Tok Wrexty News Ad List Shows Holiday Notices
A listing of notices and advertisements appears in Tok Wrexty News. Items include executors and administratrix notices for Shipley and Annie Clary, election notices for J W L Carty, and holiday promotions from Staub Shipley Boost. Local dry goods dealers Kaufman’s Santa Claus Shop and Rodock Co advertise goods and sales.
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Tok Wrexty News
John H. Shipley
Annie
Clary
J. W.L. Carty
Vash
Brief Bits and Bright Items From Local and General Interest
A miscellany notes world counts and industry figures including global horse numbers and North American share, U S railroad capital, and hops yields. It also mentions a Business Men's Association meeting tomorrow and reports Mr. Thomas J. Manght at the Home for the Aged is ill.
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the Vicks
Thomas J. Manght
Home For
Maryland Deaf School Debate Sparks Baltimore Interest
Baltimore school board member Dix proposes a public school for deaf mutes, drawing remarks from Charles W. Ely of the Maryland School for the Deaf. Ely defends Frederick as the statewide facility, noting cost free access, ten year curriculum, and an industrial department.
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Dix
Baltimore School Board
Charles W. Ely
Maryland School For the Deaf
Ely
Baltimore
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Frederick
Baltimore City
Rocks of Maryland showcased by state geologist in Baltimore
Professor William L. Clark, director of the Maryland Geological Survey, spoke to the Builders Exchange in Baltimore on The Rocks of Maryland. He traced Maryland’s mineral resources from Captain John Smith’s era through the colonial iron and copper trades, noting the state’s three geological regions: the coastal plain, the Perdmont Plateau, and the Appalachian region.
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Willian L. Clark
Maryland Cioological Survey
Maryland
Builders Exchange
Baltimore
Chirk Hud
John Smith
Chesapeake Bay
Clark
Principio Company
Cecil County
Augustin
Lawrence Washington
United States
Virginia
Catoctin
Frederick County
America
Liberty
Mineral Hill
Washington
Professor Clark
Coastal Plain
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Hurroe de Grace
Ashington
Perdmont Plateau
Catoctin Mountain
Washington, Allegany
Cguarrect
Ministers Meet Easton District Brethren on December 27
German Baptist Brethren ministers for the Easton District of Maryland will hold a two day meeting in the Brethren Church in the city on Tuesday and Wednesday December 27 and 28. Topics include preaching services standards for ministers and Bible study with a Question Box for inquiries. All ministers are expected to attend.
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German Baptist Brethren
Easton
Maryland
Brethren Church
W. Stoner
Weybright
Win. H. Franklin
Harp
S. Hl. Ute
J. A. Smith
R. Saylor
Oo Op
Ausherman
J.T. Kolb
W. T. Miller
Geo. K. Sappington
Greenberry Ecker
Albert [Ollinger
Mer
Brummer
W. P. Boxtar
P. D. Fahrney
S. 0
Larkins
Leo Royer
J. P. Weybright
Rebecca Rinehart
Dave L. Pauble
Tonight's Song Recital by Dr Hopkinson in New York
Musical Courier praises Dr Hopkinson for drawing the season's largest audience and delivering an exacting program with a powerful voice. The review notes his varied selections and the palpable emotion of a victorious artist. He is listed for a recital at the Woman's College tonight with violinist Edv L Turnbull of Baltimore as assistant.
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Hopkinson
New York
The
Musical Courier
Atlana Journal
Woman's College
Edv L. Turnbull
Baltimore
Wall describes Cuba conditions after Santiago surrender
Mr J A Wall first corporal of the Second U S Volunteers visiting Frederick says his regiment will be mustered out soon. He compares local Cuban conditions to reports of starving natives and notes Spanish troops faced similar deprivation. He recalls water contamination and climate illness killing more than fighting.
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J. A. Wall
U.S. Volunteers
Louisiana
Frederick
Bone
Corporal Wall
Santiago
Wall
Todd
Three Alleged Green Goodsmen Escape Bail Reach
Detectives seize a train crew in Maryland alleging three men fled a cache at Point of Rocks after a hearing date. One suspect is Will N. Dovener, son of Congressman Dovener. Federal authorities pursue them for bogus United States bonds. the trio may be in New York. Secretary Van der Hoogt plans a Holland tour to promote Maryland settlement benefits and will host immigrant families upon arrival.
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EU Whitney
Westboro
Moss
Laurens
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cincinnati
Mississippi River
George Augustus Henry Sala
Enea
Brighton
England
London
Wiliam Drury
United States
New Boston
Nathan Webb
New York City
Campbell Moffitt
North America
Egypt
B. C
Japan
Europe
America
Asia
Australia
Africa
European
Canada
Baltimore & Ohio
Columbus Mead
Cumberland
Will N. Dovener
Congressman Dovener
Wheeling
W. Va
Point of Rocks
Mead
New York
Grean Ois
Holland
C. W. van der Hoogt
State Bureau of Immigration
Rotterdam
Maryland
van Ger Hoogt
Water Pollution Ties Piedmont Pulp Plant to Cumberland Boycott
Allegany county residents report a brewing boycott of Cumberland linked to the Potonine pollution case at the West Virginia Pulp and Paper plant in Piedmont. The indictment, two years in progress, pressures the company to relocate as Cumberland’s water supply from the Potomac falters.
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Allegany County
Piedmont
W. Va
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Cumberland
Lorne
Potomac
Anuntherland
Local arrests and a shooting incident reported
James Hill was arrested this morning for creating a nuisance and committed to jail for 10 days. William Eberts, arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct, fined 2.75 and jailed for five days. A revolver incident injured a woman with a surface wound. Richard Zimmerman, an escaped inmate, recaptured and returned to the House of Refuge tomorrow. Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as a great medical record.
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James Hill
Mulhourn
Justice White
Bill
Mulhorn
William Eberts
Richard Zimmerman
House of Refuge
Lhierary
Mulhern
House of Beings
Purely Personal Notes From Frederic City Visitors
A series of brief social notices records visits and departures of residents and guests. People named include Elmer Waltaan in Bathimore, Marion Maller and Gerkhard Liamp in Baltimore, Craver from LiMth Ohio visiting, Redleige from York, Mors Mannessford in the company of Miss Bertin Drail, F A Roller of Luray Virginia, Alvore Chambers of Adamstown, J B Henderson from Lancaster, Jonn D Hendrickson of a dry goods store, Gerhard Lampo from Baltimore visiting his parents, Annie Motter from Taneytown visiting Bessie Motter, H T Kline returning from Washington, Col William Griffith in Frederic, Allert Gilson leaving for Baltimore, and Mrs Wallace Wirts and daughter returning home from Paint of Rocks.
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Elmer Waltaan
Bathimore
Marion Maller
Baltimore
Gerkhard Liamp
Craver
LiMth
Ohio
New. Redleige
York
Broderick
M.&. Brolly
New York
Trederick
Mors Mannessford
Gerhard Lampo
Annie Motter
Taneytown
Bessie Motter
HT. Kline
Washington, D. C
William Wi. Griffith
Gumberland
Lowndes
Fredericl
Allert Gilson
Bhough Wright
Wallace Wirts
Paint of Rocks
Luo
Death notices and obituaries from local area
Abraham Trimmer died yesterday afternoon from apoplexy. Funeral Friday at 2 from his son Frank Trimmer’s home 380 North Market Street. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Two sons survive. Catherine Boyer widow of Peter Boyer died at home in Singapore aged 81. Funeral Friday at 10. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery in Frederick. Bernadina C. Georging aged 58 widow of Frederick Georging died in Baltimore. Funeral Saturday from daughter Mrs Henry Reich’s home on East Preston Street. Henry Christian Reich died December 3 at parents’ home 245 East Preston Street Baltimore age 1 year 4 months. He was the youngest child of Henry C. and Regina Reich, and grandson of the late Henry Reich of this county.
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Abraham Toser
Abraham Trimmer
Appleplexy
Franks Trimmer
North Market Street
Mount Olivet Cenatery
Catharine Boyer
Catherine Boyer
Peter Boyer
Singanore
Mt. Olivet
Prederick
Bernadina
GC. Ueorulns
Bernadima C. Georging
Frederick OC. Georging
Baltimore
Henry ©. Reich
East Preston Street
Henry Christian Ufich
Henry Christian Reich
Henry C
Regina H. Reich
This County
Hymeneal of Hamilton and Maxim to be wed in Hagerstown
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Josephine Hamilton of Hagerstown, daughter of the late Ex Gov William T Hamilton, to Mr Hiram Percy Maxim of Hartford Connecticut. The ceremony at St Johns Church Hagerstown Wednesday December 21 at noon. The wedding described as a fashionable event with Maxim as son of the renowned Shiram Maxim.
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Maxim—Iamilton
Josephine Hamilton
Hagerstown
Wm. T. Hamilton
Hiram Percy Maxim
Hartford
Mario V. Kunkle
Catoctin Fornace
J. A. Asper
Lewistown
The Wal Mart Markets Report From Mount Pleasant
Prices quoted by Frederick include shelled corn at 35 cents per bushel and 1.75 per barrel for pork. Mr. Washington Nusbaum of Mount Pleasant offers a weighty hog and forecasts chance events amid cheap publicity.
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Frederick
Washington Nusbaum
Mount Pleasant
Hasa Hoz
Lie
Mrs Raymond Receives Alumni Testimonial at Academy
At Visitation Academy Sr De Chantal’s golden jubilee celebrations Mrs Raymond wife of Charles Raymond of New York and formerly Victoria Wooster sent telegraphic congratulations from absent alumni. Two more testimonials were honored with a purse of gold and sympathy for absence. Torn roof at Eugene Derz’s residence near Uer esville from Sunday wind storm caused minor damage with no other property harm.
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Raymond
Visitation Academy
Sr. de Chantal
Charles Raymond
New York
Eugene Derz
Ueresville
Recital by a Baltimore Baritone and Violinist Tonight
Baritone Dr B Merle Hophanson and violinist Mr Ewin L Turnbull, both of Baltimore, arrive in Frederick for a Woman's College recital with accompanists Miss Marie Dii and Miss Binoche Shriner. Hagerstown Fair receipts show profits 1 966 91, totals 20 132 0, railroad over 5 000, expenses 25 500, balances.
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B. Merle Hophanson
Bargione
Baltimore
Ewin Il. Turnbull
Balmore
Woman's College
Frederick
U Wopkinston
Tarball
Marie Dich
Binoche Shriner
Hagerstown
Jane Enines
Jess
Private Range and small animal sale at Dolls Hotel
The notice advertises a nickel plated Range for private families to be raffled at Dolls Hotel Saturday night. A selection of Tarkers Rabbits and Oossums will be offered. An elegant lunch will be served. Patrons urged to visit B J Winebrewer's 112 South Market Street for butter two pounds for 25 cents.
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John W. Lambright
Bargain
Rodock & Co
John Eisenhauer
Doll's
E.J. Winebrewer
Doll & Albaugh
B.H. Blackston & Son
Reed Rockers
Carty
Opticians
Augustus Blum & Co
Noah E. Cramery
East Patrick St
Dolls Hotel
B.J. Winebrewer’s
South Market Street
Portieres and Couch Covers Make Ideal Gifts
L. B. Mullinix showcases a large stock of portieres and couch covers with new Oriental effects. The store emphasizes attractive, serviceable Christmas gifts and invites a visit to see the wares, described as among the city’s show places for desirable items.
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Portieres
Bargain Hosiery and Wool Goods At Local Store
Displays of cut wool cloths, portieres, cloaks, and millinery offered at wholesale and reduced prices. Promotions tout all wool diagonals, cloaks, and wrap stock with heavy season clearance, inviting shoppers to visit Mrs. Hendrickson at 14 West Patrick Street for bargains and Christmas items.
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Jastan
Yfo
Herdrickson
Cat. Summerman
Weat
Patrick Street
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the Daily News
Boscrcet Crc
Dacecececaiee
WassingTon
W. J L. Moore
Weather Bureau
the Weekly News
Business Mens” Association
Business Mens’ Association
Bhorough
Fredenck
Saratoga Street
Maryland's Rocks
W.J. Clik
Ministers
Eastern Discriet
Good Templars
Poplar Springs
Carroll County
C Pearl Winstead
David S. Rice
Templars
Nettie M. Parlette
L. D. Russell
Arme
Russell
T. KE. Witkine
Chaplin
Daniel Hartsock
A. G. Bowerman
Ida Shipley
Grand Guard
Henry Hooper
Win Danner
Shestow
D. W. Garner
Hoenzy Eckenrede
Thurmont
CLE Olb
Creagerstown
W.V Ey Long
Utica
J. R. Seaman
Park Mills
WH. Adams
Woelsbors
W. J. Altaugh
Dayaville
Hood
Thu
WT. Tingler
Kemp Hall
St. John’s Reformed Church
Atl
the Wal Mart
L. B. Mulliniz
L. E. Moro
John Hendrickson
MIR
Steen
MIR Reacon Wien
Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick's
Gurl and Boys
Merritt's Health Wool Com
Neidig & Mauzier
Rodock & Neidiz
Clinton E. Main
Ounton
Main
U.P. Kuck & Sox
Market St
Little Daisy
Kreh
Souath Market Street
Allen G. Quinn & Co
Leeks
Brehs Art Studio
W. Patrick Street
Wim. C. Beader
N. Markets
Reet
Residence City Hotel
Esi
Rodooe
Chaldren
Geo
Rodook & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rocz & Sone Funeral Directors
Enmbalmers
Hirhi
Frederick, Md
Peerranaaialattar
Fly. Staub
Northwest Corner
tMariet
Ether Railing
the Railing Grocery Co
N. Market St. Sroedertok
Ramsburg
C. E Amee
Mixed Nuty
Wainuta
Almunia
Bravil Nuta
Hilbert
Beracna
Narnett
Financial
Montgomery County
Mel
Cononination
Tveudd Uider
Alaryland
Pocomake
de Dco J
Iast
Maryland Legisature
Townsend Sport & Sox
North Street
Baltimore, Md
ARVEY
B. Roxenour
E. Pate Flex
Fnsdents
Joes L. Dulrow
Walkersville
Mdl
William
Aarasbu
Bird Sia
Arcetic
Mule J. Forney Auctioneer
Frederick City
Oggers
Lewis Fox
Gani
N. Market Street
University of Maryland
Shafer
Atiornet-At-Law NO
East Lexington ST
Baltimore, HD
U.S. District
Circe
Milton G. Urner
Cissten A. Kees Hammond Urner Urner
Keedy & Urner
All Law
Bucsr
Record Street
Oprsta Cove Reuse
Frederice, Ha
Grables P. Lew
Deepstato
C. BE. Cline
Lise
G. EB. Cline’s Carpet Store
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