Passion Play Pictures Tops Frederick Attractions
The Daily News notes the last presentation of the Passion Play motion pictures in Frederick will be Saturday night at the theater, with afternoon matinees for signal and regulars. The display, praised by bishops and cardinals, is described as solemn, moving, and spiritually uplifting, drawing crowds and offering a vivid view of the Saviors life through silent, moving scenes. Public notices report local illness, a savings institution opening January 2, and Lutheran Church interior improvements underway.
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Frederick
Freder
G. D. Gillespie
Detroit
Cardinal Gibbons
Stoo
Christ
Pilate
Aimie
Visitation Convent
Circuit Court heard several criminal cases in session
The circuit court opened at 9 20 with Judge McSherry and Judge Motter. The demurrer case against the Pulp Mill was heard and arguments concluded. Jason was found guilty in assault and battery. Diggs not guilty. Cravin fined for selling liquor without license. Demurrer overruled would push trial beyond February. A transfer of Annette J Delaplane v J K P Grove moved to Frederick.
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McSherry
Motter
David Jason
Richard Diggs
Etchison
Earp
Jason
John Wood
Diggs
Jason Wry
Charles Martin
Harp and Etchison
Jeremiah Kunode
Pampel
Brown
John T. Cravtin
Cumberland
Messrs
Messrs. Benj. Richmond
Milton Ci. Urner
Elon
Geo. A. Pearce
Ferdinand Williams
Robt. Gordon
Pulo Mill Company
Potomac River
Water drawn from canal today and other state items
Major Clinton J. Riggs resigns from the Fifth Regiment. Baltimore county grand jury expected to adjourn today. Dr Thomas A Ash dentist dies at Flintstones Allegany county. A cattle train derailed near Alberton with many cattle killed. Maryland Horticultural Society adjourns. Industrial school for colored people to open at St Michael's. James Gardner Cumberland dies. Plan to adorn Court Hall at Upper Marlboro with portraits of eminent judges and lawyers. Private William Carroll Annapolis arrested for desertion. National Civil Service Reform League opens in Baltimore with Hon Carl Schurz address. Barn on Patrick Rodgers farm destroyed by fire with 15000 loss. Wilson Distilling to succeed Ulman Goldsborough Company. John W Bowling Cumberland acquitted then convicted of miscegenation. wife to be tried. Democratic State Central Committee chair Vandiver says no proxies in city convention. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold in Frederick. Christmas note.
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Clinton J. Riggs
Baltimore County
Thomas A. Ash
Flintstons
Allegany County
Alberton
Maryland Horticultural Society
St. Michael's
James Gardner
Cumberland
Upper Marlboro
William Carroll
Annapolis
National Civil Service Reform League
Baltimore
Carl Sshurz
Patrick Rodgers
Catonsville
Wilson Distilling Company
Ulman Goldsborough Company
John W. Bowling
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Central Committee
The
Sun
Democratic
Weighs 400 and Still Growing in Manganaville
Harvey Rulff, a 16 year old known as the famous fat boy in Washington county, continues to gain weight surpassing 100 pounds. He seeks anti fat remedies with no success, quit a museum job in disgust, and now uses thick cords for bed supports to prevent breaking through. He travels daily to Hagerstown for school, drawing attention from strangers due to his size.
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Harvey
Rulff
Manganaville
Washington County
Hagerstown
Pearre delays resignation plans for Alegany state attorney post
Colonel Pearre former state’s attorney for Alegany county said to a News reporter he will not resign until March and remains a congressman-elect not yet in Congress. He plans to live in Cumberland until December 1 1800 then adjust residence during Congressional term. He traveled by 3 45 train to Cumberland. Also noted are county road inspection plans by the Board of Commissioners and a ladder fall incident involving Thomas Harper of North Market Street.
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Ocoulonel Pearre
Pearre
Alegany County
Cumberland
Congress
Favorite Prescription and medical remedies for women
An excerpt extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for ill health in women, detailing how it strengthens nerves and restores vitality. It includes testimonial lines about recovery from uterine prolapse and kidney trouble, praising the medicine and other Pierce products for digestion and constipation.
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A. Lee Schuster
Hox 12
Rodney, Jrferson Co
Sue
Dolls in Kid and Bisque Heads From 5e 0c 15e 25¢
Catalog entry lists dolls with Kid and Bisque heads priced from five cents to a quarter, with multiple price points and wards. The line hints at a sale or trade listing in a period ad.
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Buckien
Br A. L. Pearre
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Akon
the Daily News
Bridaz
Geo. C. Gardner
Middletown
Eutheran
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Acoen
A. L. Pearre
Steiner Bros. Ee
Cleveland
Banc Besler
Cary Ton
Wii Men
North Market Street
Avick
Schles &Brn
Drarciets, Hrederick
the Circuit Court
Vulp Mill
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S. Miller & CO
Sterling
Isiver
Novelties
Kann Bros
Lexington
Howard Streat
Jowand St
Jovsodima
Cee
Board of County Minisioners
Harmony Road
Thomas Harper
Creorge
Rodock & Co
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Doll Brothers
N. Market Street
Ibly
Coallarattee
Weing
Admiral Toe
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
NS Ta Pak
Somerset Club
Maryland
Rye
Choice
Hauer
Dixes
Edward B
Bruce & CO
Balumore, MD
Santa Claus
Christuiny
Market St
D. & D. Institute
Ebert & Sons
Maine
Sargent Co
Barney & Berry
Cves
Somerset Club Rye
Tam
Buffalo
W. Patrick St
Menger
Xmac
John N. H. Menger
S.W. Cor
Baltimore & Caaties Sts
Baltimore, Md
Rae Doh
Arna Gierine
Chriicias Tan Diaenses
Pitts
Massist Baltumose Street
Saltimore
Central Hardware Company
Old Central Hotel
W. Patricks St
Faugtsus Blum & CO
Beominine Opticians
Anenaina
West Tagtos
Livery
Ballimore
Ion
the News Job Office
Carty
Anne
Carty’ Furniture
Mes
East
Patrick Strest
Aspecialty
Resolu
Ons
B.H. Blackston & Son
Sand Power Company
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
S. Market St
Victor
Victor Remedies CO
Willard C. Keller
Santa Claus Furniture Shop
W. H. B. Etchison
Frederick, Ma
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