AEWS OF THE STATE2024
Extracted notes report various items: Elkton area electric road extension to Rock Hall. J J Jewett may leave Harford for New York. 15 year old Castles Peddicord dies in Monard from a fall. John W Bell, longtime clerk in Prince George s County, dies in Washington. Annapolis officials consider a silver service for the new gunboat Annapolis. Union Republican delegates to Delaware constitutional convention to take seats in the body. Baltimore brokers accused of exceeding charter limits by taking bond subscriptions. Gabriel D Clark of Baltimore leaves 3500 to charity and the rest to widow and two children. A search for Mrs Pattle L Gayington, who disappeared from Lenoir North Carolina after marriage, leads to Baltimore. Gov Lowndes confirms Dr George C Menick appointed to seventh judicial circuit bench. The mad dog fund from seven Baltimore boys’ case goes to College of Physicians and Surgeons for Pasteur treatment at City Hospital. bites in Maryland within two years receive free care.
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KestesGas Sand Sedan
Axe and Gambling League
Elkton
Teanallytown
Rock- Hon
Gogh J. Jewett
Harford County
New York
Wweay
Ceatles Peddicord
Monard County
John W. Bell
Otrenalt Oourt
Prince George's County
Washington
Annapolis
Baltimore
Gabriel D. Clark
Beltimore
Charitabse
Pattle L. Gay-ington
Lenoir
N. C
Lowndes
George C. Menick
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Tate
John B Brooke
College of Physicians and Surgeons
City Hospital
Maryland
Death Notices from Gracerism and Nearby Areas
Mrs William Gumman of Gracerism died after a week long illness following paralysis and nervous prostration. Funeral services were held Friday, with interment in family lot. Mrs Corneline Reese of Altoona died after heart trouble at 67, leaving husband and children. George Gaither Jr of Baltimore died December 11 at age 80 and will be buried in Tafo nillis County Sunday afternoon.
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Wiliam Gumman
Seealtbh
Bubrvan
Tié Family
Eacham
Cornelius Reese
Corneline Reese
Altoara
Jobo Reese
Frederick
Lewis A. Reese
George GalTaka
Baltimore
Corze Gaither, Jr
Tafoniilis
Christmas Cheer Brightens Frederick Week Notes
A December feature from The News chronicles warm weather, holiday preparations, and social happenings in Frederick County. It highlights Christmas shopping, church choirs, and theater pauses, with outbreaks of social events including weddings, trolley parties to Middletown, and a grand wedding reception. The piece notes civic activities, rail expansion chatter, and the festive mood preceding Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletowna
Frederick County
Brother Rhoderick
Valley Register
Widows and Maida
Frederick
Middletown
Mre
Dabigren
South Mountain
Goat Stolen From West Patrick Street Lineman Believes Coat Taken
Mr Geo W Warner a Western Union lineman on West Patrick street reported a goat stolen yesterday. A neighbor recalls a man approaching, taking the coat and departing. The coat contained checks and papers of value to Warner, with one unendorsed check among the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Warner
Western Union Telegraph Comany
West Patrick Street
Warner
Wheel damage on West Patrick street near Equire Corner
A rear wheel belonging to Dr. F. B. Smith was twisted off on West Patrick street near the Equire Corner after coming into contact with the electric track. The vehicle, driven by Bachanen Smith, son of Dr. Balth. Fa, sustained the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Smith
Patrick Street
Equire
Bachanen Smith
Balth
Market Gossip Reflects Slow December Trade
Market gossip notes dull trade over the past two weeks with limited sale lines and shoppers stocking up for the holiday season. Celery and other greens move slowly while Christmas poultry, fruit, and vegetables show brighter activity as dealers anticipate a brisk run before Christmas. Prices for eggs butter poultry meats and vegetables are listed, with turkeys promising after Thanksgiving and holiday markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desser
Beta
Porterhouse
New Store Occupies Pope Building Space This January
Mr L EB Mailitaix plans to occupy the new room in the Pope building at South Market Street around January 20, signaling a fresh retail presence.
Man Hurt In Fall From Horse Near Myarsville
Isat Eltoa Homan, living a mile south of Myarsville, was riding Saturday when startled by a dog and thrown to the ground injuring a hip badly. He has since been confined to bed and suffers indigestion. Another incident near Page's Foundry injured carrier James K. Bolt when his bicycle gear failed. his nose gushed blood and required four stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltoa Homan
Myarsville
Hoffman
James KE. Bolt
Page’s
Dr. Goodell
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cited As Rheumatism Remedy
A year end reflection notes how poor health stems from blood weakness and rheumatic pain. The piece claims Hood's Sarsaparilla offers a positive and permanent cure for rheumatism by boosting vitality and relieving joint attacks.
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the Daily News
Union Republican
Ieava
Sav
Wren
Cali- Sernis Fig Syrup Co
Sontag
Mirthiel Maier
Tua
Madame Grandy
McKinley Eita
Harry
Bressed
Rao
Congress
Doubilean
Preaidens
Cleveland Bar
Banka of the Potomac
Armenia
Agnes
Wallace Villa
Y.M.C. A
Lynn
Hazerstown
Gettysburg
Bedline
Carroll Pisce
Fanta
Lippers
GEO. A. Gilbert
Mos
North Market
Proderick
Aesrimental Asylum
County
Aaron Davis
Dress Coods
Nobby
Black Coooods
Castile
Central Dry Goods House
C. B. Cline’s
Pitts
C. EK
Clin
H’s
Carty
Meh
Andata
Eviih
Bugs
Patrick Steast
Frederich, Md
Cesson
Averybody
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Keller
South Habrhket
Hood
Popular Dry Goods House
Inter State Telephone 47
Wtoclison
Telephone
South Market Street
Frederick, MD
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