Woman's College notes mark second term start
The second term opens with 133 students enrolled, 50 boarders, and most courses continuing through the year. The Music Department needs a new piano this week, and the second concert is set for early time. The Lesbian Society plans an event on February 22, with details to follow. The librarian completes cataloging and filing, and prepares new papers and files for the library.
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Woman's College
Ffty
Lbrarian
St Perkins Band Delivers Mixed Evening At Opera House
81 Perkins and his Pogletown Band played an three act comedy drama to a small audience last night. The troupe offered amusing specialties and drew applause while traveling from Frederick with an uneven performance compared with past shows. In a second item, accident reports say George W. Albaugh was accidentally shot by his son. three bullets hit his side and hand but injuries are not serious.
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St Perkins
Perkins
Opera House
Frederick
George W. Albaugh
Monocacy
Double Pips Creek
Mr. Albaugh
Professor Apple to speak at men's mess on The Great Confession
M. C. A. Prof. J. H. Apple of the Woman's College will address the men tomorrow afternoon on The Great Confession. New song books will be used and a rehearsal of selections will be held tonight in the classroom under Mr. William H. Eeller's direction.
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J. H. Apple
Woman's College
William H. Eeller
Interments During January At Ms Olivat Cemetery
Superintendent Michael reports nine interments for January all adults. Four from the city, three from the county, two from Baltimore and one from Chicago.
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Michael
Ms. Olivat Cemetery
Jenceary
City
County
Baltimore
Chicago
Syrup of Figs Promises Pure Laxative Health Benefits
An early advertisement extols Knovledge and Byrup of Figs as a superior laxative offering quick digestion relief. It claims to cleanse the system without weakening organs, cure headaches and fevers from constipation, and avoid objectionable substances, noting its California origin and general medical approval.
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California
Aod
Hosteteer
Prominent Farmer Hurt by Kick From Young Horse
Mr Olle B Drill of White Oak Springs, a well known young farmer, was seriously injured Thursday afternoon when a horse kicked him in the abdomen while in the yard. He crawled to the house and a local doctor attended, with the condition described as critical but improving slightly the next day. The incident prompted concern among his Frederick friends, who regard him highly.
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Olle B. Drill
White Oak Springs
Are Yard
Drill
Howse
Wlliam Crawford Johnson
Thisefly
Drite
Frederick
Drift
Htsie
Washington County
Willian Ritchie
Chicago
Bowman Party
Evvangelical Association
Hagertown
B. Exher
Eisho Becher
Ritchie
Judge Stake
Hagerstown
Equity Court
J. L. Miller
Death notices from Middletown Valley area figures
George Green 82, longtime wood chopper, dies at home after illness. Funeral at St John Lutheran Church near his residence. Samuel Cline, former Myersville shoemaker, dies at Fountaindale aged about 71. Jeremiah Lyles, 80, dies at Hope Hill. funeral at Hope Hill Church.
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George Green
Middletowne Valley
Aichi
St. John's Lutheran Church
Church Bill
Bamcrl Cline
Samuel Cilne
Myersville
Fountaindale
Adams County
Massra
Jobn
Thomas and
Lewis Gang
Middletown Valley
George Cling
Fountain 2
Jeemiah Lyles
Jeremiah Lyles
Hope Hilt
Hope Hill Church
Hotel Arrivals From Across the Nation and Nearby States
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted Orry Hors W A Davidson Eillip Losere Oscar M Rhodes A Irene W M Swayzl EK M Brown New York Dorsey Owings St Louis L B Fine G W Morris Geo 8 Abraham Philadelphia W H Day McKim Hogg E L ODonnell P H Hanneford Baltimore J H Gillmore Cincinnati Ohio J M McFarland J O C Burmede Pittsburg M Cooex Silver Creek S B Barkus Harpers Ferry J B Thomas Des Moines W H Homewood Buffalo county 1 Cant Howes E Bachelder Kalamazoo A G Long Parkersburg C A Lehman Baltimore D Hemmer Pennsylvania A Twyford N J A Matr Philadelphia county 4 G Guerr Houas O D Reaves South Bend IL J E Resse Ebensburg Pa F W Spotten Columbia Jacob Dut ton Washington county 2
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Orry Hors
W. A. Davidson
Eillip Losere
Oscar M. Rhodes
A. Irene
W. M. Swayzl
EK. M. Brown
New York
Dorsey Owings
St. Louis
L.B. Fine
G. W. Morris
Geo
Kinneharts alley fight leads to 15 days in jail
Anabel Cator and Ida Davis, two young colored women, fought over a gentleman’s attention in Kinneharts alley Mentorday 1. Policeman Hobbs arrested them and Police Justice Ackstein ordered fifteen days in jail. In a separate case, Joseph Groff sued Caser Ramsburg for $19.56 plus costs, with judgment for Groff.
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Anabel Cator
Ida Davis
Kinnehart
Hobbs
Office of
Police
Justice Ackstein
Joseph Groff
Caser Ramsburg
Assampesit
Edward Hewes
Plantiff
Express agent injured delivering feeds at Shoemaker residence
Mr Henry Haller of United States Express Company fell and injured his back while delivering feeds at the George Shoemaker home at East Sixth and East arrests. He was carried to his home on South Market street by evening, with friends expressing sympathy. He previously damaged his knee cap while on duty a few years ago.
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Henry Haller
United States Express Company
George Shoemaker
East Sixth
East Arrests
South Market Street
Haller
Two Weddings in Feagaville Civil Ceremonies
William Fogls and Emeline Staley, both of Feagaville, wed on Wednesday by Rev. Dr. Hesekarl. John L. Lare and E Heffner, from this city, officiated at the groom's residence Thursday evening with Rev. Dr. Basskarl assisting.
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William Fogls
Emeline Staley
Feagaville
Hesekarl
John L. Lare
E. Heffner
Basskarl
Helping the Needy In Frederick Charity Tour Aids 75
The Frederick Society of Charity led by president Robert Jenkins and secretary Marshal B Jenkins toured Frederick yesterday to deliver wood and coal to about 75 needy residents. The assistance reached both white and colored households, including many elderly and sick individuals.
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Frederick Society of Charity
Robert Jenkins
Marshal B. Jenkins
Frederick
Call and Get Catalogs From Local Office
Readable line lists catalogues available. caller urged to contact the office for access. Message mentions a week ending December 7 and references a local office handling the distribution of catalogs.
Purchased houses alter hand of East Waurth area
A brief item notes that B. H. Blackston has purchased a northern portion of East Waurth, now occupied by Mr. J. Bilance. Chas Hickstra of Wi, and a resident of Bare is mentioned in the ownership transfer.
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Pouteusaier
B. H. Blackston
North
Ade
East Waurth
J. ¥. Bilance
Chas
Hickstra
The First Mrs Adah and Longevity of Composers
A fragmented column discusses Lilith and biblical notes on Eve with speculation about birth and demon lore. It then surveys composers longevity, listing Handel Lalande Acerati Haydn Palestrina Spohr Marcello Gluck Passerello Rossini Piccinni Chambial Beethoven Meyerbeer Verdi Gounod and Saens, noting ages at death and years of activity.
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Handel
Lalande
Acerati
Haydn
Palestrina
Spohr
Marcello
Gluck
Passaillo
Rossia
Piccinn
Chambial
Beethoven
Meyerbeer
Aubar
Verdi
Charles Gounod
C. Bains Saens
Mozart
Mendelasohn
Purcell
Pergolest
Bellies
Chopin
Schubert
Why Money is Scarce in the South
The Savannah News notes cotton market data from 1891 93 and 1894 95 showing larger sales in the first four months than previous years but far lower revenue. It argues lower prices not currency shortages reduce southern wallets, urging higher prices or increased production to boost incomes.
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Savannah News
South
Ill-defined Citizen Leaves Local Home in Town
An irregular report notes the illness of a well known local figure, the Honorable Caterbridge, a prominent citizen. Details are sparse as the piece outlines a private health matter affecting a respected resident.
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Caterbridge Noney
Riots and a Possible City Damages Case in Brooklyn
Brooklyn riots at Halsey street and Broadway lead to a potential civil action for Henry Abns's death against Mayor Schieren and the city. A deputy sheriff was assaulted while preventing wire cutting at Maspeth. crowd violence and strikes occurred as deputies fired shots to disperse the mob. Major Oddi in Rome loses sanity. a Crouse estate case hints at an early settlement. a fatal accidental shooting in Bellefonte. and gold findings near Satr Lane spark mining hopes in Utah.
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Henry Abns
Brooklyn
Maribeau
Towns
New York
Seventh Regiment
Halsey Street
Broadway
Schieren
City of
Siate
Maspeth
Dobt
Metphin
Schumacher
Carroll County News Highlights In Brief
Heavy ice stalls travel in Chesapeake Bay region with port closures. Belair Post Office sees new supervisor Alexander Norris. Carroll County reports several accidents and a fatality near Caroline County from a train collision. Two foxes captured in Montgomery County after an exciting chase. Westminster church leaders urge freeholders to reject liquor licenses. a high license fight unfolds as ministers rally against alcohol sales amid renewed petitions. Reverend Swan accepts pastorate at Maker Memorial in Snow Judge Robinson weighs gubernatorial bid. West End Park property transfer decreed by Judge Lynch. Silver Town prepares for a 3600 pound memorial bell at the new Lutheran church.
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Burgess N. Williams
Shipley
Carroll County
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
New Lutheran Church
Silvertow
Westminster
Wion
Rav
Wim. Swan
New Jarasy
Makerwee ‘Memorial Presbyterian Church
Snow
Lcenses
J. T
Westminster Theological Seminary
A. D. Melvin
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Slagie
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Hay John L. Welah
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
W. Bates
Westminster Theological Inary
A. Diehl
Balem
Lutheran Church
P. H. Miller
Grace Lutheran Church
H. J. Macalister
Carroll Charge
Reformed Church
8. Simpson
Western Maryland College
Jesse Hig
Ascension Episcopal Church
T. H. Lewis
Joseph H. Casatdy
St. John's Catholic Church
Joseph A. Welgand
Wiliam A. Crouse
Driving Sleighs Turn North Market Into Race Track
Over two weeks sleighing has been brisk with feasting on speed as drivers careened through North Market. Police report a rowdy display yesterday afternoon ended with arrests but general leniency on test driving, while spectators noted dangerous stunts and a passing crowd paid fines.
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Frederick
Death of the Thurmont horse Prince at age thirty five
The familiar sorrel horse Prince, owned by Mr. John H Boo zer of Thurmont, died after a long life of thirty five years. He slipped on ice, becoming crippled, and humane euthanasia was performed to end his suffering. Prince had remained near the trough with other horses until his death.
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John H. Boozer
Thurmont
South corn boom and regional production costs noted
A fragmented report cites a southern corn surge raising vast bushels, compares production costs with the East, and mentions potential cattle-sourcing integrations with cottonseed. The garbled text references individuals and places with unclear context and several misspellings.
Frightened Horse Disturbs North Market Street Scene
A horse attached to a sleigh reared and dashed along North Market Street near St Perkins' band yesterday. It damaged a storefront glass at Hanshew Markey's window while passersby watched. Coughs and colds remedy Try It’s sold at Heiner Brown Drug Store.
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St Perkins
North Market Street
Hanshew Markey
Lishley
Heiner Brown Drug Store
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