Young man fined after revival meeting at Mt Bethel church
A young man misbehaved at a revival at Mt Bethel church near Foxville and was arrested and fined ten dollars plus costs. A chimney fire from Sparks on a dwelling roof near Myersville on the 28th caused minor damage but was extinguished with little harm. The notice also mentions a destroyed kiln at Keller and Bro near Keller’s, with about $500 in losses and $1,200 insured. Also notes opening of Mucidown colored public school with Miss Agnes Brooks of Harper’s Ferry as teacher.
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Mt. Bethel Church
Foxville
James C. Clark
Myersville
Mustrate Hotel
Amsterdam
Australia
England
Hygela Ice Company
Tuez News
Republican Club Plans Permanent Headquarters in Frederick
The Republican Club held a meeting at Court Street headquarters to form permanent HQs in Frederick. Elected officers: President John Matter, Vice President O M Gilpin, Secretary A McBride, Treasurer M A Woodward. An executive committee was appointed: Capt. Geo W Glensner, Capt. Geo W Grove, Henry Lamps, T M Misor, Edward A Glitinger.
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Republican Club
Young Men's Republican Club
Court Street
Frederick
John
Matter
O.M. Gilpin
A. ©. McBride
Sod
M. A. Woodward
Geo. W. Glensner
Geo W. Grove
Enry Lamps
TM. Misor
Edward A. Glitinger
The December Court Convicts Two on Light Fine
Thomas Marshall sued Race Early and Wo Funk for assault after Marshall went to Funk’s home to collect wood for a tent claim. They assaulted him with eggs and were found guilty. The court fines each one cent and releases the jury until Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marshall
Race
Funk
Woods
Marshall
Parlor Meeting Hosted By W C T U At North Market
A local W C T U parlor meeting was held at Miss Janie Aimy’s home on North Market with a literary and musical program. Misses Kitts Broet and Lucy Frost gave ten citations and Harry Wilcoxon performed a cornet solo before games followed and a pledge was passed around with many signatures.
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APPLE
Ryant
W. C
T. U
Misa Janie Aimy
Adbi
Misses Kitts Broet
Lucy Frost
Harry Wilcoxon
Winebraner and Lerch Married Quietly in Baltimore
Mr Wm Winebraner and Miss Mary Lerch, both of this city, were married quietly in Baltimore on Wednesday. They have taken up residence on East Bowth Street.
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Winebrener
L&ack
Winebraner
Mary Lerch
Thie City
Baltimore
Eaat Bowth Street
The Tyrolean Queen Visit and Monument Plans
The article recounts the Tyrolean Queen’s visit to Baltimore’s Opera House and the crowd’s enthusiasm for the performance. It notes a charitable drive to erect a monument to the unknown Confederate dead, funded by receipts from entertainments, with a proposed lofty statue to stand near Mt Olivet. The piece reflects reverent patriotism and a lively, period newspaper voice.
Christmas Shoppers Buzz as Stores Prepare for Holiday Rush
Frederick area merchants report heavy Christmas shopping as weather improves and town folk flock to stores. Confectioners prep large candy quantities for packages to Sunday schools, jewelers note new solid silver novelties, and fancy shops anticipate strong toy and gift sales as carriers and messengers resume deliveries. A recent slack in business eased after inclement weather kept rural customers away, with urban shoppers filling the gap and windows like Carty's drawing crowds tonight.
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Frederick
Tores
Aenson
Frederick Jeweler
Childre
Key Monument Association Reports Operetta Finances
A special meeting of the Key Monument Association was held in Frederick City at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms with W. G. Birely presiding. The committee report on the operetta The Tyrolean Queen was submitted and accepted, detailing receipts and expenditures. Reno Harp of the Junior Order United American Mechanics appeared and proposed Frederick Council No. 113 take up fundraising for the monument nationwide, which the association granted, praising the council's offer of assistance to the patriotic effort.
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Frederice City
Song
W. G. Birely
Ahowtoy
Reno
Harp
United American Mechanics
Frederick Council
Jr. O U. A.M
Asserciation Pladly
Football notes sparks controversy after Thanksgiving clash
A large Frederick crowd watched a Thanksgiving football game between Maryland School and Georgetown College. Discontent grew as injuries to Belen at Georgetown Hospital raised calls for action. University officials consider legal options against the Columbia Athletic Club, with alumni uneasy but quieting after faculty restraint.
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Maryland
Og Frederick College
Frederick
Chas. W. Ely
Thraeenson
Belen
Scudent
Georgetown College
Hiie
Columbia
Baden
Rotary Fagard
Tadured Msu
Altimouo
Atorney
Baheo
Georgetown
Alumpao
Columbia Athletic Ulu
Philomathean Society Debates and Elected Officers
The Philomathean Literary Society met at Kemp Hall at 8 pm with President N E Cramer presiding. Members elected Dr Edward Bowlus as an active member and proposed Rev C W Burnespring for active membership. officers for the term were chosen including Rev Dr David J Veale as President and Prof Cyrus Thames as Vice President. The debate topic centered on currency measures with the negative side prevailing after five minute speeches and chair verdicts. The meeting adjourned at 10 20 pm with plans to meet next Thursday and a note promoting the New York Word Album advert in today’s issue.
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Philomathean Literary Bocilety
Kemp Hall
Bociety
N E. Cramer
Jacob Rohrback
Tresaurer J. J. Houff
Vincent Sebold
Joseph H. Apple
Cramer
D. J. Beale
Baker Johnson
David J. Veale
Cyrus ‘Thames
Wrot. O
Harry Andere
Treammree
Galvin Schildtknecht
Alfred Witter
Baker John
G. Kilwardding
Edward
Galea
Tha
Frederick Council No 115 J O of A M Meets in Ned Men’s Ball
The regular meeting of Frederick Council No 115 Junior Order of American Mechanics held at Ned Men’s Ball attracted many members. The group promotes virtuous living, education, and public service, supporting the centennial movement and urging patriotic, temperance minded action among young men. Members are pledged to high standards, and the council invites cooperative support from all good citizens.
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Frederick Council No
Order of American Mechanics
Ned
Cducsian Agi
Woraulp
Livana
Sense & Ustrons
Dr Hebb Not Guilty In Vaccination Case, Maryland Court
A Frederick County jury found Dr John W Bebb, former Howard County health official, not guilty of overcharging $600 for vaccination services. Trial began Thursday, with State advocate and defense counsel presenting arguments. The judge and jurors deliberated until the verdict acquitted the physician on the charges.
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Frederick County
Jarry
John W Bebb
Uoward
Sthanl Boant
Bin
Biate
Eichelbereger
Edgar J. Gisna
J.C. Molter
Joseph D. Moe Gutre
Ellicott City
Dr. Webb
Morehan
Omicara
Middletown Lodge No. 19
fMllers Ween
Wm. T. Mock
Geo. W. Gaver
Meg. M. L Heard
G. C. Rhodarick
Unander
T. Carlton Hudy
Cuorlea Lu
Gaver
Bamec
Mettle
J. Anarles Keller
Outelite Watchman
MN. Kefauver
Grand Lodge
P.M
Peter W
Nick Hauer
The
Buffalo
Cumberland
Hla Friecda
Charles Doll
City Hotel
Winalog
Wwe Pris
Haner
Colonel Nutt
Mr. Haner
Move to Establish a G A R Post in Brunswick
A plan to form a Grand Army of the Republic post in Brunswick is under way to honor Civil War veterans and recruit ex soldiers. The effort notes many veterans in the area not yet in a G A R post and aims to organize a branch to attract others to join.
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Brunswick
Victorey
G. A. K. Post
Local notices and deaths sweep through Carroll and surrounding counties
News items from Maryland report sudden deaths in Hancock and Hayry degrees of apoplesy, a fatality at a Howard county farm, a paper mill accident in Gonos winga, and a fire in Chesapeake city. Also noted are civic appointments, a circumstantial court date in Annapolis, a dogged paper mill incident, a lightning strike in Anne Arundel, a Brooklyn death of Harry Shollman, and a Cecil county shooting. A new dry dock burst at Chesapeake City. Also listed are domino tournament results and corrected Royal Arcanum officers.
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Graves
Hancock
Willieud
Carroll County
War
Jeaso J. J. Coluen
Cech County
John EH
Janae
Wilketen
Clehart & Lune
Chesapeakeity
Robert Breely
Gonoswinga
Ceell County
Joseph Stanton
Cumberland
John Crevefanl Mackay
Brethren Chureli
Uswerstown
Myarmlala
L's
Murray Vanilvor
John Carroll Wale
Maryland Agricultural College
Anne Arundel County
Tarill Association
Agnapalis
Alfred Aner
North East
Ceed County
Bose
James F. Frivger
Stra
Henry J. Utermahlen
Uniontown
Chases Boone
Brook Creck
Anoe Arundel County
Harry J. Shollman
Brooklyn
Clara Jackson
Cecil County
Frederick Prank
Hagerstown
Germany
Washington, D. C
Nur Ble
Board of Aldermen to discuss market question at next meeting
Local note indicates the Aldermen will debate a market issue at the upcoming session or, if they fail to agree, proceed to request a recea and reference W H Stumpf's Heltable Quetor Mousa at 20 South Market Street for further action.
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Recea
W. H. Stumpf
Market Street
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