News of the Churches and Local Announcements
Sunday services advertised across city and county churches. Holy communion at All Balnta Episcopal Church. Maryland Conference of the U B Church to convene in Walkersville March 10th. Rev. O Wesephust and Rev. Ken nard listed for sermons. Revival at the ULB Church continues with numerous conversions. St John Catholic Church notes regular mail moving. Carroll County Teachers Association held a meeting with address on the Coming Woman by Dr. Davidson. Local obituaries include Miss Mary Anne Creager and Miss Helen Nivell.
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City Ad
Balnta Episcopal Church
Maryland
U. B. Church
Walkers Lle
MC. A
Lewis Ruprecht
Win. A. Burger
Wesephust
Douh'a
St. James
Cours Street
Fearbabe
Bilde
Iahe
Tere
Trinity Mi
Jey
C. L. Nennard
Conmunton
Kennard
Montegue
ULB
Meehantestawa
Carto
the Sacred Heart
St. John's Catholic Church
Ofelock A.M
Hali
Myersvillg
Ehurch
Myersvill
Peo
Carroll County
Mary Anne Creager
Uniontown
Harkeyville
Helen Nivell
Talleytown
Mit
Yopa Hospital
Roberts
Carroll County Teachers’ Association
Central Hall
Wilbur L. Davidson
Philadelphia
Grace Hockenemth
May Forrest
Taneytown
Ida Diffenbaugh
Westminster
M. Lu. Bott
Weatminster
Luther E. Kemp
Silas A. Gorsuch
Gamber
Board of Pantianoramining Aurgeona
Carroll
Frederick, Howard
Baltimore
Anne Arundsl c
Baltimore City
Franklin
York Counties
Carroll County School Board approves winter payroll total
At Carroll county school board meeting the winter term payroll of $31,ATOM was approved after reports showed some teachers exceeded the legal allowance for the term but were approved to be paid. Attending were President Grimes and other officials including Clerk Crose and Judge Roberts. The County Teachers Association will meet in Westminster today with Dr. Wilbur L. Davidson delivering a talk.
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Vanie Carroll
County Schoola
Carroll County School Board
Jacob JH. Blocher
Alessa
Prin
Frank T. Shaw
W. Hering
J. He Sillingslen
Wertminster
Dulany
Maltimore
County Teachers’ Association
Wilbur L. Davidson
Oak
WHEAT CROP IN FRANCE REPORT FROM FRANCS CONSUL
Frederick United States consul Charles Trail reports France harvested about 2,545,500 hectares of wheat yielding 75,054,600 hectolitres, with average 1.44 hectolitres per hectare. France imports at least 100,000,000 bushels to meet home demand. U.S. exports to Marseille rise sharply with ongoing shipments. France’s 1901 crop shows a ten-year shortfall, and domestic consumption remains heavy.
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Charles 16
Trail
Frederick
United States
Smarsrliler
France
United
Germany
Belgium
Vis Rey
England
Austria
Hwitzer
Argentine
Repub
Alverin
Tunis
Ronches du Rhone
Marsellles
Marseilles
Russia
Turkey
Maumania
Argentine Republic
India
Algeria
Italy
Java
Bebantopol
Novorousiaks
Samvoun
Morsina
Dardanelles
Galttpolll
New
California
Oregon
Sullivan disrupts Robson scene at Broadway theater
John L Sullivan, in town with his company, caused a stir by joining a Labor Grand gathering and interrupting a Robson scene. He shook hands with a performer, urged supporters to cheer, and sparked a spontaneous audience ovation before being restrained. An account of the incident appeared in a morning paper as Sullivan hunted for the reporter.
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Stuart
Robson
Colo
John L. Sullivan
Bacchus
Labor Grand
Stuart Robson
Sullivan
Roteon
Stae
Johny
Roy
Austrian Pressure for Three New Cardinals and Papal Succession
Anxieties rise in Austria Spain Germany and England over appointing three cardinals as looming conclave possibilities grow. Reports say the pope plans to bequeath funds for a universal fortitude in the city and tomb directions for St John Lateran. Until ready, the body rests in a niche over the Sacristy door of 88 Peter’s.
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K Roan
Austria
Spain
Germany
England
Lavy Xid
St. John Lateran
Petor'a
Personal notes on visits and meetings in Montgomery area
Purely personal items list names and movements: Eleanor Tyler returns from Baltimore. David S. Rice leaves for Montegue to attend Dual Grand Lodge meeting. Daniel Paigley travels to Baltimore. Byler and Hirata depart for Baltimore. Daha 1 Baubel visits Annapolis. KRollhaute of Poolesville in city. Asa Drill Association officers elected with Capt Walter Saunders chair, Roger McSherry president and secretary, A. il ert treasurer, John Quin second lieutenant, Harry Baer orderly sergeant, Charles Wallace in post.
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Eleanor Tyler
Baltimore
David S. Rice
Montegue
Howard County
Dual Grand Lodge
User
Knoxville
Bard- Tea
Daniel Paigley
Q. Byler
Battimore
Daha
Annaports
Krollhaute
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Walter Saunders
George A.ilbert
Nav
Werg
Gill Cere
Roger McSherry
Gen
A. Ilert
Pry
Walter Sauchers
Trat Vewtenant
John 8
Quin
Harry Baer
Charlea Wallace
Torplar News meeting elects local committee members
At a meeting of the Torplar News community group tentative personnel were elected including T. Fils ward Verhery Roger Wickham Allen Lampe Dadd Lowenstiin Tilda Broats Myrtie Pampel Bitty Rewaty Nel Rigdon Matile Anlerathy and Gertle Ehres, with Bernard Brust among nominees.
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Torplar News
Oftryatel Rpring Juve
Hennes WA
Mysterious Notice From Missing Ledger Found
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated cemetery or parish record mentioning persons such as Tan Stoood Rel 8 and Loganore Me, plus names like Martintt Samuel Te Harn and Warhiara A Nicwt mina. The legible bits point to a church parsonage location in Pedra with potential referents to a Martintt and Fre lertek.
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Tan
Bee
Martintt
Samuel
The Girl About Town: Fragments Of Winter Light In Local Theatre
A bustling fragment of a social column notes current theatre goings in Frederickton. Mentions a play by Enoch Ardea, Willan Netler’s appearance, Guy’s Minstrels with Mary Jane, and journalist Clay Perry’s move to shoemaking. Schubert Quartet from Boston dazzles in opera house, though stage dust and patched curtains mar the scene. critics lament cleanliness and decor while praising performances and patrons.
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Rice
Enoch Ardea
Willan Netler
Dicketers
Guy
Old Guy
George Myer
Frank Rhodes
Dave Brengle
Bbs Erand
Dave Dnith
Mary Jane
Boston
Staley Gambrill
Indita
Genuvleve
Elow Firestone
Sam
Judge Green
Haller
Nebuchadnezzar
Brooklyn
Barbara Fritchle
Dame Larbara
Fox Hunt Ready in Woodsboro at Noon
An old time fox hunt was scheduled for Woodsboro today at 12 o'clock. A fine red fox in prime condition was captured and will be released with a good start at the hour. Hounds from Carroll and Frederick counties have been entered.
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Woodsboro
Carroll
Frederick County
Fragmentary Note on Health and Treatment Practices
A fragmented text describes concerns about incipient disease, a slight cold, and various remedies. It references medical commentary and reactions by doctors and teammates, with mentions of treatment, aversion to danger, and a discussion of a plant or remedy named in unclear terms. The prose is garbled but hints at a cautious health regimen and skepticism toward certain cures.
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Alfoenta
Montottor
Abernethy
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