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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1894
Page
4
Remarkable eel catch by Coemos Eckenrode on Conocochesque
Veteran fisherman Coemos Eckenrode hooked a rare tandem eel migration along the Conocochesque river. A line of eels formed a living rope as they surged ahead pulling one another, until he exhausted himself and cut the catch. Neighbors assisted, loading 875 pounds of eels for transport, a record uncommon in local fishing lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ananina
Hagerstown Mail
Coemos Eckenrode
Saya
Eckenrode
Sorhsat
Measles Pause At Deaf School As Visitors Report
The Third School for the Deaf News notes IRS official W R Barry of Baltimore visiting Thursday and Elise Barry improving after illness. Measles appear among pupils but fever risk is low. A social event filled the dining hall last Saturday and faculty attended a Shakespeare recital at Woman’s College. John Miles, a recent graduate, plans cabinet work in spring near Baltimore. California investments discussed as Prof J C Watson promotes San Francisco real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For the Deaf News
Irs
W.R. Barry
Baltimore
Elise Barry
Migs Brock
Woman's College
Williams
Avon
John Miles
Afontromery County
California
J.C. Watson
San Francisco
Cal
Echo
Real Estate Transfers in Frederick and surrounding areas
Transfers show EB L Rowe trustee to John M Ston ter for 45 acres in Frederick county at 1510 dollars. J S Ligeroose and wife to W L olimer for a parcel at 800 dollars. Geo W Bruchet to James T Fry for a lot in Frederick county at 990 dollars. William G Baker and wife to Buckeystows Packing Co 45 perches for 3581 dollars. Clayton O Keedy and Hammond Tiner as assignees of Martes ce to Charles E Trail for 32 acres 3 roods 3 perches at 750 pounds. Josephine and Henry Cross to Re bees Dixon for a lot in Point of Recvis Hagerstown Reach. Whitney Safety Arms Company of Florence Mass negotiating via West End Land and Improvement Co Hexerstown to locate new gun plant in Hagerstown with 100 to 300 workers, machinery worth 19000 dollars and patents valued at 100000 dollars. Stock subscribers invited for 330000 dollars. buildings to be erected near Washington, via Immigrant Agent Richards of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for India of West Baltimore Land Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. Rowe
John M. Stonter
Frederick County
J.S. Ligeroose
W. Lolimer
Geo. W. Bruchet
James T. Fry
William G. Baker
Buckeystows Packing Co
Clayton O. Keedy
Hammond Tiner
Martes Ce
Charles E. Trail
Josephine and
Henry Cross
Rebees Dixon
Hagerstown
Whitney Safety Arms Company
Florence
Maas
West End
Washington
Richards
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
India
West Baltimore Land Company
Shakespearean Revival At Ford's Grand Opera House
The Shakesperian Club of Baltimore promotes a Shakespeare festival in the city during the week of 23 at Ford's Grand Opera House. Creston Cistke, grandson of the elder Booth, will take leading Shakespearean roles. One evening’s proceeds go to the Booth Memorial Fund honoring Higia Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakesperian Club of
Baltimore
Ford
Grand Opera House
Creston Cistke
Booth
S Booth
Higia Booth
Edsine
Isha Bova
Farmer James P. Molesworth Buys 282 Acre Brenzie Farm
James P. Molesworth, longtime tenant on the Brenzie farm of William Dowrey near New Market, has purchased 282 acres of land for 9600 dollars adjoining Wocabine station on the B&O railroad. He will take possession on the first of April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Molesworth
Wm. Dowrey
New Market
Wocabine
Paine Meeting Discusses Common Sense and Cosmos
A January gathering at Mr. Aston Davis' farm featured remarks on Paine's impact during the Revolutionary era and a tour through astronomy. The speaker argued the sun and planets operate by universal forces, then invited neighbors to share farm delicacies. The Post Office contest scene followed with Wertheimer and McSherry as leading candidates and a delegation heading to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
United States
Park Ridge
Aston Davis
Mr. Stalling and Son
Thomas Zimmerman
George Stockmen
Mr Murry
Mr. Kills
Charles Renn
Samuel Hargett
Mr. Davis
Ufe
Poon
David Wertheimer
E. C. McSherry
Wagnington
Afr
Wertheimer
Diehl Memorial Chapel Fair Planned During Easter Week
At a St James Lutheran congregation meeting last night, members voted to hold a Diehl Memorial Chapel Fair in the chapel building before its furnishing and dedication, planned for early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St James Lutheran
World’s Fair Coupon Portfolio Offer Promoted in The News
The News advertises a weekly coupon program to obtain parts of the World’s Fair Art Portfolios, with two parts delivered weekly and orders due by Wednesday. Extra two cent stamps required for mailing, plus an option to buy a bound volume and a year of The Daily News. Also promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Clover Root products with local druggists listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fojday
Paris
Daily News
Bucklen
Garrodt & Pearre
Nervous Disorder Remedy Promises Cure for Bygone Ills
The piece argues that nervous disorders drive suicidality and urges intelligent treatment. It touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a proven cure after 29 years of study, citing testimonials from Alozria Barker in Clinton and others, claiming headaches, insomnia, and related ailments improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thossands
Franklin Mile
Miles
Alozria Barker
Clinton, N
Dr. Miles
Ehronte
Mos Mery Eister
Low Angeles
Cal W
HE Cansei
Tribune
Pirmeeth
Etme
Sues
Snow Storms and Horse Mystery Hit Frederick County
A heavy snowstorm gripped the Frederick area with two inches at Barger's Ferry and six to eight inches near Aft. Airy while Middle town saw sleet and several inches of snow. A fierce gale raged through Tuesday causing little damage other than downed trees and fencing. A horse from Pawnee Bill Wild West near Frederick vanished in mid November and was located near High Rock. Elser plans to recover it. An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestion and Pan-Tina cough remedy, with Steiner Bros. Drug Store and C.L. Diffendal as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Inc Ohio
Barger’s Ferry
Middle Town
Frederick
CE. Heller
UL. Stoners
Yellow Springs
Jacob Shawbaker
Pawnee Bhs Wild West Combination
George Elser
Elser
Frederick County
High Rock
Steiner Bros
C.L. Diffendal
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