Purely Personal Peasant Paragraphs About Those Who Gems and Go
Miss Julia Conrad will spend time at Oakland Virginia. Mr Thomas Zimmerman on East Patrick Street returned from visiting York Pennsylvania. Rev Dr Eschbach will return tonight from Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Mrs frank E Brown of Roanoke Virginia visits Linganore Hill. Gerhart Lampe of Baltimore visits J Henry Lampe on East Fifth Street. Lee of Leesburg and Snyder of Berryville visited J D Conard family at Chance Modely. Mabel Gattier of Littlestown returns with Mrs Doll. Anthony Jarvis of Port Deposit and children visit Jarvis father in this city and go home. E G Morrison of Thermont on extended West trip via Washington Cincinnati Covington St Louis to see son Bruce.
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Julia Conrad
Oakland
Thomas Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
York, Pa
E. BR. Eschbach
Pittsburg
Frank E. Brown
Roanoke
Pure Family
Linganore Hill
Gerhart Lampe
Baltimore
East Second Street
Doll
Anthony Jarvis
Port Deposit
Recital by Miss Harrison Charms Washington Audiences
Miss Gertrude Harrison sang at a Washington Club recital in English German and French. Her soprano voice and refined presence drew praise from attendees including ambassadors and society figures. Pianist Miss Jennie Vivian Kerr accompanied with a solo from Gerritt Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Mnet
Gertrude Harrison
William P. Maulsby
Washington Club
I Street
Jennie Vivian Kerr
Gerritt Smith
Colorado
Mach Ex
Tania
James Lowndes
Nelon A Miles
Mins Paunding
John Mire
Simpkina
Sire Sternberg
Mra
Westinghouse
de Wolans
Sunday religious notices and church services
A chaotic list of church events and sermons reads with dates times and pastors. Easter music repeats across churches. All Saints Episcopal and St John Catholic schedule masses and vesper services. Luther and Reformed churches announce sermons by Rev. Bartier Exchtach Motter and others. Sunday schools Christian Endeavor and Epworth League noted with service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Episcopal Church
Seedsy School
Aléretoe
ULB. Church
Thormcet Ciycott
Deerfield Church
L. C. Bartier
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Coleman
E. B. Exchtach
Evangelical Reformed Church
O. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Tomerine
Christian Bn Mdaaver
St. John's
Thomas Extemaet Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Tha Deval
Saas Caeas
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. McLean
Kehlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. M. Motter
Joseph H. Apple . Banday
Christan
M.e.church South
B. ¥. Sentzer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joel Brown
Methuen Convoy Attacked Near Here
Special dispatch reports Boer forces attacked General Methuen's convoy near BosHor OxancE Freez State yesterday. Both sides suffered casualties in the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BosHor Oxance
Freez State
General Methuen
United States Charge d'affaires Meets Sultan in Constantinople
The U S charge d affaires held a long private conference with the Sultan in Constantinople on April 31, as reported in a special dispatch. The meeting followed routine diplomatic channels and focused on ongoing relations between the two powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
United States
Deaths from the plague in Mafia weekly toll
April 21 report notes 13 plague deaths in the past week across Mafia. Authorities caution plague conditions and urge public health precautions amid rising fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mafia
Chancellor McGill Dies in Jersey City
Special Dispatch reports from Jersey City that Chancellor Alexander T. McGill of New Jersey died today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nets
Jersey Crry
Alexander T. McGill
New Jersey
Firing Heard At Ladysmith Special Dispatch
Special Dispatch reports firing heard toward SundaysTiver at Ladysmith. Representative William B. Baker of the second Maryland District announces he will not seek re election to Congress. He says withdrawal is to allow other gentlemen to run and notes he may not retire from politics. Towson convention in Baltimore County is noted with potential candidates H H Lan and A man of Baltimore City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eemane Baker
William B. Baker
Maryland
Mr. Baker
Towson
Baltimore County
H. H. Lan
Cecil County
Baltimore City
Brunswick pastor in Badford county mystery
Fragment reads of Rev. Ma. Gills, pastor at M. E. church in Braunswick, with garbled details about county, parish, and life events. OCR appears to mix names, places, and dates, yielding unclear biographical notes and incomplete references to vows, years, and affiliations.
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Ma. Gills
M. E
Braunswick
Badford Omnty
Pareteasry
Oathl Cy
Noretal
Stace
Wiluad Pers
Pao
Dani Pele
Pastor Gillam Serves Brunswick Thirty Months
The article notes the pastor's appointment to Bronewick in 1998 and his current third year of service. It records his 1996 marriage to Marion Hutson, daughter of Judge Henry A. Hutson of Rawlings, and highlights a large Methodist Episcopal congregation in Brunswick. A parsonage was built in the summer of 1899 on a scenic site for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlings
Ellerslie
Allegany County
Bronewick
Gillam
Marion Hutson
Henry A. Hutson
Aid
Methodist Episcops
Brunswick
Dr Sykes to Lecture on English Writers at Frederick
Woman's College Notes invites friends of the college and literature to a Wednesday lecture by Dr F H Sykes staff lecturer of the University Extension Society. The talk on English Writers of the Present Era will cover Kipling with discussion on the society's work and a Frederick center next fall. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's College
F. H. Sykes
University Extension Society
Sykes
Kipling
Syken
Frederick
DroBykes
Belles Letters Society of Male High School Holds Meeting
The Belles xattres Literary Society met after school with President Desi presiding. Officers delivered inaugurals and program included readings by L A Toms and B Hughes, a debate on woman suffrage, and a judges’ decision favoring the affirmative two to one. The group adjourned to Friday, April 27.
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Belles Xattres Literary Society
Desi
Toms
L. A. Toms
U. S
Chester Clam
Charles Derr
Clarence H. Hett
Charles Sommers
Extensive Traveller Mrs M M Crouse Returns Home
Thurmont resident Mrs M M Crouse returns home after an extended journey across the western states. In a letter to friends she notes a total unaccompanied travel distance of 6654 miles, visiting relatives in Ohio Illinois Indiana and Montana among fifty one families, meeting three hundred people, witnessing two marriages attending three funerals in eighteen churches and hearing thirty eight sermons from eleven denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Crouse
Thurmont
Ohio
Tlinois
Montaus
Farmer William Thompson Dies After Wagon Fall Near Clarksburg
William Thompson a farmer near Clarksburg Montgomery county fell from a wagon Wednesday evening while returning home with fodder. The fall caused injuries leading to his death yesterday morning. He was forty nine. He leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Thompson
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Thompso
Modern Woodmen Camp Established in Taneytown
A camp of the Order of Modern Woodmen has been instituted at Taneytown with a number of prominent citizens enrolled. The move signals organized fraternal activity in the town and reflects broader community involvement by local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
the Order of Modern Woodmen
Mrs Annie Freed Seeks Cure For Illness At Home
Fragmentary notice reports Mrs Annie Freed of East Patrick Street believed sick. It mentions remedies including Hood's Sarsaparilla and purifying the blood, with reference to family care and illness.
Cottillion Ball Draws Wide Society Set In Frederick
An event at Junior Hall featured a German dance by Carlos de Garmendia and Aly C. W. Ross Jr. with a charming rear hall setting, supper at midnight, and constant sherbet and cake. Frederick Select Orchestra provided music as a large list of local residents and guests attended, including the Madsleys, Ross family, McSherrys, Walker, Waters, and many others from Westminster, Baltimore, and surrounding towns.
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Sire
Charies W. Bee, Jr
Carlue de Garmicudta
Kber Placer
Freveries
Mra Charies Force
Aly
Carlos de Garmendia
Airy
C. W. Ross, Jr
Mark
Maryland
Wo. P. Maulsby
Maulsby
Williamson
Frederick Select Orchestra
Wm. P. Madsley
J. Roger McSherry
Dixon A. Walker
Charles C. Waters
Doodley Page
C. S. Howard
James McSherry
Frederick Altay
Washington
Pigman
Montsby
Emily Marleby
Roas
Linus Marie Lieb
Jolia Williamson
Gambrill
Westminster
M. Imogen Dorsey
Thompson
Baltimore
Downey
New Market
Mabel Gettier
Littlestown
Misa Jones
Mt. Airy
Virginia Motter
Taneytown
Bowlus
Jessia Bowlus
Motter
Stauffer
Misa Greyson
Emma Newman
Misa Louise Potts
Darrow
Fauntleroy
McSherry
Johnson
Frank Thomas
E.o.grimes, Jr
Pearre Wantz
Charles Reifsnider
Charles Hamrichhenigs
C. Worsham
Mr. Bangher
Poole Jones
D. Hobbs
Air. Bennett
Sykesville
Dr. Arnold
Texas
Messrs
B. F. Reich
Louis Nixdorf
Edwin Markeil
Alleine Williamson
Roger B. Wood
Albert McCardell
D. P. Backey
Ira J. McCurdy
Frank Baughman
Harry and
Eugene Grove
Leroy McCardell
Thomas Williamson
Calvin Page
Wm. DeLashmatt
Frank Newman
Richard Potts
George B. McCleery
Holmes Baker
Glenn 0. Heller
Roger Ritchie
Hanson Maulsby
Thos. Johnson
Stewart Dean
Arthr Willard
Liberty Mines reopen profits rise with copper boom
About fifty men and boys work at the Liberty copper mines under owner W. J. Ayers. Since his takeover $25,000 has been spent on new machinery with similar outlays planned. The breaker now processes fifty tons daily. a larger breaker will multiply output. Ore value above ground is around $150,000, plus a $21,000 copper find in a sand pile. The 52 acre property previously sold for $1,300 but now valued at $1,000,000. Superintendent William James expects Maryland to become a major mineral producer. Ayers is married to the daughter of former Woodsboro citizen Alex Geizelman, now in Kent, Indiana, where she owns three farms.
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Liberty Copper
W. J. Ayers
Mmines
Dspt
William James
Maryland
Ayers
Woodsboro
Alex. Geizelman
Kentjang
Ind
Funeral for Mary Thornton Held at Asbury Church
Funeral services for Mary Thornton colored were held yesterday afternoon at Asbury church with Rev. Georges D. Pinkney and Rev. Jackson officiating. Pallbearers named Charles H. Carroll John Skinner Paul Young Eldridgs Warner Samuel Dimmy and George Lyles. Interment at Green Mount Cemetery. A. T. Bies & Sons were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thornton
Asbury Church
Georges D. Pinkney
Jackson
Charles H. Carroll
John Skinner
Paul Young
Eldridgs ‘Warner
Samuel Dimmy
George, Lyles
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Bies & Sons
Fanarai
Maryland Episcopal bishop weds in Baltimore service
The Right Rev. William PareL bishop of the Diocese of Maryland, Protestant Episcopal Church, was married in a large ceremony here. Meanwhile Dr. T. Hattner spoke in Washington with Maryland congressional delegates about political matters.
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Maryland
Menkel
Bettignre
Tue
Bartimexss
Williart Paret
Diavese of
Eppeupal
National Building Association of Baltimore City Stock Sale
An advertisement style notice promoting instalment stock in the National Building Association of Baltimore City with $100 par value shares at 60 cents per share monthly, claiming near doubling of money by maturity and listing officers. Also includes various local ads and community notices, including sales, goods, and a public meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bending Association of
Baltimore City
The
National Building Association of
Frederick
National Building 2 Association of
Enowarv C. Stase
Joax L. Jomsson
Barer Jonson
Frederick County
The Glass of Fashion Silk Sale at NEIDIG MILLER
Neidig Mills offers American made silks at deep discounts with a guarantee. If a dress bought elsewhere tears or splits, a new dress is provided free of charge. Silks priced from 25¢ to 2.25 per yard with a range of Black Satins and Holllard silks on display.
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Bsc
Gsc. Sr
Naoww and Muses Market St address fragment
A garbled text fragment mentions Naoww and Muses at 35 North Market Street and references a tight cough affecting bronchial tubes and lungs, then cuts off with an incomplete statement about a way to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naoww & Muses
N. Market St
Local Spring and Summer Opening and Musical Offers
Local merchants announce spring and summer openings with events Wed to Sat the 18th to 21st. A piano from Birely's Palace of Music will be aged for the occasion. I. M. Newman & Co advertises coke delivery at 1.50 per ton and cheap fuel for homes. Music folios and latest hits promoted at low prices. Medical ads include eye, ear, nose, and throat care with free spectacle exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birely'a Palace
Frederick Gas Works
I. M. Newmanx& Co
E. Patrick Street
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the Daily News
Bigs
Ateurt
Beylieg
Berkaler
Wasmurotos
Lis. m. Hoeetal
W. L. Moors
H. E. Wilcoxon
R. G. Chana Co
H. E. Wilcoron
B.C. Henshaw
Doll Brothers
Thos
H. Haller
O. Thos
Kemp
C. C. Uarty
iShares Ties Srelzets
Ganon & Co
UBSA
Blackston & Son
John Hendrickson
Cereaville Flour
E. D. Shriner
Miss Harrison
Frederick Hearers
Lew
J. H. Beatty
Middletown
Girge
Vincent Yingling
Sunday Schools and Societies
Hethuen
M’gill
Ladysmith
Tax News
Ladysuite
sTiver
Lin Frederick
J. M Gillam
Method Episcopal Church
J. Mo Gillum
Belles Letters
Annie Freed
East Patrick
Atreet
Hamers Bolle
Hood
Perilla
Junior Hall
Aman
Liberty
Por Ooenty Treasurd
Chariton County
Missouri
Walter Herring
Lioyd H. Herring
Wes
Rohrbuck
Smith
Pies Tse
Bisagp
T. Hattcer
Congress
Bmre
Susan E. Miller
Jesus
Shipley & Bopat
Edison
Colombia
Bixby's
Shuptey & Burst's
Ziegler Bros
Markey’s
Cary & Complete
Minodall
H E. Wacoxos
O. B. Crise
C. E. Orive
Dolla
Eally
W.O.T.U
Fomas
Frederick Loge
Marsh's
Mullin
L. EE. Mullinix
Jobn Hendrickson
Ewiebavas
Oaka
Shirta
Donn Henipricxson
Neidig & Miller
Bic & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Clinton B. Main
Clinton E
Waebqv
Hezi
Birgy's Palace
Meeste
North Market Street
Cois
H. B. Wilcoxes
Music Hall
North Market St. Ies S
F. B. Sappington
Weveal Fastatlanta
Aoie
Jemtdawls
Bodoce
Ser Big Ise
Paw Brussels
Ingrain
Baez el
Hoodie
AT. Rice & Sonb
A. T. Rice & Soxs
Punehal
Embalneke
Frederick, MD
F. V. Stave
Railing Grocery Company
Christian Railing
Banacer
J. Hasay Keller
J. Meisely Keller's
UKUG
N. Market
Hani
Ceresville
Shriner
Potomac River Band
Darrel
D. B. C. Nicodemus
Korte Market Street
Priges
Alfred Ritter
Levy
GfSce
Court Street
Coan
Eecartar Peres
Cleveland
Kellen
Tiragaint
Macias
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