New Year News Mix of Odd Bits and Notices
A scattered sheet of brief items notes New Year shooters begin to target Iirenas, a Dawson miner’s return with flour at $200 a sack, orange blossom bridal tradition from Micdaya, and a holiday operetta in New York with 1000 attendees. An Iowa boy’s confinement follows discipline for vehicle and shop mischief, while Sweden and Norway buy U.S. goods. A barber’s quip on cut prices, a Baltimore diphtheria worry tied to school supplies, and 17 000 enamel signs on 6 miles of streets arrive from England. The Bartheonian Institution nears a 750 page royal octavo report on half a century of progress.
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Iirenas
Jawnoler
Burtklag Bergsina
Slarns
Dawson Onya
Orance
New York
Iowa
Industrial School
Proes
Sweden
Norway
United
Sar Hk
Baltimore
England
Bartheonian Institution
An Art Sociable Opens This Evening in Frederick
The Art Sociable opens tonight in Independent Hall West Church Street under the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y M C A. Works by Abbay Dans Gihon Pyle Smedley Bio Phena and others will be on display with moderate prices for plots and light refreshments. Frederick Orchestra will provide music as the event runs 7 to 10 pm for auxiliary benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitiat
Frederic
West Church Street
Edwin
A. Abbay
Charles
Howar Pyle
W. F. Smedley
Alice Barber
W. L. Taylor
Alton
Lynch
Frederick Belect
Frederick
Kitondike
Banta
Frederick City
Pleasant Ancestral Notes From Frederick Social Roundup
Mrs Webber and Mrs Motoriy of Baltimore spend the day in Frederick. Mr P Freak Parapella in Annapolis today, trip to Washington. Mrs Mary M Stoulamyer formerly of Mulga Ging visits city to see friends. Mrs John N Trogelan of Gration W Va and others lingering here. Laura Getzendeneer and Mrs Jamon Brown return home on East Church Street. Rural fragmentary notices describe local visits and movements with limited detail.
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Webber
Motoriy
Baltimore
Frederick
P. Freak
Annapolis
Barry Grove
Waahlogion
Mien Avnoie CO. Hamm
Vieting Tristide
Uttoa
John N Trogelan
Gration
W. Va
Laura Getzendanner
Jamon Brown
East Church Street
Heya
New Regime In Court As Clerks Change Hands
The Court House ushers in a new regime with George A Kehmeder appointed head of the court, and a swap of clerks including Hargett Saylor and Watkins. County Commissioners organize under Harman as president with Ausherman clerk and Eichelberger counsel, while Horace Bisley is named a court clerk.
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Tur
Board of County Commissioners
Meusata Georgy A. Dean
Wm. L. Darman
Singleton E. Ramaburg
George BP. Qrosentekla
Abraham Zenz
Commissionera
Oles
W. H. Harman
QO. Ausherman
Burkittsville
Edward G Eichelberger
Marshall Jenkins
Court House
James Erast Greman
Horace B. Bisley
McKide
Wegizter
Willa Baylor
Yates Pound Party at Feagaville Hosts Delightful Evening
A social pound party at Mrs. Virgtnls Stapp's Feagaville home on November 24 featured games and a festive dining room spread. Guests included Viola and Rimer Stapp, many local residents, and a lengthy guest list detailing numerous families and friends. The Frederick Country Club was noted to meet the following day at Mrs. Baggh man’s East Second Street home.
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Virgtnls Stapp
Feagavilie
Svening
Garda Legen
Viola
Rimer Staps
Mirata Emta
Hannah Hargett
Katie
Lalla
Myra
Mollie
Tiie
Vorole
Heater
Millie Galler
Hattie
Saste
Maud Zimmerman
Mary
Daisy Dean
Kya Stert
Kils Holter
Maggie Duvall
Bilaard
Molle + Hawker
Beau Feaga
Mary Doerr
Etta Biwpp
Meosre
William
Howard
Charles
Linwood
Zimmerman
Willie
Elmer
John
Harry Dorr
Samuel Holter
George Ifert
Edger
Clayvorne
Geo
Thomas
Walter
Maurice
Harry
Curtla Caller
Sisnley Dean
Hearty Howard
Daniel Yowo
George Hawter
John Hargett
Roy Pop
Frank Bhaffer
Keefer Phreeger
Dante
Ira Smith
Darcy
Arthur Drupp
Oortry
Frederick
Hra
Bagghman
East Second Street
Flost for Hebrews . 7 Catrall Mille engages in flour manufacture
The Catrall Mille in Weatminatar is expanding to produce 500 barrels of flour for Baltimore Hebrews under Rabbi Levin son of Baltimore. Louis Bern ateto, a Baltimore baker, and agent Harry Abenson supervise the process. The mill machinery was overhauled to prevent contamination, aiming for a clean product. Roberts, Roop & Co own the mill. The facility can handle 380 barrels daily, with strict measures to avoid mingling foreign matter.
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Catrall Mille
Weatminatar
Baltimore
Rabbi Levinson
Louis Bernateto
T Din
Harry Abenson
Messrs. Roberts, Roop & Co
Ft Fa
Man Guilty Under Local Option Law in Frederick Case
Frederick County man William P. Edwards found guilty in Rockville court of violating the local option law. Evidence showed he delivered beer within Montgomery County limits.
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Sully
Rockville
Wm. P. Edwards
Frederick Coumy
Frederick Coumty
Montgomery County
Election Law Reforms Proposed by Baltimore Board
The Baltimore board proposes amendments to election law including removing the chief clerk salary cap from 1200 to reflect workload, reducing clerk hire budgets, and extending ad placements to all daily papers. It suggests adding a new clause for clerks to verify voters and imposes penalties for improper actions. Proposals urge counting all ballots and updating rules on unmarked ballots, residency disclosures on nomination papers, and witness statements for identity of electors.
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Baltimore Sapertiacre
Lowotca
Palilore
Hiro Fa
Bal Vittore
Tay Dane
Gevigg
Coniliyt
Bedley
Amonties Record of Health for November and December
The health officer Dr Maynard reports November deaths 12, interments 21, racial breakdown white 5 colored 7. Ages under five zero, five to twenty one, twenty to forty two, forty to sixty one, sixty to eighty one, over eighty one. Causes include asthma or asthenia 2, tabes mesenterica 1, old age 4, remittent fever 1, consumption 3, acury 1, paralysis 1, scarlet fever 1, sil born 1, typhoid fever 1. Contagious diseases reported: bonnet fever 5, typhoid fever 3, measles 0. The death toll for December: 83 deaths in city and county, 25 in county, interments at Greenlawn 1, St John 1, Reformed 1, Convent 2, colored graves 2. Burials at Middletown 2, Emmitsburg 4, Utica 3, Orangetown 2, and others at Burkittsville, Rocky Hill, New Market, Actonville, Broad Run, Beaver Dam, Kemp's, Thurmont, Manor, Liberty, Coats, Sabillasville. Mortality lower than October, except for city.
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Ie Tur
Heath
Oficer
Maynard
Ulivet
St. John’s
Middletown
Emmitsburg
Utica
Orangarstown
Brothers Byrne to perform Eight Bells at City Opera House
A popular production by the Byrne brothers returns to the City Opera House next Saturday night in fresh attire. The show features revived favorites, new specialties, and a strong acrobatic troupe with elaborate scenery and a novel economy. Meanwhile Governor Lowndes grants a pardon to John W Dudderar, who served five years for indecent assault. release follows a penitent, health-considerate clemency request backed by prosecutors.
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Byrne
City Opera House
John W. Duddarar
Lowndes
John W. Dudderar
Dudderar
Towson
Mies
Emma E. Hummell
Carroll County
Burke
Goveror
Daddorar
Castrell County
Robbery at Brunswick Boarding House Reported
Robbers entered Mrs. Mack's boarding house at Brunswick and plundered three boarders. They took a gold ring, cash, and other valuables valued at about $70. Entry occurred between 6 and 8 o'clock. A watch case and work numbers are noted in the report.
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Mrs. Mack
Bronewick
W. G. Maskell
Winchester
Young Mong Traced After Disappearance in Chenaville
The adopted son of John J. Mong of Chenaville, Garl O Mong, who vanished November 27, was located in Hagerstown en route to Florida with a group traveling to fight for Cuban independence. He claimed to be headed to Cales to join the struggle. The father had sent him to school before the departure.
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Kor Cabs
Garl O. Mong
John J. Mong
Chenaville
Miessig
Hagerstown
Florida
Baldwin Worke
Philadelphia
Cales
Bie
Father Way
Frederick Hospital Faces Racial Patient Admission Limits
Montevee Hospital authorities notify Aalimore county commissioners they can admit only a limited number of colored patients at once. Officials state capacity cannot accommodate more colored patients, prompting debate on patient placement and removal within the county.
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Montevee Hospital
Frederick
Aalimore County
Mt. Howe
Farewell Address Touched Judges at Orphans Court
An ornate farewell address was read by Judge Young at the Orphans' Court during a formal ceremony. Dr Waters and Klagon responded with restrained good humor, ending with mutual expressions of respect and best wishes for the future of court staff and officials.
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Tha Athis
Jedgea
Orphans’ Court
Kregister
Wilta
Ktestlag
Jaltso Young
Walt
Ded
K. Watere
Bts
Acsuaiitshell
Str
Gligtug Ache
Mlewia Fagher
Marriega
Preeti
Couran
Lugay
Wansan
Ee Jann
Maryland News Briefs From Local Courts and Fires
A compilation of scattered notices reports a bridge controversy near Cambridge a church fire at Kingatou Somerset county a court action in Dorchester tied to Choptank river duties and tax matters. Terse items recount an emergency banquet a public complaint about a city post office and a fatal accident in Baltimore county plus grand jury recommendations and a temporary release of a Washington county detainee.
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Cambridge
Belair
Bern
Maryland
Fia
Klogatuo
Somerset Counry
Dorchester County
Llyn Dee
Choptauk
Bheatr City
Ilice Wi
Lalitmern
Lethowion
South Amertes
Howard Compty
Iyalah Nelson
Guanty Alrealt
Baltimore
Leary
Soreulal Grocuwaedy
Carrath
Waahington County
Grand Jury
Mtr
Rodlawken
Waahington
Parlett
Seston
Bi ‘Prettyman
Atata
Public
Sauda
Uen
Felix Tynes
Dalamora American
Georgo Kh
Wellngton
Wellington
Qoorge Bhalezewaki
Hhe
Loewee
Lin
Germany
Centennial notes color Baltimore religious scene
Rev Dr Aroory H Bradford of New York spoke at Baltimore centennial closing exercises of the Associate Reformed Church. Rev G C W Frazier, an African nobleman of the Calgo Tribe, to lecture at A M E Church. Prospect Methodist Episcopal near Mt Airy to be dedicated Dec 12 with ministers of Baltimore Conference officiating. Epworth League district organization convocation to form Baltimore district. Mrs AH Eaton of Baltimore W M S to address missionary prayer meeting at Methodist Episcopal Church. Canadian born, wife of Prof A W Eaton, a Baltimore business college figure. Missionary Society of Peasant BY held service with opening by Rev S M Hench. Rock of Ages program featured young girls, music, scripture, and a wreath of praise. Next meeting in January.
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Aroory H. Bradford
New York City
Associate Reformed Church
Baltimore
GC. W. W. Frazier
Qalon’s A. M. E
East Third Ateget
Thia
Metzodlat Episcopal Church
Mt. Airy
Epworth Lesgue
Episcopal Church
Gould
Uarrow
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church South
Greene
Lombard
Eaton & Burnett Buslocas College
Mate
Ageadhons
Maryland Farmers Institute Program at City Opera House
The Maryland Farmers Institute schedules a two day gathering at the City Opera House on December 20 and 21 to promote agricultural, horticultural, dairy, poultry and related county interests. The program features speakers and discussions on farm management, animal care, and literary club activities, including a talk on California literature by Mrs Alfred M. Delt and notes on notable writers.
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Maryland Fin'o Farmers’ Inrtlinta
City Opera House
Woman's Literary Club
Ata
Wattimore
Alfred M. Delt
Col
O EK
Trail
Californis
Belt
Eho
Cusquettlo
Bret Harte
Mark Ewaln
Joaquin Mill
Frederick drugstore ad offers wide departments and first purchase perks
The ad from MAIN GRADUATE PHARMACIST at No 5 North Market Frederick Maryland highlights advantages of shopping at the store. It promises clear views of departmental layouts from roadside advertisements and notes special offerings to entice first-time buyers.
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N. Market
Frederick
Get There and Stay There lecture highlighted by local speakers
A chaotic notice lists speakers such as Charles Dane Howard Pyle and W F P among others at Lavosondant Hall tonight. It rhapsodizes attendance of about three thousand and notes music and refreshments, with plans for a charity sale at Frederick City Hospital Association events and a host of musical performances and prize drawings at various venues.
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Pluny
the Daily Leader
Madison
G. C
City Opera House
Dated Local Obituaries and Official Appointment Note
In Carroll County Jeremiah Groanswood of Dams Creek dies at age 62 and Rachael Unnlap formerly of this city dies in Meadville Pa and is buried there. Montgomery County Deputies report the death and interment details. Mr Thomas Dawson clerk elect announces appoints John H Heinatt Edward W Logland and Jesse L Barna to deputy positions. Bronett remains as Democrat but is retained at bar’s request.
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Perrmiatl Onken Wood
Jeremiah Groanswood
Dam's Creek
Carrol County
Egoldenly
Rachael Unnlap
Meadville
Mostgomery
Thomes Dawson
Mrateomery
Danatio
John Fh. Heinatt
Ehlal Caputy
Edward W. Logland
Raceville
Jeasle L Barna
Washington Groe
Sealstaata
Bronett
Dawson
Meat delightful entertainment at Independent Hell tonight
A lively event promises art retretchments and music for a Ladies' Auxiliary benefit. The evening features novelty acts and a fresh program as part of a seasonal entertainment lineup. Attendees are urged to attend and support the cause.
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Independent Hell
Hymeneal to wed in Trinity United Brethren Church
Misa Jane Mayberry Boyd will marry Mr. George McK. Hoke this evening at 7:20 in Trinity United Brethren Church at Martinavug West Virginia. Provisions and refreshments promised. audience urged to attend the notable event. Also listed are civic notices and local entertainment plans including a pet show in Washington and social greetings from residents of Middletown.
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Misa Jane Mayberry Boyd
Qgeorge McK. Hoke
Trinity
BE. Coarch
Martinavug
W. Va
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