Monument to Key Promoted by Local Efforts and Lecture
A small spring poem details progressive steps toward funding and honoring Francis Scott Key. It notes scented paper and the Frederick Society for the Suppression of Vice as signs of reform, praises leaders, and urges unity to complete the Key monument at Mocni Olivet with a lecture by J. H. Powell at City Opera House and a forthcoming festival to boost donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Francis Scott Key
J. H. Powell
Kentucky
City Opera House
Monument Fund
Arite
Marseilles
Mocni Olivet
Berlbe
Amus Mente
Scott Rey
the Historical Society
Frederick
Current Comment Reports on Social Shifts and Wages
The piece discusses broad social trends and economic outlooks with references to fishing yarns, staged observations on male behavior, and restrictive gender norms in Vietnam. It notes income comparisons, including a nurse’s pay and a station wage, while questioning how Victorians will support families on modest annual earnings.
Public Opinion In The Cost Our Learned Exchange
A garbled slice from an old newspaper notes opinions on literary figures, including Howells, with references to New York Daily America and a Chicago lawyer quoted about leaving Chicago due to crime and price issues. The fragment suggests debates on immortality, philosophy, and urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Howells
Howell
York Daily Amenca
Save
Chicago
Porte New York
America
Dicago
Avaign
Chleeo
Thievoe
Cutcaate
Mditor Sieac
Solid Hagerstown firms show steady post office report
The Hag erstown business section for the year ending March 1, 1894, is praised in the Herald as proof of city prosperity built on solid principles. The piece notes many small enterprises sustain progress without relying on vast ventures, emphasizing resilience amid occasional consolidations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Herald
LOCAL LOGIC Expressions of People Picked Up by Digent Reporters
A collection of remarks and quips from various figures including professors, deputies, and citizens. Notable lines discuss digging foundations on East Third Street, aerial flight, railroad viability, fruit culture, cherry blossoms, and medicine. The items reflect local opinion and humor from multiple names and places.
Coxey's Army in Frederick Maryland 1894 Visit
The march of Coxey's Army reaches Frederick on an April morning. Crowds line the streets for two hours as the procession passes. A bakery owner offers bread to hungry marchers, and Coxey condemns theft while showing rare generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Frederick
Maryland
The Girl Abut Town and Frederick Encampment Reflections
A column mixing personal sketches and local happenings. The writer notes Coxey's Army in Frederick with army camps on Development grounds, jokes about Salvation Army barracks, wedding cards, upcoming lectures, and plans for May events. Mentions market days, spring openings, and the Historic Society restoring old houses as Frederick prepares for the encampment and potential memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxey
Staln
Colomz
Corey
Frederick
Salvation Army
Philharmonies
Rebs
Capitol Steps
Ews of the State and Local Events Highlight Local News
Yesterday and today brings varied items from Harford to Worcester counties. Miner activity grows in Frostburg while Lonaconing voters weigh water supply. A May Worcester County court docket lists numerous damage suits. Memorial Day plans begin with committee appointments and a band. Dr. Maurice A. Birely earns M D from Maryland University and awaits practice choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Wm. A. Taylor
Havre-de-Grace
Frostburg
Harford County
Lonaconing
Worcester Court
Cardinal Gibbons
New
Carroll Memorial
Montgomery County
Baltimore
A. M.E
Samuel ©. Wasson
Princeton Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Churchville
Barford County
Joseph Steele
Cecil County
New York
Philadelphia
Drum Point
Maurice A. Birely
University of Maryland
Dr. Birely
5. M. Birely
Thurmann
Maryland University Hospital
Funerals for Mrs Kilian and Mrs Clingan Held
The funeral of Mrs Phillip Kilian was held yesterday at 3 pm from her son Charles Kilian’s East South Street home with Rev Luther Kuhlman officiating. Pallbearers included A Fearbake Samuel Dutrow W Nash Young Edward Zellers Edward Grove Aquilla Ashbaugh. Interment at Olive Cemetery. C Carty funeral director. The remains of Mrs Maris Clingan died in Washington were brought here yesterday and taken to L S Clingan’s home. The funeral was today at 1 o’clock with Rev Dr Eschbach and Rev Ogborne Ingle officiating. Pallbearers were Chas W Ross Arthur Potts Z J Gitlinger W S Biller Frank Goode J E W Hargett. Interment at Olive Cemetery. W H B Etchison directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Kilian
Charles Kilian
East South Street
Luther Kuhlman
A. Fearbake
Samuel Dutrow
W. Nash Young
Edward Zellers
Edward Grove
Aquilla Ashbaugh
Mr. Oliver Cemetery
C. Carty
Maris Clingan
Washington
Clingan
Dr. Eschbach
Ogborne Ingle
WORK OF DEATH ELIZABETH NORRIS DIES IN INDIANA
Elizabeth Norris born June 24 1804 in Frederick County Maryland died April 2 1894 at her daughter's home in Madison County Indiana aged 89 years 9 months and 9 days maiden name Skeggs married Charles P Norris Feb 12 1627 two sons served in the Union army and a daughter nurses in a Federal hospital in the South she leaves 40 grandchildren and about 80 great grandchildren. She joined Lutheran Church young and about 1860 joined Methodist Church at Fishersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Norris
Frederick County
Sirsom
Martin Norris
Thomas Norris
We. House
John Hershperger
Thos. Gresham
A. Bolinger
Godfrey Haas
South
Charles P. Norris
Middletown Valley
Indiana
Old Morris
Stony Creek Township
Aladizon County
Ind
Lutheran Church
Society of Lutherane
Methodist Church
Fishereburg
Pleasant Personal Lines of Local Visitations and Travel
Purely personal notes from Hagerstown and surrounding towns recount visits and travels. Ava Adams visits her sister in Myersville. Mrs. MW D Harp hosts. Dr A F Getzendanner of Baltimore University Hospital sails to assist in a Monday operation then will return soon. Frederick J Nelson Req returns from Neil Folwell wedding in Hagerstown to Frederick. George Duffey comes back to Hagerstown from Frederick. Gustave Burger of New York visits Lime Kiln with the bride’s parents. F W Carlisle returns to Washington. Walter Rice of Rice and Eader returns from Virginia business. Edward S Mobiey of Westminster is in the city. Charles Smith, studying medicine in Washington, is home on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Adams
Hagerstown
Myersville
MW. D. Harp
A. F. Getzendanner
Baltimore University Hospital
Baltimore
Frederick J. Nelson
Neil Folwell Wending
Frederick
George Duffey
Gustave Burger
New York City
Lime Klin
F. W. Carlisle
Washington
Walter Rice
Rice & Eader
Virginia
Edward 8. Mobiey
Westminster
Charles Smith
Hotel Arrivals From Yesterday Noon Are Noted
A list of hotel arrivals includes Chas Horen Kl and G Haizes from Cambridge and others such as E C Peter from Rockville E H Ten Eyck P E Reynolds H W Fursman and Julia Saunders along with James A Saunders R T Saunders J Braanders from New York and J L Hester from Lovettsville among many names with destinations Washington Philadelphia and Columbus indicating a busy lodging period across counties and cities.
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Chas Horen
KL. G
Mt. Airy
H. L. Fording
Alliance
L. A. Allen
Newark
J. B. Emmiss
Gettysburg
A. A. Walter
York
R. P. Anderson
Washington
F. W. Bogan
Peorie
W. H. Jones
Philadelphia
Gaorr Horse
J. Wonders
J. Leihart
F. W. Spoties
Columbus
Wm. Gillinger
Baltimore
Is Bori Alt
Weddings Record in Lewistown Parsonage
The ceremony on April 24 at the parsonage in Lewistown united Rev J U Asper officiating. Caslas Wolsad married Miss Lydis Weddle of Catoctin Furnace at the Bride's home with the Rev J U Asper and Caslas Wwitches of Bristol Md officiating. Miss Evs E Devibdiss of Graceham attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
J. U. Asper
Casas
W. Wolsad
Lydis Weddle
Catoctin Frernaceth
Caslas Wwitches
Bristol, Md
Evs E Devibdiss
Graceham
Gospel meeting set by association leader tomorrow afternoon
F C C G AL Mr H Clay Gull will conduct the gospel meeting of the association tomorrow afternoon at 3 30. The Mozart Symphony Club has been engaged for next year's lecture course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C
H. Clay Gull
Private Telephone System Plans in Several Towns
B Nestor of Hagerstown contemplates organizing private telephone companies in Hagerstown Charlestown Winchester Harper s Ferry Shepherdstown and Berryville with a Send In Voucher coupon. OST SCARF PIN either at Junior Heli or on North Market or Church Streets. Reward returned to News office. aprasd2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Nestor
Hagerstown
Charlestown
Winchester
Harper's Ferry
Shepherdstown
Berryville
North Market
Church Streets
Mt. Aly
G. Umnerick
Read Berth Market
ToCang
Atoyve Re
Bel Brother
Frederic
H.C. Zachartas
N. W
Frederick
Horatio Waters
Boriscit Poe
Spring Take Pained Celery Compound Report
A fragmented OCR item references a spring harvest or product named Pained Celery Compound. The readable words suggest a plant or remedy term connected to celery and a specific dose or packaging detail. No clear event or person is identifiable.
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the Daily News
United States
Yariabis
Tas
See
Tetephose Exchange
Mulerd
Wwe
Dempaer
P.r
Small
Frederisk Society For the
Hey
Wes
Brown
Philadelph
Hss
Iaf
Public Opinion
Eiely Kacerpis
Stern
Hurat
Laurel Democrat
Laurel
Elliott City Times
Baltimore City
Salisbury
East Third Street
Smith
W. HB. Cranehaw
D. H. Mowen
Bentztown
Charles E. Cassell
Thurmont
Frederick City
Whittier
Clifton Sparks
Harry W. Lewis
Liberty
Amy
Mishiy
Sore Hess
Tom Tsacr
Baitimors Hysarp
South Park Villa
Emmitsbure
Arthur Pos No
G. AR
Bamisburg
Inescsy
Comrs
de Daniel Mose
Antietam No. 14
Snarpsburs
Hs Comienis
Sre
Conston
Dar
George T. Gelwicks
W. H. Wesver
George J. Gilelan
H. G. Winter
Zeck
Msj. B. Y. Goideborough
Reynolds
Emmit Cornet
Thormont
James Stouffer and
Mirs
Clara Carson
Altoona
RS Harp
Rocky Ridge
Stary Ann Harp
T. J. Kolb
Jesse W. Kolb
Paine
Erioe
Erlp
Re. Jno. T. Best
Adies
Stampen Suvelope
Mildred Miller
South Bena
Chestnut Staton
Iglard
Breckinridge
Nisttrs
Htigenpe
Prospectus
W. H. Ferguson, Co
Cinmanati
Arp2ideodse
Charles E. Fox
Frances
Wiliam L Landerkin
J.L.J. Ho
Frederics County
Frederck City
John E. Fox
Mary
Fox
Danie Z
Charles EL
Mort- Cash
Pyenbset
Illiam
Lendepats
Jacob Roorbach
Cptral Coan Yard
Fred Carroll Street
F.G. Thomas Son
West Patrick Street
Cty Hotel
Moargzz
Tran
Winte Ask
Lykens Waller
Rea Ash
George's E
Cumberlah
Sence Court Street
W. BH. Burger
Patrick
Sateepay
Thomas Decg
F. Thomas
Agear
George Brest
Jonice Ball
Prederice
Aduira
Willard Carlisle
C. Haller
Aridsieck
Ross’ Royal
Cantrell and
Coceran
MY. Sernon
Aoe
Ticklec
Ag Afuciinants Watere
Bae Ron Sao Ees Sremog Angostura
Allen Hohrback
Tomas & Clary
F. G. Thomas
J.N. Clary
TAE Travelers Life Insurance CO
Best and
Besant & Knott
Besant & Enott
Gore H. F. Rovsecer
H. F. Ruprecht
Third Street
Cilsiawom
Buffalo
West Patrick ST
Court St
Seagers' and
EVANS
OLD Tom Gin
Pabst
Milwaukee
Rochester
Apnolio and
Theo
Heib
Charles N. Satee
FrSee Ruey
Ibayeasne
SEINE
Ford Conte
Sappineton
Market St
J. Augustus Lese
Italy
Fhind Street
A. L. Eline
West
Patrick Street
Anderson
Amilion Lindsay
Hamilton Lindsay
Court Street
fJandicém
N. H. Rhemele
Patreck St
Tim
Cormer Market
South Sts
Ingmre
J. Winebrewer
PFOR
C. H. Zellers
Patrick Streets
W. H W. Burger
East Obearch St
Geo. W. Grove
Court A
W.T. Dela Plaine & Co
Maréart
BEICK
South Marter Sr
Ummeately
Misa Mary Little
Dol & Albaugh
Robert Fayre
N. Market St
Glenn H. Worthington
Willetarea
B.S. Houck
First National Bank
Fromediate
Buckeystown
B. L. Keer
Buckeyttown
JebScawtz
SA Sale
Horatio
Kefauver
Middletown
Frederekity Spoke Co
L. M. Nixdorf
East Second
Fo Sale
Burreys
Dayton
Frederic Maepte Satéwir
Insurance
Agricultural Insurance Company of
Watertown
N.Y
W. ET. Delaplaine & CO
REAL
BAL
THE
Tssezaxce Co
Moasxastras Liss
Tse Bance Co
OF New York
Fredk T Fence Co
Lim
South St
BO & RB
Rehadie
F. C. Box
Wolfsyce
Spresest
North Market Street
L. M. Dixon
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