GRIP FERGUSON CASES AT MAGISTRATE
A 19th century court record notes Ike Summers charged with disturbing the peace on Carroll street and facing a hearing before Magistrate Bleer. Frank Onley testified against accused, who aided by witnesses, leading to a $10 fine. Separate cases involve fast driving on West Patrick Street and a bicycle theft charged to Lew Jackson with set hearing next Tuesday at 2 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Summers
Carroll Street
Magia State
Bilger
Doon
Frank Onley
Galep
Steiner
Bleer
Fa&t Driviec
Edward Kolbweg
Bizer Yesteray
West Patrick Street
Mondes
Kalb
Charles Hanneberger
Biser
S&nswer
Hanneberger
Frank Lakin
Sed
Dam Hia
Mr. Lakin
Lew
Jackson
Reuben Kolb
Mt. Pleasant
Splendid City Opera House Orchestra Impresses With Performance
Last night at the City Opera House the orchestra under Mr. John Neipold delivered superb music that drew praise from many attendees including visitors who claimed no better orchestral work elsewhere in New York, Philadelphia, or Baltimore. The performance exceeded expectations and enhanced the evening’s entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
John Neipold
City
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Iself
The Work of Death. Charles Kehne Dies at Rocky Springs
Charles Kehne died at Rocky Springs yesterday morning at 9 30 of heart disease, aged 64. He leaves a wife and seven children. Funeral will be held tomorrow with a service at John's Catholic Church at 10 o'clock and interment in St. John's Cemetery. Catherine Graeves, 75, a relative, is mentioned in Montgomery County two days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uate
Charles Keane
Charles Kehne
Rocky Springa
Heart
Meeting in Frederick Supports Cuban Independence and Prisoner Release
A large gathering of patriotic and fraternal groups in Frederick, led by the Grand Army of the Republic, adopted a resolution urging the U S Government to advocate Cuba independence and to demand the immediate release of all Americans imprisoned by Spain. The resolution will be sent to Congressional representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Grand Army of the Republic
Cabs
Congress
Erick
Frederickers urged to subscribe for Myersville and Catoctin Railroad
Incorporators of the Myersville and Catoctin Railroad solicit Frederick merchants for stock subscriptions. A morning conference in Col. Winebrewer's office outlined goals with leaders including Wachtel, Toms, Gaver, Lestherman, Johnston, Flock, and Harp. About $15,000 already pledged by valley residents. Frederick could push the project forward by another $28,000 soon to start construction by May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Myersville and Catoctin
Rosa
Col. D.C. Winebrewer
North Market Street
George W. Wachtel
Geo. D. Toms
Geo. D. Gaver
John C. Lesther
Lam
Sackson
Harmony
Middlepoint
Wolfeyfle
Middletown Blue Mas
The Pulse of New York Delights City Opera House Crowd
A comparatively slim audience attended the City Opera House last night but the performance was excellent. The Pulse of New York featured capable artists, strong specialty acts, and the show left the audience highly satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Pulse of
New York
Eset
Relic Governor Recovered From Patapsco Flood Debris
A brass governor from the granite mill above the Patapsco bridge, swept away in the 1888 flood that devastated Ellicott City, was found yesterday in the riverbed. The artifact is intact though bent and slightly misaligned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patapaco
Ellicott City
Patapsco
Fire in Buck Forest Burns Ten Acres Near Liberty
A Thursday afternoon fire in Buck Forest near Liberty started from an unknown cause and scorched about ten acres of land owned by Daniel Swadener. A young worker was injured, and volunteers fought the blaze to extinguish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Forest
Liberty
Daniel Swadener
County Commissioners Visit Bridge Sites on Iron Ridge Road
The Board of County Commissioners inspected points along the Monocacy and Iron Ridge Road near Gore's and Stairs Ford. They plan a seven session meeting starting Monday April 19 to discuss and settle building a new bridge in response to local requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Iron Ridge Road
Nsar de Gore
Stairs Ford
Accident at Gomber works injures worker on South Market Street
While operating a lathe at John Gomber’s works on South Market Street yesterday afternoon, Luther Harrison cut his left hand badly. Dr. W A Long avoided further injury by closing the gaping wound with ten stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gomber
South Market Street
Luther Harrison
W. A. Long
Curious Hen Hatched with Real Feathers
A Liberty area farmer Mr. J. Valentine Albough reports a hen that hatched a chick named Schick which already sports genuine feathers rather than down at only a few days old. The unusual brood draws local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Valentine Albough
Near Liberty
Marriage Licenses in Willisrasport Pa and Frederick
Marriage licenses issued for James W. Thongs of Willisrasport Pa and Marish Robertson of Frederick. Fragmentary text also promotes a health supplement with claims of blood purity and digestion, lacking verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Thongs
Willisrasport
Marish Robertson
Frederick
Frederick Moves to Vote on Water Supply Expansion
The Frederick city board called a special session to decide if residents should fund an expanded water system. An April 15–16 election was set with daily hours from 9 am to 5 pm and 6 pm to 9 pm. The board will cover advertising costs. Officials noted the project could cost about 31,000 dollars, with annual interest and payments discussed. Mayor Yeakle emphasized letting voters decide the city’s financial burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als Honor
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Ely
Water Works
Water Street
Colt
Chanast
Yeakle
Frederek. Ue
Ciy
Best Thing Yet At Batardsy City Opera House
The Sporting Craze drew praise in Fairmont West Virginia as the best show of the season. George H. Adams the clown delivered a Ben Lucky routine that drew the house. The company includes Miss Tomins Lily, Miss Alice Hanson, John A. Boone and others who impressed audiences with singing, dancing, and burlesque humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Fairmont
W. Va
Theatre Opera
George
Adams
Ben
Ha Atili
Adam
Tomins
Lily
Alice Hanaon
Acen
John A. Boone
Boone
Fisher
Frank Farley
Carlin and
Clark
AJL
Rice & Barton
Pincus
Vast Estate Contested Heirs Claim $50,000,000 in PA Coal Lands
Shriver and Hancock among heirs to the Moser estate located in Hagerstown. About 100 heirs are identified in the dispute over a large fortune said to include coal lands in Pennsylvania. Annie Maugant of Wolfsville is listed as a claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel. Shriver, Hancock
Moser
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Or & Will
Annie Maugant
Wolfsville
Martin Maugant
Crawford
Pope Mfg. CO
New Rails on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Line
About April 20 the delivery of new rails for the Second through Fifth Divisions of the Baltimore and Ohio will begin. Work to place the rails in position will continue all summer. Decoration Day services in Palrnovat Cemetery, Liberty, will be held at two o'clock on Saturday afternoon, May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&o
Baltimore and
Galo Rellzoni
Palrnovat
Liberty
Presbyterian Church to Honor Pastor with Reception
The congregation at Nothagle's Presbyterian Church will host a reception for Rev. T. Freeman Dixon at the parsonage 45 Weat Thiraatreet tomorrow evening from 7 to 9 oclock. Friends of the pastor and congregation are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
T. Freeman Dixon
Mullime Carpets and Mattings Ad Promotes Low Prices
Local retailer Mullime announces new stock of carpets and mattings at latest reduced prices. He claims a solid foundation of fair pricing and liberal methods has earned steady support from customers across the city.
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Wai—Bates Putman
Marietta, O
Sutcon
Mass
Marietta
Fisher Ames
Dedham
Uss—George LV
Isn—Jacques Necker
Mme
da Steel
Lars Wa
Adeline Clorings Patti
Madrig
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
Thomas N. B.N
Wilington
New Orleans
New England
Is—W. Jennings Denmorest
Dens- Orest
Marszine
T. A. Harris
Logisville
Wasumerer
D. C
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
V. J. Roelkey
Nenn Hilton G. Cratchley
W. Tyson
P. B.A. Parnitare
Eseesen
O. Carty
A.B. Hargett
Wellingtons
Cuba Libre
Toi
Nothagle’s
L. EB
Mullime
John
John Hendrickson
Chicago
Jonn Henxoatexson
F. V. Staub
F. V. Stave
North Marert Street
Doll Brothers
India
ELSO
DO Biorizis
N. Marert
Duchess Coftea
Beardley
Renta
West 7Th Street
Bal
Ine Grocery CO
O. Enline
C. E ’ Cie
Rodook & Neing
Rover
Eek
Rudock & Nfidig
A. T. Rick & Sons
A. T. Ri & Sons
North Markrt Street
Telefhong
James E. Walker
Walker & CO
James E. Walere
Prederick
R&w
Jas. EB
Warses
Cee
Corset
Saggm & Dill
Rawford Biggle
Boston
Joen Eisenhauer
HAS
J. J. Remsburg
J. Remsburg
Market St
Gros Horse
J. J. Remneburg
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