Bunko Swindle Strikes New Market Man Salmon
Charles Salmon of New Market district was swindled out of 1040 by two well dressed men who posed as visitors and a supposed Dr Morton. The fraud involved a forged horse sale and a staged bank cashing scheme, with the pair fleeing after Salmon handed over money and a later promise of payment by check. Local authorities were alerted but the suspects escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Salmon
New Market District
Bunco
John Grof
North Market Street
Tveryman
Salmon
Hamilton
Morton
Hagerstown
Hiz Ganre
Hemaltos
Hesrtaine Hamilton
Mr. Salmon
Selmon
Central National Bank
Henry Williamsee
New Blarket
Whippoor-will Hollow
Dr. Morton
Silmon
Wae
Poultry Association Meeting Reviews Prospects and Local Posts
The Poultry Association held its regular monthly meeting to discuss routine business and the prospects for the coming tribition. In postal matters Reverdy Cronenburg was named postmaster at Mount Ephraim Maryland replacing the late Ephraim Harris. A petition from Barthrow's Switch Frederick County asks for a new post at that place with Philp Hammond as Secretary. The Memorial Building revival hosted by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union drew support from prominent local figures and religious leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Poultry Association
Uch
Reverdy Cronenburg
Afount Ephraim
Montgomery County
Ephraim Harris
Barth’ow
Frederik County
Philp T. Hammond
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Oratorio Hall
Baltimore
Florence Belle Cele
J. H. Patton
Misa Emilie A.wagner
David Whitney
Robert L. Haslup
Somereld Baldwin
Ray. A. Dixon
Alexander Proudfir
Rank Russell
Mr. Babsock
Ev. A. C. Dixon
Dares Lake
Andrew Longette
C.A. Yatman
Officers Elected at Bynch Lodge A F and A M
Officers elected for the ensuing year at Bynch Lodge A F and A M include W M Jacob Tyecu and W Tomas Ender with J W S T Hergatt Tyler F T Rhodes secretary G e Myer treasurer P L Hargelt and at Philp attean Literary Society officers chosen are President Jodi E Cremer vice president J J Hovi secretary EB Whissier assistant secretary Jacob Rohrback and treasurer Charles Firestone. Committees will be appointed by President Cremer at the next meeting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynch Lodge A. FP
A. M
Odi E. Cremer
J. J .Hovi
EB. Whissier
Jacob Rohrback
Charles Firestone
Cramer
Rockville Organizes Y M C A Branch Meeting
A large gathering of members from Protectant churches in Ockville met at the Presbyterian Church to consider forming a Y M C A branch. Rev David Ash presided and a committee including Charles W Frettyman John W Warner Samuel B Haney Edward West and W A Dobson was named to draft a constitution and by laws. The group starts with twenty six members and will reconvene Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockvila
Y.M C
Ockville
Presbyteraa
David Ash
Methodist Church Youth
Charles W. Frettyman
John W. Warner
Samuel B. Haney
Edward West
W.A. Dobson
Brill
Social Circles Receptions Highlight Winter Socials
Mr and Mrs James A Brown host a reception at the groom's father Henry Brown home in Bell Rae. The Pastime Literary Society meets at George Houck's Sermony Grove. The Miccee Echbach entertained Cocking Club at Church Street residence with elaborate beaux arts and a supper. About forty people attended. The next reception is planned for Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Brown
Henry ©. Brown
Bellrae
George Houck
Sermony Grove
Ecbhach
Cocking Club
Church Street
Ableaux
Perfumery Gift and County Society Troubles
Colgate and Co. offers Cashmere Bouquet in trimmed baskets as a holiday gift for all ages. The Weedl County Agricultural Society faces financial trouble after an unsuccessful fair with expenses exceeding receipts. managers met to solve the problem but adjourned without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate & Co
Weedl County Agricultural Society
Diphtheria Ravages Hit Berks and Lancaster Counties
Diphtheria in its malignant form ravages Berks and Lancaster counties as families lose children and adults to the disease. Twenty deaths are reported within a short span, and Reamstown and surrounding areas close schools to abate the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berks
Lancaster
Geome
Reamstown
Golden Jubilee of Rev. H. F. Gr. Ihn Celebrated in Baltimore
Rev. H. F. Gr. Ihn, a noted Catholic priest, marked his golden jubilee yesterday at St. Marys Chapel in Baltimore where he was ordained fifty years ago. Born in Baltimore and raised in Frederick from age five, he began priestly studies in the city around 1829. He is seventy seven, with a new white hair, yet remains very active and widely revered nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Gr.Ihn
Yeterday
St. Mary's Chapel
Baltimore
Federick
Magistrate Commits Baker for Sixty Days for Pauperism
Magistrate Wilson sent Richard Baker, colored, to Montevue last night for sixty days on a charge of being a pauper without visible means of support. At the hearing of the case State v. E. K. Frazier for alleged assault on Charles Brown, Baker was held for grand jury action at February term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Richard Baker
Montevue
Stete Ve. E .K
Eclipses for S89 Plan Five Celestial Events
Listing five eclipses for the year S89: a total sun eclipse on January 1 at 5 05 PM, a partial moon eclipse January 17 at 12 16 AM, a sun annular eclipse June 28 at 3 43 AM, a partial moon eclipse July 12 at 3 44 AM, and a total solar eclipse December 24 at 7 48 AM.
Carroll County Court Dockets Close Term With Sentences
Carroll County conclueds the November term as Justice Crapster commits Hiram Jones alias Jona Peterson to four months at the House of Correction for riotous conduct at Landrville. Charles Quinfester is jailed for vagrancy and disorderly conduct after disturbing an officer and drunkenness. Judge Smith overrules a motion in the case of Harry C. Jones for malpractice. an appeal is noted and the term adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Hiram Jones
Jona Peterson
House of Correction
Justice Crapster
Westminster
Landrville
Charles Quinfester
Circuit Court
Smith
Harry C. Jones
Lease E. Pearson
Traverser
D. \. Henning
Councel
Esteemed Catherine Hanshew Celebrates 88th Birthday
Catherine Stover Hanshew marked her eighty eighth birthday with surprise calls and congratulations from friends. A lifelong Frederick resident, widow of Rev Hanshew, she resides with daughter Mrs John T Quinn and is famed for memories of bygone days and her aunt Barbara Freitchie. She is a longtime Reformed Church member known for hospitality and memorabilia including Barbara Freichita relics and china once used by George Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Stover
Hanshew
West Patrick Street
Daniel
B’v. Henshew
John T. Qeynn
Abs. Hanchew
Barbara Freitchie
Whittier
Frederick
Hanekew
Barbara
Barbare
Liverpool
George Washington
Banshew
The
Reformed Church
Local notices and social snippets from Frederick area
Collector Groome appoints G. Clinton Hanna as store-keeper to succeed Francis S. Hayward who moves to a clerkship. Unsuccessful attempt to enter J. W. Brookay’s East Patrick Street store. Elizabeth Yeckle visit and various local items include health ads, travels, partridge hunting, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groome
G. Clinton Hanna
Frederick County
Francis S. Hayward
Hansa
J. W. Brookay
East Patrick Street
Elizabeth Yeckle
Gill
M. L. Yeckle
South Market Street
Thomas Melligan
Michael Brennan
Ayer
Wr. Hoffner
Wilmington
Del
Florida
Wolfeville
Flooks
Aire
Edward Gatzendancer
Wm. Getzendancer
Montgomer
Hall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Maggie Young
Baltimore
G. B. Remaburg
Druze , Young
Montgomery County
G. W. Cramer
McMurray
Thos. Maught
D. QC
Winebrewer & Co
Bis
Adam Baer
Greescague
Peter Baer
Air
John Rice
Virginia
Geo. L. Cramer
Thie Place
Mice Berenice Virtue
S. Market Street
Hogs Weigh Record 3300-Pound Farm Roster Led by Keyser
William Keyser of the Mr. Pleasant district reported the largest hogs on farm weighing 3300 pounds in total and a single hog at 531 pounds. The record highlights the farm’s growing swine herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Keyser
Mr. Pleasant District
Nipple Seen At Frederick Gardenward Freight Yard
Reports say Barry Nipple, a wanted man from Uhners authorities, was spotted at the Frederick Garden yard last night attempting to board a freight car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nipple
Barry Nipple
Justice
Uhners
Rederick Gardion
Dedication Set For New Mt Zone Meeting House
A new meeting house near Booneboro on the site of Fabrney's old church Mt Zone will be dedicated on Sunday the 23rd inst. The substantial building will serve as a union church for the area and is notable for its solid construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabrney
Mt. Zon’s
Booneboro
Baltimore Poultry Association Exposition Yields Premiums
The Baltimore Poultry Association held its annual exhibition with judging underway. Premiums were awarded in several classes. Langshans second premium went to Mr. T C Kemp of the city. E Boileau of Middletown won first prize on White Cochins for second cock and fowl hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Poultry Association
T C. Kemp
E. Boileau
Middie- Ftown
Hotel Arrivals at Principal Hotels
The following arrivals since noon yesterday list guests at CITY HOTEL W G Bette Mic J McDuell Pa A C Rigney C H Nelson Balto county eight CENTRAL HOTEL W D Yingling H Sommers R J Fish Md TH Hope J C Hahn R G Willis Balto county two CARLIN HOUSE G W Myers New York R H Hennies KS P Foltz Pa W Rill F E Monroe Balto H Baldwin Ohio county one
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hotel
G Bette
Mic
J McDuell
A C Rigney
C H Nelson
Balto
County Eight
Carlin House
Myers
New York
Probable town rumor of cow gore circulates
A rumor spread in the county about a woman living near town being badly gored by a cow. No names were given and it could not be confirmed, so it is likely false.
Death notices from Baltimore report multiple deaths
Death Boll. In Baltimore yesterday at 10 20 o'clock after a painful illness Joseph KR. W. aged 19 son of John G and Mary L frundle The funeral will take place tomorrow in this city Mrs Anna Mary Chen died at her residence on W 11 Sauls street this morning at o'clock of paralysis of the neck she was 65 years and 6 months old at death and leaves husband and 8 children The funeral will take place Sunday at 3 o'clock Interment at Mt Olver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph KR. W
John G
Mary L. Frundle
Anna Mary Chen
Sauls Street
Aft
Olver
Republican Organ To Start In Montgomery County
A new weekly Republican organ will begin in Montgomery County, Maryland, funded by a group including Fred Benjamin of Linden and Arthur Stuber of Sandy Springs. Stockholders include Benjamin Miller, BL HW Warner, A T Britten, with Judge C W Holcombe among the subscribers. A cylinder press is secured, no name chosen, and the paper aims to be a leading advocate for Republicans in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Fred. Benjamin
Linden
Montgomery
Benjamin Miller
Arthur Stuber
Sandy Springs
BL HW. Warner
A. T. Britten
Washington, D. C
C. W. Holcombe
Tse
Rpublicaniem
Montgomery County
Rockvilla Parsonals and Local Society Notes
Rockvilla Parsonals report Mrs. Fannie Vinson wife of Judge John T. Vinson has returned home from Washington where she received medical treatment and is slowly improving. Friends in Texarkana Ark say Miss Lucy Hunter and Wa Lanford of Texas were married November 28. The bride is daughter of the late Key Hunter of Georgetown and a member of Geo M. Hunter of this place. Mr A T Brittyns fine Bethesda residence will be occupied for months by Mr G O Garis of Narragansett Pier RI. Mr Wilson Offutt of Bethesda has returned home from a western trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockvilla Parsonals
Fannie Vinson
John T. Vinson
Washington
Texargana
Ark
Lucy Hunter
Wa. Lanford
Texas
Key Hunter
George Town
Geo. M. Hunter
A. T. Brittyn
Bethesda
G. O Garis
Narragansett Pier
Wilson Offutt
A Trying Time at Christmas Tests Husband Fortitude
A reflective piece notes that Christmas pressures test a husband's patience and happiness. It suggests men should not complain when family life strains arise and implies church fairs signal changing times. The writing critiques gender roles and social expectations in domestic life.
Trouble in the Garden City Cathedral Choir
Musical director paid a boy $300 a year instead of $3 a month. St Mary’s expelled the choir from the Guild to avoid hiring rivals. A city choir tale of petty quarrels and vanity ends with reflections on life’s constant intrigues and an organist’s long tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Cathedral
St. Mary’s
Chow Guild
Ths
Magera
Carpet Room Offers Hugs Fringers Curtains and Chains
Ad copy promotes low prices on curtains curtain poles chains and related décor items at Mullinix and Kemp urging readers to visit the carpet room for deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullinix & Kemp
Local Meeting, Christmas Event At Junior Hall
A Bolises meeting at the Salvation Army Barracks will discuss the December 26 entertainment at Junior Hall. M.C.U. volunteers will sight for participants and duties at 7 30 in M.C.U. rooms. Fire in Battletown damaged Mrs. Carter residence. flames controlled by youths.Roy near Patrick street ill with fever. Leary Schell noted as sick. Light Trustee hosted a dance at Koontz Hall with a parent committee. George Wilson led the prom until about midnight. Davey’s band provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koontz Hal
F. Breiner
August Frene
Flv. Steub
C. Wilkos
Frank Frere
Edward SneSeld
Geo. Wilson
Paul Brenner
George Wison
W Fe
Davey
Burck
Christmas Stock and Lodge News From Clarion
The Clarion reports on holiday shopping and gift options with broad claims of wide stock and value. It also covers Acacia Lodge No 155 A F and A M elects officers and plans a banquet at Miller House, plus upcoming divine services at M E Church and Lutheran church with a sermon by Rev. Davis and a special message from Rev. J A Barb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Acacia Lodge
No 155
A. F
A. M
Chas E Casell
S W
Frank Hegeon
J. W
Ross F Whiterow
C. J. Carmack
G.W. Stocksdale
Geo Stevens
J. F. D. Miller
Miller House
Acacia
Frenk Baetjer
Baltimore City
Davis
Ovcation
Guardian Hose Company
Lutheran Church
Rav
J. A. Barb
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the Daily News
Tomor
Linz
Moates
SEW Advertisenerts
Geo A Gilbert
Gity
Israe
S. A. Matters
Bolises
Salvation Army
M.C.U
M.C. U
Mra
Charlotte Carter
Battletown
Nagar
Roy
Sie
Roderick
Leary Schell
Patrick Atreet
Mechanicstown
Clarion
Wim
McPherson
Hood
Wil
Hoods Harcepan
Lowell
C i. Ood
Apothecaries
Lowe
Mase
W.h.shipley
North Arket Street
Aida
Seventh Street
Berkrupt
Howe
Seturdas
Sue Wadiua
Jimfet
Frederick City
Joe North
Orpane’ Court
Troaderck County
Idtapce Waalx
exLenic
Kbs
Sard Pm
Decadins
Sarmand CO
Rineathe
Busin
Sechlerdo
Sam
Tyre
Green
Brest
Chartes Suley
News Othee
G.fox
Patrick Street
Dectochur
Tor Geo Cambri
Tanas
Brethem
F. Kussmaul
Erick Ang
Fers
Sestiveia
Tlements
Bala
RB. Murray
Charlottesville
Aset
J. G. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Massy
Ai Draggsis
Aix
Doll, Building
G. J. Doll
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