Harmonicas and Tin Fires Ad from Frederick Md
A damaged classified style notice from Frederick Maryland promotes harmonicas tin fires free estimate and heating specialty. It advertises pianos with high decorative art designs and urges purchasers to request illustrated catalog prices and terms. It also notes a dealer offering easy monthly installments and a large sale of well known makes with complete repairs at very low figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callon
Oberlander
Frederick
News item highlights and local incidents of the day
John C Dante of Annapolis is dead. Scarlet fever and grip spread in Queen Annes county. A camberland teachers institute is ongoing. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal closes Thursday for winter. Josephus Humphreys of Salisbury dies. Francis Thompson of Charles county dies at Coxs Station aged 55. James R Brashers and Mattie M Brown marry in Annapolis. Elesvore Heatzie Richard Mutford and William C Mullen of Cecil county die. Mrs Henry Crentzburg of Berton knocked down by a horse in Cumberland. William Watson and Miss Tabor Geld marry in Centreville.
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John C. Dante
Annapolis
Queen Anne's
Camberland
Chesapeake and Ohio
Jozephus Humphreys
Salisbury
Wicomico County
Francis Thompson
Charles County
Cox's Station
James R
Woman Amanda Keys Dies in Brookeville Road Incident
In Brookeville Montgomery County a colored woman named Amanda Keys fell in the road before her house at about 10 o'clock yesterday morning. She was carried inside for aid but died before help arrived. A coroner's inquest convened and the jury ruled death from paralysis of the heart.
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Amanda Keys
Brookeville
Montgomery County
Justice Wen
Abyssinia Fire Tragedy Rescued Passengers and Crew
The Cunard steamship Abyssinia, from New York to Liverpool, caught fire in the Atlantic near the Seilly islands. All passengers and crew were rescued by the German steamer Spree, with one man drowning during an attempted escape. The Abyssinia, a Canadian Pacific and Guion Line vessel, carried 19 saloon passengers, 80 crew, and 36 steerage passengers, and was valued with cargo losses around 2.1 million. The disaster prompted inquiries into the fire's cause, suspected to be spontaneous combustion in cotton bales onboard.
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Abyssinia
New York
Liverpool
Spree
Wulligerod
Bremen
Seilly Islands
Murray
Passeng
Willi
Sores
Thompeans
Glaegossine
Impsons
Scotland
Cunard Line
Fancouver
B. C
Hong Kong
Canadian Pacific Line
Guion Line
Scilir Island
Lands Ena
Gibraltar
Falmouth
Bia
Kansas Pays Tribute to Late Senator Plmouth
Kansas officials and citizens traveled by Santa Fe to Kansas City to honor the memory of the late Senator Plmouth. The procession proceeded to Emporia for final ceremonies before interment, with the body laid in state in the Capitol’s senate chamber.
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Kansas
Torrsa
Kan
Topeka
Kansas City
Santa Fe Railroad
Senator Plmuth
Washington
Committee of Honor
Santa Fe
City
Capitol
Senate
Emporia
Forger Stoddard Guilt in Jersey City Fraud Case
A man known as Stoddard faced arraignment in Hudson County court on multiple indictments for forging telegrams and checks during August. His elaborate scheme included impersonating John Wolfe of Pittsfield Mass and Charles Denman of Jersey City to extort money, with a verdict of guilty rendered after a short jury deliberation. Also noted are the death of clerical politician Charles Emile Freppel in France and several postmaster confirmations in Pennsylvania.
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Jeuszy City
Dash
Edwin W. Staddford
Studdard
Stoddard
John S. Wolfe
Pittsfield
Mass
Pittsfield National Bank
Henry N. Hotchkiss
New Haven Mechanics Bank
Charlee Dencan
Isabelle Dencan
Jersey City
Charles H. Winfield
Hudson County
Pituford
Afess
Jensen Orre
UL E.F. Francis
Gashier
Pittafeld
Wales
Jons S. Ware
Francis
Morris
Pans
Charles Emile Freppel
Angers
Chamber of Deputies
Monsignor
Bis Dupanloup
Orleans
PURELY PERSONAL AND THREE WEDDINGS IN COUNTY
A collage of social notes reports many residents visiting family homes for the holidays. It lists engagements, travels, and several December weddings including Gayer Shroyer, Rickards Hargett, Holbruner Beck, Findebrand Kain, Brown Rinehart Arthur, with attendants and guests from Frederick, Buckeystown, Woodsboro, Highlandtown, Annapolis, Westminster, and Baltimore.
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Luchergo
Luther Kuhlman
Lewis F. Gayer
Minute V. Shroyer
George M. Rickerds
Baltimore City
Cattle V. Hargett
Buckeystown
Elmer C. Holbruner
Daisy A. Beck
Woodsboro
Tldeurand
MALN
UB. Parsonage
Kiracofe
Joseph H. Findebrand
Elia R. Kain
Rocky Springs
Christmas Weather Braces for Crisp Conditions
A Pacific coast storm may reach this evening bringing colder air. The Weather Bureau forecasts the system will end tonight with a southerly wind lowering temperatures and improving Christmas outlook. Yesterday's eight am reading was 41 and eight pm 49, with a high of 50 and a low of 39, signaling real crisp Christmas weather.
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Boreau
Pacific Coast
Stole a Pocket Book In Maryland Man Arrested
Harry Myera colored was arrested yesterday about 4 on South Market street by Policeman Gleen derfer on the charge of taking a pocket book from the pocket of Diss Coral Speck near Adamstown. The theft occurred as the victim walked along South Market street. The thief was stopped by a nearby gentleman and taken to Magistrate Eckstein who committed him to jail for a hearing tomorrow at 2 p.m. Myers claims to hail from Westminster Maryland.
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Harry Myera
South Market Street
Gleenderfer
Coral Speck
Adamstown
Eckstein
Stolen jewels scandal rocks society and court case
Lostox reports a libel case over a jewel theft involving Mrs Osborne and Mrs Hargreave. The trial revealed a diamond earrings pair and pear shaped pendants stolen from Brighton, with Mrs Osborne confessing to selling them to a London jeweler for 530 pounds. Captain Osborne faced public betrayal as his wife’s guilt was proved by bank records. The affair exposes social pretensions and perceptions of virtue in their circle, with potential legal action looming for the Osbournes and Hargreaves.
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Lostox
Charles Heteset
Phantum
Ostorne
Canta Ktm
Hargrave
Major Hargrave
Yeaterdiy Atteentaat
Uhuet
Osborne
Bondatrect
Bank of England
Gsaborne
Live
Tre Osborne
Murder in Shelton Woman Shot and Stabbed
Brouisgasm Connecticut December 23 Mrs Alary L Monson found murdered in Shelton shot and stabbed John Hawley a suspect held on suspicion Dead in a Sleeping Car Brownxs December 23 Clements HL Broel head of Anstwedt Co. importers found dead in a sleeping berth Yonkers New York Central southbound tram
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Brooxuys
Clements HL Broel
New York Central
Yonkers
Anstwedt & Co
Sullivan Corbett and Mitchell to Spar in New York Bout
The Herald reports December 23 that Sullivan will meet Corbett while Mitch Mitchell is set to spar with Peter Slavin in New York. Talks over rules clash with bare knuckle options and prize-ring terms, as Mitchell rejects public sparring beyond a six round limit.
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Slavin
Sullivan—Corbett
Mitchkel
Herald Ofice
Arthur F Liauley
Lal
Letuevn
Corbett
Ehuanpian
Charley Mite Tinhiuats
Nen
Madwon Symare
Den
Corbett Sud
Clipper
Mitchell
Olympic Club
New Orleans
Dave Holland
Peter Maher
Holland
London
Corbeth
Melah Los
THE WORK OF DEATH MRS JAMES
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Catherine James at 90 years, widow of Washington James, with children listed and funeral to be held at Mount Olivet cemetery. Other notices list Ruth Groves of Plane No 4 dying of cancer aged 51, Nellie Mebbing age about nine from membranous croup, and Andrew Lorenzo known as Frenchy, a long-time inmate of Monterae Hospital, with no funeral arrangements yet made.
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David Kilgore
Parrsville
Nellie Mehrlisg
Nellie Louisa Hebring
John Mebbing
West South Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Frenchy
Andrew Lorenzo
Monterae Uasplra
Tong Bees
Ax Singeware
Death of Archibald Hanna in Anadarko Territory
Boward County reports the death of Archibald Hanna a young Howare county resident who had joined Indian Agent Geo Day’s West-bound party and was to work under his charge at Anadarko Oklahoma Territory. Hanna was son of Este Jozeph Banna of Howard county and was widely connected in the county. The article also profiles Henry Richardson a long-time Howard county resident formerly enslaved, now a farmer near Waterloo with active work and a disciplined life despite drink.
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Boward County
Ellcott
Anadarko
Oklahoma
Territory
Archibald Hanna
Howare County
Ar. Hanna
Geo. D. Day
Howard County
Este Jozeph Banna
Henry Richardson
Samuel Bradford
Gr. Bradford
Maryland
Belair
Barford County
Lemuel Bradford
Richardson
Bradford
Hallimore City
Waterloo
Marke
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