State News Bits From Maryland and Nearby Areas
News items from Maryland and neighboring regions include remarks on Rev William A Laird’s death at Brookville Montgomery County. the burning of a Trinity Episcopal Church tax basis claim at Pfeiffer’s Corner Howard County. resumption of Central Railway Electric Road work near Washington. eight loaded Baltimore steamers with cargoes valued at 500000 dollars. trial of William Dowling for murder of Charles Whitaker in Ballot. George Mille dies from self inflicted gunshot wound in Caroline County. Conrad Dickhaut convicted of violating the late game law in Baltimore. charity contributions of 9500 pounds at Hevree Benseslent Aactory of Mustc Hall Baltimore. memorial room and library opened for Dr Charles Frick. release of Hh fneitlog burning case in Somerset County. talks on Delaware Judiciary changes ahead of constitutional convention. Mrs Eugenia Easter seeks receiver for insolvent Dr Easter estate. Governor Lowndes intends to appoint George Merrick to seventh judicial circuit bench upon Brooke’s term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerion
Wm. A. Laird
Brookville
Montgomery Cour'y
Calvert County
Trinity Episcopal Church
Pfeiffer's Corner
Howard County
Eveats
Central Railway
Meryland
Columbia Electric Road
Washin
Baltimore
Botal
William Dowling
Charles Whitaker
George Mille
Caroline County
Chy
Conrad Dickhaut
Bsitimore
Legienaire
Hevree Benseslent
Mustc Hall
Charles Frick
Medical Snd Chirurgical Faculty
Maryland
Somerset County
Elsta Ward
Orghans’ Court
Delaware
Eugenia Alverda Easter
Hamilton Baster
John B. Brooke
Absent Only Fifteen Daye Chief Judge on Court of Appeals
Chief Judge James McSherry of the Court of Appeals has been absent for fifteen days in nine years on the bench. He has missed ten days once for illness in his family, three days due to sickness, and two days he was absent on business in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
Court of Appeals
Elexnesa
Frederick
Will of George L Boyer filed for probate
The will of George L Boyer, deceased, has been filed for probate. Probate records indicate estate administration proceedings initiate under applicable state law. No additional heirs or executors are listed in the filing available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Boyer
The Carnival Closes At City Opera House
The Ledestris Karnival staged by St James Ladies and Prof Fleke's direction concluded a two night event at the City Opera House last evening. Little performers and stage displays were praised for improvement and taste with a $286 gold prize for best firm representation, votes counted by ushers and judges. The top displays by Markal & Trall Miss Mollie Snook Fogls bakery Miss Nana Hreogle Mrs J Walters millinery Miss Virgie Fisatt Reener & Kemp Miss Lalo Font Brengle and Fiaatt competed. prize split between Brengle and Fiaatt after a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Fleke
Warloes
Sis Boner
Yoatle
J. M. Birely
Herry E. Chapifas
Markal & Trall
Molle Snook
Funeral Rites for Mrs Jos B H Apple Held
Funeral services for Mrs Jos B H Apple were held Saturday at 10 am with a select choir singing and floral tributes. Clergy included G B Robinson John Ballentine and B F Delo. pallbearers named from Maffett and local firms. The piece notes the family’s bereavement and community sympathy in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mms. Apple
Jos
H. Apple
Bervice
A. Ranglin
Clarion
Misa Anna Maffett
G. B. Robinson
John Ballentine
B.F. Delo
J. T. Maffett
Death notices from Arlington and surrounding area
The bulletin records the death of Mrs Annie S Hoffer at her Arlington home aged 44, wife of William Haffer formerly of Middletown Valley, with interment at Olivet cemetery under C. C. Carty. Also noted is the death of Edward Stimmel at a toll gate near Finksburg aged about 42, caused by heart disease. Mrs Carlton M Younkins of New Baltimore died suddenly at 45 from apoplexy leaving a husband and seven children. Rev William H Lstrd of Brookville, aged 56, died after ten days illness. Buiboky Cure advertisement included among medical notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Haffer
Annie
Hofer
Arlington
Baltimore County
Midleytown Valley
Daniel Swomisy
New Market
Maryland
Mr. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Mes
Frederick youths look toward holidays and college plans
Brief notes report Frederick men at colleges away from home awaiting holidays. A crowd from Frederick traveled to Middletown yesterday. Christmas is two weeks away. Other items mention repairs, shoes, coats, a fire alarm district in Cumberland, railway carriage costs, ancient Egyptian sandals, Australia orphan asylums, Canterbury monk Gervas, Britain criminal prosecutions, and Maryland mince pies in holiday prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Prederick
Middletone
Christaas
Proaldest Hood
Haxerstown
Union Bridge
Camberland
Maryland
Sobody
Egypt
Australia
Gervas
Canterbury
Britain
Ireland
Duke of Wellington
A. Wellesley
Property Deed Transfers In Frederick Area Real Estate
Several conveyances recorded including Franklin B. Sith and wife transferring property to George G. Lowell for $180, Abraham Michael and wife with Cornelius Rice for 46 acres and 24 perches at $1,000, Joshua A. Rice receiving 9 acres 16 perches for $227.50, Beary Working to James Werktog for 2 acres 3 roods and 24 perches at $700, Erisa T. Krise and Jno T. Krise to William L. Dalaughter for 8 acres 140 perches at $11, Bernard Carter and M G Urner trustees selling railroad property and franchises of KF PLR BR Co for $150,000, and Beary Kine to Minnie T. Whispers for property in Frederick city at $85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin B. Sith
Georg
Lowell
Frederick
Abraham Michael
Cornelus Rice
Marabell Miller
Joshua A. Rice
James Werktog
Erisa T. Krise
Jno
Trolley talk on Braddock Heights sale plan
Report notes building alterations at Braddock Heights and Middletown rail facility. Waiting room in the railroad company building is heated by two electric heaters. Five incandescent lights added at the eastern Middletown edge, four inside and one outside, first lit Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Local merchant takes first holiday in eleven years
Toox Holliday reports John Ed Schell a North Market Street harness maker, devotes a half holiday after eleven years, traveling to Middletown and riding the electric railway. He enjoyed the outing and may soon again lay aside business to trolley over the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ed. Schell
Herness
North Market Street
Schell
Middletown
Cure for Severe Cold Promises Quick Relief
A newspaper snippet describes a harsh cold described as la grippe, tests a Cherain's Cough Remedy with claims of rapid, magical relief. Advertisements tout free trial treatments, tonics, and various products from merchants in Mt Airy and Etchison Building, urging readers to try cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherain
Tiberty, Own, Marviend
A. L. Pearce
Frederick and
W. K Reds
Mt Airy
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ROYAL
Royal Bixing Pordee CO
New Fort Ctr
the Daily News
News OF the State
Aet Ea
Byres
Tient Renotes
Gail Boraca Eagle
Condensed Bik Co
Hudson Street
New York
NA Sunivay
Steiner Beos
Fiesh Mackot Ireet
Petre Bruces
Kourtz
Edward Boonts
West Fifth Street
A.J. Gl
M. E. Church
Beltimore
Jontor Sham Fire Engine Company No
Mesare
Gao
Rodock
N. Loy
Wm P. Rice
Jotu Eisenhawer
Daniel G. Steiner
Jas. P. Parry
J. Edward Rice
William H. Ghipleysles
Lisutensata
RC. Gray
Frank Wills
Wm. J. Barr
Barah Zane Steam Fire Engine Company
Winchester
Pallbestera
Cficera
Frank T. Rhodes
Henry W. Falk
Harvey Baer
Harvey Livingston Hahn
Baker's Valley
United Brethren Church
Hopeland
C. W. Silvenpring
Edward &Timmel
Edward Stimmel
Woolery’s
Carrell County
Tollgate
Finksburg
Wien
Erganie
Eelner Bros
Steiner Bros
Hartley
City Hotel
Bayes
Albert L Beohwen
CG Wells &Co
Box
N. T
Babe On
Fase Serond
Karis Goer
Ele
Albert L. Pearre
Etchison
Eari
Corane Teoh
TD Barre
Albers de Pearre
Brohison
Keaheon
Tutt
KPL Smith
Chilesburg
Va Vrize
LI. Aiees and
Otyles
Venice
Qurpaen
GEU
A. Gilbert
Narto Market Sr
Precertekier
Asyless
Annes
Carty
Carty's
Bou
East Patrick Street
Fradarisk
Raven & CO
Ceresco
Michigan
Pozzoni
N. J. Wilson
SOR
Excelsior Stove House
J. Wilson
Balsam
Bosebeds
Okapp
Reea
G. PF. Smith Manufacturing Col Chemists
Woodsboro
W. Kody
Atrr
TAR News
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Heller
NO. 15
South Habriet Sf
Loy
Perry’s
Chile
Alfred Dolgs
Loggins
Ug Bos East
Anna Giering
Gitote
Bennine
Xasa
R. Harris & CO
Washington, D
Theh Kurnis
Telephone 122
South Market Street
Frederick, MD
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