Budget of Bright Items of Local and General Interest
A broad digest notes Arbor Day next Wednesday and blooming ambeot trees while Vermont reports its maple sugar yield at record levels. It mentions a Hagerstown corn cob pipe plant seeking location, rising coffee prices, and a counterfeit-money decline. A deaf mute in Cumberland claims Jewish heritage. a Maryland Republican editors group plans Washington meeting with a Shoreham dinner. Josiah Thomas of Adams Town mourns the loss of a valued mare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Il Banda
Hagerstown
South Africa
Cumberland
Lisbie
Martineburg
Sacramento
California
Wildias
Bradbery
Republican Editorial Association
Maryland
Washington
Shoreham
B. HE. Warner
Josiah Thomas
Adamstown
Pleasant Personal News From Frederick Area Nearby
Purely personal notes list Prof C F Plook in Baltimore and numerous locals visiting or traveling through nearby towns. Names include Mr Wm Stanton in Woodsboro, Clarence Z Main in Ellicott City, A A Annan in Baltimore, Helen Hoke in Baltimore, and many others visiting family or friends in Buckeystown Emmitsburg Frederick and surrounding counties.
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C. F.plook
Baltimore
Wm. Stanton
Woodsboro
Clarence Z. Main
Ellicott City
A. A. Annan
Emmiteborg
Helen Hoke
Emmiteburg
A. Lincoln Engelbrecht
High Knob
John Eisenhauer
Washington, D.C
McClarand Phoebus
Buckeystown
Charles GC. Waters
Thurmont
Ela Thomas
Buckeyatown
Hallie Walker
Messrs
Vernon Fogle
J. Leonard Engelbrecht Epert
Liberty
Misses Simpson
Arhens
Arhens, This County, Spent Saturday Afternoon In Prederick
J. Frank Ellis
Washinden
D. C
C. Howard
East Church Street
Charles Kensler
Manor
Neilie Schaeffer
D. J. Michael
Olivet‘ Cemetery
Michael
Araby
Milton E. Akers
Braddock
Mary C. Akers
Frederick
J. 8. Motter
St. Joseph
Bro
Miss & Motter
Williamsport
Lewis Motter
Emmitsburg
Joseph E. Chew
Bryan Club
Adams
New Market
Misa Fanny Marsh
Sabbath Day Religious Observances and Services
Large Accordanes describe a busy day of worship across Buckeystown and surrounding parishes. Rev J H Wilhite preached at Trinity M E Church, with varied sermons in Evangelical Reformed, Lutheran, and Methodist churches, plus Palm Sunday ceremonies, ordination reports, and plans for Easter services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C.A
Buckeyatown W. C. T. U
Buckeystown Mf
Evangelical Reformed Church
J. H. Wilhite
Trinity M. E. Church
Whitals
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Corist
Jerusalem
St. James
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Hev
W.L McKenney
Peter
New Lutheran Church
Myersville
Reformed Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Irgis
Noosa
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Westminster League
Elmer Brown
Brotherhood of Man
Luther Kuhlman
Lutheran Church
Clind Barths
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Giraud
Father O'Connell
Father O’rourke
Christ
Father Gi Teud
Mr. Sweeny
Man Arrested Over Frederick Jewelry Theft
A man calling himself James Brown was arraigned before Magistrate Biser in Frederick for stealing a valuable watch chain and other jewelry from Samuel Filby. Brown, a recent stranger, was jailed after a strong evidentiary showing but later produced the items and had the case dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Magietrate Biser
Samuel Filby
Brown
Frederick
Filby
George Brengle
Brengle
Biser
Audh
Pistol Fired At Baltimore and Ohio Train No 51
Passengers on the Baltimore and Ohio train No 51 near Rockville were startled when a pistol bullet shattered a smoking car window near the Maryland and Washington Electric Railroad bridge. No one was wounded, but one man’s hair was grazed. County officers pursue the offender with aid from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad detectives.
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Mo Eietcey
Baltshiore
Ohio
Rockville
Maryland and Washiington Electric Railroad
Lloyd
Baltimore and Onlo Railroad
Humble Wedding Services Reach Gaithersburg Church
A Friday evening wedding at Nesisville Presbyterian Church united Mr. Nathan Gott and Miss Annie C. Warfield with a ceremony led by Rev. T.D. Richards. The Gott couple reside in Dawsonville, with a reception to follow among family and friends.
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Gaitherbburg
Nesisville Presbyterian Church
Nathan
Gott
Annie C. Warfield
Joan T. Warfield
Goshen
Cornelia Warfield
Belle Gott
Maide
Messia
Eugene Gott
Seth Warfield
Mesars
Dr. Dyson
Edward Darby
Heuben Warfield
Presley Dorsey
T.D Hichards
Dawsonville
Anngueceman
Mary C
J. Bowara Adinatt
Thomas
Fisher
St Joseph's Church
Carrolls Manor
This County
Loer
Thurmont
Geo. AL Himore
Harry C. Lohr
Graceham
Catharine M. Mort
Loy’s
Contractor Awarded to Erect Four Homes on East Sixth
New Houser owner Charles Fleming wins contract to build four homes on East Sixth street for David Carlin. Gen C Killen to oversee exterior painting of the houses.
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New Houser
Charles Fleming
East Sixth Street
David Carlin
Gen. C. Killen
Water Supply Expansion Debate Voices Taxpayer Concerns
A taxpayer letter argues against tapping Fishing Creek to boost the city water supply, citing cost doubts and potential waste. The writer challenges the $31,000 estimate, questions how $2,200 expense was derived, and urges fixing existing mains rather than a public vote on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Watee
Board of Aldermen
Fishing Creek
Newton Zentx
Lskin
Atetloo
Crazies
E. Mrarry
Frederick
The Sporting Graze at City Opera House
A large crowd attended Saturday night to see The Sporting Graze a three act comedy program. The well staged variety cd featured amusing futures engaging dancing and high quality comedy with tambourine dance by Hisses Adams drawing applause and bar punching by Mr. Frank Farley. The show impressed Frederick audiences as among the best this season despite no fixed plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Hisses Adams
Frank Farley
Frederick
Spring Flowers at Saturday Market Brighten Street Sale
A pleasant feature of the Saturday market was an abundance of spring flowers. Small prices drew buyers as late arrivals found few remaining blooms. Bright yellow Easter overs, trailing arbutus, catkins, violets and bite belts sold for two cents a bunch, while geraniums and roses bunched for five cents. Arbutus and ferna bouquets were also sold along the streets after market.
Baltimore and Ohio freight boom on Ohio division
The Baltimore and Ohio handled 1086 loaded and 300 empty cars on the Ohio division between Cincinnati and Parkersburg in one day. A total of 62 freight trains operated that day. The line plans to cater to the vegetable trade from the Carolinas to New York, challenging Pennsylvania rates.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Co Hesty SB
Ohio
Ciocianati
Parkersburg
Carolinas
New York
Pennsylvania
Emmitsburg Railroad to be Sold by Court Appointed Trustees
The Frederick County Circuit Court acting in equity appointed John C. Motter Vincent Sibold Isaac Annan and J Roger McSherry to sell the Emmitsburg Railroad with its rolling stock and franchise. Bonded debt 869 000 dated seven years in arrears with coupons due. Road eight miles from Rocky Ridge to Emmitsburg built twenty five years ago largely owned by Mount St. Joseph’s College sisters. Dr James A. Eider of Emmitsburg presides.
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Tineteca
Emmlteberg
Frederick County
John C. Motter
Vincent Sibold
Isaac Annan
J. Roger McSherry
Emmitsburg
Rocky Ridge
Maryland
Emmultsburg
Mount St. Joseph's College
James A. Eider
Eamiliaburg
Read
Virginia items report injuries and elections in brief
Four Virginia men, including John Rankles Jr, were thrown from a runaway horse in Maringburg and badly hurt. There is no effort to hold the annual meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy in West Virginia, to be held in Martinsburg in July. John Harris of Fredericksburg declares his candidacy for the Legislature. A heavy hail and windstorm yesterday damaged Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lema
John Rankles, Jr
Maringburg
Daughters of the Confedercy
Weat
Virginia
Martinsburg
John Harris
Fredericksburg
Esterday
Parkersburg
Bed once slept in by John Brown sells at Greencastle sale
At Nan nis B. Haller sale in Greencastle Pennsylvania the bed where John Brown rested in 1858 was bought by Wilford Bix for 350 dollars. The piece, made in Bedford around 1830, is four tall posts with a draped linen cover and was in very good condition.
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John Brown
Nannis B. Haller
Greencastle
Harper's Ferry
Wilford Bix
Joseph Haller
Bedford
York Hanover and Frederick Railroad Stockholders Meeting
A special meeting of the York Hanover and Frederick Railroad Company stockholders was held at 11 o clock in Philadelphia to vote on increasing indebtedness and mortgaging the company property. A code of dynamo was enrolled at the meeting.
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York, Hanover and Frederick Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Stove Explosion Burns Boonsboro Woman
Mrs. Charles Nikirk suffered severe burns to eyes face and hands when a coal stove exploded at her Boonsboro home Saturday evening. She was wearing a sun bonnet which helped protect her hair as flames erupted from the stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nikirk
Boonsboro
Washington County
Meeting With Success At Myeraville Electric Road Sale
The soliciting committee for the sale of stock for the Myeraville and Catoctin Electric Road reports success in Frederick. About $2500 worth of stock was sold, with many citizens and business men yet to be contacted. The task began again this morning.
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Soliching Committee
Atock
Myeraville and
Catoctin Electric
Frederick
Funeral of Esmael Suman Held at Boonsboro Church
Funeral services for Esmael Suman were held Sunday afternoon at the Lutheran Church in Boonsboro. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Snyder with funeral rites led by Hoya and Maurer among attendees, noted as one of Boonsboro’s largest funerals on record.
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Esmael Suman
Boonsboro
Hey
Fown
Re Snyder
Hoya
Fonks v8. Maurer
Decoration Day Expenses in Sharpsburg
In Sharpsburg last May a total of 6787 was raised for decoration day costs. Expenditures totaled 6565 leaving 1.73 in the treasury. Major items included 10 for boarding the Middletown Band and Douglas Guards and 475 for boarding the Cycle Band.
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Sharpsburg
Treasury
Middletown
Douglas
Temperance Meetings Held in Ellicott City and Frostburg
Two temperance events occurred in Ellicott City on Saturday with anti alcohol league organizing at the courthouse led by Captain J B Hartsock and O H Emmons. The 28th annual Siste Council Jr Order of the Western Star will meet at Frostburg April 20 to 23 with law changes and new officers. A Prohibition conference was declined by Prof D Watking of Montgomery county for Gelthersburg on April 19.
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Maryland
John P. Grofit
John H. Baker
H Pusim
W. B. Kindley
Grace Phomess
T.C. Suman
Paul
Roger Groff
Jessie Weiling
J. P. Groff
PH Live
Endeavor Society
A. P
Methodist Protestant Conference
Baltimore
Broadway
Miss Forrest
Temperance Committee
Westminster Seminary
Hugh Latimer Eiderdice
F. Benson
North Carolina
Church Extension Society
L. W. Bates
Rays
W. H. Litsloger
Paul M. Strayer
Paul's
St. Paul's
Evsegelin Letheran
Myeraville
Hey
A. Hedges
Uffersom
J. L. Meiszer
Blosserville
Horace Zimmerman
Tenneraville
Wilson L. Remaburg
Zimmerman
Metzlees
Ellicot City
Court House
Howard County
J. 8. B. Hartsock
Washington
Frederick
O. H. Emmons
Dn Otu
The
Siste Council, Jr 0. T. A. AL
Frostburg
D. Watking
Montgomery County
Prohibition Party
Gelthersburg
Ladies' Auxiliary Meeting Delayed Until After Easter
The Ladies' Auxiliary postpones its regular monthly meeting until after Easter and will announce the next meeting date through Tax News. At that gathering arrangements will be made for the Y M C A anniversary, with Mia AL Esder presiding. The notice also promotes new carpet and matting styles and claims lower prices due to restocked stock and updated goods.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ladies’ Auxilary
Y. MC. A
Mia AL
Esder
Preat
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HE Daily News
Henry Clay
Siskeman
Pasificator
Hanover
Sumter
I&s
William M. Tweed
Bos
Ludlow Street
Gar
Richard Taylor
Zachary Taylor
As. Bolmes
Chiesge
Ced
Marshalltown
Till & P
Wastreerom
Speeia
W.L. Moons
Weather Bureau
NEW AL Parez
Maerleg
Scooreree
E Umer
Eed Waarf Pantie
BE. Kepier
Joanani David G. Rigs
Blackston & Sone
Chas
Hauer
Yas
E. Walker & Co
Gabbath
Church Seuteller
St John’s Church
Etripa
Typostory
Lrer
Jno
Barto
Jon
Boh Grrclamen
Rey 4
B. Beeshore
M. Bebny
M. Ge Cebig
Ramsburg
Tax News
BLE Merchand
Ling
John Henonzioxzszon
F. V. Staub
EF . V. Srvi
North Market Street
Doll Brothers
Brothers
Dp Brothers
Dou. Bazorzzzi
N. Maeext Pt
Railing Grocery Co
Duchess
Besrdiey
Om West 7Th Street
Carpeis
Warren
Guesinnt
Tte Fibre Co
L. EB. Mullines
Enci Ag
Rodooek & Maidig
Reidig
Tosem
Ney
Peerre
Bodock & Nfidig
A. T. Rice & Bons
A. T. Rice & Sons
NORTR
James Ge
Walker & Co
Pss
Walker & GO
B& W
Con
Lars Andouf EP
RES Mas asTis
Cchset
DR. Jaggers Wool Underweer
Butterick Patterna
American Lady Cohset
Crayford
Crawford
Louge OZ
Soren
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J. J. Reemsburg
FOSN
J. Remsburg
Fae
Market St
Grof Howse
J. J. Brmsedrs
Tre Haws
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