The Clio Meets and A Bold Deed Reported
The Clio held a meeting in the F. F. Seminary laboratory Saturday at 7 o clock. Absent participants shortened the program which included music by Miss Helen Shipley and readings by Miss Sadie Allen and Miss Pannie Anderson. The next meeting is set for Saturday evening April 26. A horse theft near Mt St Marys led to uncovering the missing horse hitched on Main street. The horse and buggy showed signs of hard driving, a rare incident for Emmitsburg, and authorities seek justice to deter repeats.
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Clio
F. F. Seminary
Helen Shipley
Sadie Allen
Pannie Anderson
Burdella Davis
Mamie Sweeney
Mt. St. Mary’s
St. Joseph’s church
Emmitsburg
Greenstreet
Progress of the New Turnpike at Emmitsburg Meeting
A large turnout gathered at St Marys Benevolent Association hall in Emmitsburg for a New Turnpike meeting on Saturday. Citizens debated shortening the route and reviewed survey work as the committee prepared a report.
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Aisunt St. Mary's
Kemp’s Relsam and Talsam cough remedy promotion
An informal ad urges readers to ask friends about Kemp’s Relsam and Kemp’s Talsam claiming successful cures for coughs and related ailments in the community. It touts purity and safety with testimonials and notes availability at druggists for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
mei
Wheat Panic Rides Chicago to New York Markets
Chicago wheat traders faced a wild morning as prices swung from about 9 to the 9 1/4 area, driven by oversold fears and quick shifts in demand. In New York, May 9 opened higher than Friday’s close, then fluctuated sharply from 9 4 to 9 3 1/4, with all options following the market trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
NEW YORK
Annual report highlights growth of Baltimore Eye Ear Throat Hospital
The News reviews the Baltimore Eye Ear and Throat Hospital annual report for 1889. It shows record totals in patients treated 2,325 with 1,519 white and 206 colored, and 256 surgical operations. The institution remains nearly entirely charitable with only 2 paying patients.
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Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
Hospital
bas
Meat Stolen Near Emmitsburg Leads to Suspect
Four pieces of meat, totaling over 100 pounds, were stolen from Daniel H. Starner’s smoke house on an I. S. An nan & Bro. farm near Emmitsburg. Starner traced the thief to William Grelman’s farm then reported to town. Constable Nanemaker and Massamer obtained a search warrant and followed tracks two miles below Creagerstown to Obler’s brother-in-law Powell’s premises, where the meat was recovered except for a few slices cut from one ham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Starner
I. S. Annan & Bro
Emmitsburg
Sterner
Wmn. Grelman
Joshua Ohler
Nanemaker and
Massamer
Ohler
Creagerstown
Obler
Powell
Peach Expansion Among Mountaintop Orchards
Emmitsburg Chronicle reports Charles F. Rowe and John 3M Stouter added 700 peach trees each to their mountain orchards last week. Rowe also cut 100 pear trees, as F B Welty increases involvement in peach culture. It is believed peaches perform well here, matching Washington county’s famed belt, with more locals entering the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Messrs
Chas. F. Rowe
John
Stouter
mounta
Rowe
F. B. Welty
Washington
Cigarette Law Upheld by Attorney General Amid Reports
Attorney General Wivlie states the cigarette law passed by the late legislature remains operative and not inoperative as some reports claimed. The trader license carries a fine not less than £20 or more than $100 per offense. upon payment of fine and costs, the offender may be jailed or held until payment, for up to twenty days or as provided.
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Wivlie
Annapolis
Local Poultry Report Notes Mixed Prices
A fragmentary market note shows dozens of dressed and live chickens offered with prices around 4197.92 dollars. The terse line hints at wholesale poultry activity without full context or clear dates.
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ington
Congress in the United States Senate and House
Fragmentary note references congressional work in the United States Congress, with unclear details about the specific row or action. Limited readable text suggests ongoing legislative activity in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Fragmented headline cannot determine full title
The readable text is garbled and does not provide a clear kept narrative ornamed entities to summarize. No coherent events, people, or places are identifiable for a proper card.
Kemp's Raslam Remedy Ad Claims Quick Cold Cure
An ad promotes Kemp's Raslam as a large 50 cent bottle remedy claimed to cure colds. It instructs readers to compare its bright clear look with other remedies and references Inune preparat un Harkabi. The phrasing imitates early 20th century patent medicine promotion.
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compasind coig
Middletown Reformed Church repairs and local visits
Correspondent tours the renovated Reformed Church in Middletown noting a fine interior with 26 candle chandelier lighting, a large boiler heating system, and Seaton Feete’s guiding tour. Rev N H Skyles praises Jeannette’s prospects, with new factories and growth forecast, while various residents and events fill the community pages.
TABLE TALK FOR APRIL AND LOCAL NOTICES
A long Read includes a April table talk menu with breakfast and dinner items, local notes from Emmitsburg and Mt Saint Marys, and personals. It notes an April 12 Chronicle report on plans for an ice factory in town with 8000 capital stock and three tons daily capacity by July. It lists literary society debates, recitations, and regional society members.
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Emmitsburg
Dominick Brown
Catholic University at
Washington
Father Gallagher
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Purcell Lyceum
John F. Seton
Peter Campbell
Boston
Mass
Joseph Cavanagh
Blass
Eugene E. J. McDonald
Jersey City
John J. Dallard
Shellsburg
Arthur Ryan
Philadelphia
Charles F. Kessler
Lancaster
Ohio
Frank J. Sullivan
Lowell
Two from Hagerstown Dead and Aged Citizens Pass
Abraham, a boy found in mysterious condition, died after a week of illness in Hagerstown. Mr. Georg, 50, a well known resident, died of consumption at his brother in law P A Witmer’s home. Salvation Gil is promoted as a universal pain remedy priced 35 cents. A riddle jokes about Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup priced twenty two cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Abraham
m-vard
kiesed rae
Georg
P. A. Witmer
Gil
betes
Dr. Bull
Tancytown Talk in Daily Life and Visits
A near report of local people traveling to Philadelphia and Baltimore for business, church changes, and weekend visits. Several residents including Miss Shriver, Mr. and Mrs. Fink, Mr. Granville Crouse, and others are noted visiting relatives or hosting guests on the weekend of the 12th to 14th.
Release on bail in Archer case belair April 14
State Treasurer Stevenson Archer, held since last Thursday night, was granted bail of 25 000 by Judge Watters in Harford County Circuit Court. Bail bondsmen include John G. Rouse Edward Ferry and others. Archer remains weak and confined to bed at Hazel Dell while officers report relief from constant surveillance.
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Archer
Belair
Benj. Slyer
Edwin
Webster
A. Williams
J. Thomas
C. Trophins
James Lee
Air
Hazel Dell
Mr. Archer
Local Social Notes From Llancock District
Local residents and visitors are listed: Mr and Mrs Burgess and daughter Mary of Llancock Md host Mr M Merchant family. Miss Minnie Shall of Jefferson returns home. Mrs George Bissert and niece Addie visit John Bond family. Harvey Tucker and wife from Keedysville visit Mr C Thomas. Mrs Mary Wood visits son Edward and brother Daniel Potterfield in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs A C Darby spend the 13th in Bolivar West Virginia. Mr Brian Reid of Washington visits with parents. Miss Lizzie Philpot of Frederick visits Mamie Reid. Mrs J M Miller ill with malaria. Rev W Harris preaches at M E church on Sunday the 13th. Rev J M Mickley preaches at Reformed church on Sunday morning the 13th. Mr I N Merchant to sell personal property on the 19th at 30 a.m.
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Tancytown
Jeff
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Englar
St Joseph's church
Father Clancy
Windsor
Edward Birely
Geo. K. Birely & Son
Frederick
Littlestown
Shriver
Westminster
Jesse Roberts
Jacob Bullington
Middleburg
Sylvester Fink
Win. Topper
Birs. Burgess
Mary
Llancock
M. Merchant
Minnie Shall
Jefferson
C. W. Shaff
Mirs
George Bissert
Misa Addie
John Bond
Harvey Tucker
Keedysville
C. Thomas
J. M. Miller
W. Harris
M. E
J. ML. Mickley
I. N. Merchant
Fragmentary note on theft cases and editors’ protests
A fragment discusses a man taking a newspaper with no intention of paying and mentions a recent conviction of forty men in a collection case. It notes the public bringing suits and observers predicting impact on editors and readers, with reference to larceny and protest actions by editors.
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stofie
ibkay
His Biz Supper Hilled Him in Prince County
An Upper Marlboro special reports Mr. Curtiss living near Groome Prince County died Monday night after a heavy supper. The meal included two and a half pounds of meat a quart of boiled navy beans cakes crackers and half a gallon of cider. Digestive failure led to death despite a doctor’s help.
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Upper Marlboro
Upton Brace
Curtiss
Groome
Prince ‘s county
John Hubner Named as State Treasurer Candidate
The American reports Stevenson Archer will be removed today as State Treasurer and successor appointed by Guy Jackson after investigations into misuse of funds. The anticipated appointee, a surprise choice, is John Hubner the speaker of the House, whose potential nomination has been kept quiet but would meet approval.
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Stevenson Archer
Guy Jackson
Movelock
anapulis
uisify assuce
Sisie
John Hubner
Canal Around Niagara Falls Ship Canal Bill Reported
Representative Payne reported to the House a bill to construct a U S ship canal around Niagara Falls New York by the government. The committee removed a Chicago Board of Trade member requirement and the report notes military necessity and growing lake commerce as Canada expands Welland Canal. The Welland toll system and Montreal trade shift are cited along with Britain’s treaty limits on lake fleets.
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Payne
Committee on Railroads and Canals
House
Niagara Falls
New York
United States
Board of Trade of Chicago
great West
Northwest
St. Lawrence river
lake comerce
Welland Canal
Canadis2 sys
Montreal
Canada
New York city
Welland
Meeting Notes From the F C M C A Executive Committee
A 4 30 p m tonight session in the rooms invites outdoor sports enthusiasts to form an organization. Nominations were presented for officers, with elections set for Monday evening the 21st. The Singing Class, led by Mr C B T Hendrickson, met last night. The Ladies Auxiliary organized committees to aid the bazar to be held soon. The Junior Department received new instructive books and remains flourishing.
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C. B. T. Hendrickson
Foxrville Social Notes And Upcoming Dramatic Event
Mr A J Smith and Miss Lizzie Wolf of Wolfsville spent Sandur the 3th as guests of J A Fox and wife Samuel West and Miss Marteener of Sahillasville were guests of Mr T C Fox Miss Cordelia Young is visiting friends here Rev Kelier pastor of the Lutheran church has the grip hence no preach T C Fox is fencing his garden and back yard Dramatic Entertainment by Grace Trinity Reformed Church young ladies on the Baltimore turnpike near Frederick will hold a dramatic entertainment in the church basement on Thursday night May 1st if the night is not clear the entertainment will be held the next clear night supporting proceeds with race dialogues and music
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F. DeWitt Talmage
prince
ubl
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick County
W. BH. PLUMMER
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Central Hotel
Frederick
Jefferson Jollings
Middletown
Reformed
Seaton Feete
Israe
Rhoderick
Hexister
N_ ID Skyles
Jeannette
Skyles
new Reformed church
plass
Jefferson
Calvin E. Darner
here
Hagerstown
John T. Darner
Stauffer & Darner
Thos. E. Williard
Geological Coast Survey
N. H. Skyles
Hessrs
Remsburg
Kefauver
Minnie Shaff
Knoxville
Daisy Frey
Dr. Winchell
Redhill
Carroll’s Manor
Methodist Episcopal church
Jaanette Kessler
priyr
M.E
Lutheranshuren
John S. Lakin
Ella
Cornesius Cochran
Jeanaeite
Doty
Moday
half mile hill
Bowlus
Cramten
John Cersm
Emory
Elia Feaster
Grace L. Keller
Oscar D. Culler
Jacob A. Culler
Harry W. Lewis
Foxrville
A.J. Smith
Lizzie Wolf
Wolfsville
Sandur
J. A. Fox
Samuel West
Marteener
Sahillasville
T. C. Fox
Cordelia Young
Kelier
Lutheran church
young ladies of Grace
Trinity Reformed church
Baltimore turnpike
Funeral of William Bruchey Held This Afternoon
The funeral for the late Mr. Wm. Bruchey was held this afternoon at 2:50 officiated by Rev. F Brand. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery. Carty oversaw arrangements. In the Pobhee Court Officer Utrecht jailed Wanter Tyler for intoxication. Obenderfer arrested David Houck for drunkenness, and the mayor jailed him for 23 days.
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Wm. Bruchey
F. Brand
John cahauer
Nufus McLane
Henry Doll
Daniel Roelkey
Pobhee Court
Oficer Utrecht
Wanter Tyler
Obenderfer
David Houck
Church Notes Calcuration of Lord's Supper in Reformed Church
The Reformed church at Burkittsville sets the Lord's Supper for next Sunday April 20 at 10 30 o clock with preparatory services on Saturday at 2 80 o'clock PM.
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Burkittsville
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