Total Eclipse and Local Notices in The Daily News
The Daily News reports a total eclipse of the era to occur around 4:30 p m with total darkness over affected regions. It lists Frederick city post office advertised letters for Dec 29 1888 and notes a near accident on the P B R track involving Albert Holtz and a near collision prevented by a vehicle.
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Frederick City
Albert Hoitz
Charlesville
Frederik
Worman
P. BR. R
Holts
Holtz
Tas News Says Farewell To 1888 Patrons
The notice bids readers farewell for 1888 year end and urges renewals for the new year. It praises Tas News as a reliable newspaper that serves the community, preserving five years of journalistic effort and asking patrons to extend continued support.
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Tas News
Journalisar
Local Chronicle Items From Emmitsburg December 1888
Patterson and Smith tore down the old log house on Broad Alley near the church. They plan a 30 by 60 foot staple shop for sale and exchange. An entertainment is set for January 19 1889 to aid Arthur Post No 146 ARB. Mrs Susan Rogers died aged 77 at Freedom Township Adams County. Funeral at Presbyterian Cemetery. Rev Simonton officiated. Ches Waddles leaves for St Joseph Missouri to settle. Mrs Wingerd Hallie Wingerd and Rev Higbee with son Lewis visiting. Creamery building completed and machinery due in about ten days.
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Emmitsburg
Messrs
Patterson & Smith
Harria
Arthur Post
Freedom
Adams County
Susan Rogers
Phineas Rogers
Presbyterian
William Simonton
Ches Waddles
St Joseph
New Year Bells and Salvation Army Meeting Notice
New Year Bells cheerful verse welcomes the year and faith in Jesus. A public Salvation Army meeting is set for this evening at the Barracks from 8 to 9 30 with watch services at 9 00. Baltimore circles note Mrs Bradley Johnsons January receptions at 18 North Avenue and Bishop Paret continues January Mondays sessions.
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Salvation Army
Baltimore
Bradley T. Johnson l
Mra
Bradley S. Johnson
North Avenue
Bishop Paret
Anniversary of Lutheran Sunday School Service
The sixty eighth anniversary of the Lutheran Sunday School on East Church street will be held tomorrow at 7 o clock. An interesting program awaits, with Rev. Mr Evane of Baltimore delivering an address. The event features organ accompaniment and the F. B. orchestra.
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Lutheran Sunday School
East Church Street
Cvemony
Mr Evane
Baltimore
Annual Chestnut and New Year Reflections
A brief note recalls the yearly Chestnut, the ritual of new resolutions, and the cycle of renewal that fades after a few days. An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for salt rheum with claims of blood purification and healing. The Stone Tavern Mission School hosts an Evangelical meeting from 7 30 pm through the week, with a reception for Frederick’s young men planned for tomorrow evening and a call for edible contributions by noon.
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F.C
M.G
Stone Tavern Mission School
Frederick Wall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Keeping a Piano In Tune In Cold Weather
The Musicians advise to place a growing plant in the room to gauge piano tuning. If the plant thrives, the piano should stay in tune. otherwise something is wrong. Increase water in the plant pot as the room water needs rise. Some keep a large vase or wet sponge near the piano to maintain moisture while fires are burning.
December interments at Mount Olivet cemetery summary
In December Mount Olivet cemetery recorded 15 interments including 7 adults and 4 from the county plus 2 from Baltimore and 1 from an unspecified area. The end of period shows total 1735 interments with 116 adults and 14 children. Additional from county and cities include Maryland Baltimore 3 and Washington DC 4, alongside removals from other grounds.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
City
Baltimore
County
Death of German shoemaker Jacob Delp at 60
Jacob Delp died at his East Patricks Street home this morning after a week of paralysis. A German shoemaker and member of the Independent Fire Company and Red Men, he leaves three wives and an adopted daughter Mrs Eugene Mantz of Chicago. He had a brother in Germany. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev Luther Kahlman officiating, interment at Mt Olivet.
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Jacob Delp
Tri
East Patrics Street
Delp
Independent Fire Company
Red Men
Eugene Mantz
Chicago
Germany
Higage
Luther Kahlman
Mt. Olivet
Barn Fire At Wolfeville Destroys Warrenfelts Barn
A barn owned by Luther Warrenfelts near Wolfeville burned Saturday night, about 100 dollars in loss, fully insured, suspected incendiary origin. Y M C U formed a dramatic club with Charles Breaner as business manager, George Wilson property manager, F W Stanbetage manager, Paul Breaner ton bal director. Union members invited to N J Wilson’s tomorrow evening.
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Luther Warrenfelts
Wolfeville
Y.m.c.ua Dramatic Club
Charles Breaner
George Wilson
F. W
An Interesting Church Pilgrimage Service Review
The Meth Episcopal Church on E. Church Street held a morning sermon on The Christian life as a Pilgrimage and a Sabbath School quarterly review in the evening. Addresses on Joshua and Gideon followed, Ruth's Choice discussed by the pastor, with Ruth cantata pieces and a tribute to Naome. The Review praised the school’s growth, fidelity of teachers, and the event featured songs and solos. Mr S D Thomas, manager of City Hotel, will sever ties this evening.
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Meth. Episcopal Church
E. Church Street
M. G. Urner
Epworth
Graat
Mies Naonie
Boaz
David
Jesus
Mies F. Mulliniz
Jencho
Ruth
Hattie Young
Meeting of athletic officials finalizes Madison Square show
Final arrangements for the great amateur athletic exhibition at Madison Square Garden on Jan. 19 were settled at a regular meeting of the American Athletic club board. Presiding was Harvey Williams of the Schuylkill Athletic Club. Attendees included Howard Perry and others from several clubs. Several misdemeanor cases were reviewed with outcomes announced.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
American Athletic Club of
United States
Berkley Athletic Club
JY West Forty Fourth Street
Harvey AicWilliams
Schuylhl Davy Athetic Club
Philadelphia
Howard Perry
Columbia Athletic Club of
Washington
WF. Kurtz
Warrenthletie Club
Wilmington
Del
F OW Eddy
Detroit
Mic
Card KR Becker
Gmesgo
William Harremi
Charles E. Ballstope
The
Philadelpine Tura Verein
North and South American Constructo wins Chile rail job
A contract between the Chilean government and the North and South American Constructo company, via Buffalooans, calls for building and equipping 730 miles of railway in Chile. It covers bridges, shops, tanks, round houses, cars, and about fifty locomotives, with five years to complete and total payment around 27.5 million dollars in gold.
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Chili Boyram
Chizan
Chix
Raiway
Revolution in Mexico Sparks El Paso Uproar
News from Mexico City reports a bloody clash at the presidential palace after warrants for many priests were issued. Government forces killed several generals and seized prisoners, with 72 priests among the dead and more arrested the next day. The upheaval shakes Chihuahua as Governor Laura Caro orders priests detained.
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el Paso
Tex
Elerical Ping
Mexico
Toursiay
Jose Gasper
Astoral
Tnes
Armbery
Chihuahua
Laura Carlo
Clencal Party
Christmas Jubilee at Bethlehem Barn Sermon Echoes Good Will
An old-time Christmas sermon at the Tabernacle centers on the infant Jesus born in a Bethlehem manger. Rev Talmage proclaims that many great reformers and deliverers were born in humble homes, urging listeners to pursue good will to men through forgiveness, kindness, and charitable action.
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Tabernacle
Floresce Rice Knor
Witt Talmage
Joseph
Mary
Bethlehem
Pharaoh
House of Cassar
House of Hapsburg
Stuart
Jesus
Christ
Exarepic
Luther
Shakespeare
Stratford On Avon
Columbus
Genes
Hogarth
Weemoreland
Batte and
Prideaux
Herschel
Haydn
Paradise
Ireland
Christan
Hanceau
Angels and Bethlehem Echoes in a Christmas Sermon
A preacher likens all worlds to sisters sharing in Christ's manger night. He envisions angels surrounding Earth, the manger as a humble seal of divine mercy, and the eternal reunion of believers. The sermon pivots from astral doubt to a radiant future of forgiveness and heavenly welcome.
Christmas Morning of My Soul and Forgiveness
The speaker contemplates sinners and grace, finding joy in forgiveness through the manger. References to the captain of Salvavoc and bright Christmas imagery express reverence, blessing, and worship. A festive plea echoes, praising Christmas mercy and universal peace.
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Earth
Gehlee
Michael
Archangel
Giants and Paragonians Describe Pacific Peak Strength
The text reports on a belief in giants and Patagonian inhabitants. It notes Parigonmen as tall with strong muscular development, though not uniformly exceptional. A Koloby from Patagonia allegedly dragged a resisting horse twenty yards using a lasso in a notable display of strength.
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Pategonia
Bette
Beerboias
Koloby
Fouth
Catarrh Cure Endorsed by J Cheney Co in Ohio Sale
Frank J Cheney & Co of Toledo offer a cure for catarrh with an eight dollar per case guarantee. Notary A W Gleason certifies the sworn partnership statement from 1846. The ad promotes Ball's Catarrh Cure and Acker's English Cough Remedy with guarantees and local druggists selling at 75 cents.
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State of Ohio
A. Do
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F_J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Devggists
Acker
Williamson & Brown, Dragessts
Watertown Druggist Ads Promote Patent Remedies
In Sis Montis features claims from Felt Jr and Wibkinson & Brown for Eaog Balsam and other tonics. Advertisements boast testimonials from local residents, trial bottles, and guaranteed results, citing Dr King s New Discovery and Auser s English Blood Elixir as cures and warrants.
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Sis Montis
Felt, Jr
Watrtown
Tan Wert Chemical Co
Watertown
Pressere Tneform Ag
Tam
Wibkinson & Brown
Trissine Tree
Parents criminally liable in child death claims
A sensational product-focused notice argues that parents bear criminal liability for child deaths and contrasts England's lower rate with alarming figures. It touts Acker's English Baby Soother and English Blood Elixir as cures, urging purchases at Williamson & Brown druggists with a stated positive guarantee.
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Auser
Williamson & Brown
Draggiss
England
Acker
Williamson & Brown Druggists
Velna
Electric Bitters Promote Digestion and Liver Health
Sepepy declares the product offers true enjoyment of Sin and claims thousands seek it daily yet can obtain relief through Electric Bitters. The ad touts cures for dyspepsia and liver, stomach, and kidney issues, priced at 1.00 per bottle, sold by Joseph B Garrott, druggist.
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Joseph B Garrott
Acker's English Dyspepsia Tablets Ad
Dyspepsia relief product ad promises cure for indigestion and related ailments. The copy favors Acker’s tablets and credits William on & Brore as the guarantor.
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Acker
William On & Brore
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