Prohibition Meeting in Muscarora District at Brookhill
The Prohibitionists of Muscarora district plan a public meeting at Brookhill on Tuesday evening the 78th. Addresses will be delivered by speakers to be announced. Also notices a reception for Mr and Mrs James A Brows on their return from a bridal tour, Friday evening at the groom’s parents’ residence, Mrs and Mrs H OC Brown, at Bellevue near the city.
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Prohibitionists
L'Uscarora
Brookhill
BP Ofatos
Isier
James A
H. OC. Brown
Bellvue
Alumni Bacquet and Civic Notes From City News
The fourth annual Alumni Bacquet of Baltimore City College was held at Carrollton Hotel with an elegant season menu. Hon. Chan L. Wilson attended among alumni. Church and convention items note a Martinsburg gathering on teachers’ meetings with Rev. A M Gourtensy and Geo Leech, plus a sacred song service and a talk by Rev. Geo W Leech. Local notices include jail terms for several offenders and a jury of officers reporting. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad promotes blood health, appetite, and strength. Officers nominated for Evan Lutheran church include Elders and Deacons with January election.
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Baltimore City College
Carrollton Hotel
Chan L. Wilson
This County
St. E
Martinsburg
W. Va
A.M. Gourtensy
Geo. ¥. Leech
Geo. W. Leech
Council of the Evan
Lutheran Church
Wm. S. Miller
W. H. Zimmerman
Peter Seeger
L. M. Englebrecht
Jen.b. Garratt
J. Heislery Keller
Jos. W. Gaver
J Marshall Miller
C. Edw. Derr
Chas. B Fox
Treasured Subscription Notice Calls for Renewal Now
A vintage plea urges readers to renew or subscribe to The Weekly News before their current term ends. It touts the paper as the region’s largest, best, and cheapest, highlights winter reading value, and stresses the educational benefit for children and teachers in the schoolroom.
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Wzenry
Werruy News
Christmas Decorations at Evan Lutheran Church
The Evan Lutheran church council decided last night to trim the interior with evergreens and cordially invites the church ladies to assist in the work.
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Evan, Lutheran Church Council
Rehearsals Underway for YM C U Musical Event
Members of the Y M C C U prepare for a musical and literary program set for Wednesday December 26 at Junior Hall. The C L O circle met at the F F L Seminary last evening and will gather again Tuesday December 18 at 7 30 p m at the Lindsay home at Rec ord and Second Streets.
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Y. M.cc.u
Oyster Supper At Darnestown Church Benefit
An oyster and meat supper is planned at Darnestown on Thursday December 13 starting at 3 o clock if weather cooperates, with a second event on Friday the 14th. Proceeds will benefit the M. E. church.
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Darnestown
M. E. Church
Art Classes Offered by Marton Dyer Studio
Art notes invite women to join drawing and painting lessons in oil, water color, pastel, crayon, pen and ink, pencil, and charcoal. Enroll by the 25th at Marton Dyer’s studio Room 5 Citizens' National Bank, with drawing from life.
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Marton Dyer
Citizens’ National Bank
Appraisers Complete Estate Valuation at Manor and Factory
Mesare, Shriver and Harget finished their work of appraisement for the estate of L. McMurray deceased yesterday afternoon. They commenced the appraisal of the elects at the factory in this city. This morning they took an inventory of the stock and items in the tin shop and blacksmith shop.
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Mesare, Shriver and Harget
L. McMurray
Great Bargain Week at Joel Gutman & Co.
Ladies urged to visit Baltimore store for extensive sale week. Advertisement highlights large stock across departments with significant reductions at 112 to 1223 North Eutaw street. Read Monday's News for details.
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Joel Gutman & Co
North Eutaw Street
Baltimore
Evary Department
Dlr
Orphans Court week in review and estates granted
Orphans Court reported actions include letters of administration granted to Charles W. Ross for the estate of Martha E. Fauble and to W. Steiner for the estate of Mary E. Steiner. Final accounts settled for Lucan M. Kemp as executrix of Edw Kemp, and Albert H. Bunkles as administrator pendente lite of Sam’l Bungles. Fifth account of Beulah E. Darby as guardian to Sadie A. E. Darby settled.
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Orphans' Court
Orphans’ Court
Chas. W. Ross
Mar
EB. Fauble
Mary E. Steiner
Lucan M. Kemp
Edw Kemp
Albert H. Bunkles
Pendentelite
Sam
L Bungles
Bama
E. Darby
Sadie A. BE. Darby
Hotel Arrivals at Principal Hotels Since Noon Yesterday
Arrivals listed by hotel show guests at CIEY HOTEL including Gephart Goodman Me Dnell Pa Ashley Owens Harper Thomas Ritter and others. CARLIN HOUSE welcomes Crosadale Powley Freed Oakford Winder Miller Gainor Hough and Yingling. CENTRAL HOTEL reports Gardner Weiser Brant Hood Cohen Willson Jones Hogg Dampess with county tallies.
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Ciey Hotel
H Gephart
A W Goodman
Me Dnell
S Aishley
E Owens
RG Aarper
E F Thomas
J M Ritter
Balto
Carlin House
J Crosadale
FJ Powley
J Freed
J Oakford
Winder
F Reater
Hom Miller
W Gainor
Houghton
Balte
Yingling
County
New Hosiary Building Plans Approved for Fredericks Hosiery
Mr Wesley Baltzell submitted the plans for Fredericks Seamless Hosiery Company new buildings. The designs were approved by the company and praised for his ability. The main building will be 40 feet by 112 feet two stories with arched windows, connected to the old 50 foot section for a total length of about 150 feet. The annex will house the engine with an unbroken room, office in the northwest corner, two staircases, eighty one windows, tin roof and sils heating. Bids for erection close Monday evening.
Fugitive Harry Nipple Released After Court Action
A case involving Harry Nipple ends with his release yesterday after seven days amid court proceedings. Awaiting transfer to state authorities, the fugitive was freed following the ruling or action by the court.
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Harry Nipple
Poultry and Pigeons Exhibition Opens at Baltimore Hall
The fifth annual Baltimore Poultry and Pigeon show opened this morning at 708 E. Baltimore Street. It runs daily from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. through the week with entries from Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware New York and New Jersey. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 5 cents for children. The central location at the end of the main thoroughfare is expected to boost financial success.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Street
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New York
New Jeresy
Circuit Court convenes with rulings and dispositions
The Circuit Court opened at 9.20 am and disposed of several cases. Poole administrator v Chipley reversed with costs. Fank v Paters settled with estate payments by both parties. Kouns v Lippy verdict for appellee with costs. Mutual Insurance Co v Goldsborough appeal held sub curia. Witnesses discharged until Monday. Criminal docket to be taken up tomorrow at 9.30 am.
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Circuit Court
Chas
E. Poole
Jon. E. Chipley
Costa
M. E
Siles
Lion Tamers Pezon and Bidel Rise to Fame
Paris Cor New Orleans Picayune reports on Pezon a miner turned farmer hand then lion tamer who built a small menagerie and owns a Montreuil country house. It also profiles Bidel a successful local tamer with a villa at Asnicres and a Romany influenced daughter educated to teach.
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Pezon
Peton
Coutey
Bordeaux
Rosa Bonheur
Bidel
Paris
Cor
New Orleans
Picsyune
Reprehensible Practices in German Corps Duels
From Heidelberg reports the five corps, each about 100 members, duel with ferocity. Members wear colored sashes and deny recognition or communication with rivals. Genuine and bloody clashes leave life scars, sometimes maiming ears noses or eyes. The beer duel is mocked as vile yet less brutal, while youths test manhood by binging.
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Gross
Bruins
Orps
Heidelbers
St. Louis Chobe- Democrat
Flaming Fire in the Venius Promises Blood Elixir Cure
A local drug firm claims Acker's English Blood Elixir cures blood poisons. They advertise a positive guarantee and offer the product through Williamson & Brown druggists, urging customers to call at their store.
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Acker
Williamson & Brown
Willimson & Brown
Alleged Alaska Outrage Reports Stir Senate Inquiry
Secretary Viles sent the Senate a reply to Senator Dawes on alleged outrages against women in Alaska. He says no information is available beyond newspaper reports and notes U.S. officials have not yet commented beyond travels and confidential impressions. Dawes points to camps and seal islands and urges House investigation into Alaska affairs before further action.
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Viles
Wasuixeron
Vila Hae
Senate
Dawes
Alaska
Aiertta Ceaules
Minis
Seal Islands
Cashmano Dunn
Etl Tefon
Weiasay
Mrs Parsons Denies Marital Rumor Amid Husbands Work
Mrs Lu A Bersens widow of Aho Parsons denounces a sensational report that she planned marriage to a Hayimuarker mate upon her return. She says there is no truth, has not decided marriage, and will continue work on her late husband’s book, denying any recollection of the reporter or paper involved. The piece also notes a hurricane casualty and mixed New York financials with ad-like remedies.
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New York
Focal
Lu. A. Bersens
Aho Parsons
Hayimuarker Mots
Frosts Baybeud
Elie
Bernmoor
Bernstein
Grape Vine Pruning Shifts With Seasons and Judgement
A Garden and Forest writer argues fall pruning now favored over February due to milder weather and better timing. The piece discusses pruning depth, vine maturity, root health, trellis readiness, and soil fertility, advising attention to cane diameter, mulch use, and appropriate fertilizers while noting variation among grape varieties.
Acker's English Dyspepsia Tablets Ad begins cure claims
An old advertisement boasts Acker's English Dyspepsis Tablets will check and cure indigestion and its related distress. It is guaranteed by William on Brown, promising relief from stomach ailments with a firm medical style typical of vintage ads.
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Acker
William On & Brown
Fragmented World Notes and Local Highlights
Sifted notes cover coinage history in Christen dom 1320, a German officer and American marriage consent, Bar badoes hurricane losses, and curious quips about brambles and toads. It also reports Cullman Alabama's segregated claim, Langworthy’s tame woodchuck, Servian king Milan’s constitutional push, Nathalie’s protests, and testimonials for Electric Bitters from W D Sult and Abraham Haze, highlighting its sale at half a dollar per bottle.
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Christendom
Bisnarck
Barbadoes
Ales
J. M. Langworthy
Stonington, Conn
Langworthy
Milan
Servia
Belgrade
Nathalie
W. D.sult
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Haze
Bellville
Ohio
Jos
B. Garrett
Popular Remedies and Local Drug Advertisements Highlighted
A scanned column extols Van Wert’s Balsam and Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, with endorsements from local druggists Joseph B. Garrett and Berton & Stark. Claims of cures, guarantees, and voter trust are attached to these patent medicines and related tonics marketed to Pennsylvanians.
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Thos Buchéy
N.Y
van Wert
Wilkawson& Brown
Dr. King
Bucklee
Joseph B. Garrett
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Fannsylvania
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Joseph B. Garrows Drug Store
England
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Rubin
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Toledo
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