Baltimore Meeting Forms Direct Legislation Association
Marylane Association organized in Baltimore to promote initiative and referendum. Mr. Ralston of Hyattsville spoke on how a petition by five percent of voters could prompt actions or constitutional amendments for a vote. He cited South Dakota's constitutional amendment as a democratic example of the mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylane Association
Baltimore
Direct Legislation Association of Land
HE. Ralston
Hyattsville
Ralston
Ean
Puulijic
Entertainment at Araby School House and local notes
Bright items report an entertainment planned for tomorrow at Araby School House. The first frogs of the season were captured by Harry Apple and sold in Frederick. A marriage license was issued in Washington for William Duvall and Marion Anaguata Byng of Frederick. Major street paving by Henry Baumgardner and others on Patrick Street. another license issued in Baltimore for Charles H. Weipel Jr. A large double trick house on East Fifth Street by B A Cramer nears completion as a fine residence. County Constable James Staub had a tooth extracted at City Opera House without pain after years of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araby School House
Harry Apple
Frederick
Washington
William Duvall
Fredrick
Marion Anaguata Byng
Henry Baumgardner
Adolphus Hahn
Patrick Street
Charles H. ‘Eipel, Jr
Frederick Avenue
Baltiore
Bud Mollie K. Hamerick
Emmitsburg
B. A. Cramer
Fifth Street
James Stanb
City Opera House
Staub
Personal Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. W. H. Wantz of York is in the city. Miss Mary Tyson visiting friends in Shepherdstown. Mrs A J Wilcoxen in Baltimore visiting her son Clinton Wilcoxen. Miss Mamie Sheetaphalm of McKaig spending time with Mrs Tyson. Oliver P Meckel of Allegheny is an uncle of Mrs Allen Rohrback and paid a visit. Donald Donaldson from Washington rejoined by his daughter Mollie and nephew J H Frazier, homeward. J M Loy, formerly of YY & Perry, takes a shoe department job at B monr & Sons. The column notes community movement and local social travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wantz
York
Mary Tyson
Shepherdstown
W_ Va
A. J. Wilcoxen
Baltimore
Clinton Wilxen
Mamie Sheetaphalm
McKaig
East Church Street
Oliver P. Meckel
Allegheny
Donald Donaldson
Washing
D. C
Ughter
Bliss Mollie Donaldson
J. H. Frazier
J. M. Loy
Fun
Yy & Perry
Messrs. B. Monr & Sons
Tranch
East
Privilege Granted for New Telegraph Line Through Frederick
Postal Telegraph Cable Company representatives appeared before the Board of Aldermen seeking a franchise to plant poles and string wires through Frederick. An ordinance with conditions was unanimously passed, letting the city use the poles for its own wires and directing use of city poles where available. Linemen advance toward Cumberland and Hancock with work expected to begin in July, taking three to four weeks. The route spans Patrick Street to Telegraph Street and beside South Street to Eastern city limits, ending near an office on Patrick Street. Additional trips are planned to Middletown and Urbana before continuing toward Baltimore. The company, organized in 1882, now has about 65 000 miles of wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OC. J. Hubbard
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Board of Aldermen
Frederick
Tak News
Hubbard
Cumberland
Hancock
Hagerstown
Patrick Street
Water Way
Telegraph Street
South Street
Market
Commissioners of
Middletown
Urbana
Baltimore
James E. Staub
George D. Moore
Moore
Win. D Ridgley
City Electric Light
Winebrewer
City Opera House
Frederick City Hospital Association
Zimmerman
Butler’s Field
William A. Woodward
Frederick Electric Light Company
Marken & Bielfeld
William S. Miller & Company
R. A. Rager
Font Lumber Company
G. M. Gittinger
BH. Motler Manufacturing Company
Phenix Glass Company
James M Gilbert
Spring Millinery Openings Draw Fashion Enthusiasts
The Mantz parlors opened today with a spring display of bonnets hats and millinery including flowers feathers lace and silk. Blocher Brothers launched a jewelry store on South Market Street showcasing gold and silver wares in a well arranged display.
Additional Mail Service Between Frederick and Lancaster
The Pennsylvania Railroad adds a new passenger train linking Lancaster and Frederick improving travel. The Lancaster departure is 6.25 am with arrival at 10.20 am and the Frederick departure 3 pm returning to Lancaster at 6.45 pm. Postmaster Garratt Grange also adds a closed pouch for Washington via the B&O at 3:40 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Lancaster
Langaster
Garratt Grange
Washington
Philomathean Meeting and Society Papers Tonight
The Philomathean Literary Society and the Historical Society announce meetings tonight A paper by Hon F J Nelson on Maryland Religious Toleration Act will be read The Graphophone Grand will perform at the City Opera House in a brilliant program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philomathean Literary
the Historical Society
F. F. Smith
F. J. Nelson
Maryland
City Opera House
Dutrow Thomas Wedding at St Josephs Church on the Manor
A beautiful white wedding solemnized yesterday at St Josephs Catholic church on the Manor. Miss Mary Frances Thomas daughter of Mrs Kate Thomas and Ignatius Myrtle Dutrow of the city east, wed in white organdie with lilies of the valley bouquet. Fr Gaffney performed the ceremony as Mendelssohn’s wedding march played. Guests included Mrs Kate Thomas and Mrs Mary Thomas, Mr John Thomas of Washington, Mr Edgar Nicodemus of Buckeystown, and others. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home. Mr and Mrs Darrow plan a northern trip after which they will reside east of town on their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Mary Frances
Kate
Hite Thooas L. Thooas
Adamstowny
Ignatiug Myrtlin Dutrow
Mendelssohn
Gaffney
Gary Lakin
Vera Cromwell
Katherine Thomas
Lacy Kessler
Margie Brosius
Montgomery County
Edwin Thomas
Albert Thomas
Vincent Yingling
Harry Dorsey
Laura Grove
Darrow
Frederick
Kate Thomas
Mary Thomas
John Thomas
Washington
Edgar Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Joseph Thomas
Danville Military Institute
John Padgett
Fenton Thomas
Josephine Weaver
Nannie Thomas
Neal Thomas
Cromwell
Fitzsimmons
Bessie Taylor
Virginia
Oliver P. Bennett
Jacob Thomas
City
HYMENEAL BRACONIER MAGRUDER MARRIAGE IN BALTIMORE
Edith Valerig Bragonier daughter of Captain Alphreod Bragonier married Theron Mann Magruder at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church Baltimore. Ceremony featured attendants and a later wedding breakfast at 2420 Madison avenue followed by a northern trip and home at 1200 McCualloh street. Also Jenkins Wheeler nuptials at St Marys Pylesville Emmitsburg with plan to reside in Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magruder—Braconier
Edith Valerig Bragonier
Captain Alphreod
Bragonier
Theron Mann Magruder
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Baltimore
C. M. Hawkins
Adelaide Bragonier Daiger
Masters Trederick Bragonier Anbert
John Payton Magruder
Reginald and
James Bragonier
Louis Gough
Wilbur Rodgers
Harry Carr
Madison Avenue
Magruder
Sassie
McCualloh Street
Amputation of Wrist and Leg Performed on Man
Hospital physician Harry Fahrney and Dr Samuel T Haffner amputated the right leg of Aaron Brown about 70 at Monterne. Brown was from near Jefferson with frozen feet and subsequent gangrene. The operation was successful and the patient is doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fahrney
Samuel T. Haffner
Aaron Brown
Monterne
Brown
Jefferson
Admiral Schley Visits Annapolis Comes to Funeral
Admiral Schley arrived in Annapolis yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs Cook wife of Captain Francis A. Cook United States Navy captain of the Brooklyn. He made a brief city tour stopping at Miss Elizabeth Handy's dancing school to watch the children dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Schley
Annapolis
Fe Cook
Francis A. Cook
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Handy
Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting and Lexington Readings
The D A R held a gathering yesterday afternoon at Dr William C Johnson’s residence with readings honoring the Battle of Lexington and a pleasant social time. In Israel's Creek on outlines night Hicks Glessner John Thomas and Samuel Titlow captured 62 eels weighing 118 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Alr
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wm. C. Johnson
Lexington
Hicks Glessner
John Thomas
Samuel Titlow
Israel's Creek
Local Market Prices and Health Update
Wheat quoted in Frederick today at 7 cents per bushel. Cork shelled 38 cents per bushel. Carn on ear 3 dollars per barrel. General Bradley Johnson, ill for a time, is recovering in Richmond Virginia alongside Mrs. Duarali.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Geo. Bradley Johnson
Bradley T. Johnson
White Star Colles
Ill pastor improves at home in Danover
The Reverend Daniel J. Hauer has recovered from illness and is doing better at his residence in Danover. A note from the community wishes him continued improvement as he restarts his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Hauer
Danover
Presbyterian Assembly Moves Toward Northern Southern Union
The General Assembly considers adopting the Mundo overture from the Baltimore Presbytery to seek closer fellowship and possible union between the Northern and Southern branches. Debate notes support and opposition, with a unanimous vote finally reached, and new trustees and commissioners elected for New Windsor College relations and the Minneapolis assembly in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
General Assembly
Presbytery
Muncie
Ind
Lynott
Zion
Baltimore Presbtery
J. Addison Smith
Colored Presbyterian Church
New Windsor College
Henry Branch
N. H. Baile
BE. H. Robbing
Maltbie D. Babcock
Minneapolis
Howard Taylor
Wesley Hyde
Alfred
Niles
E. O. Perkins
G. R. Cairns
J. W. McIsham
Oliver Hemstreet
Robert H. Williams
D. W. Glass
George Silver
J. H. Trego
Southern Methodists build new Aberdeen church
News from Maryland reports multiple local items including a new church project by Southern Methodists in Aberdeen Harford county. Other notes mention the death of Annapolis resident John L Benjamin at ninety, divorces in Frostburg Cumberland and Baltimore, a large Baltimore bank start up, a court fine for a former state prosecutor, prison labor plans, a Salisbury fire, mineral finds near Sylmar Cecil county, and wage disputes among Mt Savage miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Methodists
Aberdeen
Harford County
John L. Benjamin
Annapolis
Robert Rizer
Frostburg
Mary Ellen Jane Rizer
Lower Peninsula
Maryland
Mand Jadd
Riley Jadd
Cumberland
Judge Stake
Mortgage and Trust Company
Baltimore
William F. Campbell
House of Correction
Clementtine M. Reckord
Baltimore City
Towson
Salisbury
Sylmar
Cecilounty
Cooper Estate
Jessie Ross Thompson
William J. Thompson
United States
Baltimore County
Caroline
Dorchester
Richard Dalam
George B. Loweree
Frince George's County
Mt. Savage
State Council officers elected at Maryland meeting in Baltimore
The State Council of Maryland and the Fun ior Order United Americin Myolnni¢a held a session in Baltimore with officers elected for the next annual meeting in Cambridge. A banquet and Graphophone Grand entertainment were announced, along with thefts reported at local stores and market areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of Maryland
Funior
United Americin Myolnni¢a
Baltimore
Anarming Segion
E. Ll. Melvin
Outside Sentinel
PO. McWarlave
Roy. C LT. Wyatt
A.W. I. Grempler
J. Adam Sobl
National Council
J. A. South
W.2. Davis
Cambridge
Executive Board
National
Disappearance of Mr. John Cramer
Two weeks have passed since John Cramer of Walkersville disappeared from his home. Despite efforts to locate him, there is no trace as his health concerns heighten family and friends anxiety. Hope remains that he will be heard from soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cramer
John Cramer
Walkersville
Fran
Bis
Cramer
Hope
Will Re Enter the Association
John J. Stump president of the State Firemen's Association with John H. Cunningham and John Roberts of Westminster met in Hagerstown with local company presidents. They discussed the firms reentering the association. The First Hose applied for admission and others likely will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Stump
State Firemen's Association
John H. Cunningham
John Roberts
Westminster
Hagerstown
Fire Ravages South Mountain Near Edgemont
A blasting team ignited dry leaves and undergrowth on South Mountain near Edgemont. The fire spread to John Nicodemus lands and other properties as crews battle the blaze. Acres of timber burned, with a large firefighting force advancing the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mountain
Edgemont
John Nicodemus
Fresh devilled crabs and local notices at Marsh's Court Street
Devilled crabs offered for sale at Marsh's Court Street Restaurant located at 6 8 10 Court street with telephone 187. An assembly of Enoch Council of Royal and Select Masters No 10 will be held in Masonic Hall Thursday evening at 7 30 pm by order of Sans, Recorder. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church will accept orders for Maryland biscuits and other baked goods for sale at the Presbyterian lecture room on the second and fourth Saturdays from 3 to 6 pm with orders via several street addresses for prompt delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Court Street
Assembly of Enoch
Council of Royal and Select Masters
Masonic Hall
Co. CO. Sans
The
Presbyterian Church
Maryland
Presbyterian Lecture
J.B. Tyson
East Church Street
George Wilcoxon
East Third Street
Mary Tyson
Matting Trade Booms At Local Store
L E Mullines promotes its matting and carpet store, boasting exclusive focus on the trade and large stock. Customers are invited to view the store room filled with carpets and matting, claiming lower prices through bulk buying and tariffs won't raise costs.
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David Brainerd
Huddoan
Conn
Prince Eugene of Bavey
Eugene
Marlborough Jie
Bleubuin
Oudenarde
Malplaquet
Chalus Loniy
Napoleon Lonaparte
Loula Napoleon
Paris
Chiselhuist
Dan
Wasamaros
Tax News
Terly Winds
T. L. Mooxer
Weather Bureau
Larpets
Mairoperty
C. W. Ross
W. Ross
Hag Veeyer
B. Roeenonr & Sons
O. A. Castle
Noah E Cramer
Jas. E. Walker & Co
John Hendrickson
Wy Neidig & Miller
Iufies
C. C. Carty
Sarah Landis
Thoumnds Daily Eittesn Ommta
Telegraph Company
J. Hubbard
Tohe Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Montevue Hospital
Harry Fihrney
James Glesmer
Dutrow— Thomas
Jenalas—Wheeler
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Pylesville
Bernard S Jenkins
This County
Maggie H. Wheeler
W. J. Kane
Jenkins
Local Mart
Victor
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U. Alm
Kleerion
Olle Paras
Vrederols
Oty Opera House
A. R. Yealkle
William Bartholow
Lewis Mehrling
East Patrick Street
City Hotel
Doll's Cafe
L. E. Mullines
L. EK
John Tendrickson
AALS
Actio Tes
Wignow
Tiavlir Kady
Bole
Evers Curtouer, BU Can
Parasous
Ers, &c
John Heanxpuicrsox
P. S
Neidig & Miller
Beater Frederick
Nuance
Mazza
Esee
Clinton E. Main
Uarron E. Main
North Market Street
R.& D. Muntz
Market St
Frederice
C. E. Crs
F. _B. SAPPINGTON
Way Store
White Star Coffee
GEO. S. Rodook & CO
Uurpete
Matimnaa
Ituga
GEO
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rox & Sons
V. Staub
V. Slaus
Northwest Warner Market
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O. BE. Ramsburg
C. E.R
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Burg
N. Market Ou
J. Heiely Keller
Tleman
Doctor
J. Bessely Keller
N. Market ST. Gand
Potomac River
Willard
Keller
E. Patrick ST
D. B. C. Sioodemue
N. Market Street
University of Maryland
Court Bush Mess
Milton G. Urner Olaysen O
Kaedejaxmond Urner
Nes, Keedy & Urere
Polevy
Attornsy
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