Imprudent Marriage of Col Bratus Janine Clay
Col Bratus Janine Clay, son of Gen. Marcello Clay, wed Mrs Lailah Rookh Marsteller in Hopkinsville Kentucky. The bride, a handsome widow younger than the groom, has one son and previously worked as a clerk in the internal revenue service. Objections arose from Cadye Guilvini in Cincinnati. The marriage ties the Clay family to Secretary John G Carlyle as a cousin of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Bratus Janine Clay
Casinos Marcello, Clay
Hopkinsville
Lailah Rookh Marsteller
Richmond
Intennal Revenue
Cadye Guilvini
Cincinnati
Clay Familly
John G. Carlgie
Fire damages David Dorens farm house in Montgomery County
Fire at the large brick house on David Dorens farm four miles south of Rockville broke out about 10 40 am on Tuesday. Dorens and workers fought the blaze with a wind pump hose and bucket brigade, burning much of the roof before it was subdued. Loss valued at about 250 dollars.
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Montgomery County
David Dorens
Rockville
Dorens
Dorone’ Las
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pure Laxative Remedy
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative improving health and comfort. It claims quick adaptation to the body, cleansing action on kidneys liver and bowels, and permanent relief from constipation without weakening. Sold by druggists in 50 cent bottles, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. Only genuine packaging bears the name Syrup of Figs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sa Pune
Jail Break At Hagerstown Inmates Recaptured
A jail break at Hagerstown ends with George Marshall Cary Grees and Dish Brade recaptured after overturning a jailer. The three fought the turnkey, tearing clothes and wounding him, as deputies and a sheriff pursued them to a nearby jail wing. The escape led to alarms, attempted escapes by inmates’ associates, and the recovery of the prisoners with injuries and tense moments surrounding the capture.
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Onera
Hagerstown
John Saylor
Boward
Ofer Saylor
Marehall
Farascy Wealty Mosse West Sluac
Green
Marshall G
Marsor
Brade
Moses
Marena
Mosee
Euust
Women’s Department
Moble O'Connor
Alice Brown
Jall
Bruce Zeller
George B Oswald
J. Irvin Bliner
Charien BH. Herbert
Social World Surprises Afr Geo Simpson With Pleasant Party
A large group gathered at Afr Geo B Simpson's Cremaonville home last Wednesday for a surprise party with social games and merriment. The event drew about thirty young friends and featured a well praised organizing committee and numerous attendees from Uniontown Union Bridge Westminster and Clemsonville.
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Geo. B. Simpson
Cremaonville
Annié Shaw
Mattie Deriibles
Uniontown
Lutsa Wagner
Effis Engleman
Union Bridge
M. Lizzie Buckingham
Haltimore
Mettie Buffington
Westminster
Strade Barnes
New Market
Maud , Ploutx
News Sundergill
Mary McAllater
Clemsonville
Annis Hepp
Edna Koonts
McKinatry’s Mills
Messis John &, Engler
Ernest Sensensy
Arthur Shriner
Linwood
Howard Derlbiss
Guy Cockron
B. McKinatry
C. O. Myers
George Koontz
McKinatry
S Mills
L. Clemson
J. A. Proutz
D.C. Prouts
J. R. Sundergill
A. Sundergill
Walter
Stuart McAlister
J. W
C. C. Clemson
Law Grips Disorderly Charge Against John Tsylor
John Tsylor, colored, living near MMsiler, was arrested by Policemen Abrecht and Lonetl before Police Justice Eckstein on a charge of wearing and creating a lewd disorder on the streets. He was committed to jail for five days. FIRED. Mr. Staub, garbage collector, fined $155 by Police Justice Eckstein for not handling garbage boxes properly. Francis M. Day and Mane Lee Chipdey, both of Bartholows county vicinity. Jobe Fiatt and Laura Cecelia Francis Croze, Brunswick section.
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John Tsylor
Abrecht and
Lonetl
Olice Justice
Francis M. Day
Mane Lee Chip Dey
Bartholows
Jobe Fiatt
Laura Cecelia
Francis Croze
Brunswick
Ection
Groest-og Day Weather Quirk Cites Groundhog Tale
The passage mocks a newspaper weather note tied to groundhog lore and seasonal forecasts. It references February and March patterns, a January or February stretch, and predicts spring work if cloudy or continued winter if sunny, echoing the old groundhog superstition about six more weeks of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groest
Taupgvaldeom
Pebramry
Wasdiemus
Pianos for new courthouse approved at Deo ton
News notes report pianos for the new courthouse at Deo ton approved. Willamaport reveals a busy mayoral race as campaigns heat up. George W Carson dies at Boonsboro aged 71 in Washington county. Two naval career entries planned to maintain order and discipline. A candidate for senator in Harford county is named. Oyster dredging demand described as limited. Cecil County Teachers Institute holds its second day of sessions with noted programs. A three year old child in Greensboro seriously ill from inhaling a cat’s breath. Three prisoners in Algerstown jail overpowered their guard and escaped. two fugitives recaptured within an hour.
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Joan A. Rossel
Sarre de Grace
Harford County
Cecil County
Eschers’ Institute
John Ruch
Greensboro
Prigonera
Algerstown
Wedding News From Baltimore And Nearby Areas
Awennea L Sornenburg Ross wed Charles E Sonnenburg Wednesday night at the bride’s Baltimore home. Lottie Sonnenburg served as bridesmaid and Laula Ross as best man. They will reside at 1028 North Gilmor Street after a North trip. Also, Isabelle Riley Collins married Julius Mayer Schneider in Washington, D C. The Smith Fogle nuptials occurred Wednesday morning near Liberty town with a large reception and dinner for guests.
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Sornenburg
Ros
Misa
Emma M Ross
North Gilmor Street
Korn Rider
Collins
Isabelle Riley Collins
Joseph F. Collins
Washington, D. C
Julius
Mayer Schneider
Oatreet
Northwest
Frederick
Iits City
Dudley
Smith—Fogle
Wm. A. Smith
Libertytown
R.8. Patterson
Personal notices of residents visiting and moving
Paragraphs list Thess Dorsey Owings in Frederick to a business trip yesterday morning. James Eichelbarger returned home from an out of town trip. Rom Ridgely moved to West Patrick Street into a new home. Claudia Nass of East Patrick Street is confined by a heavy cold. Eleanor Howard of the city visits Mrs. J Prank Bills at 1383 Vermont Avenue Washington DC. Geo E Myer was out of town weighing yesterday for the first time in twenty seven years. Mary Ingle leaves for Washington to visit sister Mrs Randall Wabb. Elizabeth Kahn of Howard County returns home after stay with Genevieve Ebert at 29 East Second Street.
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James Eichelbarger
Rom Ridgely
Patrick Street
Claudia Nass
East Patrick Street
Eleanor Howard
Thin” City
Var‘mont Avenue
Washington, D.C
Geo. E. Myer
Mary Ingle
Washington
Randall Wabb
Elizabeth Kahn
Howard County
Genevieve Ebert
East Second Street
Obituaries And Local News From Middletown Valley
Beate Charles Balmon dies at home in New Market at an advanced age. Funeral set for Saturday at 11. Brothers include the late Hon William B. Salmon. Also, Poffinberger of Myersville dies at 78, George Green of Middletown Valley dies at 83 leaving a widow and seven daughters. Sophia Nelson formerly of Frederick County dies January 23 in Catesville. Frederick County Fire Horses: C Silas Thomas plans stock purchase in Chicago to rebuild after a barn fire. intends to restore county’s horse team.
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Charles Balmon
Caaries Salmon
New Market
M. P. Ie
William B. Salmon
Middletown Valley
Eoge Poffinberger
Myereville
Frederick County
Silas Thomas
Barn ‘Thomas
West Jefferson
Chicago
Ee Soakiawa
Thomas
Steints Mt
Gospel Mount Transfiguration Reflections and Hope
A devotional meditation on the Transfiguration narrative draws out themes of glory and revelation. It contrasts the cloud’s banner, the Father’s voice, and Jesus' supremacy, urging belief and faithful witness amid trial and awaiting Christ’s return.
Wishful Footwear and Funeral Observances in Frederick
An advertisement promotes comfortable shoes at Gilbert's in Frederick, inviting customers to visit for quality footwear. The page also reports two funerals, that of Mr. G. W. Cogetend at his Dono residence and Miss Rhiza Lynch Rhode at East Street, with details on services, pallbearers, and burial locations.
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G. W. Cogetend
Dono’s
M. EB
Delaney
Wiliersdig
Lars
Bockeya Town
Buick
Doub’s
C. W. Myers
Edward Nichols
J. C. Padgett
Thos
L. Thomas
J.D. Hood
L. E. Smith
Manor Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Rhiza Lynch Rhode
East Street
Osborne Ingle
Sappington
Wm. Helen
Henry W. Fromke
Peter M. Bader
Luther M. Stone
Francia Wertheimer
Ms. Oliver Cemetery
Aa. T. Ive & Sona
Sacca The City for Damages Case Against Frederick Officials
Messre J Roger McSherry and F Matina Faabsi sue the Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick for 100 damages. C Levy, Esq. represents defendants. Return day set for Saturday February on, with trial likely next week. Claggett injured hand after fall on ice in front of Frederick County National Bank. He struck his head on the bank railing during the slip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacca
Messre
J. Roger McSherry
F. Matina Faabsi
Jesse Claggett
Edward Bowes
Frederick
Levy
Clarecti
The Name of China and Its Historical Terms
The article discusses how outsiders refer to China as Chins or Chinese, while natives have many names for themselves and their land. It explains the ancient term Tiex Hua meaning Death the sky and notes that since 1650 the Ta Tsing Kwoh name has applied to the empire and the region known to Americans as the Middle Kingdom.
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China
Chins
Ta Tsing Kwoh
Americsa
Jurors drawn to replace others in district list
More jurors were drawn yesterday. Charles A. Damuth replaced William J. Weensy of District 15. Andrew R. Eldridge from District 16 was drawn to replace George J. Poilenberger.
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Charles A. Damuth
Jaror
William J. Weensy
Andrew &. Eldridge
George J. Poilenberger
Churches Hire Rev for Boonsboro and Rehrerville
Rev. 8 Slater of Brunswick has accepted the pastorate of the Lutheran churches of Boonsboro and Rehrerville. Also includes miscellaneous local notices about illness and medical remedies from the period.
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Slater
Brunswick
Lutheran Churches of
Boonsboro
Rehreraville
A Million Prisnds Spotted In Odd Ad Claim
A misprinted notice notes a friend in need and money scare, claiming one million people signed or paid, with a free bottle offer at A L Paarre r Drug Side. The message hints at large battles and prices around $1.00 to $1.60.
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Ued
A. L. Paarre
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Royal Eee
Royal Basin
Wall Street, &. T
the Daily News
SF H. Best
Rorea
HALL
Headington
Martlard
Torec Pria
Fengaville
St Sher
Henry Oniler
Isrgs Farm
Bud Jones
Williamn Culler
Mr. Culler
Missea End
Lavania
Myra
Katie Cuiler
Misa Tillie Cuiler
Miss Duvall
Hattie Boblitz
Eva Zimmerman
May Derr
Saloma Zimmerman
Nannie Phiseger
Dells Easterdey
Mina Kate Shawn
Philip Culler
Ha Culler
Daniel
Ira Smith
W Derr
Charles Renn
Roy Pool
Harry Zimmerman
Elmer Derr
Gov. Howard
Howard
Wiliam Zimmerman
Barry Stupp
Florence Baumgardner
North Market Street
Epiarco Church
Record Street
News OF the State
Deoton
Willamaport
Congressmsa
Ferryville
H G
George W Carson
Washington County
Aywenea L
Dorsey Owings
Beate
Seana
THE
Sbnday School
Fes
Loke Tx
Coldex
Ber. D
Sears
Bauer F
Ark
Betty
Mark
Comitz
Els
Elias
Mises
Israel
Tsrael
Abel
Debox
Peter
Akins
Jan
Theos
Elijah
Matthew
Terae
Olivet
Heaven
Nahum
Adam
Eden
Boal
Himerif
Matthaw
Jesus
Iver
Geo
Gilbert
Thas
East Patrick
Biow
Scrofi
Delia Stevens
ILA
Boston
Son
News Job Printing Office
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East
Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Aan
Forza
Alessemda
Circus Agual Medicine
Schiey, Bros
Druzersts
Maryland
A.B
Yeakle
Jas
Jones
Ths
Mexie
Texas
Albert Bonere
Pozzoni
Suri
STOOK
Gridec
Best-Nakera
Grand Rapids
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St
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