Notable Local Fires and Civic Appointments Rumor
News of the state reports multiple fires and rebuild plans in Maryland counties, including Trinity Church and a Warring Walker house. James B. Bell named clerk of the Prince George's Circuit Court. Major Bowie dies in Washington and a scaffold is erected for a Friday execution at Upper Marlboro. Liberty Bell restoration reaches Baltimore, and a funeral vault collapse in Gosford, Delaware injures attendees. Rowland’s printing telegraph nears market, while a Baltimore judge rules on a Western Union telegram damages suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Critteston
Hagerstown
W.irging Walker
Queen Anne's
Trinity
Jas Smith
Upper Marlboro
Henry McShane
Morris
Baltimore
John HR. Treganowan
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mra Treganowan
Personal notes from Frederick county visits
Byron Staley of Hagerstown visits relatives in Frederick. Lt Armistead of the U S Navy and his son visit the Goldsborough family in Walkersville. Mrs Pandieton from near Shepherdstown WV has gone home after visiting the Goldsboroughs. Mrs Obas C Waters leaves for Baltimore to visit cousin Miss Thompson. Vincent and Aug Yingling spent Sunday in Littlestown PA. William Davis and Grace Crum spend Sunday evening in Biddle Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Staley
Hagerstown
Fredarick
Armistead
United States Navy
O. W. Goldsborough
Walkersville
Pandieton
Near Shepherdstown
W. Va
Dr. Goldsborough
Obas. C. Waters
Baltimore
Miss Thompson
Messrs
Vincent Yingling
Augustur Yingling
Littlestown
William Davis
Grace Crum
Biddle Town
Tuesday Market Frosty Morning Finds Fresh Produce
The market reports a frosty start with seasonal vegetables in good supply. Spring onions, lettuce, radishes, kale, beets, celery, herbs, and apples are noted as plentiful or inexpensive. Eggs scarce while butter and dressed poultry, including turkey and ducks, are abundant. Christmas wreaths and laurel arrangements add festive touches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Eeason
Local Sickness Notices From Monrovia Area
Mr John Deitrick of near Monrovia is quite sick. Mr Samuel Pilby, long on the sick list, is gradually improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deitrick
Monrovia
Samuel Pilby
county correspondence notes local events and tragedies
Weather pressure and local items recount heavy weights at 520 points and a near death when a barrel dragging incident injures Mr. Thomson. Obituaries note Harvey Hahn’s typhoid death. Numerous church, social, and family updates from Ridgeville and Woodlecho including weddings, visits, illnesses, and a temperance meeting.
Frederick County History and Local Notes in Baltimore
Dr Bernard Steiner librarian of the Pratt Free Library addressed the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore on Frederick County During the Revolution highlighting varied contributions to statecraft and martial glory by Weotson Maryland. H B Garter injured by a wagon at Washington Junction last night is improving. Edward Eicheberger appointed to the State Bar Association education committee. A wild cow from Highlandtown was killed by Patrolman Welsh at Payson and McHenry streets. special confirmation will be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomson
Taomion Wen
Harvey Habn
Mias Bartle Hare
Ailis Clara Krupp
Bion Mills
Ernest Myers
Flora
Barney Lease
Frederick City
Gilson
Alice Lamberth
Fannie Zimmerman
Maud Cook
Horiie
Jefferson
Victor Alyers
May Zimmerman
Ella
Florence Whip
Amils Hemsburg
Annie
Lowie Thomas
Littie Lamberth
Mary Ogle
Emma Lines
Ela Cockrell
Millard Zimmerman
Sitend
Frederick County
Bernard
Steiner
Pratt Free Library
Maryland Historical Society
Batimore
Weotson
Maryland
Edward & Eicheberger
Req
Committee On
The
State Bar Association
Baltimore City
Highlandtown
Paysos
McHenry Streets
Welsh
House Passes Mail Legislation Expands Registered Mail Rules
The House approved bills to extend federal or insurance coverage for lost registered letters, set indemnity limits up to ten dollars for certain pieces, establish a system of registration, and allow payment of losses from postal revenue. Other measures include one cent postage on mail cards and free rural delivery with local carrier fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bss
Gni
Ian
Rifis Angell Angell Wedding Reception At Emmitsburg
A wedding reception at Mrs. Margaret Rifle s home in Emmitsburg honored Charles P Rifis and Mise Dore A Angell with guests including Rev Chas Reinewald and others. A large family Bible was among presents. A separate report notes Mrs James Null and child injured in a runaway cart near Creagerstown when a pursuing group spooked the horse. The woman remained unconscious and hospitalized. the child was only lightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rifie
Emmitsburg
Charles P. Rifils
Mise Dore A. Angell
William Angell
Longviill
Carroll County
Charles P. Rite
Rifle
Florence
Olive
Elen Ritis
Chas. Reinewald
Cramer Hoke
Slater
Edward Moser
Daisy Fitz
Wim
Maxell
Ada Longenecker
Albert Grifth
Annie S100
J. R. Longenecker
Norman Hess
Harney
H. D. Hoss and Son
James Null
Creagerstown
Charles Moser
Stilio
Abe
Hart
Emmitsburg Ladies Fined for Bicycle Rule Violations
The Emmitsburg Chronicle reports four young ladies were fined for riding bicycles on the pavement and failing to ring a bell at crossings within the town limits. Named fined are Miss Helen Higbee Miss Halie Motter Miss Marsha Simonton and Miss Constance Kerachner. A young Mr. Stou ter reportedly faced the same penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Isdy Bicyclera
Rideza
Misa Helen Higbee
Halile Motter
Misa Marsha Simonton
Sills Constance Kerachner
Stouter
Lady Rice
Circuit Court adjourns with multiple reversals in cases
The circuit court opened with Judges Mc Bherry Lynch and Benderson. Rulings reversed in the Palmar v Soloner and Atwood appeal, Raland v Fleming sercutrix case, and Addison v Ebbert. Remsburg v Gro proceeding before a jury at noon. Miscellaneous ads and notices follow including cure ads and medical patent remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Bherry, Lynch and
Benderson
Uriah Palmar
Soloner
Atwood
Adam Raland
Ide Fleming
Secutrix
Chas Wachter
Martha Addison
Edward C. Ebbert
Casper Remsburg
Gapt
Jos. Gro
Fr McElroy Wounc Council Officer Elections
Fr McEtros Council held a largely attended meeting at their hall on March 1. Officers elected for the year include President James E Doll Vice President G Peaderster Secretary John A Kennedy Treasurer Jonath MuDerit' and others with Rev Taco dore ficad as chaplain and Joseph Howard as marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEtros
Ats
McElroy
C. BL
James E. Doll
G Pead
Erster
P. EB. Lonz
John A. Kennedy
Willem Mf. Urimesses
Jonazh MuDerit
Tacodore
Joseph Howard
Charles J. Moitresses
Jobo Phaser
Gorge
Bodock
C. L. Diffecdal
Sisie Commeq
Wilson MM Crimmins
Wilson
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Dullad
Makina
Powdee CO
T.eter Fk
the Daily News
News OF
Pamens
Calfornia Fig Syrup Co
Wikian Spais
Eskeile Shaw
J.J. Nair
Ridgeville
C. P. Glover
Tren 100
New Jersey
Frank Dwyer
Edward Norwood
Alster
Nettle
Woodyille
Milas E. E Norwood
William Boyer
Remptown
Lale Lightfoot
Eee
Hartis
John Bennette
Ott City
William Jones
New London
T. Lewis
Ridgemill
Christian Endeavor Prayer Meeting
Trattt
A.D. Melvin
Westminster
M. P
This Place
Clyde Walkert
Washington, D. C
Jasper Morningstar
Union Bridge
Michael Holprunner
Beulah Anders
Woestminster
Charlie Slagis
C. E
Lutheran
Ott Brothera
Rockridge
Harry Miller
Taneytown
Woodsboro
Frank Saylor
Ephraim Grimes
Weatminater
H. B. Garter
Waehiocton Junction
Mecca
Hyheneas
the Circuit Court
Feta Cave
Uampon
Frederick, Md
Florida
W. P. Broan
Oak
Cops Boon
Steiner Bree
Cetarra
Dr. Hartiexy
City Hotel
E.R
Albert L. Pearra
Etchison Baird
Shiob
Amuleo
AL. Pearra
Bighwon
Albert L. Ztohwon
Pitla
Jay
Salvation U
E. J. Phelps
J. Remsbod RG
North Market St
Anatiersen
Geo
Geo. A. Gilbert, Nea. 18 & 18 North Market Bt., Frederick, Md. W
Asylum
C. H E.cline
C. EK. Clin H.S
Ford
Drauils
A.J. Froshoar
Near
Wolfaville
Mr. Froshoar
Catoctin
Kiseco
Chamberlain
Noday
Banner of Liberty
Libertytown
A.L. _Pearra
Frederick
W. E
Steer Bros
Crozatore
Shin
Abias
Albert L. Peerve
Etchison
Sufidins
Pittintar
Sweensp
U.S. A
San Diego
Cal
Saya
Abert L. Fearre
Etchis.o
Anna Giering
BES Fest
Baltimore Staele
Baltimore, A
Porzos
Det
N. J. Wilson
SOE
Excelsior Stove House
P. S
Wilson & Son
Deslers
G. F. Smith Manufacturing CO. Chemists
Stetner Bros
LOY & Perry's
Alfred Dolge
Loggins
Missea
LOY & Perry
Steinsr Beros
North Market Street
Bonnet Brosh
Mtichactory
R. Harris & Co., Jewelers and Silversmith
Bat
Washinston
B. C
Egal Blanks
Newsteam
Carty
Carty’s
Tel Mirror
East Patrick Struct
Trederick
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Keller
South 2A
Breet SF
South Market Street
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