Princeton Yale split over twenty four thousand gate receipts
The fragment reports Princeton and Yale divided over a twenty four thousand dollar gate sum from a New York route on December 1, with Harvard Pennsylvania camp unofficially exceeding fifty thousand dollars in receipts. It also includes assorted stray notes on demographics, salaries, and local anecdotes.
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Princeton
Yale
New York
Harvard Pennsylvania
Emperor of Germany Fa
Thomas Strickler
B.& O. Avenue
Central Art Association of Chicago
Tsamania
Washington Star
Thia
Archie. A. Willison
Cumberland
Esque
Hotel Arrivals List From Yesterday Noon
Yesterday noon arrivals at the hotel include Hince, K. Krees, B. DB. Oil from Philadelphia, J. T. Henry from Louisville, Ansley from Baltimore, Lockwood from Dunkle, George N. Harper, A. C. Bebn fit, J. Lee, Job Giltzan, Tyler from Baltimore, J. Smith from Burlington, Aluland from York, Jo McIntyre from New York, and several others from counties and towns including Washtngton Rt. 1 and Union Mbridge county.
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K. Krees
B. DB
Oil
Philadelphia
J. T. Henry
Loutaville
Ansley
Baltimore
Lockwood
Dunkle
George N
Harper
A. C. Bebn Fit
Lee
Job Giltzan
Tyler
J. Smith
Burlington
Aluland
York
Mia
McIntyre
New York
CANIN
Hobert Burhan
Hagerstony
Blaiitge
Washtngton
Gogh
D. Biderly
Mechanical Org
Gacvy
Harner
W. Glivert
Union Mildge
Death of Harry Lambert cattle dealer at New Windsor
Harry Lambert a New Windsor cattle dealer, about 30, died suddenly Monday evening. He complained of illness but attended to business before seizing with convulsions and dying of apoplexy. He leaves a widow, a daughter of the late Wilcoxen Koglar, and no children. He was son of John Lambert, near New Windsor.
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Lambert
New Windsor
Harry Lambert
Carroll County
Lambert Lengee & Whtow
Wilcoon Koglar
John Lambert
Windsor
Modern Mather Prefers Syrup of Figs For Laxative Relief
The Modern Mather notes that her fifths find syrup of figs more effective and pleasant for gentle relief than any other remedy. Children enjoy it and request it. the remedy is sold free by the California Byrep Company.
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Mather
Sire Califorate Byrep
Mt St Mary's and Frederick County Notables in Catholic History
A historical sketch recounts the founding of Mt Saint Mary's Academy in 1805 by Rev. John Dubois and its rise to university status in 1806. It notes bishops and priests connected to the college, including Feather Brute and John McCaffrey, and highlights Frederick County figures such as James Kenney and James McBterry, detailing their education, roles, writings, and deaths, with emphasis on their influence in Catholic education and literature.
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Tur News
Abby Delille
Robespierre
Camilly Desmouting
Footltuy Flon
Dubsurg
Maryland
Tos Rumenatin
Europe
Femala
America
Mt. Joseph's
Emmitsburg
Feather Brute
Sr. Mary's
Baltimore
Emmlteburg
Vincennes
Brute
Napoleon
United States
St. Mary's
Archbiabopa
Frederick County
John McCaffrey
Bmimitaburg
Mt Gr. Mary'e
Wan Ordaloud
Ingutaton
Alto
Philomathean Society of
Mt. St. Mary's
Catholis Association of
Pilgrims of
McCaffrey
New York
Emmmitaburg
Joseph Kernay
Low Inown
Kenney
8Ate
Metroplitan
Cathlie Almanag
Remarked Historian McSherty and 19th Century Works Chronicle
The article notes Mr McSherty authored History of Sterylend 160-1618 Baltimore 1849 with a later ematter edition in 1832. It records his Whiteftoft or Days of James the First published in Frankfort 1558. It mentions his frequent appeals to New York and Philadelphia for the Catholic church and a 1853 address at Mt Mary’s College centennial. He died at Frederick on July 1 1809.
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EA Ppem
RadRood
Pyeaeney
Baltimore
James McBterry
Liberty Town
Frederick County
Wee
Mount St. Mary's
Remitaburg
Cal James M. Conlain Frederick
Mary
Thia
Hretorisu
Frederick
Pawnee Bill and Company Visit Frederick in Turbulent Show
The Pawnee Bill troupe led by Mr. Heck Qatoo arrived in Frederick after a rough overseas performance in Hague. An injury to director Qatno weakened the act, the foreign tour failed to draw crowds, and the group prepared for wintering near the city as Pawnee Bill remains in New York.
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Holland
Heck Qatoo
Pawnea Bila Wild West Aggregation
Frederick
Qatnn
New York
France
Yesterusy
Hague
Qatno
Pawnee Bill
Qalon
Prank Mbetfield
Elso
Heke
WBA
Fredericka
Dilty
Partridge Colonization Plans Stir Frederick Gun Club
The Frederick Gun Club plans to colonize partridges, securing birds from several parties with promises of support. They will meet in early October to decide on a definite plan and gather aid for the project.
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Frederick Gun Club
State News Roundup Shows Board Turmoil and Local Tragedies
The Howard county school board failed to organize amid a linked report of local incidents. A Naval Academy carpenter, Wm Taylor, is critically ill. Harry Lambert dies suddenly at New Windsor. Caroline BeCabe of Elkton becomes ill from worry over property. Dwellings in El Ridge, Howard county, were buried in a collapse. Major Spree Argood, clerk of the Anne Arundel Circuit Court, funeral announced. Court decisions and local notices follow the day’s unsettled events.
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Howard County School Board
Wm. Taylor
Naval Academe
Harry Lambert
New Windsor
Carroll County
Caroline BeCabe
Elkton
Sehdim
Mra Keedy
el Ridge
Howard County
Howland
New York
Ange Aranki
James A. Saxten
Anne Arvodel
Washington lawyers face 25 percent fee dispute in court
The Mall Carcier's Clatin reports conflicts over a 25 percent commission charged by lawyers handling extra items for claims referred by Congress to the Court of Claims in Washington. Allegations include extortion risks and unsigned or forged affidavits. Subpoenas issued in Toledo involve Speck and Creager, with mentions of pension claims and postwar audits. Also listed are marriage licenses, real estate transfers, and a Cavalry reunion note.
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Mall Carcier
Clatin
Mietdvan
Washlogton
Mall Carciera
Congress
Court of Claima
Altheo
Marshal Chriusinger
U. District Court
Ohto
St Toleno
Sohn P. Speck
Roadfording
Washington County
Speck
Vale
W. Creager
Tyme Company
Cresger
Ohio
Sobol
Comrauica
Creaperta
Uog
Mr. Speck
Jtaa
Toledo
Anniversary of Harmony Grove Odd Fellows meeting
Harmony Grove held their Greet anniversary on Friday evening December 14 crowds from Lewis town Walkersville Wackeystown Mt. Pleasant Woodsboro and Frederick were represented. The church decor featured evergreens and potted plants arranged by Chartea Vicking. The program included readings recitations and solo performances by local members and guests ending with a Christian Endeavor gathering.
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Harmony Grove
Lewistown
Walkersville
Wackeystown
Mt. Cleasant
Woodsboro
Frederick
Chartea Vicking
Acolo
Mise Dells Cronteo Drayer
Hew
PP. Hevelle
Mira Tile Houck
Goelery
Misa Marie Nicodedu4
Buckeystown
Atre Shafer
Reelin Ton
Kevin Miter
Vole
Alife Dewa
Unilittan Endeavor
Christan Endeavor
Local notices and ads crowd four days of events
Fresh arrivals and promotions fill Eveptanons and Moret jewelry openings. Advertisers invite postal orders and cash deposits, offering permanent jobs, holiday gifts, and Oysters specials at the Oyster House. Reader notices mention theater, crafts, and a grand Catuera performance with low prices and no income tax.
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Oyater House
South Market
United Steam Fire Bogie Company to hold a meeting
A brief notice announces a special meeting of the United Steam Fire Bogie Company to discuss and receive the report of recently nominated officers. The gathering is scheduled to address pending matters and ensure the group’s affairs are in order.
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United Steam Fire Bogie Company
Morris Jewelry Store Opens With Festive Display
A holiday opening at Morris jewelry store attracts local shoppers. The event coincides with the season's charm as customers browse gifts and special pieces. Sheppard's Court remains a nearby landmark noted for the oyster shop and Hunton's market. Local merchants invite the public to visit.
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Sheppard’s Court
Morris’ Jewelry Store
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