Fervent Ladies Rally for Greek Christian Cause
A group of patriotic women met at Bro John Ritchie's to express sympathy with Greek troops defending their faith against Turkish forces. They passed resolutions pledging prayers, urging support for the Greek cause, and organizing financial aid to Athens via foreign draft, with another meeting set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
John Ritchie
Moses
Mas
A. L. Eaplin
F. F. Burrs
C. CG. Watees
Guo. Ott
HeLmn Echley
Athens
The Weekly News offers a rich Tur News issue with grand tributes
The issue presents a bustling weekly with local and general news, lively gossip, market notes, and a special Grant page featuring a graphic memorial to General and Mrs. Grant. Captain Kilmer pens a Baltimore 1861 piece while other columns cover sermons, household tips, farm topics, poems, stories, and ads. A Junior Steam Fire Engine Company meeting tonight at o'clock addresses an invitation to Annapolis for the State Firemen's Convention.
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Tur
Mary Jane
Nees
Grant
New York
Bewell Ford
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
State Firemen’s Convention
Annapolis
Jane
Maryland Firemen Convention Races and Contests Schedule
At the Maryland Firemen convention in Annar os Fuze on June 9 to 11, events govern steam engine, hose, ladder, and prize drill contests. Rules set steam pressure limits, hose lengths, time limits, and judging standards with prizes ranging from 23 to 75 dollars.
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Maryland
Annar
Market Notes on Spring Produce and Florals
The market is well filled with spring vegetables and flowers. Frederick County asparagus sells for 16 cents a bunch while berries move slowly at 20 cents per box. Dressed chickens bring 25 to 50 cents each. greens onions lettuce and other greens are inexpensive. Floral department features violets cowslips crocus blue bottles and pansies with ample blooms. Big apple blossoms bring in good demand.
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Frederick County
Tale of a tramp in Frederick jail ten days
A tramp described as loathsome and dangerous was arrested with a companion named John ONeil after a midday tirade toward Mayor Yeakle. The offender was jailed ten days while ONeil was released and ordered out of the city. Magistrate Biser said such characters deserve hard labor on the stone pile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varely Bobo
Frederick
Bobo
John O'Neil
Yeakle
Bart Church Groper
County
Contabie
Jobo W. Simpson
Women's College
O'Neil
Cuchtody
Biser
Janor House of Correction
Young Men’s Christian Association to Celebrate Tenth Anniversary
The Young Men’s Christian Association of this city will Thursday evening hold its tenth anniversary at City Opera House. An able speaker will address the gathering and the Fredericks Select Orchestra will perform several selections. Committees are diligently preparing, and organizers expect an event that will surpass last year. The public is cordially invited to attend and enjoy the evening’s exercises.
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Fng
City Opera House
Frederick
Association of Frederick
Personal notes from Washington visits and hotel stays
Mrs Geo Ed Smith returns from Washington. Mrs J G Butler of Washington visits Mr E and Eichelberger. Mr Daniel Stuart of Dallas registered at City Hotel. Dr R W Smith of Frederick returns home after guesting with C W Rline. Miss Mary C Goldsborough of Frederick and Worthing Goldsborough of Washington visit Mr and Mrs Richard M Duvall in Baltimore.
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Geo. Ed. Smith
Washington
J. G. Butler
E. &. Eichelberger
Daniel Stuart
Dallas
Texas
City Hotel
Yesteray
York, Pa
Fresday
R. W. Smith
Frederick By
Maryland
C. W. Rline
Mary C. Goldsborough
Frederick
Worthington Goldsborough
Richard M. Duvall
Charley Street
Baltimore
Leat District Lodge Plans Whit Monday Demonstration
The Leat District Lodge No 1 of Montgomery county set a February quarterly session plan to hold their annual demonstration. A committee led by G W Walker C C Lawson J F Boyer and George Selby will organize the event to be staged in the grove of J R Mount near Damascus. Grand Chief Templer Howard G Emmons Dr Henry Branch president of the State Anti Siloon League and Prof Heaps will attend as speakers and elocutionist for an occasion described as profit and pleasure.
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Montgomery County
G W. Walker
C. C. Lawson
J. F. Boyer
George Selby
J. R. Mount
Damacus
Templer
Howard G. Eamons
Henry Branch
State AntiSiloon League
Heaps
Philo masthean Society Debate on Poverty Theme
A Philo masthean Literary Society meeting convenes at 7:30 PM in Kemp Hall with welcome by B Dorsey Etchinan. Debaters Noah E. Cramer Baker Johnson Alfred Ritter against D H Hargett Roger Wood Jacob Robrbsck on the resolution poverty better develops character than riches. Public attendance invited.
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THE
Philomatheans
Philomasthean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
B. Dorsey Etchinan
Noah E. Cramer
Baker Johnson
Alfred Ritter
Messrs
D. H. Hargett
Roger Wood
Jacob Robrbsck
Maryland Potomac Fishing Law Requires Virginia Help
Governor Lowndes writes to the governors of Virginia asking for information on cooperation to enforce Maryland's fishery law in the Potomac above Little Falls in Montgomery County. Maryland’s statute awaits concurrent enactment by Virginia to take effect.
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Lowndes
Virginias
Maryland
Potomac River
Little Falls
Montgomery County
Marriage Licenses of Brunswick Frederick and Liberty Districts
Marriage licenses issued for Thomas Potterfishd and Mary Jennings of Brunswick. Charles Brockey and Fannie Ainsworth of Frederick. Calvin Keeney and Emma Smith of Liberty district. John Howard and Susie Rankles of Woodville district in this county. Also an advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla promoting health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Calvin Potterfishd
Mary Eizabeth Jennings
Brunswick
Charles H. Brockey
Fannie É. Ainsworth
Frederick
Calvin M. Keeney
Emma Smith
Liberty
John Thomas Howard
Susie Eilen | Rankles
Woodville
Tragedy of Local Storekeeper Ends in Self Destruction
A Mrs E Shaw at a West Patrick Street store near the hilltop killed herself in the garret. She, 58, suffered recent melancholia and mental derangement. Neighbors found her body with a hammer wound and rope fragment nearby. Her husband, four sons, and one daughter mourn the loss as authorities open an inquest. Witnesses describe a brutal head injury and garret scene.
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E. &. Shaw
West Patrick Street
Graod
May Baker
Nalse
Mr. Morgan
Css
Franklin B. Smith
Bits. Shaw
Geo. Pin=tard
Marshall Grumbine
Elisha E Shaw
Annie Ez
Beth Shaw
Wm. H. Hinks
Sho W. Simpson
George Getzbaugh
Simpson
Thomas Turner
Samuel Notnagie
Foreman
Thomas C. Mateeny
Lewis H. Main
Clinton B. Willard
James E. Stanb
Franklin H. Davis
D. B. Phoebus
A.B. Routzahn
John W. Xeipold
A. T. Drinkhouse
Benjamin F. Phoebus
Harry Deeter
Turner
Mr. Shaw
Shaw
Bright Bits of Local and General Interests
A chunk of varied notes from a bygone era lists topics from summer fashions to global outputs. It mentions Georgia cotton spindles, Nevada output, Germany's female blacksmiths, and Britain’s rainers, with quirky lines on cycling, mint juleps, cremation costs in France, and summer resort springs in Japan.
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Georgia
Germany
United Kingdom
Maryland
Sharpere
France
Winter Linger In Spring Promises Bargain Textiles
An ad style note touts winter linger turning toward spring with new fabrics and patterns. Emphasizes no lower prices but broader assortment, including black wool and organza variants, Bradford Mills items, and new braids in black and color patterns. Highlights special buys in colored drab goods and novelty weaves.
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Bradford Mills
England
Funeral for Mrs Eden Richardson in Mount View parish
The funeral of Mrs Eden Richardson widow of Lyps Richardson was held yesterday afternoon at Christ Church Episcopal Cambex land Bishop James H Latane officiated with Rev T Hubert Jones and Rev John W Nott. Interment at Rosell Cemetery. Attending relatives included Mrs J Alex Shriver Baltimore Mrs Ellis Fundenberg Deer Park and others. Mrs Richardson was sister of Prof Howard Shriver Cumberland and had relatives in New York and Oswego.
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Eden Richardson
Lyps Richardson
Chriat Reformed Epincorgal Church
Cambexland
James H. Latane
Baltimore
T. Hubert Jones
Chriat Church
John W. Nott
St. George's
Ellis Fundenberg
Deer Park
Beardsley
New York
Walter Beall
Carlisle
Misa Young
Washington
Richardson
Howard Shriver
Cumberland
Walter Shriver
New York City
Harvey Shriver
Oswego
News of the Churches M E Conference
The eightieth session of the Baltimore Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church opened at Bethel Church in Baltimore with Bishop James A Handy presiding. About one hundred ministers attended as financial and statistical reports were read and the annual sermon delivered by Rev James G Martin of Cecilton Maryland. Welcome addresses were given by Rev Charles Bourne and J W Beckett. response by Rev George W Nichalson. Regular business began in the morning.
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M. E Conference
Baltimore
African Moethodist Episcopal Church
Bethel Church
Saratoga Street
Gay
James A. Handy
Sailer
South Carolinas
Lee
Ohio
James G. Martin
Cecilton
Charles Bourne
Praiding
J. W. Beckett
George W. Nichalson
Easton
Deeded Transfers and Local Trades Noted in Notice
Deed transfers show Robert 8 Delauder and HO Urner tenants transferring 183 acres to E Stanley Delauder for 5433 dollars. John W Cremer and wife convey Frederick County real estate to Franklin A Smith. North Market Street blacksmith Mr D Hamnock sold two Sea King colts to H McHenry: a one year old valued at 1000 dollars and a two year old valued at 500 dollars.
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Robert 8. Delauder
HO. Urner
E. Stanley Delauder
John W. Cremer
Franklin A Smith
Frederick County
D. Ha Tnock
North Market Street
H. McHenry
West ern Maryland Glee and Mandolin Club Concert
Local note announces a concert by the Glee and Mandolin Clubs of West ern Maryland College at the Opera House Friday April 30 at 815 p m Admission 25 and 85 cents Reserved seats 60 cents Tickets at Yeakie's Parlor talk to Indies at Mrs Mary L Gaddena Md Trava Co residence Mrs Laura Diehl 12 East Third Street Ladies invited plus a fish sale notice from W T Dalier wholesale and retail Also a business notice from Edward M Dier Ballor No 2 Court St confirming no partner in business.
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Glee and Mandolin Clubs
Western Maryland College
Opera House
Yeakie’s
Mary L Gaddena
MD. Trava Co
Laura Diehl
East Third Street
S P. m
Maryland School for the Deaf to Meet Cathole Juniors
The Maryland School for the Deaf Juniors seek a game with the Cathole Juniors for next Saturday. George Brown, manager, Maryland School for the Deaf, City. A rumor claims pitcher Carl Molesworth signed with Richmond for this season. it is incorrect as he merely pitched a game for the Richmonds in Washington and has not signed with any team. Repainting work at Al Isla's Episcopal Church setup by Les Holding is noted along with advertisements for a New Carpet House offering carpets, matting, and rags at low prices, inviting comparisons of style and price.
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Comppany
Hydrant Joan
Gil Ie Ag
Aard
Presbyterian Church of Eng’aid
China
Switzerland
Theodore Blemister
Galton Mills
Japan
Maryland
Desf
Cathole
George Brown
Frederick
Carl Molesworth
Richmond
Molesworth
Washington
Richmonds
al. Isla‘s’ Episcopal Church
Dus Times
Uax
E. Mouton
North
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Wellington
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John Hendrickson
Reh—Tsiimzans
Smireos Velour
Jorm Henoatezson
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Fren Fish
Thaye Juat
Potomac
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South Market Street
Peraonelcy
Edward M. Dier
Ballor
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North Marert
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Walker
Jase Walker & CO
India
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Doll Brothers
Pe Brothers
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