Ravens of the State News Chronicle and Local Incidents
Svante of interest Here and Taare VesenGee and Gadien. The assessment of Anne Aroedel has been completed. A farmers institute event was held in Rockville. Charles Johnson, a Swede, killed himself in Cumberland. In Ceci county Lawra Buckley was robbed by highwaymen. John G. Leaher of Washington county to put an arm in a fodder shredder. Walter Elliot, twelve, killed by a shifting engine at Salisbury. Rev A B Mowbray preached against the race track at Elkton. Robert J. Jump may be appointed register of WilIe for Caroline county. Rev W D Kiatchman resigned from Salem German Evangelical Lutheran Church Baltimore. Peter Miller of Howard county bitten by a dog, goes to Pasteur Institute, NY. Charles Turner and Wm Bird, colored, arrested in Columbia PA for wounding Harry McCoy at Williamsport MD. Baltimore College of Physicians and Surgeons plans Dr John Rabrah to Paris for Pasteur Institute study. Michael Sullivan wounded at 316 East Pratt Street Baltimore by George A. Kidwell. Baltimore Merchants and Manufacturers Association and Chamber protest Congress over recognizing independence of Cubs. J M Graham and J S Glover promoted to superintendent posts in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad divisions.
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Svante
Anne Aroedel
Farmers’ Institute
Rockville
Charles Johnson
Cumberland
Ceci County
Lawra Buckley
John G. Leaher
Washington County
Walter Elliot
Salisbury
Elkton
Mowbray
Werman
Robert J. Jump
Wille
Caroline County
W. D. Kiiachman
Salem
Columbia
Harry McCoy
Williamsport
Baltimore College of Physicians and Surgeons
John Rabrah
Paris
Pasteur Institute
Michael Sullivan
East Pratt Streat
Baltimore
George A. Kidwell
Harry Reynolds
Baltimore Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Cubs
J. M. Graham
J. 8. Glover
Trans-Ohio Division
Ohio and Midland di Iton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Elderly Man Arrested in Drunken Street Incident
An elderly man who gave the name Myers from Manhattan was picked up by Policeman Hobbs in a drunken condition. Fearing exposure overnight Magistrate Bizer detained him, but Myers claimed to be a traveling man and was discharged after paying a $1 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Manayouk
Hobbs
Bizer
Myere
Mazlistrate Biser
Speis Meeting Nominates New President At Hall
A special meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Bogue Company will be held at their hall at 7 30 o clock for nominating a new president. Section 1 Article 15 of the bylaws will be amended at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speis
Steam Fire Bogue Company
Christmas Snow Delights Children and Merchants Across City
A heavy white Christmas arrived with about three inches of snow in the city and five in the countryside. Merchants welcomed the snowfall, hoping it would bring country trade to town. A special evening car cleared tracks to assure safe winter travel, while pavements were cleaned and children sleighed. More snow and colder temperatures are forecast, likely easing sleighing but delaying the Christmas football game. The piece ends with a reminder to remember the poor during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Bates
Personal notes from Thurmont and surrounding area
Gol John KR Rouzsr of Thurmont was to Frederick today. Mr and Mrs Harry Young left for Philadelphia to attend the funeral of George Crouch. Charles Wachter has accepted a position at Reary Wineberg clothing store. Mr Charles Krebbs and wife returned from Ladienburg. Miss Gertrude Rayden returned home from a visit to Washington. Mr J N Zimmerman left to spend weeks at Norfolk and Portsmouth Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol
John KR. Rouzsr
Thurmont
Frederick
Harry Young
Philadelphia
George Crouch
Charles Wachter
Reary Wineberg
Charles Krebbs
Ladienburg
Mies Gertrude Rayden
Washington
J. N. Zimmerman
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Milton Ruby Sues Hartman For 20000 Over Farm Exchange
Milton Ruby filed suit in Washington D C claiming 20000 damages from Lancelot A Hartman. Ruby says he owned Spring Plain Farm near Woodsboro in Frederick County, about 203 acres. In 1895 he contracted to swap it for Bertman’s Washington property. Hartman allegedly allowed Ruby to retain his orchard and guaranteed a 17000 sale price for the Washington property, which Ruby says Hartman failed to secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Ruby
Washington
D. C
Lancelot A. Hartman
Ruby
Spring Plain Farm
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Bertman
Hartman
Damagaa
Y M C A Night School Reopens In January
The Y M C A announces the night school closes until Monday January 4. Bible Studies begin in January under Adolphus Festbaks, promising a profitable and interesting winter. The class meets weekly for twelve weeks and is open to any man. Croquet resurges with talk of a post holidays tournament. Next Sunday college students lead the men's meeting. Two new members joined yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Festbaks
Robbery spree tied to Union Bridge crime
Closer investigation links the Postedice robberies to a Union Bridge event on Friday night and a Saturday morning spree. A horse and buggy belonging to Jacob Stoner were taken near Union Bridge and hidden near Mountain View Cemetery before the raid at 2 am. The robbers moved toward Amnionrle, then the Baltimore and Ohio line, before continuing their escape.
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Union Bridge
Sng
Tiaight
Baltimore and Ohio
Hymeneal notices of McGrew and Baer couples
Mugrew and Miss Jennie E. Lorg wed yesterday at 25 pm in Frederick county with Rev M Hench officiating. The couple, from Ceresville, left by train for a short trip after the ceremony. George Lam and Addi M. Beer also married at the same venue with Henry Stotlemyer and Lydia Baer as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugrew
George Li. Lamm
Addi M. Beer
Cucs Mills
County
Henry Stotlemyer
Utica Milla
Lydia Baer
Changing the Run of Pole Lines Along Railways
Western Union will remove running pole lines along public highways where practical. Thousands of wires will be rebuilt parallel with railways to improve repair access and reduce legal issues from pole line restrictions. Company aims to speed maintenance by rail access and minimize public disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wlao
Warrior Skeleton Found in Williamsport Mound War Gear
A collector found five Indian skeletons buried with feet joined in a circle in a Williamsport mound. One skeleton measured over six feet. Bear claws likely worn as a necklace lay nearby. Separate notices promote Rip Van Winkie at the City Opera House and various patent medicines, with advertisements for coughs, consumption and kidney remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Actrcin
Tutt's Pills Cure All Liver Ills in Bold Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Tutt's Pills as a universal remedy curing sick headache sour stomach malaria indigestion torpid liver constipation and all bilious diseases. The copy promotes timely use of Liver Pills as an oft and isolite remedy gaining popularity.
Tre Maryland School Boys the Bailetts Visit Principal
The Maryland School notes visits by Mr L Storm and Miss Kate Surres from Boonsboro to Miss Barry who assisted at the fair of the Baltimore Society of the Deaf. The article describes Christmas plans, decorations, and holiday travel for pupils and staff with Santa Claus visits and special trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailetts
L. Storm
Kate Surres
Boonsboro
Misa Barry
Santa Claus
Paopils
Camden Station
Baltimore
Best children remedy croup cold and cough advertised
An early 20th century advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as best for children especially croup and colds. It claims quick action when symptoms begin and notes sale at 25 cents per bottle by local druggists. Also promotes Red Flag Oil for rheumatism and dental issues and Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
T. M. Eceues
Wangem Pharmacy
Wampum
A. L. Pearre Frederick
W R. Ruds
Igsoid
Steiner Bros
Social World Seception and a Quiet Prince Wedding
Mr and Mrs Harry B Cramer hosted a reception in Galthersburg Saturday to honor Mr and Mrs William Snoaffar of Edinboro Md who have just completed a bridal tour to the north. The wedding occurred on the 16th at Ingleside near Berryville a amerake. The bride’s father had recently died making the ceremony quiet. The funeral of Mrs Catherine E Monsell was held yesterday at 5 o'clock with Rev Dr B R Bachbach officiating pall bearers J N Zimmerman Frederick Heinlein James Biggs and Geo Merchant interment Mt Olive Cemetery A T Rice Sons were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Cramer
Galthersburg
William Snoaffar
Edinboro
Aorth
Inglesids
Berryville
Anerake
Mra
Catherine E. Monsell
B. R. Bachbach
J. N. Zimmerman
Frederick Heinlein
James Biggs
Geo. Merchant
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Health and courage against disease and war
A moral sermon urges men to protect their health as bravely as facing war. It extols strength of body and spirit, condemns weakness, and touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a rapid cure. The ad promises free information by mail from the World’s Medical Association in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Ely
Medical Associaon
Buffalo
Sigon
Freight rates cut for anthracite to Hagerstown
Reported reductions on all railroads lowered prices from 250 to 2 per ton with no official orders received yet at Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad offices in the city while coal was advanced 25 cents per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Beltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Santa Claus Arrives at Marth Market Street Shore
Santa Claus spends today at the shore of Mesars Hodock and Neidig on Marth Market street to greet good little boys and girls requesting Christmas presents. Many visitors came to see him this morning and he will remain there tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Mesars, Hodock & Neidig
Marth Market Street
Lookout for chalk vandalism by youths in city
Citizens warned as small boys allegedly chalk doors on residences. Police plan to monitor streets and arrest anyone caught in the act amid rising nuisance reports in the town.
Circuit Court Adjourns for Christmas Recess
The Circuit Court adjourned yesterday for Christmas and will reconvene on January 4. The public schools of city and county will resume after the New Year, with noon sessions today.
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Geeta
Koenreorg
Heathforces
the Daily News
Raneld
Cern
Cays
Califfornia Fig Syrup Co
Gail Borden Beagle BrAndi
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Christman
Opera Hone
Samuel W. Glenn
Rupert Cone
Pers
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Steiner
Catarca
Trace Dr
Aaitiar
Stuob
Albert L. Pearre
Atchison ‘Ulding
Wells &Co
Roy
Karl
Ibert L. Pesrre
Atchison
Zura
Tutt
TRE Maryland School
Presen
Athe Carib
Story of
Arkansaw
Opie
Robert Barr
Roseboro
Florence
Edith Sessions Tupper
THE
Great Southern Pryating and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Anna Giering
Was
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Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD
Sue
Albert L. Pearte
Atahdeon Byndsae
Xarl
SoReal
Etchison
Inn of Women
Albert L Peatre
Shitoh’s
Catarch Remedy
Nasain
Joatar
Etchison Building
Ehison
Albert L. Peart
Eichison
Tae News
G. F
Circuit Court
Carty
Sceed Cms
Ker
Cam
Sanmtine Wy
Patrick Stonsh
Frederick, Dd
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Keller
South
Sarhet ST
KMAS
LOY & Perry's
Chia
Alfred Dolge
Loggins
LOY & Perry’s
Rex
Steiner Bros. Druggists
Worth Market Street
R. Harris & CO
Jewelers and iSlveramith's
Washington, D.C
EL. B. Bocelisow
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