February Term Circuit Court Opens with Grand Jury
The February term convened at 16 o'clock with Judges Lynch and McSherry. The grand jury was sworn and instructed, including caution to investigate the unsafe North Market Street seashornse. The docket was prepared and many old cases may be dismissed to save time and expense. Grand jurors listed include foreman Peter Lugenbee and members Bittle, Long, Wolf, Philips, Wilson, Blessing, McClear, Conner, Bennett, Thomas, Fraley, Eccard, Kemp, Sappington, Fleming, Cronise, Beall, Ogle, Ridgely, Albough, Barn, Wolf, and Bopst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
McSherry
Grand Jery
Anto
Ste- Sherry
Grand Jury
Peter Lugenbee
Foreman
John E. Bittle
Reuben Long
Calvin Wolf
A. 5. Philips
George Wilson
Francis J. Blessing
Henry McClear
Wm. A. Conner
William S. Bennett
John Franklin Thomas
James B. Fraley
Local illness updates reflect improving health
The Sick. Afiss Sarah Fogle of East Sixth street and Mrs T A Danner on the sick list show improvements. Mr W N Garratt of West Patrick Street, previously very ill, is able to be about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Fogle
East Sixth Street
T. A. Danner
W.N. Garratt
West Patrick Street
Maryland Senate Amends Law Record on Publication Reform
The Senate amended the law record to require publication of the general laws in three city papers and sent the measure back to the House for concurrence Governor Brown proposes a modification to the equitable Interest taxation feature of the Hayes assessment bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Senate
Brown
Home for the Aged Frederick issues annual report
The second annual report of the Home for the Aged in Frederick is issued, detailing its two years of existence, staffing changes, donations, and the need for a larger endowment. It notes the death of Mrs. Delaplaine, lists board officers, and acknowledges generous subscribers including Mrs. Adolphus Fearhake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azaus
Home For
Ita
Adolphus Fearhake
Florence Trail
Frederick
Tsetm
Fts
Carlton Shifer
Misa Etenore M. Tyler
Eva Turner
Fanquier Co
Ida Schley
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Louise ML Rogers
Margaret
Mrs Delaplaine
New Jerusalem
Eleanor M. Johnson
Henry Williams
Slessrs
George Markell
Charles W. Ross
Wmn
P. Mauleby, Jr
Irving Parsors
Eisan
Eichelvercer
Omcers and
Manacers
Irs
Ann Grahame Ro
Unclear historical note on a West Taird street item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Clinton Shepherd and a mention of a watch prize. The readable parts are garbled and do not establish a coherent event, date, or location suitable for a full news item. No verifiable facts or clear entities beyond a few names are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aestor Clinton Shepherd
Sheppers
West Taird Street
New York
Custon
Lights Restored After Snowy Carburetor Fault
The party faced a blackout when three electric lights failed last night due to snow freezing between the carbons. The committee chairman, with the electrician, ensured repairs and lights were back on before nine o’clock.
Mountain Road Reform Spreads Through Bergen County Townships
In Bergen County New Jersey Englewood and surrounding townships lead a rural road improvement effort under the road board act. Three townships divide into districts fund themselves and elect a commissioner to oversee projects. Eastern townships macadamize major highways. 17 townships with 47 226 people and 90 852 336 valuation raise 651 535 for road money lowering transportation costs by about half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Making
New Jeeresy
Bergen County
N. J
Englewood
Ridgefield
Palisades
Road Board
Chewing Gum for Sea Sickness Proven An Ocean Cure
A British reader recounts on a English channel voyage how American chewing gum eased seasickness. The gum, chewed briefly, becomes solid yet remains usable and should not be swallowed. The writer notes the gum can be kept for repeated uses and sometimes shared or saved for later voyages.
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English Channel
New York
Dover
Calais
Death notices and obituaries filed in Baltimore area
Deaths reported in Baltimore include Amands Trail Kemp of 46 529 North Charles Street died February 4 1994 at age 81 funeral February 6 at 21 tenths of an hour from residence. Mrs FLOOR formerly of Frederick County daughter of Capt Daniel Main of Hagerstown died in Garden City Maine aged about 55. A nine year old child of Michael Britner living two miles north of Walkersville died of scarlet fever funeral set for 10 tomorrow. The Junior Steam Fire Engine Co No 2 thanks Gut ted Fire Company and members of Independents Uniteds for support in recent fire efforts. Epwago Zoonitz president of Fun tors.
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Kemp
Baltimore
Trail Kemp
Henry Kemp
North Charles Street
Floor
J. C. Flook
Frederick County
Daniel Main
Hagerstown
Garden City
Michael Britner
Walkersville
Independents
Uniteds
Epwago Zoonitz
Funtors
In the Law's Grip Four Colored Boys Arrested for Crap
A Saturday arrest by officer Abrecht led to two of four colored youths receiving thirty days hard labor on the stone pile at Monterue, while the other two paid fines of 385 dollars each. Justice Eckstein presided. Funeral: Albert Nelson colored, buried at Greenmount Cemetery with Rev C H Young officiating. pallbearers named Grayson Williams William Rogers Albert Lee James Skinner. Funeral directors A T Rice and Sons.
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Abrecht
Monterue
Eckstein
Albert Nelson
C.h.young
Grayson Williams
Wm. Rogers
Albert Lee
James Skinner
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Meadow Mass School Trustee Quotes Pronunciation Note
An item notes Meadow Massachusetts school trustee Deacon Tuarez recalling the importance of correct pronunciation. It cites mispronunciations by many, including terms like Genueude and squeer, reflecting on common speech errors in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuarez
Meadow
Mass
Vilage
Correctio Beeton Gazette
Cocoanut Cakes From Old Time Instructions
Grate cocoanuts and beat egg whites with sugar to form snow. Stir in shredded coconut and fold into a light batter. Bake in shallow pans until firm and lightly browned. Cool, cut into squares. Households warned by old sayings against bed bugs if not careful. Ball’s Cough Strap advertised.
Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad Promises Quick Healing
An 19th century classified style ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as best for cats bruises sores cuts and skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Sells for 25 cents and advertised by Garrott & Pearre druggists along with Shiro’s Cure a cough and consumption remedy offered with a gasrantee. One cent adose Bets Hocts and $1.00 ads also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Perpox
Garrott & Pearre
Shioh
Garrotte&s Pearre
Drusgsts
Social at M E church to feature The Peak Sisters
The entertainment committee of the Bovorikh League plans a Friday evening social in the M E church lecture room at 8 o clock. The main event is a new cantata The Peak Sisters performed by an eight lady orchestra. A home party at Frank Coblentz's residence near Brad dock in this county is set for tomorrow evening with about 20 couples from Frederick invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovorikh League
M. E. Church
Peak Sisters
Frank Coblentz
Braddock
County
Frederick
Marriage Licenses for Shindiedecter and Hamerick in Mechanics Town
John Jackson Shindiedecter and Emma K. Hamerick, both of Mechanics Town district, obtained marriage licenses according to local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jackson Shindiedecter
Emma K. Hamerick
Mechanicstown
World’s Pair coupon offer and bound volume deal
Readers are invited to collect World’s Pair coupons from The News to obtain parts of an Art Portfolio with ten cent or two cent stamps. Delivery is planned each Saturday, orders due by Wednesday. A bound volume option costs six fifty with free weekly issues, sample copies available at The News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Newe
Hefleeted Eight and Reflective Surfaces in Print
A fragmented article discusses white surfaces reflecting light better than glass, noting paper or whiteness creates reflections from many points. It mentions cotton factory mechanisms improving throughput, including a feeder opener and an automatic clearing tank. Wisconsin’s name origin is traced to French and Indian roots. Drug ads promote Blood Purifier and Pan-Tina cures for coughs and lags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
New York Sun
Wisconsin
Garrett & Pearre
Dragmsts
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EK. M. Remsburg
Carlin House
Frederick, Md
George A. Gilbert
North Market
Frederick, Ma
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Hawking
Chatrani
Shiloh
Stemner Bros. Ding
Sexton Grand
Iron King and
Noble Cook
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E. Patrick St
D. Thomas
Penny Rotal Pitts
Ors
Mayer
Isisarat
PETUA
Remington
Meike
Midi
Tzap
Washburn
Crosby
Minneapolis
Manufsetore
L M. Hildebrand
Pan-Tina Heave
Stemer Bros
Brug
Suaughttt
N. J. Wilson & Sor
Excelsior Stove House
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W. L. Douglas
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