Court of Appeals cases noted in state wide report
The article reports several Court of Appeals opinions and regional court actions. It mentions Thomas B. Cooper's death in Denton Maryland, investigations in Prince George's county, and charges or bearings in Anne Arundel and Leonardtown. It also notes tax collection direction for Hagerstown, a death by exposure near Chestertown, a released charge in Anne Arundel, robberies in Washington county, and an attempted assault case in Mary Weller’s charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Thomas B. Cooper
Denton
Caroline County
Hagerstown
Prince George's
Jill
Annapolis
Couneli
Mertthe Gordon
Chestertown
Char Barnes
Anne Arendal County
Leonardtown
Cspale Robbins
Manesh P. Mets
Washington County
Mary Weller
IN THIS LAW'S GRIP ARRESTED AND DISCHARGED
Joseph Ball, a colored man who assaulted Policeman Eichelberger and vanished weeks ago, was captured Wednesday by County Officer Der'zbangh and imprisoned. He appeared before Justice Ecksvein, who discharged him for lack of evidence. The Court Square benches, once a park amenity, have been removed for the winter as the surrounding decay continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowph Ball
Eichelberger
Der'zbangh
Kroady
Court Square
Court House
Property Deeded in Branewick Transfers and Acres Sold
Ruth M B Aildebrand conveyance to Charlies L Cole and Sarah J Cole of real estate in Branewick for 395 dollars. James Pipploger transfers 16 acres of land to Belle F Pioploger, subject to measurement and boundaries as described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M. B. Aildebrand
Charlies L. Cole
Sarah J. Cole
Branewick
James Pipploger
Belle F. Pioploger
Inch
Letter to Brother Hammond From Boston Pastor 1895
A Boston pastor writes to E P Hammond noting a received letter dated Nov 25 and sharing religious reflections. He condemns Catholic Rome, defends the Word of God, urges unity among Protestants, and requests careful study of Catholic texts. The missive closes with blessing and fellowship from 180 Sondrin St Boston dated 26 Nov 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Hammond
Bro Hammond
Rome
Gatbottes
Furge
Kom
Ustoolles
Aiu
Renall
Ain Aod Batat
Ebat
Jesus
Gouw
Justin
Sita
Mary Caurca
Ead
Boston
Maas
Philomathean Society Debates Landmarks of Education
The Philomathean Literary Society held a modest meeting in Philomathean Hall with an address by Rev De. D. J. Beale on Minieerial Education from a leading church publication. A debate on whether Western procedure should repeal the Eastern State senatorial law drew speakers for and against, judged by a panel including Mr P. Gale and Dr L T. McGill Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Philomathean Hall
de. D. J. Beale
Baker Johnson Sino
Legislative of
Maryland
Whaideas M. Biser
Noan &. Cramer
J.J. Houff
Jacob Ryhrbsch
P. Gale
L T. McGill, Jr
Hater Johnson
Sffirmaire
Yersl
Questfion
Deiny
Baker Jobasos
Somius
W. Dd. Niddrman
Johan W. Kolb
Boasle
Local Residents Suffering Illnesses Reported
The note lists Edward Burras of Middletown with jaw issues after a tooth extraction months ago, and Edward Burras also afflicted by displacement. Mrs John W Long of Middletown confined to bed with rheumatism. George Shank of Myraville elderly farmer troubled by heart problems. C G Levy infirm and Prof Osler from Hopkins hospital arrived to advise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burras
Daniel Burras
van B. Swearlogen
George Shank
Galte
Levy
Prof
Osler
Jonas Hopkins
Frigid Night Freezes Potomac Near Point of Rocks
A cold night gripped the town with clear, crisp air at 620 this morning. Thermometer readings dipped to around 20 degrees as Monocacy River and Potomac near Point of Rocks froze solid in several spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Markey Street
Potomac
Point offKocka
A Baby's Life Saved
A distressed report purports a baby saved through a remedy, with garbled claims of cures and sellers in a Kansas building. Albert L. Pearre appears as the vendor, listing consumption cures and a cave remedy as a supposed great cure. The text resembles an old patent medicine notice with dubious medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erte
Mes J & Wartin
Hynterme
Albert L. Pearre
Iktchison Suilding
Woman Health Ad Warns of Neglect and Promotes Cure
An article discusses how women neglect health issues, especially feminine ailments, leading to serious outcomes. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s medicine as a proven, universal remedy and invites readers to request a medical book by mailing one-cent stamps to the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casnnot
Dr. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N.Y
EMMLISBURG SAYS BALTIMORE ROUTE BRINGS GROWTH
The town of Emmlisburg, Maryland, highlights its prosperity and industry as it notes the Baltimore route via Frederick County. It praises its fine education facilities Mr. Mary’s and Br. St. Joseph’s colleges, serving young men and women, drawing hundreds to commencements and linking to the Catholic world.
Jans Night At Gatezzo Concert Sparks Enthusiasm
At Peederick December Says the Calcaro News a large audience attended the Ventral Male Bell concert featuring Mr Ejjoasrd Remeays. When Mr Kemenyi appeared the crowd demanded encores after each number and the violinist was repeatedly recalled with plaudits following the Dex March in Saal and other selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peederick
Calcaro News
Jans
Ejjoasrd
Kemenyi
Plaudis
Skating Restrictions Close Poromac River Waters
The Potomac River area remains closed to skating due to low water levels and very cold mornings. Officials expect the nearby Woole River to close by tomorrow as ice conditions worsen.
Stock declines in Baltimore and New York market
Shares in Baltimore fell to the lowest price in a long time as a sale of 25 shares occurred at Stock Exchange yesterday at 51. The fragmented text mentions doctors, remedies, and local ads, including references to Gilman Brown and various drugstore promotions, with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
New York
Sunday School Lesson on David and Goliath Faith
Reading from first Samuel xvii and a related commentary, the piece contrasts Saul’s armor with David’s faith in the Lord. It highlights David’s reliance on God over human strength, his shepherd’s garb, and the moment when the Lord’s power defeats the Philistine giant. The commentary urges believers to represent Christ and magnify the Lord in mortal bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Saul
Uithlehem
Sumulani Bethlehhem
Israel
Goliath
Gath
Esmael
Ming Thhoreve
Moses
Jesus Christ
David Bed
Judg
Nizh
Maso
Ishmael
Issac
Earth
Heaven
God
Father
Eloses
Joshua
Gideon
Apostles
Jesus
Red Sea
Jordan
Egypt
Jer
Hosta
Nehemiah
Hower
Isrel
Davyid
David and the giant and the ark in ancient faith
A devotional passage urges humility before God as the ark is handled and David defeats Goliath by God's power. It cites Nehemiah and emphasizes that victory comes through the Lord rather than human skill. Major C T Picton praises Chamberlain cholera remedy and local vendors list remedies and endorsements.
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the Daily News
Tae Law's
Cc. E. Cline’s
Eety Carpet Molke
Christean Uxety
Lambac
The
Met
Fureraodog
Shanl
Cerkoess
Taderd
Jesus Carle
Jesus Carlen
Coe Byers
Christ
Vance
Lisien
Jnstohy Cave
Albers L. Pears
Steger
Tutt
Emmlisburg
Gilman Brown
St. South Gardoer
Typhi Mae Jaria
King’s Sow
Dr. Kinz
Boihea Fresat
Peacre
Steiter
Duresslaz
Bradter Theagas
Mericgn
A. Williamsya
Figeassl
Ivalian
Aid Kline
Fari
Sweeney
San Diego
Cal
Pridt Sc
Shert L. Pearre
Etens
Ant Tung
Shiob
Ava Br Alpert LC
Pearre
Rtch
Boiidiog
Hew
D. AL. Stearns
Hobo Furniture
CARTY
Espa
Oradea
Rat Nere
Pier Mir
Sodevery Pocket Book
Boliday
East Patrick Street
Frederick
C.T. Picton
State Hotel
Denison
Texas
Major Picton
A. L. Pearre
Frederck
W. Budy
T. Airy
Walkereville
Walkersville
W. Devilletas
Charles Scholl
Charles Hedges
Ving Asaldac Steiner Bros
Arbert L. Pearce
Stotson
Shilok
Akdoh
Albert G Pearre
Etchmon Baill
Clifton Matt
Clifton
Clifton Malt Whiskey CO
D. FinRsey
Eric a-Bac
Furniturs
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
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