Habeas Corpus Case and Cumberland Y M C A Meeting
A habeas corpus in the case of Harry Nipple awaits the Illinois dart arrival this afternoon at 4. Cumberland Y M C A branch funding completes with $1,500 raised. Wayte to arrange state convention in Cumberland on the 24. Philanthropy notes describe Fortford Fort ann women teaching dressmaking and arithmetic to aid young women. Gold mine notes report value near Fotomec at $50 per ton. WCTU memorial committee met to plan Baltimore mass meeting at Oratorio Hall with church invitations sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nipple
Illinois Dart
Cumberland Y. M.c. A
Young Men’s Christian Association
Cumberland
Wayte
W. C. T. U. Memorial
Baltimore Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Her.m.c. A
Memorial Building
Oratorio Hall
Unavoidable Detention Ties Up Sheriff in Maryland
Sheriff Bennet received a letter from George T. Buehop of Ogle County Illinois claiming unavoidably detained in Annapolis Maryland due to the Governor and Secretary of State being away on oyster war business in Salisbury. He asks Bennet to hold Nipple, a fugitive from Justice, to pursue necessary legal papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Sherif Berner
George T. Buehop
Shen
Ogle County
Annepolis
Salisbury
Bennet
Nipple
Baltimore swindle suspects convicted of conspiracy
Gilbert Vanderpool and Wm. S. Saylor, known as swindlece and conspiracy men, were arrested in spring and brought to Cambridge on charges of obtaining five notes of 500 dollars each from Wm. W. Beckett of Dorchester county under fraudulent circumstances. They were yesterday convicted of conspiracy to defraud and sentenced to Cambridge jail until January 1890. The court also ordered the two notes already negotiated to be paid by Hackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Vanderpool
Wm. S. Saylor
Baltimore
Ise Spring
Cambridge
Wm. W. Beckett
Dorchester County
Hackett
Monthly Excursions to California and Pacific Coast Points
A timetable notes free chair and sleeping car excursions on December 11 and 31 to Pacific coast points via B and O Western and Union Pacific, with one car change. Departure from Philadelphia 11 a.m. Wilmington 11:37 a.m. Baltimore 2 p.m. Washington 3 p.m. Tickets and reservations available through ticket agents or Dan Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Colorado
Pacific Coast
Sia B
Wabashi
Union Pacific
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Washington
Dewlwid
Willits Lecture Bliss Inspires Montrose Lyceum Crowd
The Montrose Lyceum Journal notes how listeners lingered after Willits’ stirring address, cherishing the personal impact and lessons to carry into business, social, and domestic life. In Martinsburg W Va the M E Convention gathers with Rev John Edwards giving welcome, G Bakar responding, and women’s missionary society addressed, with select music and singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willits
Montrose Pa. Lyceum Journal
M. E
Frederick
Biltimore
Martineburg
W. Va.todey
John Edwards
G. «. Bakar
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
All Saints Orphanage History Reveals Early Free School
The All Saints Orphanage story traces its origin to 1833 as a free school run by Mrs Sophie Graff and local ladies. It grew into a charitable institution in 1857, with a house built in 1839, a permanent fund, and a long line of trustees and supporters including Eleanor Potts and Anne Rose, preserving a legacy of care for destitute female orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Episcopal Orphanage
Episcopal Free School
School of Industry
Sophie Graff
AM Saints’ Church
Indies
Sainte
Eleanor Pates
Geo. Cole
Frederick County National Bank
Fannie McPherson
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Ave. Eleanor Potts
Catharine Rosa
Wm. J. Rose
Emont
Clnss
Andrew McCleery
Joshua Dill
Central National Beauk Etock
Richard Potts
Geo. Murdock
Eleanor Fetts
Board of Managers
Eluare
Treachers
Francis Markell
Massisanor Potts
Anne G. Rose
Thas
W. C. Joanson
Ince
Orpren House
Canal Season Closing Weather Causes Boatmen Layoffs
On account of severe weather boatmen on the canal lay off and no boats were loaded on Friday. No light boats passed through the lock at North Branch due to conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Branch
Maryland State Grange Opens Annual Session in Baltimore
A large gathering of Maryland granters and members registered at Barnum's Hotel in Baltimore for the annual State Grange session. The meeting opens today at the Young Men's Christian Association building with a public session Thursday featuring remarks by President Al werd of the Agricultural College and National Lecturer Wittehead of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Barnum’s
Baltimore
Edison phonograph news cylinders promised for readers
A novel newspaper reports inventor Edison plans to print daily wax cylinders fed to patrons via a rental press. Each customer receives a cylinder with the day’s news and a live performance. The system aims to deliver over twenty thousand cylinders per hour from Edison labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilison
Exta
Pt Ms Aia Etta
Edison Laboratories
Timely Hints for Christmas Shoppers in The News
Readers urged to use Tas News to save time finding gifts. Advertisements guide where to buy, with stores eager to attract customers and spotlight items. Aimed at those with cash to spend and seeking value for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Rolling Mills to Resume Under Baltimore and Ohio Rail Line
Mayor J W Shuck states Baltimore and Ohio rolling mills from Cumberland will restart early next week after a telegram in reply to President Spencer. About five hundred workers who were laid off in mid June cheer the news along with local merchants who supplied them. Superintendent Hobincon notes the mill could restart soon once repairs are complete and orders resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Shuck
Cumberland
Spencer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Rolling Mills
Hobincon
Ofhese Mills
Sven
Lawless Tramps Arrested After Hotel Disturbance
Dennis Dorsey Hiram Jones and Timothy Brady, described as tramps, were arrested at Sandyville Carroll county yesterday evening by Officers Tyler and Thomson for rotons conduct and threatening John Christmas hotelkeeper. They allegedly took control of the house broke windows refused entry and Dorsey threatened to stab Officer Tyler. They also insulted William Shilling nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Dorsey
Tear Reisterstown
Hiram Jones
Timothy Brady
Sandyville
Carroll County
Tyler and Thomson
John Christmas
Poins
Dorsey
Tyler
Shilling
Sendyville
The Spread of Diphtheria Warning for Contagion
Diphtheria is highly contagious, matching smallpox in spread. Mild cases pose greater risk due to lighter precautions. Follicular tonsillitis may trigger diphtheria relapse in family members even when the patient seems only mildly ill. Contagion persists with or without symptoms, complicating transmission questions.
Postmaster Named at Manchester in Garrol County
Chas J Gauter appointed postmaster at Manchester vice Adam Shower who resigned. Mrs Stull funeral to be held at Mapleville Washington county with Dr P D Fabroey and Soo Henry leaving tomorrow. Also notes include local appointments, elections, and various notices from Baltimore water board and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
J. H. Gauter
Manchester
Garrol
Adam Shower
P. D. Fabroey
Soo Harry
David Stull
Mapleville
Washington County
Stull
Peter Fanrney
Baltimore Water Board
Edward Shriver
James OC. Clarke
Mobile
Olio Rulroad
Maryland
Spener
B.C. RR
Hood
O'Clork
Eschbach
Pitteburg
Reformed Church
E.R. Eschbach
Pittsburg
Geneva Synod and
Board of Missions of the Reformed Church
Cleveland
Senate
Andrew G. Chapman
Internal Revenue
District of Maryland
Hall
St. John’s Catholic Church
Washingten County National Bank of
Hagerstown
Ayer
G. W. Miller
Baltimore
Maryland State Grange
Pardoned Henry Taft for 1884 horse theft sentence
The pardon of Henry Taft, convicted in the Circuit Court at the September term 1884 for stealing a horse and sentenced to two years at the Maryland Penitentiary, was received at the Clerk's office this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Taft
Maryland
Cashmere Bouquet for the Holidays and odd notices
A scattered mix of notices reports no presents allowed for a refined perfume, a startup of Price's distillery near Hyattstown at 6 am after three months idle, a fire department collection mandate, tramps jailed for 10 days each by the mayor, a denial of a Maryland woman's marriage to Prince Von Piees with a claim about Prince Sapieks, and a lighthearted quip about a Maryland girl being left behind in a cold day context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Hyattstown
Internal Revenue
Collestork
Jal
Jas, Lee
Geo. Howard
John Wil Hame
Cons. Smith
Thos, Gibbs
Thos Lyons
Frank O'Brien
Mie. Woodville
Alaryland
Prince von Piees
Germany
Prince Sapieks
Maryland
Washington Post
J.B. Price , Co
Bardware
Camp Fire Arrangements Set by Reynold's Post
Preliminary plans for a camp fire were finalized at Reynold's Post meeting. The event is scheduled for January 6, 1889 at Junior Hall with ten new members to be added to the committee by Post Commander Ira Ty er.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynold
G. AR
Ira Tyer
Wedding Day Fancies Spark Giant Bouquet Gift
Fifty roses were gathered into a large bouquet for one bride, each rose representing the number carried by a bride last week. At the ceremony the bride untied the ribbon and tossed the bouquet to her assistants, ushers, and party, each receiving five roses. White satin bags bearing the couple’s monogram were handed out to hold the roses as keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Tribune
Charges Against Sheriff Gattret in Maryland Case
In Washington County Circuit Court the demurrer to the indictment in State of Maryland v Sheriff James H Gattret was overruled on counts one two three four seven and unanimously overruled on counts five and six Trial on those two counts was deferred as the state's attorney deemed it unwise to proceed The Court of Appeals is expected to rule on the law in the case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
State of Maryland
James H. Gattret
Syester
Travereer
Court of Appeals
Christmas Preparations Across Churches In Town
Active preparations unfold in churches for Christmas day with choirs rehearsing carols and Sunday schools singing. Churches schedule midnight and morning services, festive events for children, garlands, and New Year entertainment, with notices to follow for各 remaining congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandev
St. John’s Catholic
Lutheran Church
East Church Street
All Saint's Church
United Brethren
Court Street
Weather Indications and Local Civil Military Notices
Weather indications for the next 12 hours show rain easterly winds and a high coast condition as a storm off the Carolina coast moves northeast. Frederick Riflemen officers from Company A have orders to meet in Baltimore on December 19 to elect a lieutenant colonel of the First Regiment. Bible Society Anniversary speaker Rev Luther Kuniman will deliver the annual address at the Evangelical Reformed Church in Frederick County on Sunday January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomobw
P. x
Y News
Teless
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Carolina
Frederick
Frederick Riflemen
Baltimore
Firet
Sons of Veterans Elect Sora Officers Last Night
The following officers of the Sora of Ve'erana were elected last night Cap tein W G Butler let Laeut fir Kaufmas 2d Lieut Geo Green chap lain AEF Moteriy camp coupert Garl Link W H McHinney TLE Kaufman delegate to divison cous al W H McKinney elternate Ches Ek Ely
Holiday Brightness Shines at Sunihs Store Display
The passage praises a store display as a vivid holiday sight in Hagerstown, inviting shoppers to feel the Christmas mood and explore fresh manufactory goods. It describes new stock, bright features, and a scene of gifts and goodwill distinctive to the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hip van Winkle
Hagerstown Aluwat
Thorogh
Sunih’s
Hotel Arrivals Across Principal Hotels Since Noon
Arrivals at CITY HOTEL include L E Reed J F Ballac F Beliwan Dr C B Trewin HD Hammerely Pa W G Muller D G C Rogers G J McCaffrey J Levy Balto M Brown W E Smith New York Hf L Gernea New Jersey county 3 CABLIN HOUSE lists J J Coyne GC CO Engel F Goode CG F Crist A W Gainee H Frederick Balto G Martin H Hollinshed Jr G Clark RF Wilsoa A W Orwig WB Pallett Ono J T Vinson WD Ying ling TH Shriner Md G W Myer New York county 21 CENTRAL HOTEL shows J E Tuttle Boston T FE Hogg Balto county 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
H Hollinshed, Jr
G Clark
Wilsoa
A W Orwig
WB Pallett
Ono
J T Vinson
WD Yingling
TH Shriner
W Myer
New York
County
Central Hotel
J E Tuttle
Boston
FE Hogg
Balto County
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Lhe Daily News
G. A. Gilbert
H.N. Ershison & Son
Fortford
Ann
Mortgomecy Co
Fotomec
Montgomery Punty
Wm. Collins
Frank Goode
T. H. Shriver
C. N. Hargell
C. B. Staley
McAfurray
W. L. Braser
Montgomery County
D.C. Winebrewer & Co
Goode
B. V. Backey
C.yeakle
C. E. Thomas
Helen Schriener
Washington, D.C
Birch
West Patrick Street
G. Vanfosten
Wallingford
C. BE. Helier
Emma Honick
Harmony Grove
Nina Morrison
Emmiteburg
Gilson
West Church Street
Henry Haafman
Bertie
Edw. Dyer
Chicago
Marion Dyer
Harry Difendal
Sheriff Gattret
Mullinix & Kemp
Patrick Street
Rivate Sale
Saints Street
Fredencs Frocts Ath
Ard
Charles Pissey
News oFtedewildia
TELIC
Ture
Lily Davis
West Sixth Street
Prederick
Clares B
National Bank Building
Wal Aing
Frederick, Md
J. Ger. Lambert
Cis
Eush
Wbel
Heller's
Grece House
J. Ko Sheppard, & Cour
Rusamast
Dhetir
Hent
Sirrat
Johar
Carin Sfei P.O. Montgomery
Querdin
Frederick Ap AgTovaty
Iquor
Wi Ihoscu
Fredertex City
M Docaine
UBLIC
Rubsesider
Norte
Alpheus Phemera
Bi Rhart_ Terze
Walter Saunders
John W. Lawbrickt
Columbua GU Bonno
Petersville
Decharsare Sale
J. D. Auos& Son
Bret
Clifford
Fraser UK
Mike
Old Frederick
Purrouniig
Patrick
Baller
J. Meckiey
CG. K. Murray
Charlottesals
Aser
Ciayer
J. G. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
G. J. Doll
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