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Newspaper

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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1894

Page

4

Fee Gold Treatment At State Expense Sparks Legal Debate

Judge Edward Stake of Hagerstown and Gen. H Ryd Douglas, attorney for Washington county, discussed a new state law funding gold cure treatment for habitual drunkards. The court may summon a jury to determine eligibility and order $1000 monthly at state expense, with costs potentially reaching $50,000 if applied countywide.

Edward Stake Hagerstown H. Ryd Douglas Washington County Janacy A.D. Merrick Douglas House of Correction

Funeral of Mrs Frances Lowe Held at Buckeystown

The funeral of Mrs Frances Lowe was conducted yesterday at Buckeystown at 2 p.m. The undertaker was W H B Etchison.

Frances Lowe Buckeystown Thia Sornty Etchison

Kemp Commends Heroic Bank Examiner in Maryland Forgery Case

Maryland bank examiner Lawrence B. Kemp uncovered a widespread forgery scheme involving endorsements in excess of 25 000 tied to ex Governor Z E Jackson and Hamilton Disston. His alert action, aided by banks, recovered funds and limited losses to a few thousand across Baltimore institutions. Ex Governor Jackson and Disston denied endorsing the notes, while Kemp's swift investigations averted greater damage.

Baltimore Lawrence B. Kemp National Bank Maryland Frederick Kemp Z. E. Jackson Hamilton Disigion Philadelphia E.E. Jackson Jackson Hamilton Disston Ataryland

At Home and Impromptu Events Near Linden and Etchison

An April 21 At Home at Linden near Dickerson Station hosted by Afr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. White drew many guests despite threatening weather. The reception featured elaborate flowers, refreshments, and a dance with a lemon bouquet motif. An impromptu dance at Etchison's hall on West Patrick street followed with performances by three Italian musicians and a large list of attendees. A Pound Party was held at Mrs. Frank Lerch’s residence on East South street hosted by Misses Ross and Mattie Andersen. The piece also notes promotional patent medicine ads for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and Say you saw it in The News.

Mrs. White Pattired Virginis Bett Julia Bett Elanor Chambers Byrdie Giddings Loudoun County Mamie Poole Anns Poole Bettle Willams Poolesville Margaret Allnutt Nannie Allnutt Atin Spd Nettie Allnut Dawsonville Edith Dickerson Linds Jones Susie Jones Marechal Neil May Brewer Lettle Brewer Aliss Hula Dickersons E. Q. Belt Washington McGil Bell Frank White Arthur White Frederick County Glen Poole Wallace Poole Walter Williams Freemont Jones Nat. Aliaat Albert Aliant Chas. Aliaat Duvall Chambers Lawrence Chiswell Tom Chiswell Ned Chiswell Wilkerson Jones John Jones Carroll Shrieves Ned Dickerson Dickerson Hempstone Giddings West Chambers Alco Chambers Adamstown Etchison West Patrick Street Ausses Nannie Ritchie Bessie Clabsugh Rosa Chapline Wille Ritchie Katie Getzendsaner Nellie Getzendsaner Nettie Ritchie Noble Harwood Mamie Shriner Bisnche Shriner Geiselman Alien Rohrback Edward Markell Thos. Chapline Lewis Nisxendorfit Harry Nixdorf John Ritchie John Brosius George McCleery C. 5. Howard Edward Grove Harry Grove Mr. West Baltimoore Charley Hayden Dr. McCurdy Ww. AicGill Richard Ross Frank Lerch East South Street Misses Ross Mattie Andersen

Thurmont wedding of Miss Rouzer and Mr Brown entices

One of Thurmont’s prettiest weddings took place at St John’s Lutheran church with Misa Mamie Rouzer daughter of Col John R Rouzer and Garry Nelson Brown of Washington D C marrying. Rev John H Barb officiated and the reception followed at the bride’s father residence with members of the King’s Daughters in attendance.

Mendelssohn John H. Barb St. John’s Lutheran Church Mize Maggie Batler Mise Adeline Johnson Thurmont Hat Mills BleNelly Marechiel Niel Miss Johnson Fr. Weller McNelly Geo. Daniel's Edward Mallen Maggie Rouzer Geo. Stewart Miles Bertha Foose Rouzer Horace Marguerite Weller Miss of Washington Sil Misses Florence Stocksdale Clara Valentine Margaret Osler Abba Matthias Daisy Loy Rapple McGuigan Biyrtle Sefton Nellie Boblitz Ada Grouse Byrd McClelland Daisy Waesche J. Annan Andrew Annan Maj O. A. Horner Emmitsburg Edward Afullin George Stewart Bertie Foose J. Brown Cleveland

Boon to Fishermen Build a Boat for Fishing Parties

W E Inglebright and Daniel Fleming of Falling Waters West Virginia will build a thirty four by nine by two foot deck boat for fishing and pleasure. includes cooking and sleeping cabins with canvas shelter. Completion expected by Saturday or early next week on the Potomac. Boon to fishermen and pleasure seekers in the city. J H Powell’s theater. Comedy and tragedy mixed into an intellectual cocktail at City Opera House for the Key monument fund. Those who read ads in their newspapers miss more than they suppose. Jonathan Kenison of Bolan Iowa reports a German medicine cured his rheumatism and helped a sick neighbor. 50 cent bottles available from local druggists.

W.e.inglebright Daniel Flemmning Potomas J. H. Powell Savannah City Opera House Magath Beneft Key Monument Fond Jonathan Kenison Bolan Worth Co Iows Ft. Madison Alsessyn Chamberlain Albardl, Pearre Fredericks BR Rods Drugelsts

Free samples advertised for health and household items

Fragments advertise Dr Kings New Discovery free trials and samples from druggists. Offers include a guide to health and household tests, a sample box of Dr. Sigewer or related remedies, and Wells Laundry Blue for laundry use. Garriott & Pearse's, Ding Store, and other names appear in the promo copy.

Roth Og St Garriott & Peasre’s. Ding

Terrible Explosion Warns of High Pressure In Beer Trade

A dramatic warning condemns excessive work pace across professions, linking strain to health decline. The plea urges immediate action to curb overwork and its toll on homes, hospitals, and the insane asylum, urging recognition of the crisis and measures to overcome it. It promotes Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a remedy for nervous disorders. The letter cites personal testimonials and lists a range of symptoms from memory loss to insomnia and fainting. It notes the product is sold by druggists and promoted by the Dr Miles Medical Co.

Fem Ase TF Mies Shes As.t.e Miles

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