Religious services and appointments in city churches
The Daily News lists a full schedule of church services for Sunday and the week ahead. Rev Dr G C Hesskarl preaches at the German Reformed Church. Rev Dr Hastkarl will preach regularly. Miss Lucy Frost resigns from organ duties at the Methodist church. Protracted meetings begin with the Feder Association in Middletown. several congregations hold morning and evening services plus Sunday schools, youth meetings, and receptions of new members. Revival and catechetical meetings accompany standard worship at Episcopal, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Evangelical, and United Brethren churches. Owing to Rev A H Zimmerman’s absence, Rev Mr Pate will preach in the M E Church tomorrow. Epworth League and Young People's meetings scheduled.
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Sarvice
Letheran
G. C. BH. Hesskarl
Lucy Frost
Mintaverial Association
Freder Taeth
Peth
Dyce
Middletown
Hasaksh
Beale
Hastkarl
the Reformed Church
West Church Street
Trlotty M
Son Day School
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church
Westminster League
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jesus
Samaria
United Brethren Church
A. H. Zimmerman
Mr. Pate
Washington, D.C
M. EB
Jno. D. Hendrickson
Illness Updates From Local Households
Mrs. M A Woodward remains quite sick at her home on West Patrick Street. Mrs. Geo Kline of Wolfsville is very ill with dropsy. Mrs. Wm Johnson, formerly of Frederick, is ill at her home in Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Woodward
West Patrick Street
Geo. Kline
Wolfsvill
Debofls Released After Habeas Corpus Hearing
Granville and Harvey Debofl of New Market were arrested Wednesday on charges of attempted assault on Miss Lillian L Brashearn. They had a circuit court hearing the following afternoon on a writ of habeas corpus and were released in $100 bail each. They were represented by Frank L. Stoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debofls
Granville
Harvey Debofl
New Market
Lillian L. Brashearn
Habeas Corpe
Bey Ware
Frank L. Stoner
Saloon Robbery Reported Near Branawick
A thief or thieves broke into the saloon of W. Mahoney one mile west of Branawick and carried off whiskey, beer, and a box of cards and oysters. Local authorities investigate the break in and seek leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mahoney
Branawick
Bazar Fever Grips Town With Firemen Fund Drive
The town hosts a multi day bazar to support the Firemen’s Relief. A bustling scene features the City Opera House, Japanese acts, Spanish señoritas, Italian gipsies, and a Mikado chaperone. Food, cakes, and booths draw crowds as Mayor Yeakle mingles with attendees. The event ends with a promise of rest and cake.
Thieves trouble Boisle. mayor elected in Manchester
News of the State notes thieves and burglars troubling Boisle, E Severs elected mayor of Manchester, measles epidemic near Alchester in Howard county, and various local items including storms and court cases.
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Boisle
E. Severs
Manchester
Alchester
Howard County
Teachers’ Association
Queen Anne's County
Centreville
Thorsday
United States
Essex
Naval Academy
New York
Carroll County Teachers’ Institute
Weethinster
From the People Letter and Local News in Frederick
A Frederick reader rebuts a Century Magazine note about Barbara Frietchie and recounts an anecdote of Generals Reno and Burnside staying at a local home. The letter contrasts Reno’s hurried departure with a vivid personal breakfast scene and reflects on the ensuing mood after news of Reno’s death. Also noted are funeral notices for Glenn Bayard Worthington and Charles M. Miller and a ballot recount in Anna Arandel.
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Lawndale
Baltimore and Frederick
Town
Col
Edward Schrey
General Burnside
General Reno
Burnside
Thair
North Market Street
Jrwin P. McCurdy
Luther Rabiman
Messrs
A.C. McCardell
F. B. Sappington
W. S. Parsons
W. 8. Duvall
M. B. Dell
Samuel H. Brown
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Promise Health Fix
A 19th century style ad touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a cure for constipation dyspepsia and biliousness. It claims mild fast action without irritation, strengthens bowels and liver digestion, and promises a health restoration if used regularly. It advertises a medical adviser book sent for 21 stamps with a limited run of 100000 copies.
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Water Word
Pierce
Cormos Sense
Belles Lettres Society Debates Columbia Name Change
The Belles Lettres Literary Society held a well attended meeting with folk readings and a debate on the resolution That America should have been called Columbia. Members P Richardson Thomas Hersperger presented the affirmative with readers Guzh Dean and G Mercer. negative speakers Harry Kefauver Lee Rech. Judge panel Ramsburg G Dean Lorentz split, decision unanimously for the affirmative. The meeting closed after RB Wood read the ethnic. Next gathering set for February 14.
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TEE Belles Luttres Litrrary Society
Belles Lettres Literary Society
Tio Dime Digh Scavul
Auwsu Barnee
Proalent G
Dean
J. E. Sammers
Mesara
Guzh Dean
G Mercer
R. Thomas
Charles Dean
America
Columbia
Messrs. P. Richardson
Thomas Hersperger
Harry Kefauver
Lee Rech
Burgee
ER. B. Wood
Mesars
Ramsburg
G. Dean
Lorentz
RB. Wood
Peculiar Maryland Law on Bequests to Religious Bodies
The Cambridge Chronicle notes Maryland restricts land bequests to religious bodies without legislative consent. It cites Senator Johnson’s bill on Mrs Hubbard’s legacy to Snedden's Church, and explains Maryland’s unique mortmain rule rooted in 1641 and the Proprietary era. It traces Jesuit exemptions and Lord Baltimore’s policy shaping enduring state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Cambridge Chronicle
Johnson
Hubbard
Snedden’s
Neck District
Union
Lord Proprietary
Lord Baltimore
Mortmain
Miller Hedges wed in Martinsburg ceremony
Jona T. Miller a Baltimore and Ohio brakeman married Pearl Hedges of Brunswick in Martinsburg on Wednesday night. Rev Dr Woods of the Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony at the bride’s sister Mrs Thomas Lemon’s North Queen street home. The couple received many gifts and will reside in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sndore Miller
Martinabarg
Firemen's Basar Honors President Sawyer at Westminster Event
President Zicha J. Sawyer of the State Firemen's Association contributed a silver water set and silver smoker to the Firemen's Basar in Westminster. The prize will be voted for the most popular president of the Frederick companies at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zicha J. Sawyer
State Firemen’s Association
Westminster Fire Department
Frederick Companies
Maryland Dairy and Food Commissioner Bill Introduced
A Maryland House bill drafted by James Hewis proposes creating the Office of State Dairy and Food Commissioner. Appointed by the Governor with Senate consent, the commissioner would earn 2500 dollars annually with an assistant at 1580 dollars. The agency would enforce laws against adulterated foods, inspect milk, butter, cheese, lard, and other items, and face fines for interference. An appropriation of 15000 dollars funds salaries and expenses. Hotel arrivals list includes Orry Horrn and numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Baltimore
Maryland House
James Hewis
Senate
Property Deeded in Frederick County Transfers
George Kline and wife transfer 68 acres of Jens property to Martin C Kline for hundreds. C Christian Zacharies and wife deed 16 acres and 4 perches to Louise C Dubis for 430.75. Nicholas Baker and wife convey residence in Frederick County to Elwerd P Allen for 373.93.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kline
Martin C.kline
Jens
Christian T.zacharies
Louise C. Dubis
Nicholas Baker
Eiwerd P. Allen
Frederick County
Princeton Alumni Banquet Held in Baltimore Hall
The eleventh banquet of the Princeton Alumni Association of Maryland was held in Music Hall Baltimore last night. Charles W. Hoss of Frederick class of 1856 was elected vice president for the coming year. Subscribers included Edward S. Eicheberger and Baker Johnson Begge of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Princeton Alumni Association of Maryland
Music Hall
Baltimore
Chas. W. Hoss
Frederick
Edward 8. Eicheberger
Baker Johnson
Begge
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