Brief Bits and Bugles of Daily World News
A compact miscellany notes moon and star events for February watch times, mentions 1899 as a growing date, and hints at local weather. It lists various facts including a 1230 pound colt, Michigan salt output of 4 777 121 barrels, St Lawrence basin size, pension rise to 12 dollars, and London's tabernacle rebuilding. It covers postage stamp value, Dartmoor, New York police force, crime rankings, Bible counts, and a floral tribute to Isaiah Mealey.
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Army
Navy
United States
J. W. Molesworth
Nameville
Michigan
St. Lawrence River
Canada
Joseph White
Thurmont
Whitefield
Tottenham Court Road
London
William Jenner
Roscoe C. White
H. E. Wilcox
Frederick
Dartmoor
Devon
England
New York
Arizona
Nevada
Massachusetts
G. M. Gesser
Altoona
Florence Mealey
Isaiah Mealey
Social World Recitals and Local Notices from Washington
Friday evening last Mr and Mrs D K Stonebraker entertained at 645 Massachusetts avenue Washington D C with vocal and instrumental selections. A large party attended a 2 dance last night with refreshments. Land sales in Anne Arundel County included parcels to Ferdinand Frederick and F Eugene Waithen. The will of George Wenz, who died last week, was probated naming Mrs John Eisenhauer as sole heir and executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Stonebraker
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington, D.C
Samuel Stonebraker
Hattie Hoover
Stonebraker
B. M. McComas
Samuel Titlow
East Fourth Street
Christian Rocklitz
Anne Arandel County
Ferdinand Frederick
F. Eugene Waithen
South River
Anne Arundel County
Nathan Pumphrey
Luther A. Palmer
George Wenz
Orphans’ Court
John Eisenhauer
Administrator Dorsey Appointed On Pearre Estate In Howard
William F. Dorsey is named administrator c t a on the estate of the late Mrs. Louisa V. Pearre of Howard County fourth district. Pearre widow of Oliver Pearre, of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Dorsey
Deer
C.t.a
Louisa V. Pearre
Howard County
Oliver Pearre
January Health Officer Report Totals and Burials
Frederick city health officer Dr. C Goodell reports January deaths 11 in city and 48 in county, with 12 births. Typhoid, scarlet fever, pneumonia and other causes listed. 17 interments at Mt Olivet, and 10 city deaths in interments. Clerks office recorded 167 instruments including 98 deeds and 69 mortgages.
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Mt. Oliver
Deeda
C.¥. Goodell
Frederick City
City
Mt. Olivet
St. John's
Woodsboro
Middletown
Urbana
Mt. St. Mary's
Myeraville
Unionville
Kemptown
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Brunswick
Beaver Dam
Liberty
Death notices and congregational reception in Unionville area
Several obituaries and notices appear including Emma Lugenbeel of Unionville buried Linganore Cemetery after a sudden stroke at 120 W Twentieth Baltimore. Ruth Etchison aged eighty dies near Germantown. Theodore Geesey dies at Walkersville. Arthur A Johnson, 18, dies in Baltimore. funeral at 1425 West Fayette Street. Evangelical Lutheran church hosts a well attended congregational reception with decorated rooms, palms, orchestra, coffee and cake tables, and warm welcomes.
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Minh Emma Lugenbeel
Emma Lugethbeel
Unionville
Twentieth Street
Baltimore
Kisday
Peter Lugenbeel
Linganore
Arthur A. Johnson
Mary C
Gershom D. Johnson
West Fayette Street
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Funeral notices for Lewis Vonson and Edward Howard
The funeral of Lewis Vonson will be tomorrow at 1 p.m. from Montevue Hospital with burial at Doub's graveyard. Rev C W Stine Spring will preach a sermon at Rocky Springs church after the burial. Edward B Howard dies in Washington. his funeral is tomorrow at 1 p.m. from his sister Mrs D A Yaste's residence at 007 East Capitol street, with interment at Congressional Cemetery, Washington. The Monocacy River iced over, affecting local ice supply for farmers this winter. Syrup of Figs marketed as a gentle laxative remedy by California Fig Syrup Company is promoted for cleansing the system and breaking up colds and fevers.
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Lewis Vonson
Montevue Hospital
Doub
Rocky Springs Church
C. W. Stine Spring
Edward B. Howard
Washington
D. A. Yaste
East Capitol Street
Congressional Cemetery
California Fig Syrup Company
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick and Nearby
A stream of society items notes Clayton of Chicago visiting Frederick today and several residents from York Pa Baltimore and nearby towns in the city yesterday. Guests include Miss Fannie Whitmore of Bakers Valley with her sister in East Patrick street and Marion Dyer family moving to York Pa for their future home.
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Poa. Clayton
Chicago
Frederick
A. C. Bresster
York, Pa
George William Smith
Biletimore
B. Stotlemyer
Wooulsboro
Marion Vauble
Alfred Ritter
Baltimore
T. R. Smith
York
George J. Hankey
Mountaindale
Henry 3
Usanmuick
Lewin Town
Norman Houpt
Myersville
Dayton
Ohio
George Lease
Taneytown
Carroll County
Edward
Tyler
Cumberland
Chas. Schaefer
Martinsburg
W. Va
Raleigh van Meter
Shepherdstown
Fannie Whitmore
Bakers Valley
Estelle Mebrling
East Patrick Street
Marion. Dyer
East Fifth Street
February Month Reflections and Opera Showings
February brings lingering winter, Lent observance, and early garden hints. Weather lore notes two days for forecasts including St Mathias on February 24. The Polar Star opera in Washington, staged for St Aloysius Sunday school then Gore Hall, impressed readers and earned praise from the Washington Post.
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Washington
Frederick
Gonzaga Hall
Farmers' Institute at Frederick County Needs Greater Attendance
A Frederick County farmer questions why the Farmers Institute draws few participants. He notes meetings have featured prominent speakers and stresses the value of farmer gathering and交流 new ideas to foster growth and cooperation.
Miss Navaile Reeves to Become Nurse at Johns Hopkins
Baltimore society learns Miss Navaile Reeves daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Reeves will give up fashion to study nursing. She is a popular belle and active in charity work and has applied for Johns Hopkins Training School. After training she will become a district nurse to assist the sick for charity.
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Baltimore Society
Navaile Reeves
Charles H Reeves
Miss Reeves
Johns Hopkins Training School
Going to Cuba trip amid Richmond Savannah Brunswick plans
Mr J Knight McDonnold and Air Guy Thomas left yesterday afternoon for Cuba with plans to spend a day or two in Richmond before traveling to Savannah and then to Brunswick. From Brunswick they will arrange to embark for Havana after a few days. Honor for J Alfred Ritter Jr. was named best speaker at Friday’s contest by a school vote. President E E Cates addressed the County Teachers Institute in Ellicott City. Snow and cold prevailed with about two inches of snow and a 4 degree high. Noah E Cramer sold real estate on Fulton avenue Walkersville to Charles G Cramer for $1 50. Governor Lowndes said the future of the First Regiment is unknown even to the War Department. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised.
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Cuba
J. Knight McDonnold
Air
Guy Thomas
Richmond
Savannah
Brunswick
Havana
J. A. Ritter, Jr
J. Alfred Ritter, Jr
E. E. Cates
Ellicott City
County Teachers Institute
Noah E. Cramer
W. F. Hemp
Fulton Avenue
Walkersville
Charles G. Cramer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Boston Globe
Townsend
Washington
Baty of
Catoctin
George M. Dallas
Stephen A. Douglas
Daily Press
Europe
Spain
Sweden
Russia
Townsend for Congress seat praised by Wellington and McConas
A profile touts Giorge Alfred Townsend of Gapland as a leading candidate to fill the late John Russell Young in Congress. President McKinley and Secretary Hay show support, with Senators McComas and Wellington backing Townsend, a veteran journalist and author active since 1860.
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McKinley
Nbraria
Congress
John Russell Young
Giorge Alfred Townsend
Gapland
Townsend
McConas
Wellington
Hay
Georgetown
Del
Sussex
Parente
Worcester
Washington College
Chestertown
Delaware College
Newark
Philadelphia
Forney
New York Herald
Herald
Parson Brownlow
New York
Army of the Potomac
Frederick Hudson
Richmond
Pope
Cedar Mountain
Henry J. Raymond
England
Cornhill Magazine
Chambers’ Journal
Holland
Germany
Italy
New York World
Battle of Five Forks
Lincoln
West
Austria
Prussia
Tribune
Washington City
Gath
Horace White
Chicago Tribune
Cincinnati Commercial
Miss Florence Trail Honored At Baltimore Salon
The Woman's Literary Club hosted Miss Florence Trail of Frederick Md to discuss her book A History of Italian Literature. She spoke fifty minutes from memory, translated Italian poems exquisitely, and impressed guests from New York St Louis and Augusta Co The event highlighted her extensive research and library access at Peabody.
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Miss Trail
Baltimore
Woman’s Literary Club
Florence Trail
Frederick
John C. Wrenshall
Misa Trail
New York
St. Louis
Augusta
Colored Mandolin Club Concert Tonight in Adamstown
The Colored Mandolin Club of this city will visit Adamstown this evening for a concert at Kreig's Hall. The club is described as a group of talented young colored men who will deliver a fine entertainment.
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Adamstown
Colored Mandolin Club
Kreig’s
Local celebrities headlined at City Opera House tomorrow night
Notable names such as the Wizard of the Nile the Zalus the Mikado Sherlock Holmes and Dewey will appear at City Opera House tomorrow night along with other celebrities. Cruise of the Polar Star promoted for the Junior Uniforms. Boyle's Pectoral Syrup advertised for coughs and pulmonary troubles priced at 25 cents.
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Sherlock Holmes
Dewey
City Opera House
Cruise of the
Boyle
Garment Sale Prolonged Amid Big Linen Towels Bargains
Our Garment Sale continues this week with last week's Nips prices cited. Many customers benefited from the sale last week as the store emphasizes value. The Linen Towels in a large 40x21 size are offered at 20 per pair, claiming 60c value per purchase. Additional Sik values added to short pieces priced for quick selling. Tot of Plain and Stamped Shams Scarves Splashers Tray Covers half price now. Feather boas new styles offered at half price. CuSTON & Mary Market 81.
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P. S
Promae
Presbyterian Church Sewing Sale and Supper This Week
Local notice: Presbyterian Church sewing society hosts sale and supper in the church lecture room Wednesday through Friday with dine-out and take-out options. Menus include oysters fried or stewed, broiled chicken, cold ham, salad, coffee or chocolate at 25 cents. oysters dozen 40 cents. plates with salad or oysters 10 cents. ice cream and cake 5 to 10 cents. Also Little Daisy Photographs offered in February by Hrew the Photographer. S. Cramer optician advertises eye services at 92 Nurils Market Street. Boyles Pectoral Strum price 23 cents at drugstores.
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Sewing Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
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