Local church notices and religious meetings reported
The Reformed Missionary Society hosts its monthly meeting as services and sermons fill several churches. Reports note officers of the Young People's Association meeting at the UB church, salary payments, and interdenominational events including Bethel Lifes and St. Jobs Catholic Church services, with notes on appointments and transfers in the Baltimore and Maryland Methodist conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Mivalonary Society
Me. H. Wolf
Young People’s Association
U. Beckuren
Bethel
St. Jobs's Catholic Church
Yoldiock
Fr. Coleman
George Doberty
Geo. Yfnger
Fred A. Guiner
FLO Y. Moc
Portenmouth
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Chutren
Foster
Hey. E. Ollm Eldridge
Exeter Street Church
Ualtimore
Methodist Episcopal Church South Media
Harrhenburg
Kelner
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Pocomoke City
W.S. Btroyer
Daltimore
Episcopal Ehurch
Elkton
Cecil County
Mal
Arnott
Avenue of Interest Here and There
Yesterday and Today reports a Maryland array of local incidents. Farmer Samuel Barwick of Queen Anne's county dies. Oysterman Captain Michael Foley fined for oyster smugglings near Cumberland. A truck freight train accident kills a boy. two legs crushed. Mary Herchmar dies at Mount de sales convent. Annapolis and Baltimore Short Line upgrades cost 5000 dollars for new dray beams. Trial news includes Tom Thompson case in Towson and Jesse G Clayton legal contention. Storekeeper Edward Eviteh robbed. $604 stolen. Belleville Asylum trustees form with Kenley as president and Sehin as physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Barwick
Queen Anne's County
Leon H. Vincent
Woman's College
Haltimore
Bridget McKay
Elaton
Jarmen W. Mellyatn
Hartimore
Mn Presbyterian Church
Anosporis
Michael Foley
Michael Polyy
Alfred
Jeb Pa
Alnee
Tom Thompson
Cheaturtown
Joseph F. Wakely Toon
Bies Amy
Towson
Ta Secon
Jesse G. Clayton
Whe
Mitchellsile
Prince George's County
Atoren Marlboro
PRM
Bellevun Asylum
Hagerstown
Davies L. Kenley
John C. Anuking
J. FP. Fleey
Treashrer
J. 3. Sehinde
Social happenings and birthdays in early town life
The social world item notes a reception for Judge Townsend at his Washington home with a long list of attendees including Mrs Townsend and guests. It also reports Katie Young’s birthday party on North Market Street and announces a leap year dance at Uneville with organizers. The adjutant general’s report details Maryland militia strength and personnel across ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alfred
Magruder Muncaster
Mamie Wilson
Mies
Lydia Harrington
Snd
A.C. Geer
Borfut
St. Randolph MacSiahon
Mra. Uhl
Murders Shock Vienna Case Echoes in Magdeburg
A sensational crime tale mirrors a Vienna murder case as authorities in Magdeburg pursue two suspects, Erbe and his accomplice Bunt Jrock, in the disappearance and alleged murder of a young woman Klages. Police connections point to an early Hanover trip and further revelations to come from court. The report widens with references to other recent murders and suspects in Cincinnati and New York, as investigators seek to establish links and motives amid ongoing detentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratay
Vienna
Maagdeburg
Tomen
Erbe
Bunt Jrock
Nater
Klages
Wheatate
Mardeburg
O* * Tide
Eebos
Hin Tersaly
Hanover
Tealy
Kasten
Cincinnat
Cope
John Ryan
Ala Wirkeeper
Bence
Ania Griffin
Senatorial Contest and Postmaster Nomination in National Scene
The week centers on Senate battles over the Privileges and Elections report in the Clagett contest, with Stewart leading the defense for Clagett and Tyler expected to push immediate action. Also noted are Hale's reciprocity resolution, Stewart's free carriage tax proposal, Rathbun’s postmaster nomination at Elyria, and the Woods confirmation fight in Indiana with Voorhees and Tur(e) opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Hill
We Kin Congress
Committees On Privileges
Dubata
W.H. Chigett
Tyler
Hale
Stewart
Portolives
Rathbun
Elyria
David
Mall
Weston
Hill
Voorhees
Ture
Pleasant Paragraphs About Thow Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes from Urbana mention Mr. Joe Davia visiting Frederick with his wife’s sister and other locals such as Miss Elis Sigler visiting her sister in Frederick. Several residents travel for business tonight to Baltimore and Cincinnati, including Luther Nichols, Edward Rice, Thomas Lippa, and Mr. Knott visiting Knoxville with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Davia
Urbana
Frederick
Fife
Mise Elis Sigler
Sheperdstown
Wim
F. Barrick
Patrick Street
Eugene H. Brachey
Yellow Springs
Jos. Brachey
Cincinnati
Ohio
Luther Nicholasa Vialting
Webedelde
West Patrick Aheel
Menora
Loy
Clay Perry
Malimore
Messrs
Edward Rice
Thomas Lippa
W. AH
Shipley
Geo
Layman
John Rules
Baltimore
F Columbus Knott
Knoxville
Mra
Row. Knott
Jacob Rosenstock
John J. Hendrickson
Alex. Warfield
Lualness
Sir
WM Shipley
Death notices in Liberty and Yellow Springs area
A string of obituaries and health notices from Liberty and Yellow Springs. Miss Fannie Uitverberger Pampel of Liberty dies at 4:15 AM leaving husband and five children. Charles Clink, 8, dies of diphtheria and is buried at Rocky Settlement. Elia Sourge and Eliza Young, farmers near Woodbine, die of grip and old age respectively. Other local updates mention residents recovering from illnesses and concerns about health remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Pasipet
Fannie Pampel
Wifaot
Frank Pampel
Liberty
Fannie Uitverberger
Charles Clink
Charles
Ce Cling
Hoeky Springs
Do'elock
Doubs
Nem Hlia Sourg
Elivha Young
Carroll County
Woodbine
Freedom District
Grip
Seea
PS CF Sara
Frustrated Senator Quay Hobbled by Illness in Washington
The report notes Senator Quay has been confined to his bed for several days with a slight grip and cannot answer political inquiries as physicians ordered rest. Meanwhile, a double murder shocks Washington as electrician Howard J. Rehuader shoots his wife and her brother on their way to church, killing the brother instantly while the wife sustains multiple wounds. In Towanda, a boy named Harry Dirtch is found frozen in the snow beside a furnace vent after wandering from school, his fate sealed by exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Wright
Wasisutos
Howard J. Rehuader
Agarchist Lehmenter
Quiinewsiiti
Washington
Towanda Protea
Pirow
Portsviria
Harry
Willian
Echool
German Syrup and the Germ Theory of Consumption
The article argues that consumption is a germ disease caused by tiny bacilli entering the body through food air or skin. It describes how germs invade the lungs and claims German Syrup loosens kills expels and heals the damaged lung tissue, making consumptives germ-proof and well.
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Thos, McDonald
Albermarle Tay
Miles
Milt
Garrott & Pearre
Milew
Tolmcen
Wolles
Milee
Garretts
Morita
Dre Wb
Myowm
Lee Unk
Floris
Buldat Kheiner
Acker
Uarrott & Pearro
Ne Ting
Tina
Stefper
Pan-Tina
Qougbas
la Orippe
Deiner Brow
Shiloh
News OY Tre State
Benl LO Lay Dehaly Verluntay
Waa
Infantry
Mitithey
Beck
National
Mowate
John Wilson
EH Wolf
Hfe
Joreph Feaga
Erippe
Frank Benner
Atippe
John
Dia
Aed
Howe
Lane
Mitgine
Lowels Richilng
Scott
Gina Muldian
Ian
Caunterfert
Heecham
Puta
Beegham
Spilis Ce
Kemp
Bela
Tutt
Prios
Park Mace
New York
Haria
Romifraunt
Desien
Flaish
Pacnen
Sultspurchieer
Estey Organs
Ackoewleived
Over
Gise Bros
South Market Street
A.R Yeakle
Wes Cole
George Washington
House of Co. C. Carty
Er. Best
Brock
North Market Street
Parrish
P. B. Wilson
City of
Rosenstock, Bros
E. Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
W. H. B. Etchison
Anna Totro
Phas
Iron King
Noble Cook
GLOBE
Frederich
Topse
Vian Bo Reet Patelek Street
Frederton
D. Thomas & CO
Dred of Thorners
Tre Nace Cto
Treferier, Ma
Jramblers
H.W. Loeb
N. Piftecati
den Callowaill
Reok Prag
Atoe Ee
Des Aaa
Toe Wregwiirs
Casalogee
Partirgiara
Radler
Provéret
Poweder
F. A. Sadler
Brevevery
Business College
A. Charice St
Mip
Meomher Scheel
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