Surprising Horse Accident and Local Notices
The article reports Johns son of Rev A S Johns of Rockville thrown from a horse sustaining serious injuries but no fractures. It notes Bishop Paret and Mrs Paret at home on Madison Avenue and planned receptions in January. It announces the Rockville M C A organized with Rev A T P Graham as president and lists other officers. It also mentions upcoming marriages George A Wan and Katie Storfier and a wedding for Anna Weybright and John T Royer with details of the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lece Johns
A. S. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church
Rockville
Paret
Paret Ond Mra. Peres
Madison Avenue
Balaimore
George A. Wan
Walkersville
Katie Storfier
Tareytown
Anna Weybright
Double Pipe Creek
John T. Royer
Mlolrow
December Moon Shines Bright in Wintry Sky Anew
The December moon rose just before six this morning with the sun near its southern declination. The bright moon climbs higher in the sky than any full moon this year, aligning with several planets for a striking winter view.
Christmas Customs in Southern Lapland Myths
In Southern Lapland a license holder is said to fail provide fuel for recreation as belief holds. A girl seeking marriage fate tests by sweeping a vacant chamber three times and watching which glass is drunk from, water for bachelor or brandy for a drinker, to learn her future husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapland
Pioneer of Montana Honored With Grave Obelisk
The late Ma. John M. Sweeney died in Helena Montana in 1877 and was buried in Emmetburg. His grave in Helena is marked by an obelisk chest on a polished pedestal with a cross and double base. An inscription lauds him as a pioneer of Montana and a trusted legislator and benefactor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyroneer
Jobn M.sweeney
Herena
Montena
Emmiteburg
Helena
Montana
Bradley Fertilizer and Chemical Company Formed in Baltimore
The Bradley Fertilizer and Chemical Company of Baltimore was incorporated yesterday by Robert S. Bradley and Peter B. Bradley of Boston and Louis F. Detrick, William H. Detrick and John A. Detrick of Baltimore. Capital is $100,000, divided into 1,000 shares of $100 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Fertilizer and Chemical Company of
Baltimore
Robert S. Bradley
Peter B. Bradley
Boston
Masa
Louis F. Detrick
Wm. H. Detrick
John A. Detrick
Tramps jailed by the Mayor last night
The Mayor ordered jail terms for several vagrants including Joan Treman and George Morris both fined in days terms of 30 15 and 5 days. Frank Booker received 5 days and Thomas Mullican 30 days. E Smith J Dolan and Ed Murray were jailed for 2 days each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Treman
Dave
George Morris
Frank Booker
Thomas Mullican
E. Smith
J. Dolan
Ed. Murray
Art Notes Notice for Ladies Students
Ladies are invited to join my class for art study at my studio. Tuition includes lessons in oil and water color painting pastel drawing and sketching from nature. Send or call at Studio Room 6 Citizens' National Bank as2ile before the 25th. Marion Dyer raises the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecsen
Marion Dyer
Citizens’ Nations Bank
Church Sociable tonight at Dr. Drehl’s Lutheran church
Preparations are completed for the sociable to be rendered tomorrow evening by members of Dr. Drehl’s Lutheran church. The program includes vocal and instrumental music dialogues recitations and other items and promises an enjoyable occasion.
Benjamin White Elected to Maryland State Agricultural Board
At the recent election of the Maryland State Agricultural Association Mr Benjamin White of Moreland Stock Farm was chosen as a member of the executive board. The community congratulates a gentleman who has long improved the county stock and richly merits the compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincern
Maryland State Agricultural Association
Benjamin “White
Moreland Stock Farm
Memorial services honor late ex governor Hamilton
Washington county bar members gathered to pay tribute to the memory of ex Governor Hamilton. Judges Aivey and Syester presided with Clerk Oswald as secretary. Remarks by H. H. Keedy Edward Lake Albert Smail and Judges Syester and Alves praised the deceased. Revolutions passed after his death were ordered entered in court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Bar
Hamilton
Aivey
Syester
Oswald
H. H. Keedy
Edward Lake
Albert Smail
Alves
Grief and Grif Loom Over Waseville Swindle Case
Waseville reports arrest of L. B. Marvin who posed as a bed spring vendor and used detachable blank notes to solicit orders. Police link him to a man named Allen with a Freder ick Maryland escapees record and a young accomplice. Marvin possessed a sample springs list and forged orders when seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higerstown
Paub
Waseville
L. BE
Marvin
Bed Springs
Clark
Allen
Frederick
Thompson & Jennings
Lightning Red
Mervin
Ailen
Catlin
Female Fiend Dr Jacob Rinehert Accused in Child Death
In Carroll County near Westminster neighbors summoned Dr Jacob Rinehert to Smoketown where he found a five year old colored girl dead with signs of abuse. A coroner’s inquest blamed Fanny Jones for the death citing malicious neglect and she awaits grand jury action. A stump of rope and other items were found, and a previously mistreated child was located hidden under a barn after a lengthy search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rinehert
Frizenburg
Carroll County
Fanny Jones
Smoketown
Westminster
Wm.Moore
Perie Green
Benning
I Nage
Willfal
Lotisa Dorsey
County Arms Bcuce
Jones
Poseessron i
Aimehouse
Temple of Fancy Opens New Store Room for Christmas Trade
Next door to John Hieenhauer, Mr. D. H. Smith has opened a breach house at 8 N Market St with a well stocked selection of novelties and steple goods. Columbia Lodge No 58 A F and A M elected officers for the term led by W Nash Young as Worshipful Master and LP B Sippington as Senior Warden. Secretaries E Wallsee and Adolphus Fearhake. Treasurer Judge John A Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H Smith
Columbia Lodge No. 58
A. F
A. M
Fest Evering
W. Nash Younh
W. M.lp
B. Sippington
S. W. A. E. Wallsee
J. W. Adolphus Fearhake
John A. Lynch
E. A. Johnson
Singapore
Emory Nuts
Baltimore
Old Store
West Patrick Street
Columbia
Lynch
United 8. F. E. Co
S. Market Street
Frederick Female Seminary Christmas Week Events
The Frederick Female Seminary will hold echolastic exercises Friday evening after the Christmas vacation. On Thursday an entertainment with literary and musical selections will be offered. A small admission fee will be charged. On Friday afternoon a reception will honor friends and patrons of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.F. Seminary
Frederick Female Seminary
Last Night's Storm Strikes Town Causing Light Damage
Very little damage was done by the storm last evening. Some forcing was blown down and several chimneys demolished but losses were trifling. Telegraph and telephone systems remained intact. Two large electric light globes were blown down at Beatzard and Telegraph corners. A billboard at E Patrick Street was toppled. County reports show no major damage though heavy rain raised streams including the Monocacy to their highest in a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatz Ard 6Th
Telegraph
West Patrick Streets
J. J. Murdock
E. Patrick Street
McYoung Foundry
Court session reports multiple appeals and verdicts
In Ghreast Court today Judges Lynch and Wiston presided. The State v Gaza B Mercer verdict guilty for bastardy. Appeal No 28 Cheelee Keiler v Solomon Stern appeal to Justice James H Becant tried by jury Wardiet rendered for appellee. No 31 Dr Thomas Miller v John A Batrick appeal from Justice George M Shai settled. Appeal No 29 John Walter v Elias Brown appeal from Justice D F Straws burg submitted to court for trial ongoing when adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Ghreast Court
Lynch and
Wiston
Gaza
B. Mercer
Cheelee Keiler
Solomon Stern
James H. Becant
Wardiet
Appellee
Thomas Miller
John A. Batr
George M. Shai
Johim Walter
Elias Brown
D. F. Strawsburg
From Creagerstown Man Unto a Brawl Turns Ugly
A Creagerstown District man, evidently intoxicated, returned home in a rage and sought to fight. He quarrelled with bystanders outside D Winebrewer’s and swung his fists after being restrained a sax cheater was used as reinforcement but taken away. He was overpowered and detained behind the establishment. no arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creagerstorn
Greagerdewr
Winebrewer
Sax Eheater
Christmas preparations spread through town displays
Christmas tide brings bustling shops and bright windows with festive goods and tempting prices. Residents read about holiday offerings in the paper as mothers and sisters prepare the tree and kitchen for the Savior's birthday celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Personal and Pertinent From Middletown and Nearby
Local notes include visits from Maud Remsburg and Clark Worthington, a rag merchant buying 40 000 pounds of rag at Antietam Paper, and a Maryland delegation member Gideon at the Capitol. Bank deposits, Prohibitionist meeting, and various town notices follow with brief updates on illnesses, marriages, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Remsburg
Middletown
Bennett
Gideon
Maryland
Capitol
John Beamgardner
Antietam Paper Company
Clls CO
Miles Lindsay’s
Record
Second Streets
Clark Worthington
W. F. Fowler
St. D
Greenville
Tesn
Frederick District
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hageratown
Wm. Wakter
Liberty
E W. Simpson
First National Bank
Tuscarora
Brookhill
Hood
J. W. Neipold
Rev
J. Q. Knott
Hall
Cornelius Bast
Rocks
Margret Rosenmerkel
Cumberland
Jas. G. Morford
Baltimore City
Dyer
Internal Revenue
Krise
Mechanicatowz
Harry W. Doll
Baltimore
Tie Pouien
Y M C A Meets at Kemp Hall Names New Member
At the business meeting of the Y M C A held at Kemp Hall last night, routine matters were handled and one new member was welcomed into the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.G. A
Buines
Y. M.cg
Kemp Hall
Lathe Goose Bone Predicts Severe December Weather
The marked bone predicts the heaviest December storm period starting today extending through the solstices. It warns of foul cold with a bitter north wind and snow cover by Christmas, suggesting preparations and higher Yule fires as forecasted. Temperatures may fall 20 degrees by eight o'clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulidars
Arrivals at principal hotels list city and county guests
The arrivals since noon yesterday at leading hotels include names like Alves Jr Linkota Morrison and Perkins at Botel and Central Hotel. Also listed are guests from Pa New York Mos county and Mid with various last names and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princpal
City Botel
GP Alves, Jr
Linkota
New York
H A McHenry
EP Meal
Sympathy and the need for human compassion in the community
The piece urges greater sympathy for those in trouble and argues that encouragement from friends helps people overcome failures. It warns against discouragement and calls for empathetic action to support fallen humanity, including alcoholics, and ends by urging genuine sympathy for H. W. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Robert Bruce
Bua
Snereeda
Perdition
H.W. Lewis
Surprise Cheap Counters Next Door To Hisenbauer
Ogen Tuesday Sick List reports Annie Buch of West South Street quite ill with neuralgia of the heart. Dr F F Smith attends. Mr W Ramébuis, North Market Street grocer, convalescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hisenbauer's
Ogen
Biies
Annie Buch
Weet South Street
de. F. F. Smith
W . Ramébuis
North Market Street
Geoceri
Soldiers meeting at barracks scheduled this evening
Military officials announced a soldiers meeting at the barracks this evening from 6 to 7 o'clock. Major Weile and Captain Bob Fielding reported to Washington this morning for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weile
Bob Fielding
Washington
Yellow Springs notes and obituaries from the week
Correspondent reports a local fair closing with a profit after expenses and notes on residents' health and entertainment events. Obituaries list Mrs Eliza West, Mrs Elizabeth Price, Michael Dillon, and Maria Crapford with short tributes and service details.
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the Daily News
Tomor 7
Linz
City Hall
G. A. Gilbert
ITV
Messrs. P. L. Hertpett & Co
Rockvile
Coicere
A. TP. Graham
Dr. Ghos. Abert
N. Sleeman
Gilpin Wilbor
S.B. Haney
Chas. W. Prettymen
John ‘Hieenhauer
Tueday
Board of County Commissioners
C.F. Rowe
Geo. F. Bishop
Ogie County
Tis
Harry Nipple
P. RR
Digge
Ewenbauer’s
Wagons, Toys, &O
Carlin House
L Crasford
LT Vinson
D' Yougling
Mid
G Chapman
Fy Wagner
C H Stonebraker
W Gise
Bato
County
Patrick Street
Mullinix &Kemp N. B
Yellow Springs
Thk News
Yellow Braines
Yell Springs
Wiaot
John Fout
Yellow Springs Hall
Dee
G. F. Stall
Skids
Elghtly
Jacob Eimmerman
Pan Sour
Eliza Wet
Henry West
Montgomery County
S. Dora Higging
Mare. Wert
Elizabeth Price
Horatio Price
Orphans’ Court
Michael Dillon
Washington County
Hw Ace
M.P
Maria Crapford
Franklin and
Fultonatre
Baltiere
John T. Schley
Schley
Geones A. Pace
Watertown
Mass
Lowell
Antio
D. Eissler
Bridge
Predenicke
Chas AO
Fox
Weer Patwick Street
Éechicity
Chas
H.C. Fox
West Patwick Street
feCardeih
Market Street
Fredenck
John M. Whitmore
O & Albaugh
Deciidin
Geo. W. Brost & Co
W. Patrich
L. B
Ehipsey
Daniel Heidrickson
Bee
Eeller
Awwestrybuck House
Xaden
Kuat
Frederick City
Crealey
Urp
Vrederk
Lerus
Sale
Aly Oaks
Diltelbeers
Etern
Gorge J. Those
Trecutwr
Cecisiow
Avery
J. FL
Seliodus O' Donne
Pereraville
Deckisndo
ORN Harnor
TormaUre
Appy Achews
Freteurek
Charies Esq Fur Information
Dighdle H O.fox
Patick
Frederick Hiflemen Armory
East Patek St. Holler
J. Beckley
Hon. C. Edwards Lester
U. S
Easy
England
America
J.C. Aves & Co
New Haven
Ayer
Ned Cine
Faithh C. Edwards Lester
Dr. C
G. J. Doll
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