Date in History December 7 events span empires and betrayals
Fragmented history note lists names and events from ancient murder to political betrayals and a shipwreck. Figures include Civera the Roman, Elizateth related plots under Charles I, Washington’s farewell address, Marshal Neg and others. The text mixes dates, places, and titles with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civera
Mariel Smart
Qeeeo
Elizateth
Bil Lenton
Charles
Waskininon
Me—Bugh McCulloch
Bara 3Sls
Marshal Neg
Napoteda
Iy Bas
Prairie Grove
Ark
Sreser Deutschland
Windzor
Cans
Purely Personal Notes From Court Street Visit and Travel
Pleasant paragraphs recount visits and departures. Eleanor Patta leaves Court Street for a short visit to Cincinnati Ohio. E Harvey advance agent for Cracker Jack Company was in the city yesterday. G P Smith of Brunswick sent a likely message to family last evening. Thomas G Haller in Baltimore today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Patta
Court Street
Cxelonatt
Ohio
E. Harvey
Cracker Jack Company
G. P.smith
Branswick
Thomas
G. Haller
Baltimore
Bright Items of General Interest and Local Affairs
A digest of local topics includes the Marylord State Temperance Alliance pushing local option before the legislature, workmen at the reservoir paid off, Sefton Opera Company drawing crowds in Baltimore, and the Brotherhood of St. Andrew set for its first anniversary with Rev. F. Clampett delivering the address. David Wertheimer enters the post office race as a new aspirant. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad notes a crew upgrading track near a long-standing site, while 19 more rats bring the total captured to 108 since new incumbents took charge. The comedy A Cracker Jack features Frank P. Gilleaple in a lively ginger act, and the contract for reservoir grading goes to Cheries R. Titlow’s owner Henry Swish. Postmaster, roadwork, plant notes, and local lectures fill the rest of the brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylord State Temperance Alliance
Sefton Opera Company
Baltimore
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
F. Clampett
St. Peter
Church
David Wertheimer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Peté
Possum
Waw
Cheries R. Titlow
Henry SwisHi
Patrick Street
Postilentes
Spain
Hotel Arrivals and Local Notables Listed in County Record
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list numerous individuals and towns including Crixy Horst E Knight Hagerstown Jos W Barker Barrisburg W G Garman Belwood Pa T E B Carson J A Wheeler Chas Read FT MM Borg an H B Hess Geo D Card Baltimore H G Yontz Mountville J L Pierce Steelton W A Malgne York D R Fisuswalt 8 Avis E Bay qman D H Howe J G Gissler Philadelphia G W Kase Easton H Gond man A E Roberts J A Bleming E W Deter M Oppenheimer New York county 10 Cariri House W Hoverhel Reil ance Va C McDowell Boston H Phillips Columbia Pa L Hayes Barnesville J Save and wife Esmont Va J Trevillian J Larne Warren Va W G Thompson Grasje Yea Hinkie Weston W Va 6 from county 1 from city Grorr Hov22 F Staley Graceville J B Shuman d H Libhart Jota G Goutner Frank W Spotten Columbia Pa eight from county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crixy_ Horst
E. B. Knight
Hagerstown
Jos
W. Barker
Barrisburg
WG. Garman
Belwood
T. EB. Carson
J. A. Wheeler
Chas. Read
Borgan
H. BE. Hess
Geo. D. Card
Baltimore
H. G. Yontz
Mountville
J. L. Pierce
Steelton
W. A. Malgne
York
D. R. Fisuswalt
A.avis
E. B. Bay Qman
D. H. Howe
J. G.gissler
Philadelphia
G. W. Kase
Easton
H. Gondman
A. E. Roberts
J. A. Bleming
Wdeter
M. Oppenheimer
New York
Cariri House
W- Hoverh
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Deeds
William P. Maulsby Jr and Hammond Urner trustees transfer 21 acres 16 perches to Richard C Doyle for 414 Bl. Doyle and wife then convey 10 acres 2 roods perches to Calhs tine E Pfoutz for 207.30. A transfer error about Wolfe property involved John B Prise. misnaming Aquila P Wolfe corrected in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam P. Maulsby, Jr
Hammond Urner
Richard c. Doyle
Calhstine E. Pfoutz
Wolfe
John B. Prise
Jas. K.P
Jt! Ahouig
Aquila
P. Wolfe
Wits
Electric Road promoter praised for push on road projects
The visit of Baltimore promoter Mr. Frank P. Lews energized Frederick voters on the F and M Electric Road plan. Edgar L. Miller, promoter of the F and M Road, and Myersville Middletown projects receive high praise for persistent effort and broad promotion of electric rail and related lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Lews
Baltimore
Boude
Edgar L. Miller
Myersville
Middletown
Boonsboro
Heeggsville
Frederick
Miller
Keedysville
Enormous Texas Pastures Under Single Management
The article surveys vast western Texas pastures under one owner or syndicate, noting belts near Belcherville, Goodnight, and the Espinelle Cattle Company. It describes immense holdings, interstate rail links, and foreign ownership, with speculative politics tied to land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Belcherville
Silverstein
Worsham
Armstrong County
Goodnight
Charley Goodnight
Louw
Panhandle
United States
Espinelle Cattle Company
Dickens
Grogby
Emma
London
Randem
Bill
Jendholder
Alfien-Land
Capitol Syndicate
Capitol
Austin
Sis
Guion
Ustoo
Desf Smith “Coualry
X. J.T. Cattle Company
Colorado Line
Fort Worth
Denver
Markell and Trail Buy Local Coal Yard
John A O Markell cashier and Arthur Trail purchase the Carvell street coal yard from G S Groshon and will operate as Markell and Trail. Groshon retires after thirty six years, Aferkell resigns cashier post to focus on the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmr
John AO. Markell
Farmers’ and Mechanics” National Bank
Arthur Trail
G. 5. Groshon
Carvell Street
Markell & Trail
Aferkell
Groshon Coal
G. 8. Groshon
Grozhon
Orphans Court Grants Admin Rights for Eyler Estate
Application for letters of administration on the estate of Ann Sophia Eyler was granted to Dr. T. E. RK. Siler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Ann Sophia Eyler
T. E. RK. Siler
Firemen’s Convention Plans Relay to Hagerstown Event
Preparations for the second annual State Volunteer Firemen’s Association meeting in Hagerstown are under way for June 1894. An early committee meeting laid out a two day program with business sessions and a large parade and races on the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Association
Hagerstown
Col
Esl Mobley
C. Eaw. Feard
Augustis Helmel
First Hose Company
J. A. Middiekeuff
Lauran F. Smith
C. A. Little
Antietam Company
Thomas K. McCardell
Dr. C.B
State News Items From Allegany to Queen Annes
Nathan Frail of Allegany died. The Singerly paper mill at Elkton will resume tomorrow. The Peninenia Press Association met in Dover elected officers. John T. Duke s barn in Cas t ert county burned with tobacco. New books of commissioners of Charles and Allegany counties organized. Seventeenth annual Sisterhood conven tion of Good Templars in session at Me Alry. A survey for extending the Lancaster Cecil and Southern Railroad from Childs to Elkton. Dr Stewart secretary of the State board of health met Queen Annes county commissioners at Centreville. John A Forman of Queen Annes died from injuries from a wagon fall. Associate Justices Boyd and Page qualified at Annapolis for fifteen year terms on the Court of Appeal bench. The first companies of Hagers town Firemen prepare for a State Volunteer Firemen s Association convention in June. Recount signed for 5 Henry Cox former Republican candidate in Charles county districts. An institute by the Vacaville Farmers Club held at Beltsville Prince Georges county on agriculture and practical matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Frail
Allegany Counts
Singerly Paper
Elkton
Peninenia Press Association
Dover
Del
John T. Duke
Cstyert County
Charles and
Allegany
Siste Conventon of Good Templars
Alry
Lancaster
Court of Appeal
Dagerstown
Bludd
Henry Cox
Lste
Charles County
Crane
Vacaville
Beltsville
Prince George's County
State Board of Agriculture
Souer
Retrest at St John Church Focuses on Sacred Conception
Newes of the Churches notes strong interest in the annual retreat at St. John’s Catholic Church with confessions tonight and Friday morning. The parish prepares for the feast of the Immaculate Conception including masses, a reception into the Sodality, and benediction led by the Superior of the Monastic movement. Rev Braddock assists at All Saints Episcopal chapel as revival services continue. Rev Bacon of Hagerstown preaches tonight. At the Oblatian Endeavor Convention in Baltimore Rev Strayer of Buckeystown spoke yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
Movitiate
Sodality
Braddock
All Saints Episcopal Chapel
Bacon
Hegerstown
Baltimore
Court Hangs William Leonard for murder in Frederick County
In Montgomery County the court rejected a motion for a new trial in the murder case of William Leonard for the death sentence by hanging. Chief Judge McSherry called the crime one of the most atrocious in the state as Leonard faced the proceeding with indifference. The next case involved H. Maurice Taisett vs. Cooke D. Buckett over half the commission on the Lyd Dane mill property at Derwood. the court dismissed the suit since a stockholder could not be both buyer and seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
RockyMle Mondey
Wm. Leonard
Jesse T. Anderson
Frederick County
Prinover
Leonard
McSherry
Maurice Taisett
Cooke D. Buckett
Lyddane
Derwood
Galthernburg Milling Company
Remsburg Wrenn Wedding At St Luke's Church
A 2 oclock ceremony at St Luke's Lutheran Church Fengaville united Amos L. Remsburg and Ida May Wrenn with Rev S A Hedges presiding. Attendants included Charles and Amy Wrenn and Emory G Remsburg with a reception and a bridal trip to Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remeburg—Wrexx
St Luke's Lutheran Church
Fengaville
Amos L. Remsborg
Middletown
Ida May Wrenn
John L. Wrenn
Feagaville
S. A. Hedges
Jefferson
Ashers
Meser, Cherles
Ase Wrean
Emory G. Remburg
Daniel C. Kefeuver
John Wrean
Elmira Coblentz
Emms Bill
Frederick
Remsburg
Baltimore
Washington
Cele Barnes
Art
W T Milnler
Charles A. Ogle
Ganlon Bridge
Brunswick
Carrie G. Bernes
Lingsnore
Good Templars hold annual Maryland Grand Lodge session
The 171st annual session of the Independent Order of Good Templars in Maryland convened at the Masonic Hall with 36 candidates receive the Grand Lodge degree. Officers and delegates attended, reports issued on juvenile temples and guides, and final adjournment followed after evening sessions. The Gapland Turnpike project received stock increases and notes settled for capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asay
Oral
Grand Lodge
Independent Order
Good Templars
State of
Maryland
Masonic Hall
G. C
Frank I. Gewis
Janes L. Eames
Nettie St. Parretta
The
Good Templar
J. J. Bielfeld
RH. G.T
Delos H. Mann
David S. Itico
D. Row
R. W. GL
Birthday Party for Heloise Garrett GeGrange In December
Little Miss Heloise Garrett GeGrange of North Market street will host a birthday party on Saturday December 9 to celebrate her fifth birthday. The Whist Club met Tuesday evening at the Hitchle home on West Church street with strong attendance and enjoyment. The next meeting is planned for Tuesday evening at Alice Kautzahn's home on North Market street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise Garrett GeGrange
North Market Street
Baturday
Pieces Hitchle
West Church Street
Biss Alice Kautzahn
F.O
G.a
Theterary Society
Thorsday
Kemp Hall
The Lotus Concert Shown In Prose And Verse
A report from Winchester Virginia notes The Lotus Club’s concert at City Hall with Miss Marshall praised for her recital of The Duchess May and Our Platonic Friendship. The piece also mentions other performers and a noted variety of wrongheaded hog counts and lodge notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus
Lotus Gles Club
the City Hall
Winchester
Fred A. Gaines
Biely
Foltowe
Miss Marshall
May
Exhibition Tops Petersville Church Efforts Unto November
An A M E church Sunday school exhibition at Petersville proved the most successful yet. Prof John Porter led as core manager with door receipts totaling thirty eight dollars. The program included declamations, singing, duets, drama, and closing addresses by Rev Addison and Mr Daniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M.E. Church
Petersville
Glen
Church
Ashbash School
John Porter
Fletcher
Henry G. al. Spriggs
Daley Henderson
Deelaers
Jess Sprigge
Cecilia Green
Fiarry Jackson
Mary Jacksor
Enoch Addison
Ors
E. G. Brooks
Soxeph
Mary Greco
Allen Spriggs
Rosette Sfenderson
Cargiine
Baral Brooke
Minnie Addison
Agnes
Simme
Mira Anoto Jackson
Bary Wood
Racha
Simets
Biitte
Wood
Mrs. L. Belt
Misa Han
Kins
Lena Jones
R. E. Simms
Lula Green
Ainging
Who At
Miss’ Carre i Barnum
Gextette
Mr. D
Barnum
Edeny
Rorolis
Thomas
Mr. SirDaniel
Addison
Selton's big comic opera vaudeville at the Opera House
Frederico Bosc presents Selton's company of 25 for a Monday December 11 show featuring Gristahella and English operatic vaudeville stars. Egyptian dancers from Gatco World’s Fair join an assortment of European specialists in a major Frederico Bosc production. A new social game from Colton Pa involves six women in a row guessing who bites an onion, with bets paid by suitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadisman
Selton
Opera House
Sefton
Gatco
Fredericio Bosc
America
Colton
Local Licenses and Accident Report From Braukteburg Area
Records show Edward Franklin Six and Ales Anna May Mumamert licensed in Braukteburg district and Adams county Pa. Miss Extle Wirghuts- Band from Ladiesburg listed among licensees. John William Moore and Mos-Stary Emma Branteer of Brunswick-Lorenzo Thomas Miller and Mills' sues AcAllen Georgetown. Upset driver Mr L O Whip of Jefferson injured yesterday on Prospect Hill when his wagon loaded with game and empty oil barrels overturned. He sustained marks and possible fractures but is improving under Dr Culler care.
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Alarnage Liceness
Edward Franklin Six
Braukteburg
Istrict
Ales
Anna May Mumamert
I Adams County
Naur Harney
Frank Wiliam Kaufmen
Woodsboro
Miss Extle
Wirghuts- Band
Ladiesburg
John' William Moore
Mos - Stary
Emma Branteer
Brunawick
Lorenzo Thomeas Miller
Mills’ Sues AcAllen
Georgetown
L. O. Whip
Jefferson
Prospect
Culler
Local Shop Displays Fish and Fashion Notes
A North Market druggist shows a window bowl with about forty gold carp from near Taneytown, soon to grow. Harrisburg Telegraph notes Lotus Club praise and upcoming talks in Kemp Hall. Also advertised are family syrups and a fresh display of men’s neckwear at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Brothers
North Market
Taneytown
Dra
Steiner
Harrisburg Telegraph
Lotus Club
Attornys of Maryland Convene for Jurisprudence Memorial
The Maryland State Attorneys convention met in Baltimore to discuss assembling and presenting a memorial to provide jurisprudence guidance for the legislature. State’s Attorney E S Eichelberger chaired the session with attendees from Baltimore and Anne Arundel, Dorchester, Howard, and Somerset counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staro'y Attornoya
Maryland
Circuit Court Room
Baltimore
Yoatarddy
Legislatura
Eichelberger
Broderick County
Alles Gang
Calvert
Charles
Quesa
Annus
Washington
Kerr
Edward C.gantt
Anne Arundel County
Philips
Galdsboroug
Minda
Escretery
Baltimore and Ohio offers holiday excursion tickets
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces reduced rate excursion tickets on lines east of the Ohio River during Christmas and New Year holidays. Tickets valid Dec 23 24 25 30 31 and Jan 1 and return Jan 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Hallroad Company
Ohio River
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the Daily News
Wastixcron
D. C
Elightly
H.W. Hanerscron
the Weather Bureau
Wees
B&o. BR
Haies
George Wineberg
Umbresis
Hicks
G. W. Hoenzhel
Shenandosh Normal College
Re. Mance
Burkham’e Hall
Yellow Springs
Bright
News OF the State
Syheneal
B. Se Ender
C.V
Levy
Howard Kussmaul
Court House
Jerome Zellers
the Good Templars
Gapinod Turnpike
G. A. Townsend
John D. Abalt
D. A. Whipp
Washington County
Geo. C. Huffer
Lane
Sander
Jarael
Cresk
South Mountain
Crystal Spring Temple
Party Lodge
Hood
Blarket Street
Mutznuz & Kone
John Hendrickson
Ladine Union
Ladies Union
IK Alleiges
Joan Iaxnitoxsox
FLY
STAUB
Boldin Frederik
Maracaibo
Java
BTAGE
Telephonergy
ealGdly
Henrieteas
Reliabie Roakes
North Nakk Et Etrent
Frederick, MD
Margaary
Bouich
Uheviot
Biyto
Kennedy
opOdSon
Miy
Aga
Callard Oxaiiuc
Harley, Sterchant
Rauch Marketstreet
Cracer Jack
Canta, A
Clingan
James BE. Walker & CO
J. E. Walker & Co
Coats
Bever
Comb Gesti
Jamea EK
Waleer
Keeley ‘League
Frederick Att Iewel
F.C
Keeley League
Pbsih Pisonie Temperane
Papa
Willie
Tein
Lewis
Adan
Benz Strédt
Genia
Maller & del, Mutt, Obles
East
Patrick
Blackston
Mergeant Tailor
B. H. Braczaton
C. EY
OLINE
Bugsi
Polar Beah
RED Fox
ALL
C. E. Che
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