New Advts First in The News Ad Page
The Daily News presents new advertisements including specialists doctors furniture stores mortgage sales and notices. Read for reliable advertisers and promptly report irregular dealings. Public sale listings and administrators notices appear among the ads with names such as Dr Hardesty Carty Williams Landerkin Mullinix Kemp Zellers and Frank Suman worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hardesty
G. Carty
John H. Williams
W. L. Landerkin
Mort
Kindiing
Best
Frank Sumanworth
Mullinix & Kemp
C. EB. Zellers
Wailing
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest Items
A compact roundup of varied notices and anecdotes from local life including family humor, workplace mishaps, moral maxims, charitable givings, small town improvements, and seasonal remarks. It notes smallpox in Pennsylvania towns, a factory eye injury, planned building near Frederick, and springtime garden activity resuming with a Baltimore conference set for April 25 at Ebenezer church in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
M. E. Church
Ebenezer Church
Hagerstown
Silk mill bid prompts aldermen special session
The Frederick Board of Aldermen met in a special session with the city attorney and others to consider Bamford Brothers Parencoa New Jersey offer to locate a silk mill. They request tax exemption for 10 years and ownership terms after, while new reservoir work valued at $600 is proposed by Mr Lane’s company. The board adjourned to reconvene tonight to decide on the matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Col. Hayden
Henry Lane
Eisenhawer
Bamford Brothers
Frederick
Asittle Delsy
Pasalbte
Basroup Bros
S. M. Co
Joseph Bamford, Jr
Sec’y
Lane
Major Berry
Arbor Day Observed At Sugar Loaf Mountain School
Sugar Loaf Mountain School closed to Friday under W A Kessler. Arbor Day celebrated with many fruit and forest tree plantings. Program included prayer, scripture, several student essays, dialogues, songs, declamations and readings by students such as Minnis Sears, Lawrence Jones, Berina Sears, Nora Elliott, and Walter Slagaha. Visitors from Pool's Track School attended. a lemonade and cake treat followed served by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Loaf Mountain
W. A. Kessler
Minnis Sears
Lawrence B. Jones
Perne Hickman
Montrose
Willie Morley
Emma Magahba
United States
Bertha Sears
Mamie Cooley
Annie Sears
Aurela Specht
Lillie Sears
Mollie Ellicott
Lawrence Jones
Walter Magaha
Hancock Precautions On Arrival Of Coxeys Army
Judge Edward Stake of Hagerstown received a Hancock protection petition from J. D. Stottlemeyer and Wm. B. Perkins of the citizens meeting. County commissioners and Sheriff Herbert ordered to reinforce Hancock with police and arrests if needed while Mayor Keely urged sworn in special policemen. Six Coxeys Army members arrived in Hagerstown today and lodged in John T. Wolfe’s barn near Cavetown east of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Edward Stake
Hagerstown
J. D. Stottlemyer
Wm. BH. Perkins
Citizens
Keely
John T. Wolfe
Cavetown
Hagersown
The Battle of Lexington Commemoration Plan
The Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution marks the anniversary of the first battle of the American war for independence. An informal observance is planned for tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. at the residence of Vice President General Mrs John Ritchie on West Church Street.
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Lexington
Mass
Wes
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Dobn Ritchie
West Church Street
Great Shooting Match Planned At Motter's Farm
Preparations are underway for a shooting match on Tuesday April 24 at J C Motter near the city under George W Mulhern and other noted gentlemen. A feature will pit two Hanover Red and Gun Club members against two local sportsmen with a Remington shotgun awarded to the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Motter’s
George W. Mulhern
Hanover Red and Gun Club
Remington
Real Estate Transfers in Mechanicatown and Brumawick
Real estate transfers reported: Peter N Hummaker and Ida C his wife sell to Samuel Willhide property in Mechanicatown for 550 dollars. Executors Wm W Wenner and Mortimer Wenner transfer to Cage Ez Kidwell et al property in Brumawick for 1 pound and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter N. Hummaker
Ida C
Sife
Samuel Willhide
Mechanicatown
W. Wenner
Mortimer
Wenner
Cage
Kidwell
Has Leased a Hotel by Captain Hartuock in Atlantic City
Captain J. S. B. Hartuock once of this city and his brother have leased a hotel at Atlantic City and will operate it this season. Friends here wish him success in the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. B. Hartuock
S Cafe
Washington City
Atlantic City
Imported Hobbits and White Rabbits Find Homes
Pottinger Dorsey and companions import twenty pairs of white rabbits from Blaine. They are released in New Market district where, if left untroubled by hunters, they may provide sport for locals. Also mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla and its cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottinger Dorsey
Blaine
New Market District
Huntemen
County Officials Weigh Action Over Coxey Army March
State's Attorney Peter Boult and William Boult urged Montgomery County commissioners to authorize twenty special deputies to meet and monitor Coxey's army at the county line, with a decision due Saturday. A Kensington burglary saw a depot office broken into and a money box opened with a jimmy, a large sum stolen. Charles Green was captured while Joseph Warfield fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Peter
Wm. V. Boult
Coxey
Kensington
Baltimore and Oble Etstion
Jimmy
Charles Green
Joseph Warfield
Green
Warfield
Thurmont Aims as Summer Resort Col J R Rouzer Leads
A Thurmont Business Association committee traveled to Baltimore to pitch plans for making Thurmont a summer resort. The group envisions a hotel with cottages for Baltimore families, joint stock backing, and site visits by Baltimore businessmen to judge locations. Thurmont, at the base of the Catoctin mountains, offers climate, water, and scenery, with nearby resort inns and transport links.
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Sucinem
Business Association of
Thurmont
Baltimore
Baltimoreans
Col
J. KR. Rouzer
J. K. Watera
Register of Wills
Frederick Courty
George W. Stocks
Dale
C. E. Cassell
Catoctin Clarion
Peno-Mar
Beltimoreaas
J. R. Rouzer
J. EK. Waters
George W. Stocksdale
Catoctin Mountains
Marland
Binue Mountains House
Buena Vista
Fhurmort
Sews of the State A Busy Day of Local News
The Vansville Farmers' Club met. taxes in Howard County stay the same as last year. Obituaries include Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins in Easton at 72 and Mrs. Martha Simpson in Cumberland at 41. Wills probated for Henry E. Wooten in Ellicott City and Edward E. Sellers named Garrett County treasurer. Burglaries, embezzlement cases, hydrophobia reports, and court actions across multiple counties are listed, along with courthouse and jail contracts and Coxeyite activity near Elston. The Severn river forest fire and canal claimants meeting are noted. The Maryland State Council Junior Order session at Elston mentions a contest for state secretary. The Woman’s Literary Club honors Severn Teackle Wallis with reminiscences from Miss Janoy Zacharias.
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Vansville Farmers’ Club
Howard County
Elizabeth Jenkins
Easton
Henry E. Wooten
Ellicott City
Mamie Gephart
Ohio
Cumberland
Garrett County
Anne Arundel
Martha Simpson
Isaac H. Houston
Vienna
Dorchester County
Zenas Burns
Long Fairy
Mileser
Charles Greer
Montgomery County
Severn River
Anne Arundel County
Harford County
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Hagerstown
Alfred &.Way
Perry
Edward E. Sellers
A. G. Roas
Chesapeake Beach
Calvert County
Elizabeth Miller
Michael Lokaieigh
Washington County
Ste Desd
Beedy
Rogerstown
Wm. Massey
Caroine
Baltimore
Worcester County
Messrs
Simmoned Larkford
Salisbury
Frederick Johnson
John W. Jenkins
Ession
Hartley
Del
Maryland State Council
United American Mechanics
Elston
Cozey
Coxeyites
State Crop Bulletin Reports Winter Conditions Across Maryland
The Maryland Weather Service Bureau reports a below normal weekly temperature with steady excess in precipitation across Maryland and Delaware. Heaviest snow in the north and west caused orchard and field damage, while fruit appears largely destroyed in some regions. Wheat generally good, oats thin, and potatoes frozen in many areas as farming slows or halts amid wet ground and cold. A Cumberland syndicate forms to buy and run the Hagerstown Daily and Weekly News, led by Col Philip W. Avirett, planning to lease a wire between Cumberland and Hagerstown and reorganize a Westminster plant as the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Weather Service Bureau
Baltimore
Maryland
Delaware
Bachman’s Valley
Taneytown
Hagerstown
Resowe
Tidewater
Anne Arundel
Perederick
Adamstown
Chaups Drison
Newpaper
Weekly News
Cumberland
W. H. Shepherd
Third National Bank
That City
G. G. Williams
Philadelphia
S. W. Goodwin
Theational Bank of Waterville
J. W. Humblia
Kanawha River Railroad
John W. Ariett
The
Times of
Counterfeit Dollar Note Detected at Baltimore Treasury
Mr G C Goodrich receiving teller at the United States Sub treasury in the Customhouse Baltimore detected a counterfeit one dollar silver certificate. It bears the 1891 series Martha Washington head and B 189621456. It shows Tillman’s signature as register, indicating a very recent issue and high deception risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Goodrich
United States Sub Treasury
Baltimore
Tillman
Evolution of medicine shift to new liquid laxative
The piece notes a transition from herbs pills and draughts to a pleasant liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs. It urges readers to ensure the product is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and available from all reading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Remarkable Bread From a Flour Test at E A Briner Milling
A misstep by a top housekeeper led to a baking challenge, but a four loaf batch from E A Briner Milling Company flour produced a superb loaf. The tester praised the bread as the finest seen, urging careful trial to ensure consistent results and more loaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Gabon
Staub
North Market Street
Old Kind of Fish Hunts Flying Insects with Water Shot
A description from the Indian Ocean notes a fish with a short snout that spits water to knock insects from the air. The fish watches files overhead, shoots droplets with accuracy, and causes the insect to fall into the water where it is eaten. The flies can be brought down from two or three feet high.
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Indian Ocean
Carroll county counsel crippled by track accident near depot
Col Maulsby Hart senior counsel in Smith and Pride v Cover in Carroll County met a bad accident Monday afternoon at the W Mt. RR depot in Hagerstown. While crossing the track his foot caught a rail and he fell striking his forehead just above the left eye, rendering him unconscious. Dr Derr treated the wound and he was taken to Alex Nelli’s residence to await recovery during the trial. His wife accompanied him and will stay until he improves. The doctor warned that a higher strike could have produced a skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
William P. Maulsby, Sr
Smith
Pride
Westminster
Alex Nelli
West
Washington Street
Great Attraction Hagenbeck's Train of Animals in Baltimore
A week of Hagenbeck's animal show comes to Harris Academy in Baltimore. Lions ride horseback and tigers pull chariots with a cage of seventeen diverse animals on stage. Trainers enter the iron cage to perform with the beasts as popular prices apply and children pay half.
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Baltimore
Hagenbeck
Plaisance
New York
Philadelphia
Busipesa
Harris’ Academy
Ciy
Cardinal Gibbons Praises Shakespeare Enlivened Lent
The Cardinal at Baltimore's Cathedral praised Shakespearean drama as instructive and ennobling when free from prurient interludes. Creston Clarke opens an engagement here tonight, signaling the return of refined stage entertainment amid Lent.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Creston Clarke
Howorths Big Stow and May Forum Topics Preview
Howorths Big Stow touring act offers picturesque views of Ireland with lakes and mountains, praised for its appeal in the City Opera House. The May Forum will review Cleveland administration, discuss unemployed aid, and feature Dr Stanton Colt and Mr D airGregor Means arguments. Also notes Berlin telephone leadership and a marriage license in Frederick County.
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Howorth
Big Stow
Green Isle of
Erin
City Opera House
Cleveland
Russell
Mssgachueetts
Cullom
Tinois
Washington
Stanton Colt
New York
D. airGregor Means
Ireland Lace Goods Sale At Very Low Prices
The New Laces offer Irish Guipure Oriental Bourdon and Point De Ireland at very low prices. Also linen Torchon laces with Nainsook edges plain and dotted welting. One special item: large dotted Swiss suitable for curtains.
Carpet Department Promotes Ingram Carpets at Low Prices
Daily offerings in the carpet room feature another duplicate lot of Ingram Carpets. The same handsome styles, good quality, pretty patterns, and low prices drive their popularity. See before buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram
Landizke
Orphane Court Testamentary and Administration Notices
Letters testamentary and administration granted to executors and administrators for several estates. Jeremiah Martin, Luther C. Smith, Jesse City, Ann D. Brashear, J H Colliflower, Daniel Culler, Thomas McPherson, James M Hood, Benny J Walling all appear with respective executors or administrators named.
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Orphane Court
Jeremiah Martin
Eugene L. Rowe
Luther C. Smith
H. W. Burkhart
Jesse City
Jno
M. Clay
Ann D. Brashear
John P. Cain
J. H. Colliffower
Jennie E. Colliflower
Daniel Culler
John A. Culler
M. F. Culler
D. Br. Culler
Thomas McPherson
C. O. Keedy
A. M. Husbands
James M. Hood
Margaret E
Death of Mrs Griffith at Barneaville aged 24
Nannie V Warfield Griffith wife of Philemon H Griffith Jr died at home in Barneaville Montgomery county on April 17 1804 aged 24 years 7 months and 11 days She was daughter of Thomas J and Ruth B Warfield of Bresthedsville Washington county Std The obituary notes her death and family origins in somber terms.
Local Oculist Dr. J R L Hardesty Visits City Hotel
Dr J R L Hardesty oculist ear and throat specialist will be at City Hotel on Thursday next the 19th at 3 o'clock and will remain all day Friday Readers may consult him for eye ear and throat concerns and related remedies. Rambler Biereles notes emphasize bicycle handle bars and sit up positions as choices for speed and comfort.
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J. R. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
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Severn Teackle Wallis
Woman’s Literary Club
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State Crop Bulletin
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Col. Maulsby Hart
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Washington, D.C
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Fhurmont
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Notione
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F. W. Staub
Logal Mention
James E. Walker & CO
J. B. Walker & CO
James B. Walere
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