Social gatherings theme in Frederick county continues
A Pleasant Party at Mr James A Gordon’s Brownsville residence drew many local youths for music chat and refreshments. A taffy boiling at Miss Caroline Baer’s East Fourth Street home featured sister and Miss Abbie Bowers aiding hosting guests with games. Miss Maggie Bline hosted friends on West Seventh Street with notable attendees including Minnie Faik Emma Borck Kate Crum Bertie Betson Miss Lawrenc e Fain and Mr W Rowe enjoying games and amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
Jas. A. Gordon
Browns- Fille
Frederick County
Caroline Baer
East Fourth Street
Minnie Faik
Emma Borck
Kate Crum
Bertie Betson
Messia W. Stanton
Lawrencé Fain
W. Rowe
Habeas Corpus and Divorce Actions in Court
The court heard habeas corpus cases State vs. Thomas Snicer and State vs. Thomas Conley both jailed on assault and battery and discharged. State vs. Earnest Chaney released on $350 bail for court. Divorce granted John H Randies and Mary Randies. decree filed and costs awarded to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Thomas Snicer
Thomas Conley
Earnest Chaney
John H. Randies
Committees Forming in Crisp Era House
Washington Dec 9 The newly elected Speaker Crisp, backed by Reed and Mills, won cheers as he pledged courtesy firmness and impartiality. Oath taken, seats drawn, and Ways and Means chair anticipated with Mills likely head. Senate action minimal as seating debates proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuinctox
Cartes FL Crisp
Buse of Representatives
Misars
Reed
Milo
Crisy
the Horse of Representatives
Sami
Holman
Indiana
Agtburn
Crisp
Messrs. Holman
O'Neill
Pennsylvania
Afr
Garfield
House
Mills
Ways and Means
Texas
Messrs. McMillin
Tennessee
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Wilson
West Virginia
Turner
Georgia
Mien Hiely
Springer
Mrr
Rules
Mik. Springer
Appropriations
Agriculture
Hatch
Missouri
Blount
Blanchard
Louisiana
Naval Affairs
Virginia
Peel
Ilt
Monae
Martin
Oates
Alabama
Culberson
McCreary
Kentucky
Chipman
Michigan
Tarsney
Shirley
Bland
Senate
Call
Florida
Dubois
Idaho
Mayor Harnes Wins Supreme Court Election Case
Neware New Jersey December 9 The Supreme Court ruled against ex-Congressman Lehipach in the mayoralty contest, finding insufficient evidence to overturn the election of Mayor Harnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnes
Neware
N. J
Supreme Court
Lehipach
President's message previews key issues for Congress
The president's advisers prepare a summary of the forthcoming message to Congress. The forthcoming report by Secretary Foster will be released Friday. The administration aims to present the prevent law as satisfactory and pledges international accord. bonds and Chilean policy may be addressed, with no recall of Minister Bean contemplated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressniud
Sevrenry Fister
Fridey
Smaness
Teltov
de Press
Blaine
Bean
Boyd Thayer Case Raises Nebraska Governorship Title
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether Boyd was a U S citizen at election and if he held governorship tied to Nebraska residency. Cowing argued Boyd’s citizenship by state attachment. Dillon countered alien status prevents citizenship by belief. Plus an Anti’s Meeting Postponed as Memphis plans deferred to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd-Thayer
Wasuiscox
Boyd- Thayer
Nebraska
Boyd
Feders Supreme Court
United States
J.B. Cowing
Bord
Yabraska
Harrity Sees Crisp Vote as Satisfying Democrats
Secretary of State Harrity declined to read political significance into Congressman Crisp winning the Democratic caucus for speaker. He called Crisp's election wise and conservative and said it would provide food for the party nationwide. A Krupp agent warned of looming Chile Argentina conflict. Bergner heads to Valparaiso.
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Harrity
Peiladelpsia
Crisp Br
Democratic Caucus
House of Representatives
Crisp
Chile
San Francisco
Paul Bergner
America
Krupp
Germany
Mexico
Krupp Company
Argentine Confederation
Ordfering
Valparaiso
Personal notes on Baltimore visitors and returnees
Purely personal column lists individuals visiting Baltimore and returning home. Mr. P. Notangle has reformed home in Baltimore. Mr. R. N. Plummer travels to Baltimore. W. H. McCaffrey J. F. Obler and HJ. Krise depart by B and O for Baltimore. Mrs. J. Roger McSherry Helen Young and Louie Potts leave by P KR R for Baltimore. Lewis Scholl and daughter of West Patrick street return home after a visit to Randolph Scholl in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notangle
Baltimore
R. N. Plummer
Messrs
W. H. McCaffrey
J. F. Obler
HJ. Krise
J. Roger McSherry
Helen Young
Louie Potts
P KR
Lewis Scholl
West Patrick Street
Randolph Scholl
Fire at tannery on East Patrick street
A fire was discovered this morning at a house adjoining Siessre Suelo and Brookey's tannery on East Patrick Street. A large hole burned in the floor from the heat of lime. The fire was extinguished without giving an alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siessre
Suelo & Brookey
East Patrick Street
Smith Patent Collar Fastener Right Sold
Issac M. Fisher and Daniel T. Ordeman purchased the sole right for Maryland and the District of Columbia for the Smith Patent Collar Fastener. The invention is described as valuable, combining economy, strength and utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issac M. Fisher
Daniel T. Ordeman Bavye
Baryland
District of Columbis
Wheel breaks on streetcar ride injures rear wheel
Mr Wm J Woman and Dr J M immerman were riding when a rear wheel broke causing Mr Wormen to be thrown out. No injuries occurred beyond damage to the wheel. Worman replaced the wheel and continued on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Woman
Dr. J. Mimmerman
Mr. Wormen
Mr. Worman
Rare Treat at City Opera House December 18
A rare entertainment is planned at the City Opera House on December 18 under the auspices of Frederick High School. Prof. A W Hawks will present a cabaret of new selections and the scholars will perform many novel features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Frederick High School
A. W. Hawks
Farmer's corn field yields 497 barrels from 2 acres
Mr. Hamilton Geisbert, tenant on J. M. Hood’s farm near the city, has finished gathering a two acre corn field that yielded 497 barrels, averaging nearly 17 barrels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Geisbert
J. M. Hood
Dom Pedro’s Simple Funeral in Paris Country Style
The ex emperor Dom Pedro I of Brazil is mourned in Paris with a modest ceremony. The bier bore Brazilian flags as crowds observed in silence while nobles and Brazilian residents paid respects prior to the remains being sent to Lisbon. A separate report notes an explosion at Lee Holland & Co mill injuring workers and killing Louis Lossch.
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Paris
Napoleon
St. Helens Burts
UIAR
Ole Skeet
Brazil
Dom Pedro
Tits Sumimer
Petropolis
Banetnacus
Bin
Lisbon
Feners
Bedford
Duke of
Chartres
Prince de Juinville
d'Eu
Prince Ernst of
baxe-Coleure
Prince Louis
Pedro
Augustus
Louis
Church of the Madelaine
Lerebours
Abbi Lerebours
Isabella
d’Ex
Graves Murder Trial Opens With Arsenic Evidence
The Graves murder trial opened with District Attorney Stevens outlining Dr. Graves's ties to Mrs. Barmaby and claiming the poisoned whisky could be traced to the defendant. He explained arsenic chemistry and how a disguised solution could mimic whisky. Judge Forman began defense arguments after 10 this morning.
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Graves
Frial Denter
Stevens
Dr. Graves
Aid for Weak Churches in Pennsylvania and West Virginia
The Presbyterian synod committee granted aid to about 120 churches in Pennsylvania and West Virginia for pastor support, totaling 210010 dollars. It reviewed plans to raise the funds and discussed foreign missions in growing cities. A sensational report by Tracy on the Baltimore Sailors killing stirred locals, hinting at a U S indemnity claim as the American president’s message is awaited amid Chilean tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azoona
Presbyterian Synod Committee
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tracy
Baltimore
Mystery man identified in Russell Sage bombing attempt
New York December report leaves the death of a man who tried to blow up Russell Sage unclear with his head stored in the morgue. If unclaimed, the body may be buried in Potter's Field. Russell Sage was seen driving yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Saze
Broadway
Potter's Field
Russell Sage
Bright Bits from Leaxce and County Notes
Brief items from Frederick county and surrounding areas noting messrs J. W. F P Nusz and partners restoring the Frank Yin Seviegs Bank building, L. C. Moberly's crew working on a South Market Street house, school officials including Worthington and Bobbitt in county service, and various local incidents. Also reports of a deputy sheriff appointment, a hand burn on the B&O yard, a minor offence with fines, foot walk repairs, exhumations and reinterments, a judge’s frost-related fall, Masque Carnival attendance shift, a pork slaughter, a new band rehearsal, real estate talks, juror selections, church mass trips, and bustling Christmas shopping with shoppers and hotel arrivals.
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Messre
J. W
Nusz
Soa
Paterers
Frank Yin Seviegs Bask
L. C. Moberly
Force & Warames
Uric House
South Market Street
Belogfae
Treecott Belt
Gran UW. Worthington
Lnte School
Fyitz
Frederick County
Worthiggtog
Esser
Bobbte
Stephen Myers
Jordan
Lewis Brust
B&o
Jordon Stewart
Bruner
Tom Pious
Water Street
David S. Rice
John Ort
Mount Carmel
Atount Olivet Cemetery
Lynch
West Second Street
Rockville
Uniteds
Lewis AL Miller
Academy of the Visitation
Wm. Turner
Mt. Ephtraim
Montgomery County
C. E. Meatey
A. P. Renner
Welty
East South Street
Archibald T. Snoufler
James J. Fitzsimmons
Buckeystown
Messie
Frank Eisenhauer
Cheg
Keefor
High Knob
Wun. Ebberts
Joe Haller
John Walsh
Saw Mill Bottom
St. John’s Catholic Church
Illness and recoveries reported in Buckeystown area
The sick include Daniel Baker of Buckeystown who was ill yesterday but better today with Dr A A Sharretts attending. Ellen Howard near Harper's Ferry road has regained consciousness after a Sunday paralysis stroke and is slightly better. James Gittinger and Marshall Diffendail along with several of Mr John Bowers East Patrick street are on the sick list. Harry Stone is also on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Baker
Buckeystown
A. A. Sharretts
Ellen Howard
Harper's Ferry Road
James Gittinger
Marshall Diffendai
John Bower
East Patrick Street
Harry Stone
Aick
Potomac
Messie_ TEI
Fpl
McCemss
Hagertown
Messengee T
Maryle
U. S
Sam Fiery
Antietam
Chas.e. Fechtig
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Slight Shuffle of Mount Airy Train at Camden Junction
The Mount Airy accommodation train from Camden Station at 11:35 PM Monday night for Camden Junction near Baltimore had a mishap on arrival. The engine detached and sped a short distance before detection. It failed to reverse in time, causing a slight collision. The smoker platform was damaged and several passengers felt shaken, but no serious injuries occurred.
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Mount Airy
Camden
Camden Junction
Baltimore
Westminster Club Elects Officers At Banquet
The Westminster Club held its election of officers and first annual banquet at the City Hotel on Monday night. Fifty covers were laid. Elected officers are Benjamin Frank Crouse president J Bilton Reifenider first vice president Charles W Moore second vice president John H Cunningham secretary and treasurer John J Baumgartner and James A Diffenbaugh governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Club
City Hotel
Benjamin Frank Crouse
J. Bilton Reifenider
Charles W. Moore
John H. Cunningham
John J. Baumgartner
James A. Diffenbaugh
Murderous crank letter threats Frank Leslie Wilde case
A New York story details a bomb scare and an extortion demand against Mrs Frank Leslie Wilde at the Gerlach on Fifth Avenue. A crank calling himself Jack the Ripper demanded 3400 in cash and warned of fatal retaliation. Police were not alerted promptly but Mrs Wilde increased security measures andEscort was arranged. The piece also notes oyster dredging cases in Maryland and a series of unrelated local notices.
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Frank Leslie Wilde
Trussell Sage
Marlborough
Rattoeglock Sharp
United States
London
Leslie
Alfaira
Shab Se
Barnborough
Lussie
Jack the Rior
Inspector Times
States
New York
Mr. Sage
Building of Solomon's Temple Lecture Tonight
The Nowa of the Churcher reports an evening gathering in the Evangelical Lutheran Church lecture room featuring a talk on The Building of Solomon's Temple. Other church notes include clergy changes, new guild officers, and updates from Missionary societies with items on Africa India and Christian gospel work.
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Nowa
Solomon’s Temple
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kennedy
Br. John’s Catholic Church
Sodatity BV. M
St. John's Catholic Church
Margaret Diffendal
Beuje Lendricktton
Satie Poole
Mire
T.W. Morgan
G. H. Morgan
Stiss Jennie Morgan
Guild of the Reformed Church
J. Durraw
Walter Saunders, Jr
Msgs
Bettie Roesky
A. Kenner Keefer
Women's Home and
Foreign Hisionary Society
The
Enat Chitreli Street
Instorentug
Christiaas
A. Lender
Africa
Bishop ‘Taylor
Silsa Katie Wiener
Bliss Rachel
Mamie Ott
India
Eliza Hardt
Mamie Bul
Gettysburg Field Guide Captain Long to Speak Tomorrow
Captain James T. Long of Gettysburg and Post No. 51 G A R will present his concise 800 point history of the three days battle at Gettysburg tomorrow night. The lecture, under G A R auspices, promises to be a leading show season feature with a crowded audience expected. Meanwhile the United Drill Association held a meeting and planned for December 2 with officers to be installed. Also reports of theft from Mrs Burrall’s door, turnips passed off as apples, and a runaway horse injuring a boy’s leg on Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Long
Gettysburg
G.A.R. Dept. of
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg Battle Field
Long
Uniteds
United Drill Association
Stokes
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Merroments
Gile Bros
BEE Hive Store
Gones Bowsr
Corespondente
William A. Ebert
Frederick, MD
Wim. Oberlander
Frederick
VAM
the News
Bare
Machias
Con- ES
Herength
Maybrick
Loxpon
Dec
Jad
Court of Appeal
Animal Reserve Fund Life Association
James Maybrick
Anti
Wasuixctay
W. McAllister
Mississippi
Anti Sub - Treasury Alliance
Anti Sub-Treasury
Anti Sub-Treasury Alliance
Memphis
Tenn
Mneral
Dom Dedrys
Patriotisn
Brrrais
Dee 9
Lee, Holland & Cols Plaring
Court Street
Louis Lossch
Peter Wutz
Nick Bruder
Martin Volk
Leaxce
Ana Genere Iplereet
Market Street
Santa Claus
Orry Hovel
H. C. Wolf
L. Freaky
J.D. Kelly
W. E. Cassin
Hmohesler
Phila
A. P. Broomell
York
W.C. Bimms
T. A. Wastler
Baltmore
F. R. Melling
Pittsburg
WR. Clay
W- B. Wilson
EL F. Thomas
W. C. Thomas
G. B. Fisher
W. HB. Miller
Davin
J. P. McGinerty
J. H. Gephart
N. J. Davis
Cagios Howsk
R. J. Krave
W. B Schriver
S.H. Horn
M. Malloy
N. Y
J. McCarty
Columbia
Phil E. Smith
Chicago
O. W. Gott
Balto
M.O. Piper
Cumberland
Rad Krabitzich
Gnorr House
Lewis Kidd
James Tanger
Geo. Schannesy
Is. Wilde
Jarwin
Lea $M
Waldes
Hipwathal
Jy Landhing
Amd Frontier Apartmerts
Gerkoch
Mi Weet
Seventh Street
Hiegul
Ansapous
Winfield S. Boyer
Ariel
Justice Gassaway
George Smith
Daisy Archer
Boyer
Maggie W- Mair
John Sullivan, Jr
Tilden
aAnpany
Court of Appeals
Bradly
Vann
WiseLasp
N.J
Albert Capon
Switzerland
Berse
Dr. Welti
Swiss Central Railway
Binixenamx
Ed Yours
Marion County
Young
Osborne
Willets
Peny
George Burrall
Charles Trost
C. W. Ross
Fourth Street
Charlie
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