Loyal World Joint Birthday Party Celebration
A large pleasant party was held at Mr Frank Slain’s residence on North Market Street to honor Blisses Morse and Lillie Fox birthdays. Guests enjoyed games, a later supper, decorative centerpieces, Chinese lanterns and cake with candles matching ages.
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Frank Slain
North Market Street
Blisses Viola Morse
Lillie Fox
Youery
Mr. and
Bits
Wmn
Reelke
South Market Street
Bettie
Mamie Davis
East Third Street
Chas.t. Rothenhoefer
Lisst
George Strawsberger
George
Mechanicstown
Horrible death at Schley's lime kilns in Freder ick
An elderly colored man named Abrabach Stont died last night at Schley's lime kilns near the city. He slept on a board across the kiln, suffocated by gas as the kiln filled with stone. His body burned on the hot stones until discovery by workmen at 6 am. An inquest was deemed unnecessary. remains to be buried at Montevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrabach Stont
Schley
Frederick
Hewes
Montevue
Legislative Brief from Maryland Senate and Jail Notes
In Maryland the Senate referred Bennett's tariff resolution to the federal relations committee after debate. Delegates from the Prisoners' Aid Association urged the "ticket of leave" bill. A nine percent tax on railway gross receipts in counties is proposed. House amendments to the general laws publication bill passed, and primary elections in Harford County were proposed. The assessment committee favored Hayes's assessment bill. home rule for Baltimore City was discussed. Local routine reports include a bill to consolidate companies for the Berlin Lovetteville Potomac bridge and jail notes detailing inmate incidents, insanity concerns, and a case involving a white and colored boy over a mouth organ. Reformed Missionary Society and Lent observances are listed, with court and organizational notes.
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Maryland
Senate
Bennett
United States Senate
Committee On Federal Relations
Prisoners’ Aid Association
Annapolis
House
Baltimore
Scarboro
Harford County
Baltimore City
Bruce
Hayes
Berlin
Brunswick
Lovetteville
Potomac
John Groff
Davy Houck
Chas. Boteler
Tae
Moitter
Gov. Brown
Judix
Frederick
Leonard
Fine Minstrel Show Impresses City Opera House Crowd
Four and Fine Minstrel Show by Guy Brothers at City Opera House drew a well behaved audience. McDonald the contortionist wowed spectators with extreme twists while Everett the lightning club swinger added flair. The six Brothers delivered clever songs and jokes with high comedy value and will appear again tonight by special request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ooers House
Guy Brothers
McDonald
Arthur Guy
Zain
Monkey
Everett
City Opera House
Naval cadets resigning and electric railway proposed in Maryland
News of the state items report naval cadets asked to resign and a franchise for an electric railway in Hagerstown. Other notes include a Greensborough loop in Caroline county, requests for a police boat for Pocomoke sound, pension details under revision, and various local notices from Easton to Dorchester and Harford counties.
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Hagerstown
Greensborough
Caroline County
Somerset Oystermen
Pocomoke Sound
Howard
Easton
Pocomoke City
Worcester County
Harford
J. Frank Mitchell
Calvary
Harford County
Dorchester County
Harve de Grace
Bush River
Howard County
Talbot County
Hughes & Rigby Company
Simplex Electric Company
Baltimore
County Notes From Utica and Vicinity
A Lewistown quartet of lady equestrians passed through Utica on Thursday afternoon. The column also notes a grass roots baseball game, a household goods sale by W. Michael Roberts for the late Mrs. Susan Sander, and social events at Pointall Mills and other nearby towns. Weather and local happenings abound with mentions of revivals, a chimney fire, a birthday dinner, and community gatherings amid seasonal signs.
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Utica
Lewistown
William Muler
May Culler
Stella Powell
Grace Weller
Susan Sander
B. Baker
W. Michael Roberts
Annie Shank
Ulies
Dennis Snook
Sol
Pointall Mills
Jesse Boyer
Emma Baker
Miles Boyer
Edward King
Clarksburg
Zola Lawson
Nellye Burgee
Ells Hyatt
Gertrude Watking
Mattie Jones
Helen Day
Priscills
Fannie Baker
Effie Davis
Evvir
Emms
New Market
Sons of Africa
Wosatain Mills
Browningaville
Fountainville Boys
Fountain Mills
T. P. Revelle
Bockeystows
Sammel Isanogle
John Bfller
Billler
Clinton Hedges
Hansonville
Snook Bros
Snook
Abraham Hedges
Hedges
Andrew Cramer
Glen Cramer
William Snook
Harry Clem
Mary Smith
G. W. Shafer
Utica Mills
Horse Located After Escape From Pawnee Bills Quarters
The horse that escaped from Pawnee Bill’s winter quarters has been found roaming large areas of South Mountain and grown wild. A man named Wolf captured the animal, which had sparked initial theft rumors, and searchers will be notified of its location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee Bill
South Mountain
Wolf
Guy Brothers Minstrels to Perform at City Opera House Tonight
Public demand brings Guy Brothers Minstrels back to Frederick Indiana for a second show tonight at the City Opera House. The company promises latest songs dances jokes and specialty acts with elite scenery and costumes. The Robin Hood routine is highlighted as a standout. Dr J R E Hardesty will be at City Hotel Thursday and Friday for ear throat checks. Public sale of 30 young draught and business horses by D C Winebrewer set for March 15 1894 at the Fair Grounds. Mullin Kemp advertise remnant sale of ribbons Hamburg edges laces and matting remnants with low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Brothers Minstrels
City Opera House
Frederick
Ind
J. R. E. Hardesty
City Hotel
D. C. Winebrewer
ERO Rete Ee
Mullin & Kemp
Bartolomy Rochester Beer Advertises Northern Lagers
An old advertisement touts Bartholomay Rochester N lager beers including Apollo Ne Plagultra and Bay View beverages. It lists products from Sachs Pruden gin Gee ale and Dukeharts 3x and ZX ale and porter. Sold by J A C Lepps agent near W Patrick and Telegraph 87a1 in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotese
Bartholomay
Rochester
BAY View Becwery
Baltimore Bree
National Capital Beewing CO
Washington, D.C
Sachs Pruden
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M. W. Harsretox
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Bonaparte
Caen
France
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Pennsrhante
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Orpheus
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New Zealand
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China
Eer
W. Starr
John Hendrickson
R, Hardesty, Besant & Knott
George F. Hare C
Rothenhoefer
Odd Fellows
Wellington
Hammond
Frank Joblentz
Braddock
Secial Club
Str. A.D. Doty
Jefferson
Fosiah Windigier
Wear New Market
Hood
Sri Dad
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Gideon E. Bantz
Burch & Michael
Justice Hewes
Board of C. and Co
Board of Charities and Correction
Montevue Hospital
Wiliam D. Harris
Carrie Marcare Hamon
New Market District
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J. J. Connelly
M. L. Rossiter
Geo. W. Fenner
Hennis
W. R. Meeffett
Abrahham
R. H Thomas
C.D. Mitchell
Phils
J. W. Haba
A. Mallikin
Geo. Scott
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John Giltzman
Copenhsner
Jas. Autchingen
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J. Stelle
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Scheerer
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Geo. H. McCann
Reading
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Rockville
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Washington
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Grorr Houst
Thomas J. Web
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Ancy Munshower
Margaret C. Pearce
James A. Fisher
Louisa
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George F
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Santa “V. Elliott
Charlotte A. Owings
D. B. Stone
Henry M. Flook
Lewis E Filook
Curren Svanta
Taneytowe
Ada Nair
Edward Staley
Bruceville
Airs. Staley
W. OH. Harnish
G. W. Fox
Littlestown
Kyman Hilburn
Father Mead
Katie Koontz
Silver Bun
Alexander Bateman
Grace Reformed Church
Miss Stone
Srd
Ela Copenherer
C. W. Weaver
FL Smith
Lving
C. Birnie
Rose Eckenrode
St Mary’s College
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Westminster
Charlestille
Cevere
Miller
Thomas Pearl
Andrew Albaugh
Pearl
Daniel Shankle
Murray Keyser
Melissa, Stalt
Ramsburg
Woodsboro
Lewis F. Wachter
Zion Church
Clemsonville
Fes
Sesson
Afr
Mfrs
Zepp
George H. Simpson
J. R. Sundergill
Miscellena M. Sondergill
Bessie Dulany
Unionville
Fannie L. Starr
New Windsor
Gertrude Barnes
Styra Saylor
Union Bridge
Grace B. Carter
Pear Etzler
Liberty!own
Annie Repp
Este Carter
Aliee Perry
Elina Koontz
Delia Senseney
Sue Carter
May Albaugh
Molile Albsugh
McBiostry’s Mills
Messrs
Roy Gardner
W. N. Etzler
Libertytown
Ernest Seneeney
John Engler
Linwood
J. R. Sandergill
Jas. Appleby
Stanley Sandergill
Ed Rinehart
Wilstewhart
Geo. B. Simpson
D G Pfoutz
L. A. Bostion
J. W. Clemson
J. H. Barnes
C. Slyers
S. B. McKinstry
D. C. Semeney
Geo. Koontz
McKinstry'’s Mills
Sterling Spader
Uniontown
Aff
J. R. Bundergirl
D. G. Prontz
W. McAlister
Wm. Miller
Jesse Stoner
Jehnsville Society
Neg
Sb. A. Bostion
N. B. Fuckinger
8. Sundergill
J. B. Brenneson
Bax
Ha&mburgs
Aehold
Jones Cambrics
Naiisuck
MULLS
Com
F. V. Staub
Fafadquarters For
Tylephone
Peckley
Beckley
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Margaret ©. Carty
David H. Best
FT. Hopwood
Daley R. Hopwood
George C. Remsburg
Ee Gah
E. Cramer
RAL Estate & Fire Insuranor
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Culturn
Fess
Patrick Street
D. Edward Stauffer
Dubilo
Frederick County
Hent
Missog Devitt
Patrick St
Market St
Lee F. Bhildt
Frederick City
Villegue Conn
Caliand
Church St
Patrick Janlddawim
Hoa E. Cramer
Frederickx, Md
James E
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Walker & Co
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James B. Walker
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Neidig
Frome & Xine
Dome
Matshial
Gerera
Eustabie
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Athics & Bons
Parnexs Daurscross
Norte
Frederick, Wn
TN Beal
Tay
Harley, RR
Bancey
Chovidt
Callard
A R. J. Harley
John A. Kennedy
Biyle
LOY
LOY & Perry's
W. C. Eldridge
Ahmburgs
Ambuourge
Ambeurgs
Amburgs
Ahbeurg
Aubres
Linz
Hamburgs
W. . Eldridge
West Patrick Birkest
Prederick, MD
B. H. Blackston
B. H . Buacestox
Merchant Tailor, Son
Market Street
Bedeesier
Remington Iit
Hamburg
Mattinge
Cail
Motimes & Kew
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