Baltimore Presbytery Debates New Windsor College Aid
The Baltimore Presbytery spent most of the afternoon session discussing New Windsor College finances prompted by Rev. Dr. Ramsdell of Washington. Debates included how churches should engage with college affairs and temperance actions, with resistances to declaring a special temperance day and to formal calendar observances.
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Baltimore
New Windsor College
Ramsdell
Washington
Presbytery
Dr. Branch
Babcock
Frank Williams
Boundary Avenue Church
Dr. Moffatt
Cumberland
Williams
T. F. Dixon
Personal notices from College Park and nearby towns
PURELY PERSONAL. Peasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Mr. FP. Veitch of College Park Md was in this city yesterday. Mr. James B. Hope has returned from a Vint of several weeks to Atlantic City. Mr. John Grombine has returned home from Highfield, Blue Ridge Summit. Master Fred W. Cramer spent last Saturday visiting his cousin Miss Eiea Poor Hoack. Mrs. Annie Aubert is in Baltimore attending the wedding of her sister Miss Edith V. Bragonier. Mr. Martin N. Rohrback and Mr. Jacob Rohrback attended the funeral of Miss Elizabeth Rohrback at Sharpsburg yesterday. Miss Iraice Gray of the Woman's College has been spending a few days with Miss Eleanor Houck at her beautiful country home. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Shafer of Hopeland were in this city yesterday. Mrs. Shafer recently underwent a grave and serious surgical operation on her eye which was blind from cataract. Dr. W. Betelet did the operation and it resulted in the successful recovery of her eye.
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FP. Veitch
College Park
James B. Hope
Atlantic City
John Grombine
Highfield
Biue Ridge Summit
Fred W. Cramer
Eiea
Poor Hoack
Annie Aubert
Baltimore
Edith V. Bragonier
Martin N. Rohrback
Jacob Rohrback
Elizabeth Rohrback
Sharpsburg
Iraice Gray
Woman's College
Eleanor Houck
David L. Shafer
Hopeland
W. ©. Betelet
Junior Order of United American Mechanics State Session
The State Council of the Junior Order meets in Baltimore with delegates from 196 councils. William W. Baker Jr presides as secretary Charles S. Davis presents a finances report showing total council worth 134 607 29 and membership at 20 691. The body discusses council officer appointments, tax treatment, office location, and a memorial page for deceased members. The toll case against John Hamilton and wife goes to circuit court after a verdict for the defendants.
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Maryland
William W. Baker, Jr
Baker
State Council
National Council
Charles 8. Davin
Davis
William L. James
State Council of the
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Baltimore
W. W. Baker, Jr
Charles S$. Davis
Recruits Enlist for Army from Frederick Area
Moody W Burgess of New Market and other men enlisted at the U S recruiting office and headed to Fort Meade. Fresh recruits sent to Fort Columbia then Cuba and Porto Rico. Station to move from Frederick to Chambersburg. Corporal Wells screens applicants ensuring height and weight standards.
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Moody W. Burgess
New Market
U. S
Mosers
W. QO. Stantfer
Eaward
Dettloyd
Fort Meade
South Dakota
Shunk
Fort Columbia
Governor's Island
New York
Cuba
Porto Rico
Frederick
Cumberland
Hagerstown
York
Chambersburg
John J. Wells
Wells
Jonquil Tea by Women’s Christian Temperance Union
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union hosted a jonquil decorated tea at the Academy assembly room to a successful close. Grace Reformed Orchestra and Mr. Grayson Renner performed with students in a varied program. Sales of time made candies and frozen treats supported the event, with receipts satisfactory. Next Monday Mrs Frances Barnes, WCTU secretary, to lecture at the Reformed chapel.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Academy
Grace Reformed Orchestra
Grayson Renner
James Whitcomb Riley
Mises Seabel Storm
Lulu James
Naomi Hershberger
Bennett Cates
Jessie Thomas
Frances Barnes
Fire losses, deaths, and petitions across Maryland and nearby areas
The report notes a Garrote county dwelling burned with most furniture lost. Cumberland Steel and Tin Plate Company president William Dickey died at age 59. A Dorchester county lawsuit seeks 100000 for each plaintiff against Rev. Levi D. Traver. Miss Lucy Day, 18, was shot and killed in Davis West Virginia. Fred Kerns arrested. Secretary Richard Dalum resigns, George Boweree to assume. Mount Sauvage workers threaten strike for 50 cents more per ton. current wage 40 cents. Baltimore County school board seeks 2100000. Kindergartens urged. Lower Cecil county peach prospects look brighter. trees survived cold, few frost-killed. Outlook for other fruits favorable.
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Lisgerstown
Ste Association of Volunteer
Jesyn Glotfalty
Garroté
William ©. Dickey
Cumberland Steel and Tin Plate Company
Theophilus T. Spiver, Jr
Levi D. Travere
Dorchester County
Lucy Day
Davis
W. Va
Fred. Kerns
Richard Dalum
Annapolis
George Kboweree
Mount Sauvage
Baltimore County School Board
Cetil County
The Social World A Musical Social at Umberger Home
A pleasant evening at Mr. John Umberger's residence on April 13 featured Mrs. Umberger Jr. and Montgomery county friends performing on organ violin banjo auto harp and harmonica. Guests shared social time and dinner with ample refreshments then music resumed before late departures. Attendees included numerous Montgomery county residents and Bear Monrovia visitors. ART RECEPTION. The Broderick Art Club invites friends to an afternoon reception at their rooms on Saturday from 2 to 6 o'clock.
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John Umberger
Umberger Jr
Montgomery County
Nettie Burdette
Lola Young
Alica Boyer
Annie Lawson
Byrtie Young
Jean Pordum
Mima Boyer
Mesers
Mack Burdette
Everest Boyer
Wesley Lawson
Arthur Burdette
Roby Boyer
Bromwell Beall
Willie
Odd Fellows Election Held in Baltimore
The sixty month annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Maryland Independent Order of Odd Fellows met at the Temple in Baltimore. Officers were elected for the current year including Grand Master Richard Gibway and Deputy Grand Master John O Bell. 401 votes were cast with several offices to be filled and completion expected today. The eightieth anniversary will be celebrated tomorrow night by lodges statewide. County School Examiner G I Bobbty tours public schools as payroll preparations for the current quarter proceed for May 15 payment.
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Grand Lodge of Maryland
Order of Odd Hollows
Temple
Baltimore
John M. Jones
Gran Tressurer
J. ¥. Planner
Sovereign Grand Lodge
John S. Wilson
Baltimore County
J. Will Perkins
Ellen
Ceail County
Alde
Renmin
Elacion
Br. Jones
Grid
Conagentivo
G. I. Bobbty
Yoong
Local Dress Goods and Accessories at Linton Main
John Hendrickson presents a broad display of clothing items and fabrics with reasonable prices. Prominent offerings include brocade skirts, shirts, plaid cloths, and numerous waist styles from reputable makers. A large selection of hosiery and imported goods is highlighted with emphasis on fit and satisfaction.
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Best
Deaths of Mrs. Abraham Spahr and others in local notices
Mrs. Abraham Spahr of near Woodsboro dies at 79 after cancer illness. Funeral held at Lutheran church with Rev. R. S. Patterson presiding. interment at Mt. Hope. Survived by husband and five children. Also noted: infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. E. Biser dies. Mrs. Minnie Williams buried in Clarendon, Texas. Mrs. Sarah A. Cole dies in Baltimore with funeral set for tomorrow.
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Abraham Spahr
Woodsboro
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
R. S. Patterson
William Catshall
John Q. Lough
John King
Jacob Dorcus
Milton Gilbert
John Hoffman
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Adame & Powell
Milton Spahr
William Cramer
William Delaplane
Mary
Jane Spahr
Annie V
M. A. E. Biser
McLean
Grace Reformed Church
Middletown
Minnie Williams
Minnis Williams
Minnie Grumbine
Clarendon
Texas
Sarah Cole
Sarah A. Cole
Lona D. Gith
Pennsylvania Avenue
Baltimore
Millinery Openings and Auctions Placed Around Town
Tomorrow marks the opening of the Misses Mantz millinery with a run through Friday. The Clark millinery and dressmaking parlor hosts a spring opening Friday and Saturday. Misses Griffith and Thomas open their millinery on West Patrick Street Friday and Saturday. Blocher Brothers plan a Jew elry establishment opening on South Market Street Thursday. The public auction at Wm H Wayes continues for several days.
Local Deals and Osteopathy Notice in Town
Small Onion Sects offer one hundred quarts Silver Skin onion sets at Locents this week only at Sarphry and Borst. O M Bande of Ordway's music store shows three Lester pianos, San Domingo Mahogany and English Bar Walnut. A new osteopathy method attracts attention among mid West medicos, inviting inquiries with free consultation.
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Sarphry & Borst
O. M. Bande
Ordway
West
Patrick Street
Lester
San Domingo
Brief Bits From The World Of Facts And Figures
A miscellany notes soap first produced in Britain in 1524 and Brazil producing about 7 million bags of coffee yearly. It cites a 2000 value for an ostrich feather harvest and a half day to sing a Chinese national hymn. Also lists world paper production, Texas area vs Spain, coal mined by American industry, New Zealand population breakdown, daily letters through London, Torres Straits mother of pearl trade, orange blossom bridal customs, a German forecast of future bearded women, 57 frog farms in the U S, and a note on neutralizing medicine for aches and pains.
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Britain
Brazil
China
Texas
Spain
New Zealand
General Post Office
London
Thuredsy Island
Torres Straits
United States
Hasskarl Resigns as Cham bersburg Pastor
The Rev. Dr. G. H. C. Hasskarl resigns from the Second Lutheran congregation in Cham bersburg Pa due to English German differences. The resignation was accepted at a congregational meeting and will take effect the first Sunday in September. German members accuse English brethren of attempting to control church affairs.
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Hasskarl
Second Lutheran
Chambersburg
G. H.C. Hasskarl
Law's Grip Sees Harris Arrested on Disorderly Conduct Charge
John Harris, colored, held under a warrant issued yesterday by Magistrate White, was arrested by Policeman Glessner and faces a final hearing this afternoon. Harris is an old offender. At a prior hearing Magistrate White dismissed the charge against Charles Woodward for striking his wife and discharged him.
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White
John Harris
Harris
Chas. Woodward
Negotiations Began for Crawford Bicycle Plant Absorption
The Bicycle Trust formed recently is in talks to absorb the Crawford Bicycle Co. plant in Hagerstown. Three trust representatives have been in the city for some time, taking inventory and examining the facility.
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Crawford Bicycle Copany
Hagerstown
The
Bicycle Trust
Trust
Governor Lowndes to Attend State Firemen Convention
Governor Lowndes will attend the State Firemen's Association annual convention in Westminster on June 7 and be accompanied by his staff. He notified John H. Cunningham, chairman of Westminster fire department's executive committee, of his plan to be present.
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Lowndes
John H. Cunningham
Westminster Fire Department
State Firemen’s Association
Westminster
Sacramental Schedule and City Telegraph Right of Way
Grace Reformed at Pleasant Hill will hold the Lord s Supper next Sunday at 10 8.0 with preparatory services and confirmation on Saturday at 2 p m and services Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings. Zion Reformed Church has regular service next Sunday at 2 15 p m. C J Hubbard right of way agent for the Postal Telegraph and Cable Company arrives in Frederick to seek a municipal right of way at tonight s Board of Aldermen meeting.
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Grace Reformed Congregation
Pleasant Hill
S. M. Hench
Zion Reformed Guarch
Hr. C. J. Bubbard
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
New York City
Frederick
Board of Aldermen St
National Peace Jubilee Excursion Tickets From 250 Mile Radius
Baltimore and Ohio K R sells round trip excursion tickets for the National Peace Jubilee in Washington DC May 23 24 25. Special rates apply from most points within 250 miles with several city exceptions. Tickets on sale May 22 23 return validity through May 26 1899. Includes parade and pageant events with fireworks and illuminations. Also local ads for axle grease and store openings.
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Washington, D. C
Baltimore and Ohio K. R
Ons Faure
New York
Philadelphia
Chester
Wilmington
Baltimore
United States
The Exclusive Carpet House Promotes Matting Trade
L E Mullinix invites shoppers to visit the store's large carpet and matting department to see booming trade. The shop emphasizes exclusive focus on the trade, bulk buying, and profits kept small, offering goods from China matting at eight cents to Japanese damasks at thirty five cents. Telephone 10.
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L. E. Moan
Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Health On Travel
Traveling readers are advised to carry Syrup of Figs to keep kidneys and bowels regular on trips. It prevents fevers and headaches and is sold in 50 cent bottles by all leading druggists. Manus by the Galiforme Fig Syrup Co, only.
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Potomac River
Priess
Manus
Work at Athletic Park Improves Facilities
Work at Athletic Park proceeds with erecting a dancing pavilion and eating booth. Workers also improve the race course to better suit future racing. A baseball team is likely to be organized and manage the park's diamond. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotes health and vigor.
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Athletic Park
Tess
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