Recommendation for Sina Life Insurance Co in Hartford
A letter from JAS. F McCABE and W. H. PLUACOER endorses Sina Life Insurance Co for life coverage. The notice notes Frederick County Maryland agents and offices at Mt Pleasant and Central Hotel Frederick with April 23 date and contact details.
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Sina Life Insurance Co
Hartford
Coun Ly
JAS
F_McCABE
W. H. PLUACOER
Actof Life Insurance Co
Frederick County
Mt. Plessant
Central Hotel
Frederick
Whitewash brushes and beverages on sale at Ralling’s Market
Our new stock of Whitewash Brushes has arrived and is priced down for the times. Visit G. H. Ralling’s near North Market Street for these and other goods in the rear of the grocery. Bottled beer ale porter and Vonderhorst’s Lager are available ice cold. Also advertised are cashmere Ombre dresses and black lace offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexe Druss
G. H. RALLING
Market Street
Wise
Sisuris
Vonderhorst
G.H. RAILING
North Market Street
Emmitsburg
Agnew
Green street
Sisters of Charity
Charles C. Kretzer
W. G. Horner
C. D. Eichelberger
St. Joseph's Catholc church
Milton G. Urner
Samuel Eyster
Cincinnati
Eyster
California
Charles W. Kelly
Waynesboro
Annie Uzzell
Bennet
Weather and civic notes from the Eastern region and Emmitsburg
The notice outlines regional weather forecasts for Eastern New York and nearby states with warmer conditions and varying winds plus potential rain in some districts. It also mentions Lake Michigan signals resuming on Lake Superior May 1 and records a marriage license in New Market district. The Orphans Court account for John Shaff’s estate is settled. Joshua Obler, jailed for meat theft, is released on bail of 100 dollars.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virginia
Ohio
Lake Michigan
seajon
Lake Superior
Joshua Obler
Daniel Stamer
Emmitsburg
Robbery at Rocky Springs Home Uncovers Theft
The residence of Jacob Hildebrand in Rocky Springs was entered by a thief while the family was away. Only a small amount of money was taken from the home.
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Jacob Hildebrand
Rocky Springs
the
failey
Wages Rise for Railroad Staff and Pope Bicycle Deal
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad grants wage increases with day conductors earning 2.35 and night conductors 2.90 dollars, day brakemen 2.50, and other titles 2.76, marking a first break in the railroad lines. The Bicycling World notes Col. A A Pope has bought the remaining two thirds of Weed Sewing Machine stock for 300000 dollars, making him sole owner of the company as transfer set for June, with Pope Manufacturing and Columbia Bicycle ties highlighted.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
lnes
L.A. W Bulletin
Justi
Col. A. A. Pope
Weed Sewing Machine Company
Hartford
Col. Pope
Pope Manufacturing Company
Columbia
John A. Kennedy
Amusements At City Hall Offers Laughable Musical Comedy
City Hall hosts a week of entertainment led by Herbert and Joe Cawthorn with Miss Goldthwak and Miss Susie Forester. The show Little Nugget features Barney O Brady and Mrs Simpkins in a buoyant, laughter-filled performance blending music and comedy with spirited audience reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
City Opers House
Herbert
Joe
centival Cawthorns
soubrette
Goldthwak
Susie Forester
Simpkins
bhutan
Barney O’Brady
H. S. Cawthorn
Trishmae
Pat. Rooney
Barney
Porters and visitors cited in Knoxville notes
From Knoxville a list of visits and social events includes Misses Gladys and Nannie Porter of Baltimore staying with cousins Agnes and Maud Porter on the 24th and 25th, Mrs. D Derr of Union Bridge Md visiting Mr. Joan W Porter, and a serenade for Warren Schafer on his return from Frederick where he married the previous evening. Also noted are sermons in local churches, rains improving the countryside, and remarks on school terms and local advertising.
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Knoxville
Gladys
Nannie Porter
Baltimore
Agnes
Maud Porter
D. ©. Derr
Union Bridge
Joan W. Porter
Warren Schafer
Frederick
J. W. Porter
J. F. Reid
William James
East Third street
Samuel Smith
Newport
J. M. tickley
Health claims and laxative remedies advertise
An 19th century ad promotes Syrup of Figs 89 for cleansing the system and easing bilious complaints with bottles at 50c and 1.60. It questions life worth living if you are a speptic. Acker's Dyepepsin Tablets touted as a cure for dyspepsia and related issues, guaranteed and sold by J A Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
J.A. Williamson
Commissions Recieved at the Clerks Office
A list details commissions issued yesterday by Governor Jack of the Peace District No. ham Boone M. D. Jacobea and others. Names include J. Peters, Geo. Fisher, N Turner, R Bradies Tyler, Randolph Barrick, John Wilson, Alfred Ritter, Ezra Minnick, Thomas Wiles, E W Warner, William Biggs, James Knauf among many more across districts 6 through 21 and associated notaries, visitors, coroner, and directors in Frederick and surrounding towns.
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Jack of the Peace
ham Boone
Jacobea
John i. Peters
Geo. Fisher
N Turner
R Bradies Tyler
Randolph ah Barrick
John Wilson
Alfred Ritter
Ezra ‘Minnick
Thomas Wiles
E W. Warner
William Biggs
James Knauf
Jearyokes
James Hicker
Joshua Hobig
C. C. Stortlemyer
H. Clay Hayes
otn
W. Wilson
Isaac Davis
James L. Leather
Francis A. Know
Francis A. Kessler
John G. Norris
H. Clayton Trundie
J Thomas Brownies
Jobey
Edward Hoeck
Frank U
John Gall
David A. Jacob
J. Bowers
Adam
Clay Stauffer
Samuel Hoke
Ezra M. Thomas
Abraham Hemp
Frederick White
Joseph A. Gernand
Willian $. McPherson
John N. Brandenberg
Frederick Riser
John E. Ankefer
Daniel F. Strausbure
John W. Fouts
Juz
David M. Deville
H. Breoneinsen
Wm. H. Todd
Christopher Baker
Roger M. Neighbours
Poolie
J. W. L. Carty
Samuel G. Duvall
Marshall Fout
J. Vernon
Frederick
George W. Pfoutz
Petersville
Benjamin M. Jones
Mechuanicstown
J. Vernon Davis
Urbana
Paul Motter Emmitsburg
Charles Smallwood
Frederick War Claims Bill Sparks Split House Debate
Reports in two papers describe the War Claims Committee considering bills to reimburse Frederick Hagerstown and Middletown for Early 1864 levies and to reimburse Kansas for Confederate period claims. The Swan report cites an adverse report on the Kansas bill and approval of an adverse report on the Frederick city claim. The American account notes reservations about fiscal expediency and suggests the Frederick measure would face discussion with calendar placement.
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Frederick
Sun
American
House of Representatives committee on war claims
Hagerstown
Middletown
Jubal
United States
Funston
Kansas
War Claims Committee
McComas
Jubal Early
Dolliver
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Marsh
Taylor
Tennessee
Two Joetown farmers buy steel frame spring-tooth barrows
Two Wellsville area farmers visited Frederick on the 21st and purchased steel frame spring-tooth barrows from P. L. Hargett & Co. They report satisfaction with the new implements. The item also notes local real estate transfers, weatherboarding at a dwelling, and brief notices about people traveling or moving.
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Virgie A. Wolfe
Cumberland
C. J. Stotlemyer
Indiana
Judge Smith Remembered as Long Public Servant in Westminster
Longtime judge John E. Smith of Carroll and Westminster dies at his West Main Street home. Born 1830, he served in the House of Delegates and State Senate, helped shape Maryland's abolition era constitution, and held judicial posts in the Fourth and Fifth Circuits. Funeral at his Westminster home Wednesday with Masonic rites.
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John E. Smith
yeifth
Westy
Smith
Manchester Academy
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Joseph M. Palmer
Frederick
Wor P. Maulsby
minster
Frederi
Maryland
Carroll
Troward
Edward Hammond
Wm. A. McKellip
Fifth Judicial Circuit
D. XN. Henning
Carrol county
Judge Smith
Carroll county
John Ritchie
United States
Door to Virtue Lodge
Free and Accepted Masons
tse
Charles B. Roberts
James A. C. Bond
David N. Henning
General Assembly
Roberts
Fast Mainstract
Westminster
P. H. Miller
Wyllys Rede
Ascension Protestant Episcopal church
Riot at Berlin Flats Violence Between White and Black Workers
Laborers in Berlin freight yards, paid on Thursday and Friday, drank heavily and riot erupted as whites clashed with blacks. A white passerby urged order, a colored man sparked the melee, and clashes left the town largely ruined though no serious injuries reported. From Monterey reports note Hawley Memorial Chapel project and Blue Ridge Summit resorts preparing for visitors.
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Berlin
farag
Monterey
Martin Hawley
Hawley
Blue Ridge Summit
Blue Mountain House
Miles Nerve and Liver Piles Cure Ad
An important discovery that acts on the liver stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new principle to speedily cure bilious ness bad taste torpid fever piles and constipation. Beneficial for men women and children. Smallest mildest surest. 20 doses for 25 cent samples free at Jos. 8 Garrote.
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Jos
Canal Cane and Diet of the Chess pea Company Action
The Canal Cane and the Diet of the Chess pea Company pursue further action regarding property related to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Receivers note leases not found in District of Columbia records but recorded in Maryland. A decree authorizing action by receivers awaits formulation for Judge Cox to review soon.
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Chesspea Company
Maryland
Columbia
Coxfir
Cumberland Proposition on Baltimore and Ohio Loan Plan
Merchants Manufacturers and Businessmen's Association of Cumberland adopts a report proposing city backing for a 2170 900 loan to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Endorsement of a 150 060 bond issue with a first lien on property, plus promises of 100 000 more in three years, track use restrictions, and long term maintenance of repair shops to secure the deal.
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Cumberland
Merchants, Manufacturers and Busness Sten’s
Baltimore and Ohie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Harrison and
Union Streets
Baltimore street
Umits
Runaway Chesapeake Train Crashes at Staunton Killing Actress
A Chesapeake and Ohio express descending a Staunton grade at eighty mph crashed into Staunton. The Pullman sleeper derailed, injuring several, including Miss Myrtle Knott who died, and Miss Edith Miller with a broken leg. Other passengers suffered cuts and bruises as a fire was extinguished.
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Staunton
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Washington
Pearl of Pekin
Baltimore
Myrtle Knott
Edith Miller
Edw. Webb
Edward Stevens
Bertha Fisher
Louis Harrison
Tone Denham
W. F. Bilpatrick
New York
L. M. Slomen
Cincinnati
From 1885 to 1889: A Sioux Falls note on rheumatic cure
In a March 3 1889 letter Ernest Marx of Sioux Falls Dakota recounts cutting wood along a thawing Iowa stream while wearing wet shoes, developing rheumatic pains that December led him to use two bottles of St Jacobs Oil which he credits with a full cure.
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Eernest Marx
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Iowa
St. Jacobs
Congress Deliberates Pension and State Admission Bills
In the Senate Mr. Ingalls introduced another service pension bill while Blackharn proposes Arizona statehood. A House- passed Senate bill on meat inspection for export, with an amendment, advances from the agriculture committee. The executive and judicial appropriation bill also passes. The First Symptoms Of Death describe poisons in the blood, and Dr. Acker's English Blood Enzir is offered with a guarantee to cleanse tainted blood.
Bucklien Arnica Salve Advertised For Sale
Bucklien's Arnica Salve touted as best salve for cuts sores and skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Sold for 23 cents per box by Joseph B. Garrett in The News. Advertise in The News—it pays.
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Bucklien
Joseph B. Garrett
The Phamega Last Meeting of the Season at Buckeyrtown
Buckeyrtown reports the Phamega Literary Society’s final meeting of the season. A large program featured music by Lisa Keller and Allia Millard, a Julius Caesar scene with costumes, readings by M Nicodemus, and group performances. The night closed with a valedictory by the president and a farewell chorus.
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Buckeyrtown
Phamegs Literary Society
Tur News
John Schaeffer
W.E. Kindley
Lisa M. Keller
M. Nicodemus
Julius Ceasar
Allia Millard
Lena Millard
Alice Schaeffer
Maggie Tavenner
Arthur McKenny
Lillie Keller
Rice & Haller sell five cent cigars for Key Monument fund
Mr. Lewis A. Rice announces sale of two boxes of five cent cigars at Rice and Haller corner Market and Church streets. Proceeds will go to the Francis Scott Key Monument fund. The sale has drawn generous support and other patriotic merchants are urged to join.
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Lewis A. Rice
Rice & Haller
corner Market
Church streets
Francis Scott Key Monument fund
Bir
Rice
Masonic Grand LecturerVisits Enoch Chapter
Grand Lecturer Graham Dukehart of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Maryland paid an official visit to Enoch Chapter. He attended last evening’s regular convocation and will stay until tomorrow. A special meeting is held tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Dukehart
Grand Royal Arch
Maryland
Enoch R.A
Base Ball Notes Highlight Sunday clash with Gittinger homer
In the St. Louis Columbus game Sunday Tom Gittinger hit a home run. The Cleveland League Club opened its season with a win aided by Beatin whose pitching is described as the finest of his life this season.
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Tom Gittinger
Beatin
Indefinite Postponement Follows Judge Smith’s Death
Owing to the sad and sudden death of Judge Smith at Westminster, the proposed visit of the Frederick Toy Symphony party to that city on Thursday evening next has been indefinitely postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Smith
Westminster
Frederick Toy Symphony party
Release of Daniel Wilhelm Tobias From Monierue Hospital
Daniel Wilhelm Tobias, committed weeks ago by the court for treatment, was discharged from Monierue Hospital today by court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Wilhelm Tobias
Monierue Hospital
Local Justices and Registration Officer Appointed
Messrs. Thomas Turner and Alfred Ritter qualified today as justices of the peace for Frederick District and Mr. Bernard Collidower of Mechanicstown district as officer of registration.
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Rufus K. Magrader
Messrs
Thomas Turner
Alfred Ritter
Frederick
Bernard Collidower
Mechanicstown
Major Brownes Lectures Across Cities This Week
Major Browne leaves Tedsy for Caion Briese where he will deliver a lecture tonight. He will also lecture at West minster on Wednesday night and New Windsor Thursday night.
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Major Browne
Alajor Browne
Caion Briese
Westminster
New Windsor
Change of Hour for Divine Service at Montevue Hospital
Sunday divine service at Montevue Hospital moved from 109 o clock in the morning to 2 o clock in the afternoon. An advertisement extols Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for children's coughs and croup. A conversational aside references a preacher and biblical Samson while noting the caller's dialect.
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Montevue Hospital
Pallas
Dr. Bull
bradder Julius
Samson bear
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Fayette
N. HOWARD STREET
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E. Cline & Co
E CLINE &O
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G. H. RAILINGS
North
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WHITEWIA&IH Bucsn ES
D. C. Winebrewer & Co
D.C. WINERRENER & CO
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Albert C Davis
Mary Hopkins
New Market district
John Shaff
M.G. A
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Tas
Harrison
Deer Park
Chas. W. Ross
Jacob Robzback
Elias Grove
Besant
Mary Dean
John Downey
Elizabeth
hood
James L.Cox
Mary E. Cox
Upton Buhrman
Silas Buhrman
Eugene L. Rowe
Mary M. Smith
Solomon Ridenour
Jacob D. Dusing
Peter Hankey
Isaac L. Hankey
R. Stauffer
Laura V. Winebrewer
Miles
Baltimore and
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