One Springs of Wall Papers in Frederik Md
An advertiser notes a large cheap line of wall papers from C RR Cune Co at 18 North Market Street Frederik Md. D C Winebremer & Co promote Henriettas serges and plaids with new shades and a full line including black silks priced at 90 cents to 1.50.
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C & RR CUNE & CO
North Market Street
Frederik, Md
Marker Sc
Henriettas
Taos
Sams
D. C. WINEBRENER & Co
Inspecting ice plant plan eyed by Charlestown visitor
The weather report covers Eastern New York to New Jersey with rain and cooler temps and winds. Gustavus E. Brown of Charlestown W Va visited the city to inspect the Brown & Delashmutt ice plant for a potential Charlestown project. Fredericktown Savings Institution directors elected officers for the coming year with Joseph Cronise as president and J Marshall Willer as secretary.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virginia
Ohio
Ar. Gustavus E. Brown
Charlestown
W. Va
Messrs. Brown & Delashmutt
Fredericktown Sayings Institution
Joseph Cronise
J. Marshal Willer
Edwin C. Markell
Marshal Fout
Wanted at Richmond and medical and lecture notices in Frederick
Invitation received by the Frederick Riflemen to participate in the unveiling of the Lee monument on May 29. No action yet. Prof Winchell and wife to give lecture and stereoptical exhibition at Union Chapel Saturday evening the 19th. The Maryland University School of Medicine held its eighty third annual commencement in Baltimore. Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances in the county with prices recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Frederick
Lee monument
Jefferson dottings
Theodore B. Moody
Washington, D.C
Winchell- and
Union’ Chapel
Frederick Graduste
Mearyland University School of Medicine
Academy of Music
Baltimore
AK. PF
Biser
Wyamsville
Governor Jackson Withholds Signature on Reassessment Bill
Annapolis special reports Governor Jackson declines to sign the reassessment bill saying it grants excessive power to assessors and could drive taxable property from the state. He also refuses to approve the medicine practice regulation bill citing objections to its provisions and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Annapolis
saya
General Assembly
Sam
Congressional Proceedings Lose Interest As Senate Debates Civil Service
In Congress yesterday the proceedings were dull. Senators debated appointments and civil service matters with sharp exchanges between Hoar Plumb and Faulkner while a joint resolution for medical examiners faced partisan fault lines. The House adjourned after paying tribute to a distinguished man.
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Congress
Montana
Sander
Treasury Department
Navy Department
Sherman
Gray
Senate
House
bureau of pensions
Faulkner
Cockrell
Plum
Hale
Hoar
Plumb
United States
Butterworth
Italian Premier Crispi praised in satirical portrait review
A fragmentary 19th century review highlights Francesco Crispi as a vivid Sicilian statesman amid European politics after Bismarck's fall. The piece notes a Frank Les Monthly article and mentions topics from Vancouver sea topics to forest destruction and cathedral brasswork, reflecting eclectic literary criticism of the era.
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Lestie
Francesco Crispi
Bismarck
Frank Les Monthly
M Wiba
Kialian Chamber
Geo
Prince Albert Vistar
omber
J. Hinton
Congress
Chartres
Poisoned by Blood Elixir Claim
Fragmentary ad claims a deadly poison through a blood elixir sold by J. A. W druggist. It asserts onset symptoms and vows a total guarantee against death.
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J. A.W
Govenor Jackson and Treasurer Brown in Baltimore move on State securities
Governor Jackson and Treasurer Brown traveled from Annapolis to Baltimore and to the Hotel Rennett. The plan involves Brown meeting with Attorney General Whyte to arrange the transfer of state securities held by Mr Archer and counting boxes at Safe Deposit with Newcomer’s keys before Brown takes receipt. A state securities recovery action is expected at Archer’s keeping.
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Ed Gonsalt
Jackson
Edwin H. Brown
Baltimore
Annapolis
Rennett
Salisbury
Brown
Whyte
Archer
Ther
Newcomer
Ax. Brown
Afr
Mr. Archer
Centreville
Maryland Bible Society annual report highlights sales and distributions
The Maryland Bible Society met with William Woodward presiding. The secretary noted 6,450 Bibles and 5,989 Testaments sold, valued at 6521.82, with 7,817 Bibles and 3,518 Testaments distributed valued at 3699.54. Receipts totaled 1485.93, balance 516.32. Thirteen colporteurs, four in Baltimore, reported 3526 adults without Bibles and 59 refused. Average cost per Bible distributed 11 cents. Board re elected with two changes, for the ensuing year.
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Maryland Bible Society
Wm. Woodward
Baltimore city
Andrew J. Miller
James P Frames
Elisha H. Perkins
Joshua Levering
From Orleans to Hancock Canal Receivers Inspect Washouts
The Hancock special notes the canal receivers arriving around 4 PM and being greeted by townspeople. They tour washouts from Orleans to Sideline Hill with major damage at dam No. 6 and sections east of it, outlining needed repairs and earth loss. The party crosses to Virginia, hears curious anecdotes from a ferryman about President Cleveland, and is hosted by Mr Robert Bridges on Main Street.
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Hancock
say's
Orleans
Sideline Hill
Potomac
Virginia
Cleveland
dam No. 6
vos
Robert Bridges
Main street
Examinations Begin For County Public School Teachers
The annual examination of county public school teachers opened at Central Hall under School Examiner Diffenbaugh. Fifty five applicants, 23 ladies and 33 gentlemen, 52 white and three colored, attend. Seven seek scholarships at the State Normal School with applicants from Howard, Hartford, Baltimore, Frederick and Carroll counties.
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Westminster
Western Waryland additions
free scholarships College
Central Hall
Diffenbaugh
the
State Normal School
Howard
Hartford
Baltimore
Frederick
Carroll county
A Cold Summer Forecastes Scarier Weather Prophecies
The piece notes winters in 1815 16 and 1853 59 with summers of frost and crop failure. It cautions against fretting over doomsday forecasts arguing that fear before harm is misplaced and urges calm despite prophecies of a cooler coming summer.
Fish trip near Buckeystown reports bass activity
Ralph R. Bowers and Edward Reynolds fished near Buckeystown yesterday. They note bass leaping in sunshine but slow biting. C. E. Haller received two fine fishing rods from Baltimore and expects a steel rod from New York soon.
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Prsvatorial
Ralph R. Bowers
Edward Reynolds
Buckeystown
C. E. Haller
Balti
New York
Drowned in a Spring Near Alesia Carroll County
Frederick Michael a 70 year old farmer from near Alesia Carroll County went to his spring to fetch water. After drawing one bucket he slipped into the spring while filling the second and drowned. Dr Prescott attended. No inquest was held. His body was found by his wife. Creers Premium Fia at Smith's. The Western Maryland College baseball club has been organized with players K. Rober GB Hadler C. H. Bowden WL dice Fee.
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Frederick Michael
Alesia
Carroll county
Preston
Western Maryland College Club
Western Maryland College baseball club
K. Rober
GB Hadler
C. H. Bowden
Cofete
Pena & Coltese
ure
MARYLAND
Presbytery of
William J. Gibson
Madison avenue
Maggie Lehr
Baltimore
Presbytery
New Cast
Chesapeake
Perryville
Jamaica
Martinsburg Improvement Company Secures Philadelphia Contract
Martinsburg West Virginia improvement firm closes two contracts with BL of Philadelphia for paving and street work in the proposed city renewal. Work to begin immediately under Mr. Hickman supervision. project promises substantial employment and local impact. Life health claims underscore local promotion.
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Martinsburg
Wo Va
Philwlevilia
hildiaz
Hickman
Treasurer Brown In Charge After $200000 Bond Approved
Annapolis report states EL Brown arrived with Secretary LeCompte, submitted a $200000 bond to Gov. Jackson who approved it and sworn in. Brown began work in the treasurer's office, meeting clerks, and signing the bond of State Tobacco Inspector Akudd. Bondsmen named include John B. Brown and others from Queen Annes county.
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Annapolis
EL EL Brown
Jackson
Brown
LeCompte
executive
State House
State House, where Mr. Brown
John B. Brown
William H. Newman
William W. Bunteed
Richard T. Earle
Washington Finley
James Brown
John Hersey Uall
Julige John M. Robinson
Queen Anne's county
Mr. Brown
William Newmar
W. W. Busteed
Washington Findley
Baltimore
Buchanan
John Hersey Hall
comptroller’s
Akudd
Browe
Stevenson Archer
Archer
cxsle
secretary of State
Court of Appeals
TABLE TALK FOR APRIL MENUS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
Tables list Saturday April 19 dishes to avoid embarrassment for housekeepers. Brunch includes baked lobster preserves breakfast fruit boiled rice sugar and cream broiled salt mackerel parsley sauce potatoes au gratin graham griddle cakes coffee. Lunch features sliced tomatoes cake tea dinner cream of potato soup baked shad drawn butter plain boiled potatoes peas salsify cream sauce cucumber salad wafers cheese bird's nest pudding hot coffee.
Booming Winchester and Worthington rally for Equity Improvement
Bruce Worthington formerly of Frederick county and now a Winchester business leader has been in Frederick to promote the Equity Improvement Company of Winchester. He reports strong support as he canvasses en route to advancing Winchester interests. Cigarettes Killed Him. Samuel Kimball a 16 year old choir member at St Mary's Brooklyn died at St John's Hospital from cigarette poison after a long smoking habit. The hospital cited nicotine saturation as the cause of heart failure. Frederick Disapproves It. Governor Jackson will not sign the reassessment bill drawing discontent across parties who believe the measure would ease taxpayer burden and benefit the burdened public.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
pastal
Mt. Pleasent
Frederick Godnty
Mae
Aetna Life Inurancé Ge
Frederick
Ee County
Pleassnt, M4
Gentral Hotel
Frederick, Md
Winchester
Bruce Worthington
Frederick county
Equity Improvement Company of
Worthington
New York
Samuel Kimball
St. Mary's church
Brooklyn
Jackson
Benjamin A. Startt
Crumpton
David Frank
Bob West Fayette street
Baltimore
Willard Toward
Baltimore Light Infantry
Mt. Glare
Joseph Beans
Tlenry Dean
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Iron Sill Station
Cecil county
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Central Presbyterian Church
William A. Sedgwick
Calvert county
McComas
Randall
civil service
United States naval
Richmond
Weems Line
Tro
Washington
Philadelphia
the
Stock Exchange
Baltimore and Ohio
Northern Central Railway
Church Notes Prayer Meeting at Braddocks Chapel
A prayer meeting is scheduled for Monday night at Braddocks Chapel at seven thirty led by Dr. H. W. Getvendaner. A Protestant church service follows. Sunday services at Lewistown begin at nine o'clock with Sunday school next Sunday.
Unscrambled medical ad text from era notices
Fragmented ad style item references illnesses including rheumatism coughs and asthma. Mentions Dr Acker’s English Remedy as a lung cure with a 25 cent guarantee. Also notes random names and towns from a period newspaper page.
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Dr. Acker
Presbytery of Maryland Debates Tithe Overture and Reports
The Presbytery of Maryland spent most of yesterday debating Rev. F B Jameay’s report on the General Assembly’s tithe overture. Ramsay offered details while a Kerr substitute focused on voluntary Gospel support. The assembly adopted a worship directory report, welcomed Rev. Johmer Clymer from Kerger, WV, and noted total presbytery contributions of 3,070 with a foreign missions service led by LeFevre and Leyburn.
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Presbtery
Maryland
Presbytery of
F. B. Jameay
General Assembly
presbyteries
Ramtsay
Ter
Ramsay
Colt. Wade
Johmer. Clymer
Kerger
W. Va
Winchester
Hancock
MB. Lambdin
Associate Reformed
J. A. Lefevre
Leyburn
Improvements urged at Montevue Hospital inspection
Dr Lee Sugge sts improvements at Montevue Hospital after inspection with Dr Charles Lee of Baltimore secretary of the State Board of Lunacy and Dr Fb Smith of Montevue. The Board of County Commissioners will reconvene Wednesday at 2 o'clock with the Board of Charities and Corrections to review proposed repairs. Dr Lee returned to Baltimore later that day.
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Lee
Charles Lee
Baltimore
State Board of Lunacy
Fb. Smith
Montevue Hospital
Board of Charities and Corrections
Maryland
Banana Market Excitement As Pirate Arrives With Jamaica Bananas
The steamship Pirate of Buckman & Co. brings a Jamaica banana cargo to Bowly's wharf Baltimore amid scarce fruit supplies and rising prices. Western demand grows, prices rise two to three shillings per bunch, and Buckman adds the Midlothian to meet orders. Judges hear a claim in the Orphans Court over a balance due related to Ulyses Waters will.
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Pirate
C. Buckman & Co
Bowly’s wharf
Baltimore
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Buckman & Co
West
fne
Midlothian
Buckman
Orphans’ Court
John &. Umberger
Ulyses Waters
deceas
Umne
Benj. Reich
Ambercer
PL Maulsby, Jr
Ricam
Paris Lodge to Stage New Entertainment Program
Lodge notes announce Paris Lodge GO will present a forthcoming entertainment program. The event features a memorial song and dramatic acts tied to community life, with plans for a reception following the show at the lodge hall.
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paris
Paris Lodge
Assault Hearings Set for Wood and May on October Case
A hearing in the assault cases of John and Francis Appleby for alleged assault on Ila Maywood, committed in August, will be held before Magistrate Wilson tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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John
Francis oF
Illa May wood
Wilson
Smith's Temple of Fancy Fresh Celery Seed Sale
Ad copy notes celery seed varieties at Smith's Temple of Fancy. Mentions Dr. Acher's English pills as a remedy for headaches and liver troubles. Claims pills are mild sweet and easy to take without gripe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Acher
Day's Doings in Maryland and Virginia
Maryland and Virginia items note Governor Fleming of West Virginia appointing executives. News covers Pan American delegates in Richmond and Norfolk, Warrenton railroad extension talks, church and local notices, farm fires, crime, deaths, and weather impacts.
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Maryland
Virginia
Fleming
West Virginia
Hichmond
Norfolk
Warrenton
Chesapeake and Ohio
Piedanont
Fragmented OCR News Item
A shredded passage mentions Saranactia with economic concerns and a claimed medicine “100 Tieses One Dol lar” said to heal with a bottle taken as directed. The text is garbled, hindering clear meaning and context.
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Joseph Hartsock
Maria T. Horton
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Acker’s
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P. Jones
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Orlando Bure
MONTEVIE
York
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal church
John Charles Schmidt
Anna Marion Small
W. Latimer Small
Wm. §. Miller
Parrott
Wilkesbarre
Franklin
W.G. Ware
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James Croeser & Sons
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