Happenings and weather notes from Howard Street area
The item lists local business notes at 101 103 and 105 N Howard Street and mentions weather forecasts for the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia with warmer conditions and showers in other regions. It reports improvements by Wm D Bowers Company including a porch, hitching posts on East Patrick Street, and a rumored turnpike plan via Mt St Marys post office. It also covers a chess match ending in Tschigorin's victory after a long game with the Vank gambit.
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district of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Wm. D. Bowers Company
East Patrick street
Beck, Ridge
Frederick and
Emire pike
Mt. St. Mary's post office
Motter
Ishigorin
Mess: 3
Gumbere
Tlavana
Tschigorin
Pittsburgh to Chicago Limited Adds Stenographers on Board
The Pennsylvania Railroad launches a new departure with stenographers and typewriters on the limited express between New York and Chicago. Dictation will be taken free of charge, transcribed, and letters or telegrams mailed from the car. The service aims to aid business and leisure travelers.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York
Chicago
Salvation U S cure for Rheumatism advertised
Clergymen and citizens endorse Salvation U S as a great cure for rheumatism priced at 25 cents a bottle. Sales points list Omeggists and social mentions note spinster dinners for marriage-minded young ladies. Dr girl Cough Syrurp is touted for curing coughs throat ailments and throat issues.
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U.S
girl
Public Pianoforte Lecture Recital Praised by Boston Traveler
The Boston Traveler lauds Edward Baxter Per for a public pianoforte lecture recital. It highlights the event as a vital educational advance, noting its variety, interest, and the performer's admirable voice and technique amid the broader educational aims.
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Boston
Edward Baxter
Perry
Letters From the People and Local Notes on Clarke Visit
Readers debate public schools and freedom of thought as an American farmer praises literacy and Europe contrasts, while Con Clarke’s visit is recalled with praise for hospitality and western life. Real estate transfers and the Potomac Bridge Works and Fredericks Box Factory begin operations, with Hart Welty blowing the first whistle.
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The
New
Italy
York
ini Iv
America
Europe
Potomac Bridge
Fredericks
Hart Weliy
Ramsburg will filed for probate and Nichols estate OK’d
Orphans Court reports the will of Henry Ramsburg filed yesterday for probate. Letters of administration granted on the Edward Nichols estate to Charles B. Nichols with John H. Ramsburg as agent. Also an ad notes Mather's Glove Cleaner sold only at Garrett's Drug Store Arto.
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Henry Ramsburg
Edward Nichols
Charles 8. Nichols
John H. Ramsburg
Mather
Garrett
Arto
Congress and Maryland Legislature Work Summary
Brief of yesterday's sessions notes Speaker Reed's adjournment tactics and protest actions. Maryland Assembly discussed bills to repeal governor removal power, preserve public health, and charter revisions. House considered Leonard Culver monument, electric light company acts, debt relief, pauper death reforms, and real estate procedures.
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MARYLAND ASSEMBLY
Maryland
Baltimore
Senate
criminal Court
Baltimore city
University of March
House of Delegates
Leonard Culvert
st. Mary's City
Deaths at Emmitsburg Chronicle Notes
Death notices from Emmitsburg report Clara Elder aged 0 years 15 days buried from St Joseph's Church. Emma Molenich and Lawrence Dick infant deaths noted. Elizabeth Betsy Baird, 75, interred Mt St Marys cemetery. Local sickness includes John Longis, Howard Baker, C T Zacharias, and Jos Buffington with varied conditions.
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CLARA E, ELDER
Clare E
James EB
Salite Elder
Sc. Joseph’s Catholic church
ELIZABETH BAIRD
Elizabeth
Betsy” Baird
Sam’s Creek
Uniontown
Mt St Marys cemetery
EMMITSLURG
Local Progress And Improvements In Shookstown
In Shookstown February 2 progress in the school shows an average daily attendance of 43 with a roll of 4802. The winter term ending Jan 31 averaged 70 percent of enrollment. Town improvements feature new fences, dwellings, and a notable house addition on South Market. Residents include Miss Geo Sull and Nettle ill with grippe. Mrs Abdiel Albauch ill with pneumonia. Capt. Schley and Mrs Schley visiting relatives.
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rom
Shookstown
Ernest Miss
Patrick street
Ed. Staley
Tirte
AL AL Wie
W. i
Trier
Zion
grippe
pnenninaia
Abdiel Albauch
J H. Groff
Flinn
Frederick
Capt. Schley
Ida Munshaur
Abram Diehl
Ladburs
Freight car break-in case sent to jail
A hearing on the charge of breaking into a freight car at Frederick Junction was held yesterday afternoon before Magistrate Wilson. State of Charles Baker was committed to jail in default for $200 security for the grand jury's action.
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Charles Baker
Frederick Junction
yesterdy
Wilson
Buckeystown Sickness and Local Notices
Buckeystown reports many residents ill with grippe and pneumonia as Dr Boone treats a busy caseload. Neighbors note recoveries and ongoing care among Keller family members, Cromwell and Cromwell relatives, and local merchants and teachers. The Methodist Endeavor society in Cumberland held a monthly meeting with prayers, readings, and performances led by Rev. E. Cullough.
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Buckeystown
Becsessions
Laerippe
Boone
Ur. Keller
Chease
eller
Wien
John AL “Kesier
Philemun
Resina
TLOT
gimmons
EN Nicodumus
ourg Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
Béetiterd street
AL. P. church
Cumberland
exerc
E. LcCullough
Anna Barnard
Lana Cowden
Slisses Alverta Dodeon
Villetta Pitzer
Gibson Cowden
Rev
McCullough
Alverta Dodsondaett
Juna Cowden
Frederick
Hagerstown Happenings Feb 3 New hotel manager and local notices
Isaac Miengle will take charge of the Franklin House in spring. Rock Forge Distillery sample room burglarized for goods. The Third English Evangelical congregation extends a call to Rev E Bateman of Snydersville Pa. George W Burkhart dies at 72 near S tershum. Five new bridges built or repaired along the old national turnpike in western region.
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Hagerstown
Isaac Miengle
Rock Forge
E. Bateman
Snydersville
George W. Burkhart
George Burkhart
Stershum
Teachers Institute Program and Local News
An all day program at Wolfsville school house on Friday Feb 7 features sessions on spelling interest physical education and general teaching methods with local educators. A Cumberland report notes the suicide of Thomas J Guten of Frostburg and recalls his medical career, while advertisements tout Dr Acker’s English Pills Kemp’s Balsam for throat and lungs and medications available from local druggists.
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Teachers” Institute
Catoctin
Teachers’ Institute
Wolfsville
Vizzie A. Wolf
J O. ars
T. L.Hauver
Smith Physical education
BE. C. Haok Yocaisoin
G R
Dinsmore
Statelmrer
WL Wilson
C. A
Kemp
Tracy Fire Tragedy Draws Cabinet Tears and Mourning
A Washington mansion fire kills Mrs Tracy and Mrs Wilmerding as Secretary Tracy suffers a near-fatal crisis. Rescue attempts fail for the two women, while the Secretary and daughter Miss Mary Tracy escape or are found in the blaze. The scene leaves the city in mourning and officials at high levels expressing sympathy.
Virginia and Maryland News Roundup In 1900s Style
A Virginia woman Eliz dies in Norfolk by fire. Ex congressman W W Boyce passes in Fairfax County. Judge Hamilton Neale of Northampton County dead. Gen Spriggs anti trust bill killed in West Virginia legislature. Potash and others noted in Rainesville area. Virginia House rejects convict labor repeal for public works in Richmond. Proctor and party tour to Soldiers’ Home Hampton and discuss grade crossing with Jackson. Troop review at Fort Monroe followed by a reception at Col Franks’s quarters. Dollie Wilson dies in Baltimore aged 106. A road project from Cumberland to Washington proposed on canal bed. Freight wreck at East New Market, Dorchester County. no injuries. Baltimore College of Dental Surgery to mark semi centennial March 20. Single Tax faction opens new quarters at Drain Hall in Baltimore. Baltimore Board of Trade supports lumber movement. Rev W T Clemmdenounces Mayor Davidson’s stance. State’s Attorney Kerr announces death of R Stockett Mathews in Baltimore Criminal Court. tribute by Col John L Thomas and Judge Stewart as court adjourns.
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Annapolis
boarsd of public works
Secretary of State
Cumberland and Washington Railroad Company
Eneh “Pratt
Dayia” I Bardlett
Folm A. Danbleton
Baltimore city
Ass Wilkon
Cumberland
Martin N. Rohrback
Frederick
E. Kurtz Johnson
Washington
ciy
milroad
Baltimore
Eliz
Norfolk
W. W. HBoyce
Fairfax county
Hamilton
Neale
Northampton
Gen
Spriggs
West Virginia
Potter
Raines
redericksburg
Virginia House of Delegates
Hichmond
Proctor
Tome Hampton
Mr. Jackson
Ohio Railroad
Hampton
Fort Monroe
Franks
bin
Dollie Wilson
BaltimETE
East New Market
Dorchester county
Baltimore College of Dental Surgery
Taiure
Marri
Draid Hall Amore and
Gay streets
Orden
Paseen
Baltimore Board of Trade
W. T. D.Clemm
Davidon
Baltimore Criminal Court
Attormmey Kerr
R Stockett Mathews
Col
John L. Thomas
Stewart
First Symptoms of Death Warn of Poisoned Blood Elixir Claim
The article describes symptoms of poisoned blood including dull head ache and digestive distress and asserts Dr Acker's English Blood Elixir purifies poisons with a positive guarantee. Sold by J A Williamson druggist.
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Dr. Acker
America
I. A. Williamson
Acker
Briscoe to Succeed Stone on Up Court Bench
In Annapolis Mr. John P. Briscoe continues in the spot of Judge Stone on the Up Court bench. Alvey has returned to Annapolis with the papers in the town receivership case for the C and O canal. In Washington a National Convention of Colored Men is in session. John G. Carlisle prepared a Democrats in the House position on their contest with Speaker Reed. The House elections committee is said to back a new election in the case of Representative C. R. Breckinridge of Arkansas.
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John P. Briscoe
Judge Stone
e -Alvey
WASHINGTOR. A
National Convention of Colored Men
Washington
Jon
Jonn G. Carlisle
House
Reed
House committee on elections
C. R. Breckinridge
Arkansas
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