Pleasant Paragraphs About Thaw and Homecomings
A column lists numerous residents returning home for Christmas from colleges and cities. Names include Miss Sasle Markey of Wellesley College, Mr George Roasts, Mrs Clarke and son, Jas Kerr of the Eastern Shore, and Mr Bolmes Baker among Frederick college boys. Teachers of the Woman’s College plan Christmas time away, with several names and locations. Several Frederick locals, including Miss Bessie Motter, Miss Bele Daan, Mr William Osborne, and Mrs Duhamel, are mentioned with their travels or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasle Markey
Wellesley College
George
Mrs. Clarke and Son
A. Lincoln Engel
Thin City
Jas Kerr
Boller
Virginis
Selay
Frederick
Messrs
Frank Lakin
Charles ¥. Birely
George Ross
Arthur Carty
W. &. Lampe
Bolmes Baker
George Houck
Robert Tyson
Bessie Motter
Washington, D.C
Woman's College
Milas Wents
Allentown
Misa Frohlich
Mime Boly
Lancaster
Mrs Lants
Washington
Mize Horner
New York
Mizg Bele Daan
Baltimore
William Osborne
Pitsburg
Duhamel
Yarlia House
P. E. Long
Yarra House
Washogton
Harper's Ferry
Thaddeus Bizer
Ste
Ells Pigman
Mary Manleby
M. A. EB. Bless
Myersville
City
D. Hauer Quynn
Mileses Quynn
Patrick Street
Mise Margaret Quynn
H. J. McKenney
Roy W.L McKenney
Columbian University
Washingon
C. F. Goodath
Bitten by a Bog Wounds Mail Carrier in County
Mail carrier Martin L. Gaver of Hollertown was bitten by a bog during a butterlog duty last week and was severely wounded in the left hand area. He left for Baltimore on Wednesday morning to seek medical treatment for the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Gaver
Hllerton
Thia County
Boiler explosion kills eight at Centrorilic mill
At Beat Woolen Company mills in Centrorilic a boiler explosion killed four workers outright and seriously injured four more. The dead include Nilyanus Brault fireman in charge, his wife Mrs Brault, Arthur Fisher, and D. Pires old dye house employer, with additional names listed among the injured and deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boller
Feast at Punta Brava Honoring Cirujeda Battalion
A Havana correspondent describes a grand Punta Brava feast for Major Cirujeda after a military mass and parade, with troops along the road, gifts from Havana merchants, and calls to rename Punta Brava San Quintin in honor of Cirujeda’s battalion. Also notes belief Maceo still lives, reports of a Cuban inmate’s execution, and various local incidents across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havesa
Teryt
Associated Pree
Havana
Buatr Weniecdar
Marainc
Cirujeda
Pinta Bretva
Mace
Chujeds
Pearl
Punts
Brora
Maceo
San Quintin
Waco
Miresay
Associated Press
Calleja
Chujeda Ib
Tewn Council
Punta Brava
Ahumeds
Alfonso
de Grijatls
Chujeda
Local Notes and Court News From Allegany to Baltimore
A batch of brief items reports deaths, fires, and arrests across several counties. Judge James M. Byres of Sept county dies. a Camberont Avenue dwelling burns in Hagerstown. a suspect in the Haldewen murder is released. a Pittsburg dispatch cites a lawsuit for 900000 in damages against Baltimore defendants. Samuel R.O Speed, pardoned and released, dies in Baltimore. Minor illnesses and injuries cluster: Thomas, Woodward, Reese, Nelsons child pneumonia, Mr Latterwhile ill, Buhrman’s sore thumb, and Emma Vernon gravely ill. Additional notes mention typhoid fever in Philadelphia and a gangrene wound from a fork injury near Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mereuy
Howard County
Willim
Baker
Aberdees
James MW. J. Byres
Orpease
Hazerstown
Camberont Veicy
Allegany
Joses
Peter Gather
L. P. J. Sontth
Haldewen
Allegacy Cassty
Vasarille and
Pataxent
Cinba
Hichard Hill
Neat Marlboro
Pittsburg
O. Herbert
Gostetter
Joan Ff. Miller
William Glimsr
Baltimore
Samuel R.O Speed
Lowndes
Maryleod General Hospital
Berrington
Ron
Ratbertse Thomas
West Third Street
M. A. Woodward
West Patrick Street
Lewis
Reese
Nelson
Myre
John Holdcraft
East Church Street
Arthur Latterwhile
North Caroline
Hubert Tynon
W. L. Buhrman
Foxville
Emma Vernon
Aer l Long
Wil Mam Houck
Ezra Honack
Philadelphia
Heereman Hospital
Henry Bittle
Myersyille
Answer Filed In Circuit Court No.3 In Passano Case
Samuel R Ange and John K Hogg of Union Soup Co Baltimore flee their answer in Circuit Court No3 to the suit by William R Passano seeking a receiver. They deny Passano was a partner, claim he was only an assignee, note his retirement to work for a rival, and allege the company owes him nothing while he seeks to cripple the business. Hogg is son of Samuel R Boge formerly of Frederick who ran a soap factory on Ennai Patrick street. Also mentions Gol Joseph B Poppa resigning as adjutant general due to potential move to Spravase, W. .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Giirepntabolic
Samuel R. Ange
John K. Hogg
Union Soup Vo
Baltimore
Wm. R. Passano
Passano
Snower
Competitiva Cancero
Pastaso
Crippa
Bis
Messra
Aman Maynde
Dr. Pisree
Weil
Tex Capen
Dr. Pierce
Wil
Desadmption Day Highlight At Aloha Care
A public health notice from Aloha Care stresses daily safety and life saving actions. It urges male residents to participate in a community health event held near the Albert A Btchwon Building and outlines simple protective steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloha Care
Ty Albert
Tutt's Pills and a World Traveler Secretary
Miss Agnes E Slack, secretary of the World's Women Christian Temperance Union, left for England after five months in the United States. She addressed many speeches and parlor meetings across the country and plans to visit the World convention in Toronto, then possibly the United States again in October. A will note and copies from 1616 are sent to a Washington attorney on request. The piece also advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Clover Root Tea as remedies and mentions various druggists and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Agnes E. Slack
Women Christian Temperance Union
United States
Frederick
Bailey Slack
Toronto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder
York City
the Daily News
Carl Bordenad
N.Y. Condensed Milk Co
Eaisca
Cacieda
Parta
Associated Peeta
Renera
Meath
Cabe Gulf
Hiss
Tampa
Fin
Olivette
Medina
Shefield
Mrr
Avlonergy
Wilkestacne
Plains
Centeal Railroad
Wielster
Pittsntre
Dondsanas
Wilkesfarih
Dee
B. F. Cutler
Pittston
Alu Dougall
Cutler
McTeugall
Father Deot
Brooklzn
Father den
Francis
Father Deni
Aiteener Neers
Kringy Sait
Dascasteg
Po Dew
Annie BR
Bersuessor
Acvinside
Pennsylvania Telephone
Naw Hadid
Bergstriep
Ebanon
AH. Fiths
Clam Eethy
Spokane
Wash
New York City
News OF the State
Joseph B Poppa
Flrst Brigade
Maryland National Guard
Spravase
Oaing Ibis
Ita Geesc
Wilamson
Draggst
Frederick, Md
Pac-Tina
SteinerBrom
Dr. Hartley
City Hotel
Tutt
Thomas Beetly
Register of Wills
John Rueble
la Grippe
Chamberlain
Banner of Liberty
Lbertytown
Marsland
A. L. Pearce
W. R. Rudy
Airy
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
Abuck
Wella & Co
Sarmple
Albert L. Pearre
Brilloh
Albert L Pearre
Hishiaon
Karls Oroyor
Albert L
Breton Building
Albert L. Pearra
Brehigen Sulid‘de
Ibert & Pearre
Atcarson Building
Shiloh
Catarch Demady
Price Soconta
Elchisun Building
Balsam
Bosebuds
Samoa
the &. F. Smith Manufactoring
Chremistr
Woodsboro
Etsiner Brom
W. Rudy
Mt, Sry
Ian Vans
Holiday
Idea
Geo. A. Gilbert
Sos
Freserick
Opie
Robert Barr
Roseboro
Florence
Edith Sessions Tupper
Ted Truss
THE
Great Southern
Bnna Gierirg
Baltimore Street
Carty’s
ompanTu Boy
Patrick
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Heller
South Market
LOY & Perry's
Alfred Dolge
Stelier Beos
Droggisth
Worth Market Street
Goois
Oyney
R. Harris & CO
Supersmith
NWS
EL. B. Sccealson
South Market Street
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