Sidewalk duties urged to curb winter injuries in Frederick
The Philadelphia Inquirer urges Maryland towns including Frederick to keep sidewalks clear of ice and obstructions. It notes most municipalities have ordinances to remove snow and debris, but few enforce them, leading to damages and injuries. Strict enforcement could save money and lives by reducing slips and falls.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Frederick
The
Inquirer
the Inquirer
Cnits
G. Green
Main’s
Green
Ventilation in public buildings sparks reform talk
Contemporary comment notes concern over proper ventilation in churches, schools and halls, linking school deaths to poor air. It cites Andrew Carnegie as a national philanthropist expanding a vast donation program and mentions Maryland House of Correction inmates, many boys, as observed by the board.
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Annapois Capital
Andrew Carnegie
Baltimore American
Maryland House of Correction
Reform of Juvenile Riding Offenses Sparks State Debate
The article notes Maryland magistrates detain youths for unauthorized railroad riding, arguing it worsens overcrowding in reformatories and strains state finances. It cites Superintendent Moore and compares cross-border detentions, calling for reform to avoid escalating juvenile punishment and systemic costs.
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Moore
Maryland
Statens
Baltimore News
Peace Conference seen as step toward universal harmony
The Philadelphia segment prints a piece praising a forthcoming Friends Society conference in Philadelphia. It links 1815 to present, notes European arms buildup, cites Napoleon’s era and the Hague Conference as signs toward peace, and argues nations respect each other’s strength to avoid wars. It envisions armor tests and battleships serving peace while urging unity in pursuit of a brotherhood of man.
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Philadelphia
Society of Friends
Austerlitz
Napoleon
Europe
Toulon
Waterloo
Europa
Wolf
United States
Penn
Brotherhood of Man
Record of real estate transfers and marriages in circuit court
Week’s transfers of deeds in the Circuit and Orphans' Court list parcels sold with amounts, plus marriage licenses for multiple couples and guardianship actions in the Orphans' Court. Includes inventories and final accounts for estates, and probate of two wills.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Mollier
MsHeary
Lewis E. Crum
Effie Mealey
David A. Shull
Ella Brooke
Richard P. Ross
John
NewaDan
Edward
Wertz
Elizabeth Meltzler
George R. Myers
Eama J. Myers
Hinks
Clayton D. Keady
Rooch Duncan
John W. H. Boyer
Even H
Sarah R. Gray
Charles W. Ross
Wm. Downey
Mary M. Browning
Eli M. Davis
John F. Davis
Catherine Lorentz
Mary F. Ellicat
Eliza Butler
George A. Shank
Joshua
Mary E. Summers
John A. M. Matthews
Lycargu F. Wageman
Wiliam
Orphans’ Court
Annie E. Engie
Willard J
Flora B
Danny M. Engle
Thomas
J. Measell
Thomas J. Measell
James Forney
James T. Hays
James &. Macgrove
Joseph T. Roderick
Catherine E. Hargett
Fisk Jubilee Singers Delight At La Crosse Club Event
Port Arthur Evening Chronicle lauds Mrs. Cole soprano directress of the Fisk Jubilee Singers in a concert at the theatre last night before a crowded house. The group, praised for harmony and social effect, plans to perform again Monday night December 16 as the second attraction in the Y M C A course.
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Fisk Jubilee Singers
Port Arthur Evening Chronicle
Albina
Cole
la Crosse Club
Transvaal
City Opera Henge
City Opera House
Minstrels Coming at City Opera House
The Burlington Hawkeye reports Barlow and Wilson’s Minstrels as the strongest local company yet, with clever monologue work and popular acts. The troupe, praised for clean entertainment, plays the Grand Opera House then City Opera House on Wednesday night December 18.
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Barlow and Wilson
Grand Opera House
Fon Loyera
Barlow
Wilson
Marion and
Pearl
Burlington
A Tennessee Romance at the Oily Opera House
The long running romantic pisy A Romance of Coon Hollow returns for a seventh season. It blends Southern love and intrigue with scenic and mechanical effects for local color. Highlights include a burglary, a midnight mechanic, a working cotton press, and a mountain duel.
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Coon Hollow
Tobighe
County Commissioners Meet Baltimore and Ohio Officials
The Board of County Commissioners traveled to Monrovia to meet B and O Railroad officials to arrange repairs to a county road at that point.
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Board of County Commissioners
Monrovia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
County Road
America’s Greatest Railroad and Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Ad
An old advertisement extols America’s railroads as the best in the world and claims a system of perfection is key. It promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a fifty year remedy for stomach derangement, indigestion, dyspepsia, nervousness, and insomnia, asserting it strengthens the stomach and purifies the blood while preventing malaria and fevers, urging readers to avoid substitutes.
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America
Hostetter
Tuberculosis Commission Considered for State Sanitariums
The State Board of Health discussed creating a tuberculosis commission to study the disease and its economic aspects, seek special legislation, and begin public maintenance of sanatoriums for consumptives. Secretary Fulton to confer with the Governor to warrant state action and potential statewide TB centers.
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Iate Board of Health
State Board of Health
John 8. Fulton
Tater
Maryland
G&spileia
Fulton
Murders Trial and Local Notices in Maryland
News item across Maryland includes James Hutchison's murder trial at Kikton, property sales in Sharpsburg, a civil engineer's death in Clappers Md, a fatal sawmill accident near Frostburg, and utility line reconstructions along key rail routes. Also notes a church publication editorship resignation, a second trial for Andrew Reh in Towson, and a jail death of a census enumerator.
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James Hutchison
Kikton
Sharpsburg
Washington County
Julia A.J. Alvey
William R. Hatton
Yeaterday
Clappera
Ross Sterner
Frostburg
Western Union Telegraph Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Washington
Chesapeake and Pateman Telephone Company
J. O. Gray
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Maryland
Diocese of
Andrew Reh
Towson
Etta V. Boon
Baltimore County
Frederick H. Bornemann
Anne Arundel County
Morris
United States Court
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Arthur H. Payne
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