Regulations for Lent Observance by Archbishop Corrigan
The Daily News reports Archbishop Corrigan's Lent regulations for Roman Catholics including fasting on weekdays from Ash Wednesday to Easter, exemptions for certain groups, and specific allowances such as meat on Sundays and certain weekdays. The article also notes a ten year indult for US bishops allowing some to dispense from abstinence, a Circuit Court session with Murdock vs Hudson, local sickness updates, a junior fire engine meeting, and the Catholic Benevolent Legion’s Maryland council meeting.
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Corrigan
Holy See
United States
Dance in Independent Hall by Independent Drum Band
A dance will be held in Independent Hall on the night of February 14 under the auspices of the Independent Drum Band.
News of the Churches and Patently Quack Remedies
A church group, Re formed Missionary Society, holds a monthly meeting in the chapel this evening. The page rails off numerous patent medicines promising cures for stomach ailments grip and rheumatism, touting Dr Rins’s New Discovery and Shiloh’s Conception Care with testimonials, prices, and local pharmacy sales in Frederick, Md.
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The
Reformed Missionary Society
Gold from Great Falls District Might Revive Mining
Nevada Senator Jones reportedly developed a new process to extract gold from rock near Great Falls Maryland and Virginia along the Potomac. He has large mining interests including Alaska’s Treadwell mine and California sites, with hopes of a broader revival if profits are found.
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Senator Jones
Nevada
Montgomery County
Maryland
Virginia
Great Falls of the Potomac
Washington
Potomac
Jones
Great Walls
Allerton
Ream and
Hale
Chicago
Great Falls
Appalachian Range
North Carolina
Georgia
Deaths of John Dertzbaugh and John Goins
John Dertzbaugh died at 5 13 a m at his North Market Street home from heart failure aged 76 18 days his funeral is set for Thursday at 2 p m with services at the house and burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery survivors include a widow three daughters and two sons Mrs D H Moberly and Mrs W Green of Baltimore Mrs John Bopst Mrs William Martin Henry and Charles Dertzbaugh. John Z Goins colored son of Samuel Goins died this morning near Pearl at 5 90 o'clock aged 17 7 11 his funeral will be Thursday at 9 00 a m with interment at Barronsville.
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Joan Dertzbaugh
John Dertzbaugh
North Market Street
Mount Olivet Cemetery
D. H. Moberly
W. Green
Baltimore
John Bopst
William Martin
Henry and
Charles Dertzbaugh
Goins
John Z. Goins
Samuel Goins
Pearl
Barronsville
Sale of a Dwelling In East Pat B Rew ymb
Col lia Tyler purchased the house he now resides on East Pat B Rew ymb with husband, fix vot 2 759 dollars. The County Commissioners met this morning with a full board in attendance conducting routine business. The text notes a sale, a recital of various items, and references to medical remedies.
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Lia Tyler
East Pat B
Board of County Commissioners
Memorial shaft to Admiral Buchanan to be erected in Virginia
A Confederate memorial of unique design will be built by the Daughters of the Confederacy in Virginia to honor Admiral Franklin Buchanan. The shaft from the Merrimac will be polished and bronzed, seated on a pedestal with an entablature and bust, and inscribed in bronze by the Baltimore Confederate Veterans group. Dedication aims for March 8 or 9 near the Davis Building in Richmond. Buchanan, born 1800 in Baltimore and died 1874 in Maryland, commanded the Merrimac at Hampton Roads and was wounded in the fight with the Monitor.
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Franklin Buchanan
Daughters of the Confederacy
Virginia
Davis Building
Richmond
Buchanan
Merrimac
Confederate Veterans of Baltimore
Admiral Buchanan
Baltimore
Talbot County
Hampton Roads
Cumberland
Congress
Monitor
Merrimane
Norfolk
Virginius Newton
TL. Ashton Ramsay
Newton
Blampton Roads
Ramsay
Beautiful Result of Curious Courier
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a striking outcome or discovery titled Beautiful Result of Curious Courier, with no clear names or dates readable from the text. The readable portion suggests a reporting style focused on a notable finding or event in a local context.
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D. & D. Institute
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