Remarkable Maryland Mason Edward Schultz Noted Historian Honored
A special Grand Lodge of Maryland meeting at the Masonic Temple in Baltimore presented Dr Edward T Schultz, famed historian of Freemasonry in Maryland, with a silver tankard testimonial for his long and distinguished service. Past Grand Master John M Carter delivered the tribute as Schultz, born August 23 1827 in Frederick, recalled his early life and career in Baltimore and Mobile before his retirement from cotton yarn and carpet trade.
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Grand Lodge
Maryland
Schultz
Frederick
Frederick College
Mobile
Ala
Baltimore
Macon
Concordia Edge
No. 13
Te Grand Lodge of
Jrusalem
Rand
Enghis Templar
Iee Old Guard
Schnitzen
Local Items and Auctions Highlight Busy Budget
Harrington issues a mail schedule with useful information in a brief notice. Lowstein Wertheimer advertise the firm as a long established clothing house. A 55 pound pig from near Kerry will be raffled at noon Friday. The Modern Mother notes syrup warnings and the Syrup of Fig by California Fig Syrup Company aids gentle laxative action for children.
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Harrington
Lowstein & Wertheimer
James Cram
Kerry
Buffalo
California
Public Library Opens for Inspection in St. John's Institute
The new public library on the ground floor of St. John's Literary Institute in Frederick has been fitted and decorated. An informal reception will be held tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. with light refreshments provided by Mrs. Carroll Mercer. The three rooms include a distributing room, reading room with periodical racks, and a book stacks area. The collection totals about two thousand volumes with notable gifts from P. F. Collier and contributions across literature, science, and women’s interest. The library adopts the Dewey system and charges one dollar yearly or ten cents monthly for subscribers, funding acquisitions and expenses.
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Carroll Mercer
St. John's
P. F. Collier
New York
Frederick
W. H. Walsh
St. John's Laterary Institute
Saddest Baltimore poverty case ends with aid granted
In Baltimore officials approved free coffin and transport for a South Baltimore family of six and their seventeen year old daughter Bertie who died after illness. The Moffitt family traveled from East Hamburg Street to Frederick for burial, with funeral set for 11 am tomorrow at the Reformed graveyard.
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Trustees of the Poor
City Hall Annex
Jones
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Health Department
Barry
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
East
Hamburg Street
Moffitt
Bertie
West Fifth Street
Canadian Seed Peas Delivery For Canning Plans
A car load of Canadian seed peas consigned to the McMurray Packing Company has arrived at the factory. The peas will be distributed to farmers to grow for canning next summer. Think about your health and take Hood's Sarsaparilla to stay well.
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McMurray Packing Company
Lunar Eclipse Demonstrates 18 Year Cycle Across Hemispheres
The article describes a recent total lunar eclipse visible in Frocoriel as the moon passed into Earth’s shadow. It explains color variations during totality, the mechanics of lunar and solar eclipses, and the 18 year cycle that causes eclipses to recur, noting a prior eclipse on December 16, 1880 and global visibility patterns.
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Frocoriel
Boinding
United States
Australia
Atlantic Ocean
Funeral remains moved for two local residents
The remains of Mrs. Mary Rogers who died December 26 in Martinsburg West Virginia were brought to this city this morning and taken to the Glade for interment with Jacob B. Perry in charge. The body of Mrs. Harriet B. Anderson who died near Burkittsville in the county on Saturday was taken to Hagerstown yesterday afternoon and buried in the old Episcopal Cemetery.
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Mary Rogers
Martinsburg
W. Va
Glade
Jacob 8. Perry
Harriet B. Anderson
Bnrkitteville
Hagerstown
Old Episcopal Cemetery
Knights of Pythias Officers Elected at Mountain City Lodge
At a regular meeting of Mountain City Lodge No 29 Knights of Pythias officers were elected for the ensuing term C C Elmer Fahr ney V C Edward L Miller prelate Reno 8 Harp M W Harry Waters M A William Picket K of R and S H F Steiner M E George B Railing M E G Waring Tyson trustee John C G Hardt representative to Grand Lodge G Waring Tyson
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Knights of Pythias
Mountain City Lodge
C.C
Elmer Fahrney
V. C
Edward L. Miller
Reno
Harp
M. W
Harry Waters
William Picket
K. of
S . H. F Steiner
M. E
George B. Railing
M.E
G. Waring Tyson
John CG. Hardt
Grand Lodge
Won First Prize in Amateur Photo Contest by Mr K Stribling
Mr K Stribling, a former employee of Taz News, won the first prize offered by Sawyer and Wagner of Washington DC in an amateur photography competition. His picture titled Do You Mean It was part of a set about a youth seeking a wife. Judges praised the pose and lighting as excellent.
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K. Stribling
Taz News
Messrs. Sawyer & Wagner
Washington, D. C
Stribling
Committee forms paper for Grand Templars order
A Dual Grand Lodge I O G T committee including Basil W Bowman of Poplar Springs Lewis D Russell Grand Secretary Baltimore and D B Rice Grand Chief Templar Frederick will meet today at D Rice s residence No 7 East Fourth Street to finalize plans for publishing a paper promoting the order
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Grand Templars
Grand Lodge
Basil W. Bowman
Poplar Springs
Lewis D. Russell
Baltimore
Rice
Frederick
East Fourth Street
Cakewalk and Dance at United Hall Ends Late
A large crowd attended a fire company sponsored cakewalk at United Hall last evening. The cake was won by Harry Kolb and J Koontz. Afterward, dancing continued into the early hours.
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United Hall
Messrs
Harry Kolb
J Koontz
Ministers Meeting Sessions Discussed Moral and Spiritual Topics
The Brethren ministers held an afternoon session covering the moral and spiritual status of the speaker, methods to raise intellect, and support for ministers. Topics included how to study the Bible, the Christian atmosphere, living closer to Christ, laity work, and a question box. The meeting opened with Moderator Stover. attendance was large and the talk was regarded as unusually engaging.
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Dor
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Cobaushernn
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W. T. Muder
George Ki. Sappipeton
J. O. Rouner
Nyght Hidor
Orville Long
Leninsylvani
Thad Ou
EB. W. Stover
Albert Mollinger
Renner
J. A. Braner
W. P. Buglar
Fabruey
O. Larkins
Lee Boyer
I. P. Weybright
Revecca Rinehart
Dave L. Sanbie
Pulp Mills Move Threatens Allegany County Towns
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company plans to relocate its Luke mill and abandon the site near Piedmont, with indictments for water pollution pending. Executives will meet timber owners in Washington to explore new sites as several cities bid to host the large enterprise. Local business fears mass job losses and population decline if mills move. Also notes various local illness and minor injuries among residents.
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West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Luke
Allegany County
Piedmont
W. Va
Potomac River
Frederck
Cumberland
David L. Luke
C. F. Moore
Washington
The War of Death Henry Bittle Found Dead at Home
Henry Bittle aged about 66 of near Myersville died at his home Sunday. He was brother to T T Bittle Eller ton and Wm M Bittle Harmony, with nephew George Bittle a Myersville storekeeper. Funeral held today. An infant of Marshal Allen died at Buckeystown Sunday. Funeral at 1040 am Monday at Hope Hall Church. Rev Wm Cullum officiated. Interment in church graveyard. Undertaker Geo W Feters.
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Henry Bittle
Myersville
T. T. Bittle
Ellerton
Wm. M. Bittle
Harmony
George Bittle
Marshal Allen
Buckeystown
Hope Hall Church
Wm. Cullum
Geo. W. Feters
Market Quotes From Frederick Include Wheat And Corn
Wheat was quoted at 73 cents per bushel in Frederick today. Corn was marked at 35 cents per bushel and 1.75 per barrel, reflecting local commodity pricing.
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Frederick
Election of officers tonight by Scottish Rite council
Local notice invites members to Fran cis Scott Key Council No 48 O U A M for officer elections tonight. Also announces St Johns Christmas entertainment Friday December 30 at City Opera House 7 p m with 10 and 15 cent admission.
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Frederick Elevator Co
Wattle
David Cramer
J. Schroeder
C. B. Tyson
St. John’s S
Francis Scott Key Council
Tirl
W.C. Keller
Alfred Kemp
Geo
R. Dennis, Jr
Food Blankets
Rodock & Co
Neidig & Miller
Amps QO
C. Carty
Estizmonial
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
George Hi. Railing
B.S
St. John's
City Opera House
Clearance Sale on Cloaks and Capes Now On
Capes of cloth, plush, and fur all sharply reduced. Some plain, some trimmed, all cheaper than before. Quality remains good though discounts apply to all varieties. Capes are promoted as saleable fashion items with marked lower prices.
Little Daisy Photographs and Candy Sale At Kreh's Studio
Advertises Little Daisy photographs at 25 to 26 cents a dozen and 26N Market Street offerings. Promotes a large assortment of candy toys and fruits with cheap prices, and salt water oysters at $1.00 per gallon. Dr Wm G Boteler advertises eye, ear, nose and throat care with free spectacles adjustments and exams.
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N. Haver
Little Daisy
Kreb
South Market Street
Kreh
C. W. Harrison
Wm. GC. Boteler
Market Sreet
Residence City Hotel
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