Funeral for Judge Wm M Mer sick and city notes
The funeral of Judge Wm M Mer sick was held yesterday at St Matthew's Church Washington. Honorary pallbearers included Judges Cox James and Hagner of the District bench and Col James G Berret. The remains were interred at Mount Olivet cemetery in Washington. A large crowd and bar delegation attended. The funeral preceded by services at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm M Mersick
St Matthew's Church
Bar
Remeine
Mount Olivet
Warhington
Cox, James and Hagner
District Bench
John H Thomas
Baltimore
Owings
Meryland
Jamee G Berret
Messrs Tallmadge A Lambert
J J Darlington
Blair Lee
Linden Kent
J E Hamilton
H E Davis
District Bar
Henry Lerek
South Street
Wm H Klinesmith
Hamilter
Hagerstown
Ibia
Torrente di Scott
Tomo Froe
Wm A Tuttle& Co
Hymeneal Notices From Various Local Weddings
A series of wedding notices from Middiebure to Annapolis report marriages and forthcoming ceremonies. Grants Darhoof to Teakens wed near Middieburg. Miss May E. Trago and Mr John Nicholas Brust to wed in the city. Mrs Abbott duor and Dr L. Gage set for Annapolis First Presbyterian on Feb 19. Nathan Hogland and Nettie May Montgomery wed in Tramsville with a large reception and plans to reside near Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmir
John A. Koons
Middiebure
Geo. K. Snappington
Darhoof
May E.trago
John .Icholas Brust
Pennsylvania
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Conrad Brasé
Telegraph Street
Miss 2A
Wm. Abbott Duor
Annapolis
L. Gage
Baltimore
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Jas
Montgomey
Jjamsville
Nethan_Hogland
Nettie May
Harry Bruser
Tramsville ME Church
Jackson
Frederick City
Hendry
Urleans
Mies Hattie England
Hawayille
Montgomery
Urbana
For Mayor Charles E. Mullen Rally Reported Meeting
Prohibition League of the city held a late evening meeting at Temple of Honor Hall with an elaborate program. Republican League Club prepared for the National Convention with a reception and luncheon at Concordia and a mass meeting planned for February 28. Frederick and Carrollton nuptials notable with many guests and detailed wedding party. Remp’s Balm advertised for throat and lung issues amid notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition League
Temple of Honor Hall
Republican League Club
National Republican League Club
Young Men’s Republican Club
W. WW. Johnson
Concordia
Young Men's Republican Club
Baltimore Sun
Frederick County Court Proceedings and Local Social Notes
The Frederick circuit court convened with Judges Lynch and Vinson. A jury returned a verdict for the appellant in Chas. H. Keller case. a motion for a new trial in Horner v Witherow was overruled. Court recessed to 9:30 a.m. tomorrow. The article also recounts rich local history notes on Fredericktown from 1745 onward, and vivid social notes from Knoxville including a large dance with over a hundred guests and many attendees from surrounding towns.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
John A. Lynch
J. T. Vinson
First National Bank
Chas. H. Keller
Horner Ve. Witherow
Dasket
Knoxvillé
Ace of
Boxville
Louis, Porter
Baltimore
Theadore Brashears
Washington
Bennie F Biser
Pevcon
Frack W. —Iscob Wiard
Ella
Ohio
J.w Porter
Leesburg
Cherry
Jesse Moore
Harry Hightman
Parker
Williard
Pinkie
Lé Moore
Captain Jacks
Harper's Ferry
Mary Young
Aless and
Hanne Brown
Lizzie Andjsie Boteler
Maysie Ferguson
Jo In Elgin
Jennie Stonebraker
Pradie Garrett
Minnie Moore
50E Gray
James Young
FM Boteler
Earl Walier
Lillie
Louis Williard
Cora Garret
Knoxville
Agnes Matlock
Rockville
Kate Fielda
Messrs
Thomas Gockrell
Harry Gibson
Harry Marshall
W.perry
West Virginia
Thomas Hoskinson
Wm. Hedricks
Louis Porter
Will Clabsugh
EB. G. Unger
Frederick
Thos and
Jacob McKenzie
Peteraville
Harry and Park
Frank Reid
Lee
George Garrett
Gainey Merchant
Shafer
Hershberger
Burkittaville
Pleasant Valley
Conference on Samoan matter to be held at Derita
Secretary Bayard announces that an agreement was practically reached for a conference on the Samoan question to be held at Derita, with details still undisclosed and the president to inform Congress or the Senate after arrangements. A senator suggests the conference may be new rather than a continuation of existing talks, possibly involving a special envoy if needed. The House considers related bills amid debate and a filibuster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown
Gaorge
Thia City
Maryland
Whittier
Patrick Dulany
John Thomas Schley
Neidhart
Patrick Street
Eva Catharine
Reavel
Jacob Steiner
Market
Patrick Streets
J H Ramsburg
West Patrick
Mechanicstown
Record Street
Jacob
Wasurorox
Bayard
Derita
State Department
Congress
Senate
United States
Berlin
Pendiston
Nice
State
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Saulsbury
House
Waspixcox
Gen
Emory
Yay
Committee On Indian Affairs
Payson
Paul
Linneapolis
Manitoba
White Earth
Minnesota
Regular quarterly meeting of Frederick county school board
The Board of School Commissioners of Frederick county Md held a regular quarterly meeting in the city today. Usual business was transacted and the board will be in session two days. Includes a fragment about a letter from Carrie L Roelkey and a brief poetic aside. Also an advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam for coughs with claimed quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Maryland
General Assembly of
Frederick County
Mendey Cnd
Moorland
Mary
Ietrici
George Esteerly
East Fifth Street
Electic Bitters and Balsam Ad Claims by Local Drugists
Six months of energetic advertising touts Lung Balsam and Electic Bitters as cures for dyspepsia digestion and blood purification. It cites sales figures, testimonials from Texas Cowboys, and declares the products sold by Williamson & Brown and Joseph B. Garcott Drugists. Final line advertises free trial size.
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Felt, Jr
Wetertown
Wert Chemical Co
Watertaws
Wirwresoa & Brower
Joseph B . Garcott
Texas
Alexander Speer & So
Bianco
van Wert
Williamson & Brown
Montens Enderge
Ven Wert
Thompson & Brainard
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Thupsoay
Hood
Lillian Kennedy
City Hall
Alfred Kelly
Shawn
Keley
Miss Kennedy
Ariah
Lilien Kennedy
Charles E. Mullen
Thomas J. Francis
Goat Council of
Jamana Frederick Cornet
Rink Armory
Bennett
Pgs Bennett
Carrollton
Mieses Bessie Snouffer
Gaithersburg
Mid
Lalu Johnson
Tre Maples
Adamstown
Frederika Henshaw
Moelend
Lottie Mayfield
Georgetown
Mieses Janet E. Richards
Washington, DC
Neile Snouffer
the Manor
Nannie Giddings
Loudeus County
E M Cockerille
Woeehington
Hattie Lyon
Bath
Birdie Giddings
Loudoun County
Mc Gharles E Mack
Prince George's County
S Bowen
J Aldridge
Virginia
Latimer
Fielding Lewis
Philip Avirett
Cumberland
M Lipscomb
Frederick Stone
Allen Lycett
Mies Mary Ritter
Norfolk
Greenville
Atria
Remp
Cooking Club
Nxt
Mise Miller
East Patrick Street
Mustang
Wexiday
Linden
Eon Indeignarz Bienister Pre
Hayti
New York
Preston
St. Marc
Basil
Legitime
Hyppolite
St. Mare
Legidime
Uric. N
Gloversville
Pine Lake
Ping Lake
Glovess- Fille
Xéew
Miller—Flatt
Wasnixeres
New
Miller
Piatt
X i
Albany
Avening Baxg
Sighty
Comipaar Bare Strack
Dernorr
Michigan
Saterles
Harris
Oxford” Junction
Cxepak Rapims
Iowa
Carter & Moats
Oxford
Joseph Bo Gork
Aden
Carrie L Roelkey
New Market, Md
Reich of Medicine
Trish
Pruggiss and Declers
Charles A. Vogeler
Br Phyciana
W. HL Cole- Crurgist
Fort Sovith
Joseph B. Garrows Drug Store
Oyar Besing Powder Co
Wall Stree
Wis
Urata
Abe
Ali
Heath
Gss
Quynn &Ritter
Janlidlawswim
Iworth
Bureau OF Exchange
Mutual Insurance Building
Frederick, Md
Ealifornia Fruits
California
B. Sappington
N.barker Street
Eredorick Rd
Benjamin F
Anders & Reif
Frederick City, MD
Frank T. Reodes
Mayor's Ofice
City
George L. Stell
Lewis Bruner’s
Bentrstreet
Aldermari
Lewis W.riddlenoser
Robert
Remsbure's
Augustus L.eader
The
Rink
Frederich Cify
Wm. Miller & Ges
BR Pyfex
Baltimore Vein
George's
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