Most Popular Sunday School Teacher Contest in Maryland
The News hosts a voting contest for Maryland's most popular Sunday School teacher with the top recipient winning a $100 Estey organ. Rules mirror the prior school teacher contest and voting tickets are printed for readers. Also listed are upcoming acts at City Opera House including Fast Mail on December 22, Charles P. Ellis' Company on December 23, and Breezy Time on January 12.
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Frederick County
the News
Maryland
City Opera House
Solons Reassemble For Speakership Drama And Opening Congress
The assembly reconvened amid a grand show of organization as seven ballots stretched into long hours for the speakership race. By noon the Fifty-second Congress began with crowds at the Capitol as Edward McPherson presided, new members sworn, and the Senate welcomed seventeen newcomers amid varied professions and parties. The president's message likely arrives Tuesday, and the House plans to settle a handful of contested elections, mostly from Pennsylvania and New York, with technical grounds shaping the outcomes.
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Wasuvndtos
Doe
Sastun
Crisp
Mills
Springer
McMillin
Patch
Siets
Capitol
Fifty-second Congress
Penneys- Vania
House
Senate
Edward McPherson
Peffer
Adonis” Gibson
Maryland
Proctor
Brand
Vilas
Sherman
3Forton
House of Representatives
Congress
Pennsylvania
Reynolds
Shank
Reedy
Scull
New York
Noyes
Rockwell
South
McDufy
Turpin
Alabama
Miller
Eluoré
South Carolina
Death notices in Monrovia and Frederick area
The death of Mrs James Walker of Monrovia is reported with details of her church work and family. Also noted are obituaries for Caroline Michael of Bethel and John Dietz of Hellam Township, with funeral plans and ancestral ties to Frederick.
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J. Walker
Mra James
Walker
Monrovia
Ubis
Urest
Mia Walker
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
W.C
F. U
Birs
J.J. Dill
Sallie
Mollie Bartois
Christian Efort
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
Michael
Caroline
Abram Michael
Wes
Bethel
Peter Houck
Bethel Church
John Dietz
Hellam Township
William Dietz
Emmitsburg News: cemetery deed, injuries, thieves
Mount Tabor Sunday school enhances Christmas program at Rocky Ridge. Mountain View Cemetery Company seeks deed of trust to reorganize and continue cemetery use. A. Adelberger Jr. wounds foot at St Joseph Academy. Chicken thefts plague Emmitsburg area. gun misfired during poultry pursuit.
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Emmitsburg
Bruce
Bmlary Landers
St. Louis
Dio
C.T. Zacasrias
John M. Bell
Wenschhof Brothers
Waynesboro
Mount Tabor
Rocky Ridge
Mountain View Cemetery Company
Henry Stokes
Frederick
Eugene L. Rowe
A. Adelsberger
AM. E. Adelberger & Son
St. Joseph’s Academy
Mix
Adelsberger
J. W Eihelberger
John Eline
One & Hoke
Poplar Ridge
Johnnie
John
Suspects in Piney Creek robberies seen near town
A report states the men suspected in Piney Creek robberies and others were sighted again in the area. A Harrisburg mayor's letter to Taneytown leaders notes one likely suspect is James Houck, wanted for jailbreaking with a $50 reward. A photograph sent with the letter matched a known image of one of the men.
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Piney Creet
Harrisburg
Taneytown
James Houck
New Board Set At Franklin and Marshall College
The Bosal of Collery Comms elorer Wen SM Gaithi Franklin G House James HL Declantes Melite Cromwed and Willi Murr son took oaths and met with officials to appoint GH Resunsal as suitor at the Court House. A secret session followed as Jerom e Zellers bremay attended. Franklin and Marshall College News notes local interest with upcoming glee club events and a busy December schedule across Ephrata Sunbury Lewisburg Danville Shamokin. The gym will open on Washington's Birthday with a glee club prize debate and athletic exhibition. The footbal team elected Captain Geoffith for another year. several players depart but Skyles may return to the seminary. Fouse Sem ’93 named manager. Kirch named athletic association president.
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Collery Commselorer
Wen SM. Gaithi
Franklin G House
James HL. Declantes
Melite Cromwed
Willi Murr
Wmn
M.vaither
The
Heart
Franklin and Marshall College News
Franklin and Mathill Colege
Lancaster
J. Ke Kieffer
Association of Colleges
Ithaca
N. Y
Nichols
Glee Club
Myerstown
Ephrata
Sunbury
Lewisburg
Danville
Shamokin
Washington
Geoffith
Irvine
Stonebraker
Smith
Fouse
Kirch
Athletic Association
Brown
Sangree
Kieffer
Price
J. H-Apple
Franklin and Marshall
Cafon Sukker
Carrot
George Kelly
Gattimore and Ohio Balrost Company
Irom Lou
Galther’s
Sidley
House of Correction
Hen Zeller
Joseph Adem
Williem Adams
Baltimore
Jesse Bynes
Benjamin Buckingham
Carroll County
Evan B. Sle
Kinstry’s Mills
Buckingham
Ble “Oli Mistiss
Christopher J. Woolery
Woolery
Westminster
Mr. Woolery
Ile
Hyin
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Saturda
Nicaving
W Steele
James Fr. Steele
Watersville
Oakland Mills
Melvills Brothers
Charigacee
James A. Gary
Steele
Jas. H. Steele, Jr
Pinkney J. Davis
E. O Grimes
Bair
Western Maryland College
Fauth & Co
Washington, D.C
Theresa Ia
Col Teve Hill
Alvan Clerk & Sons
Cambridge
Mass
Smith Hall
J. W. Dering
J. W. Reese
T. M. Johnson
J. H. McDaniel
J. T. Ward
Brief Bits from Winchester and Neighborhood News
Capt John W Dott former conductor now operdometer rents Washington street property. A letter to Baltimore Board discusses terms with Captain Schley of Fredericksburg. Mechusiestony Band excursion drew crowded coaches. Clemson estimates corn crop at 450 barrels from 2 acres after feeding hogs and horses. Roan County police meet to discuss jail affairs. Y E C U officers elections set for late December and early January. Edward H Dyer sprains ankle on Market Street. Witnesses from the county return from Ungerstown. Seminary slamps hold monthly meeting. Deer reported on South Mountain. Railroad travel up with holidays. Watch for sneak thieves. Hanover Fire Company elects Ed Mulhorn First Assistant Foreman. Pine trees in mountains afflicted with blight. Pipers in county grateful for rain. United Fire Company to nominate officers. Messrs Sifford and Easting hunt, share game with sick friends. Y E C U adds two active members. John Eisenhauer donates Catholic almanacs for 1992. Walker Costley fined for drunk and disorderly conduct.
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John W Dott
Winchester
Kbarper’s Ferry
W.va
Bss
Leesa Este
Washington
Baltinure Sas
Beeshorwu
Atte
Valpataton
Cagtain Wls
Schley
Frederek
Clemson
Roanob UC Bobbies
Cfeera
Willinky
Suneday
Edward H. Dyer
East Fourth Street
Market Street
Ungerstown
Hanover, Ps
J. Mulhorn
Frederick
United Fire Company
Hmessie
Charles Sifford
C. E. Easting
John Eisenhauer
Wealker Costley
Gruner
Calendar notes and horse breeders' meeting sights
The Columbia Daily Calendar for 1892 showcases a new ivory black metal calendar stand with 367 slips, each detailing cycling topics and notable events for that day. It also reports the Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting to unite Maryland District of Columbia Virginia and Delaware breeders into a single group to boost entries and public interest in Maryland-bred stock.
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Columbia Daily Calendar
Trotting Morse Breeders’ Association
Virginia
Delaware
Runaway accident near Middleburg injures Mrs Glabaugh
On Monday at 4 PM a cart ride home to Middleburg from the M E church ended when the horse stumbled and Mrs Glabaugh was thrown. She was taken unconscious to widow Lynn’s home and later conveyed to her own home still sensibly. Dr Birnie of Taneytown called, pronouncing a providential escape. She is sister to Mrs Ed Nelson of Frederick.
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Agairs
Clabaugh
Child
Middleburg
M. E
Ed. Nelson
Frederick
Drum Corps Nuisance Prompted Mayor Meeting
George Parrish appeared before the Mayor over a nighttime drum nuisance disturbing residents. The Mayor released him on promise to avoid the disturbance and to seek an official order if the corps should resume street performances.
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George Parrish
Fey Byot
Frederick City Manufacturing to Palmetto Fibre Company transfer
Real estate transfers list two deeds in Frederick. Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company transfers a lot in Frederick city to Palmetto Fibre Company. Ephraim D. Grimes and wife transfer a parcel of land in Frederick County to William Shank for $950.
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Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Palmetto Fibre Compay
Frederick City
Ephraim D. Grimes
Willam Shank
Frederick County
PURELY PERSONAL ITEMS FROM WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE VISITORS
Local names and movements include Mrs. Geo Baumann and son from Washington D G visiting relatives. Deputy Register of Wills C C Waters in Mechanicstown. Edward Railing of Fort Depastt returning home. Christian Railing of Port Detroit visiting. Miss Harriett Engelbrecht resuming a week away in Woodsboro. Best in Baltimore on business. Zimmgerman leaving for Washington. Hager and Bren left for Hagerstown on court business. Mersh J Richter and Thomas L Myers visiting Germantown. P S Notnagse leaving for Baltimore on business. Philip Reich of Norfolk visiting South Palmer street family. Mrs Charles E Trail and Miss Florence Trail returning from France next month. Miss Blanche Stack back from Baltimore. Harry R K Besant returning to Capon Roads. Annie Johnson visiting D M Miller and returning to Washington. Grayson Bruner, Wm M Hardt and others bound for Baltimore. Mamie Siford, Lizzie Boyd, Nannie and Carrie Thomas leaving for Baltimore.
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Geo. Baumann and Son
Washington, D.G
C. C. Waters
Register of Wills
Mechanicstown
Edward Railing
Fort Depastt
Christian Railing
Port Detrosit
Harriett E. Engelbrecht
Woodsboro
Best
Baltimore
C. GC. Zimmgerman
Washington
Messrs
L. A. Hager
Jacob Bren
Hagerstown
Mersh J. Richter
Thomas IL. Myers
South Market Street
Germantown
Montgomery County
P. 5
Notnagse
Philip Reich
Norfolk, Va
South Alarmer Street
Charles E. Trail
Florence Trail
France
Blanche Stack
Harry RK. Besant
Capon Roads
Annie Johnson
D. M. Miller
Washington, D.C
Grayson Bruner
Wm. M. Hardt and
Sheriff elect Owings suffers severe hemorrhage at home
Howard county Sheriff elect William G. Owings, 51, of the Fifth district near Glenelg, is seriously ill at his home after a severe hemorrhage. He defeated Republican General Philip Smallwood in the Fifth district race as a Democrat.
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Wiliam G. Owings
Howard County
Glenelg
Mr. Owings
Philip Smallwood
Postal Reforms Grow From New Annual Statement
The annual Post Office report outlines a dramatic set of reforms. free delivery for towns under 5000 population. reduced registry and special delivery fees. a dead letter branch in San Francisco. steamship mail connections. merit-based promotions. a postal savings bank plan. and new pneumatic tubes and house mail boxes. It also notes a shift toward efficiency and the introduction of new state envelopes and paper forms.
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Beth Tas
Telegraph and Post Office
San Francisco
New York City
Carroll County News Notes Local Deaths and Transfers
Obituary notices report the death of John Haines of Westminster at 46 and Henry Taste of Manchester. Property transfers include an 86 acre Beazer fin farm sold for 2000 and a 223 acre Silver ran farm sold for 1450 plus wood land. A $300 bequest to Emmanuel Lutheran for the poor is recorded, and parish events at St John and Salem Lutheran churches are noted. An accident injures a man in Medford. elderly educator John Netting dies after 40 years in Carroll schools. Events include the Carroll County Teachers Association meeting with lectures and music and a Gettsyburg relic table owned by Emma Beamer.
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John Haines
Westminster
Carroll County
Jones W
Joshua Lockard
Beazer Fin
John T. Shipley
Henry Taste
Manchester
Emmanuel Lutheran Congregation For
Acout
St. John's Lutheran Church
Brumme
J. A. Asper
P. H. Stiller
Jonss Legora
Absalom Koontz
Jacob Bankert
Jonas Legore
Salem
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. Diehl
Thorsday
Milton Schaeffer
Albert Schaeffer
Orphans’ Court
Thomas Lippy
Aledford
David Englar, Jr
Elenry Tasto
Greenmount
George Menchey
Ephraim Yingling
Lutheran Church
Thomas 4. Lewis
Western Afaryland College
Yokohama
Japan
Nagoya
John C. Netting
Woolery
Carroll County Teachers’ Association
M . E. Gillies
Minta Shipley
Netlie Lambert
Albert Anzel
James A. Diflenbaugh
Emma C. Beamer
Linwood
Getttysbure
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California
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Evaris
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