Middletown Poet George Carleton Rhoderick Jr
The Magazine of Poetry features portrait and life sketch of Middletown native George Carleton Rhoderick Jr born February 19 1831 in Frederick county Maryland. A printer by trade he published the Joly Joker and serves as assistant editor of the Valley Register while contributing poems to metropolitan papers. The issue also presents four new poems by Rhoderick demonstrating his talent and refined spirit.
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Buffalo
New York
Chas. Wells Moulton
Francis Wilard
George C. Rhoderick, Jr
Middletown
Thomas C. Harbaugh
George Carleton Rhoderick, Jr
Frederick County
Rodterick
A Cracker Jack at the City Opera House
Steir and Nicolai present the new comedy A Cracker Jack at the City Opera House next Wednesday December 1. The play follows Carrington and Christine amid theft charges and a lynching plot as Chandler's heir returns to claim the estate with Derrick aiding and Brown thwarted by Sheriff Jordan.
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Lawrence Chandler
Christine
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Christie
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Fr. McElroy Council No 99 Officers Elected
Fr. McElroy Council No 99 elected officers for the coming year with NM J. Wilson as president and John Eisenbauer as orator. Other posts include A N Hartman as vice president MW Crimmins as chancellor Rev Theo Meade as chaplain lat B Dell as secretary Geo Wilson as treasurer Patrick E Long as marshal Elmer Step as guard Wm Ebbert as usher trustees 9 D Crimmins John Eisenhauer and Wm F Crouse. representative to State council John A Kennedy and alternate John Eisenhauer.
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D. Crimmins
John Eisenhauer
Wm. F. Crouse
State Council
John A. Kennedy
Larceny Case Moves After Baltimore and Ohio Arrests
Frank Hazard and Oscar D Wood, two arrangers, were arrested by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials at Frederick Junction on dates around eight o clock and handed over to Officer Moberney by Chief James E Vanssat Jr. The report notes a funeral for Mrs Charlies W Haller set for tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Oscar D. Wood
Baltimore and Obie
Frederick Junction
Officer Moberney
Frederick
James E. Vanssat
Lodge News Crystal Spring Temple and Parley Lodge Meeting
Crystal Spring Temple No. 28 will meet Thursday evening at 7.45 for important business. Parley Lodge No. 248 will also meet Thursday night to hear Grand Lodge delegates report. Several candidates will be initiated. Interest in the lodge is rising with weekly meetings being interesting and instructive.
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Various Local Updates From Across Maryland
Died in Cumberland is M Withers. W B Peter of How county has typhoid fever. Mrs Charles P Montague hurt by fall from horse near Leicester. Andrey Wilson wounded at Brightseat Prince Georges county. Dr J M Spear appointed physician at Allegany county almshouse. A $2 tax on each light telegraph and telephone pole in Annapolis. Survey from Boonsboro to Smithburg for electric road extension. Hyattsville boundary study for a new charter. Somerset sheriff prepares for execution of Captain Casper murderers next Friday. George and William Starling fought at Elkridge. George injured lightly. John Brophy shot last Thursday at Siskey died. coroner’s jury finds death from pistol wound by John J Spear.
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Weddings and notices from Laytonsyville and Damascus
A Virginia bridal run includes Mary Moxley to Willard Biggins in Laytonsyville with Rev D Benton Winstead officiating and presents including a barrel of four and cash. Virginia R Griffith to Leonard Hert of Minnesota in Damascus with silver spoons as gifts and a wedding trip to Minnesota via Washington. Harry W Williams and Bessie Fry wed in Loudoun county. Also a health advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic improving digestion and nerve calm.
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