Local Franchises Granted and Social Notes From Maryland
Baltimore County Commissioners approved a franchise for the Baltimore Halethorpe and St. Denis Railroad to build an electric line. The Mount de Sales Academy marked Sister Mary Dolores's golden jubilee. Linthicum versus Bowie recounts unchanged with Linthicum still losing. Rising Sun Shoe Manufacturing sits idle awaiting leases. Miss Harriet Coffin wed Mr Party Cranmer Belfield in Muirkirk. Calvert oyster fishermen protest plans to leave Chesapeake beds. Miss Sarah G Mallick wed Mr Harry L Mauldin at Aberdeen. Miss Prudence Fabrney wed Mr Harry Raymond near Willow Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore County Commissioners
Baltimore
Halethorpe
Rising Sun Shoe Mawing Company
Harriet Coffin
Charles Edward Coffin
Muirkirk
Party Cranmer Belfield
Philadelphia
Calvert County
Solomon’s Island
Chesapeake
Misa Sarah G. Mallick
Sarah A. Mallick
Harry L. Mauldin
Aberdeen
Prudence Agnes Fabrney
Jacob Fabrney
Wilow Grove
Washington County
Harry KR. Raymond
Personal visitors tour Baltimore and surrounding towns
Mrs. L. M. Rogers visits Baltimore and is joined by Mr. Charles E. Saylor for a day with friends. Ex mayor A. R. Yeakle spends the day in Baltimore and Annapolis. J. Clarence Lane of Hagerstown travels to Frederick by boat. Robert A. Kemp and Daniel Feigley tour Baltimore on business. Thomas A. Poffenberger of Hagerstown goes to Frederick on business. Misses Charlotte Harriet and Willa Baer of East Patrick join the Home for the Aged household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Kemp
East Third Street
Baltimore
Daniel Feigley
North Market Streek
Thomas A. Poffenberger
Hagarstown
Frederisk
Charlotte
Harriet
Willa Baer
East Patrick
Home For the
Margaret Shanell
Margaret Shankle
Brownsville
Washington
Come
German Baptist Church
Mary J. Smith
Drusius Smith
Charles S. Jones
Charles 8. Jones
Olney
Montgomery County
Jones
J. C. Williams
Clark
Amistant
Valentines and local events fill the season
The brief item notes Valentine themes with quips about groundhogs and taxes, and mentions that painted Valentines are in vogue. It highlights upcoming community entertainment by the local church and a shooting contest planned by locals at Howard Smith’s farm near Frederick, plus an Edward Conwell lecture evening hosted by the Y M C A society.
Circuit Court in Frederick Ends Long Litigation in Compromise
In Frederick Circuit Court the long dispute over land possession and a water right was settled by compromise. Wilhide vs Wilhide was first, judgment for the defendant. A Washington county removed case regarding a water right was likewise compromised. Eugene Walters vs Frederick Mayor and Aldermen, about discharge of a city lineman, went to trial with a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mutter
Henderson
Wilhide
Washington County
Amnelie J Delaplese
Tolote Eliason
James Veeee
Sanra
Offenberger
Urner
Keegy
Messrs
Fampel and
Lane
Court of Appeals
Eugene Walters
Stoge
Walters
J. Roger McSherry
Hammond Urner
Farmers Institutes Move to Myersville After Low Attendance
William L Amoss state director led a party of lecturers to Frederick but fewer than twenty five farmers attended. With expected crowds at Myersville he shifted the event there. An evening lecture by Miss E Grace McCullough in Frederick was canceled. Earlier, Middletown held a large meeting at Rudy's Hall with H B Gould and James E Rice on fruit culture fertilizers and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Amoss
Frederick
Amoss
Myersville
E. Grace McCullough
Rudy’s Hall
Middletown
Middletown Valley
H. B. Gould
James E. Rice
Mr. Rice
Dr. Ourryer
Grace McCullough
Strakesch Opera to Produce Il Trovatore in City
Frederick announces Strakosch Opera Company will present Verdi's Il Trovatore on February 13. The company, praised for grand and comic opera, recently staged a Washington repertoire and a Baltimore season. Notables include Clara Lane and Avery Strakosch. Also recounted is a runaway incident on Bentz and Second streets causing wagon damage but no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strakesch Opera Company
City Opera
Houge
Strakosch Opera Company
En Sour
Frederick
Citiea
Washington
Lafayette Square
Baltimore
Missea Clara Lane
Amelia Fields
Marion Langdon
Avery Strakosch
Mesera
J. K. Murray
William Stephens
Frederick Frear
Payne Clark
Edward Webb
Harry Williams
How Smith Met Jones at City Opera Home
The New Orleans Times-Democrat calls How Smith Met Jones a high class comedy and a true masterpiece. It features delicate character studies and humor resembling Dickens, relying on human nature rather than artificial means. The play runs Monday night February 12 at the City Opera Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Jones
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Dickins
City Opera
Casualties Reported By Buller Tuesday Hired and Wounded
A military dispatch summary notes 253 British and colonial troops were hired and wounded in Tuesday operations. The report mentions General Gainer and a general plan to resume efforts by noon while detailing the ongoing Buere area actions and related agency updates.
Storm In Indiana Damages Big Store In Louisville Peace Talks Loom
Reports describe a heavy storm damaging a large store in Indiana and Kentucky with strong rumors that legislators may act to address absences. The News Frasxrout notes officials expect action on a Louisville peace agreement amid uncertain official statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speetia Dinputeh
Frasxrout
Tak Tayly
Louisville
County Correspondence From Towns in February Lectures
Consu nt of current events in county towns with Robyn F Day slated to lecture at Kemptown Hall on February 16 or 17 if weather delays. Notes on local literary society, education, nature topics, and a concert by the Kemptown and Dawsonville Giese Club. Local social updates from Dodeboed Lander Harmony Grove Jornstine and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robyn F. Day
Westminister Theological Seminary
Kemptown Hall
Kemptown
Dawsonville
Rev. C. M. Cullom
Lewis A. Molesworth
Alvin B. Dupuy
Charles F. Grubbs
A. D. Browning
J Angie
Deaths Dark Harvest Obituary Notices from Baltimore
A set of obituary notices from Baltimore recount the deaths of Mrs Margaret Shaulitte and Charles S Jones. Included are Arthur J Mosburg and Theodore Keefer obituaries, with details on family, service arrangements, and local connections to Johns Hopkins and Olney. The report notes the halted Junior Hall cotillion, funeral plans, and community mourning.
Funeral notices for Mrs Frances Norris and Mrs J W Sykes
The funeral of Mrs Frances Norris occurred yesterday at one o clock from her home near Liberty town with Rev B F Clarkson officiating and burial in Linganore cemetery Unionville. Remains of Mrs J W Sykes due in Frederick tomorrow at 2 05 p m and funeral from the B and O depot with burial in Mt Chet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Norris
Libertytown
B. F. Clarkson
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
J. W. Sykes
Frederick
Mt Chet
Waters to press new bill to abolish State Bureau of Immigration
Delegate Waters announces to Tak News he will reintroduce a bill to abolish the State Bureau of Immigration, arguing the House was not familiar with the facts. He also introduced yesterday a bill to cap grand jury sessions at ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters
State Bureau of Immigration
House of Delegates
Tak News
Aame
Luther Knubiman anniversary reception at Lutheran chapel
A congregational reception will honor Rev Dr and Mrs Luther Knubiman at the Lutheran chapel East Church street from 3 to 11 o'clock marking the twelfth anniversary of his pastorate. AH members and friends are invited. Also local market quotes for today list corn per barrel 1.75 shelled corn per bushel 34 wheat per bushel 70 hay per ton 11 to 11. Miss Claudia Nost of East Patrick street and Miss Daisy Kline of West Seventh street are listed as sick. An ad for Iscoda Sermperitis claims it has curative power and a long record of cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Knubiman
Lutheran
J. E. W. Hargutt
Claudia Nost
East Patrick Street
Daisy Kline
West Seventh Street
Business in the Coves Transfers and Notices
Transfers of real estate in Frederick County appear with many names and sums, including deeds from Nusbaum to An Kirberger and from Spsad to Wetzel among others, plus marriage licenses listed for several couples from Virginia, Ohio and Maryland. Orphans Court reports cover inventories, sales, and wills, with notices of executors and guardians, and references to pardons and a historic petition concerning Gibbons. A note on the Junior Steam Fire Company records the death of Theodore P Keefer and resolutions by the committee formed for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Annan
John T. Wetzel
Frederick County
Charlen P. Troxall
James Aes
Sarah S. Steiner
Bernard C. Steiner
Edward O. Krantz
Wm. S. Kline
Daniel 0. Kline
Martha Colliflower
Franklin Collifower
John S. Ogle
Emma K. Trandle
Sesignes
H. Clayton Trandle
Calvin B. Anders
Jacob A. Campbell
Etta EK. Campbell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ferdinand Smith
Elizabeth Butter
Liberty
Calvin
Cromwell
Mary L. Baker
Peart
John K. Myers
Haver Fry
Lotecsville
Bradley Elmer Wilea
Lewistown
Virgie M. Mensell
Usica Milla
Vernon M. Garber
Unionville
Marie M. Williams
Pleasant Gap
Ebner G. Clem
Ohio
Nora V. Shook
Catoctin Furnace
Charles E. Young
Frederick
Annie E. Leatherman
Myarsville
Orphans’ Court
John L. Wilhide
Josiah B Zimmerman
Aa B. Zimmerman
Junior Steam Fire Company
J. Henry Lampe
Auction to sell household furniture at Taskers East Pat Tick
Horace R. Lease auctioneer announces sale of all household furniture and appurtenances of the bar tomorrow and Saturday mornings at Tasker’s East Pat Tick street. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and vitalizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R. Lease
Tasker
East Pat- Tick Street
Hood
Madame Revera Life Reader At 50 West South Street
Madame Revera offers psychic readings and future forecasts with guaranteed honesty at 50 West South Street Frederick. The advertisement touts opium habit help, missing friends locating services, daily consultations, and a stock of lamps and groceries including White Star Coffee and American Centre Draught Lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Revera
Weat South Street
Frederick
Role Ae
F. B. Sappington
Market St
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Fhe Daily News
H.stors
Mars
Bern
RB Foster
Tam News
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Valentines
City Opera House
Strakoach Opera Co
Ity Opera House
Canwell
Ing
A. L. Bader
Brief
Cork
Howard Smith
Point of Rocks Road
Frederck
Fey
Russell Conwell
Conwell
Washington CO
Farmers’ Institute
Charles Hagan
J. A. Dal
Bentz Street
Second Street
Christian H. Eckstein
Market
Fourth Street
Buller
Ipw
Moller
Allioch
APTER
Lespos, Ky
Taylor
Dodeboed
John Shank
Fountain Rock
Phebe Feaser
Rav. Mennick
Pennsylvania
Misas Cora Etzler
Parmilee Feiser
Bruce Fogle
Phebe
Feiser
Seaver Dam
Harry Boone
Mrs. Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Maggie Bond
Misa Fannie Garber
Miza
Clara Boone
Charlotte Lookingbill
Ellerton
Allie Boone
Dora Grossnickle
Samuel Six
Mints
Bessis Graham
Mimes
Grace
Darne Boone
Emanuel Lookingbill
Harmony Geote
A. G. Cronise
Harmony Grove
Adele Crovise
Louise Lechlider
Lillie Marriot
Jefferson, Spen
Charles Achter
Uniontown
Taylor Spurrier
Grim Reaper
Bertra B. Emp
Popalarie
Deatta
Arthur J Muibert
Mra Marcaret Shaulitte
Charles S Jones
Bertha B
Eemig
Charles Lasil Ruzsberh
Mass Kemp
Chisotty
Waa
Maalaby
Secu Aesuade
All Saints Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
John Shriver
Alexander Shriver
J. A. Williamspp
H. B. Chapline
William Markell
Roger Wood
Arthur J. Mosburg
Arthur J. Biosturg
Weat
Lombard Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland
North Mountain Station
Buckeystown
Theodore P. Keefer
George Greenwood
North Stricker Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter Saunders
Dennis Keefer
North Market Street
Ms. Olivet
America
Coves
Christopher P. Spsad
David F. Wetzel
Frederik Country
Lathey Adams
Elvin Johnson and Wie
Henry A. Hahn
John B. Fleahman, Jr
Frederick Couty
Horace H. Smith
Wm. EE
Samuel Rice
Milton 8
Zimmerman
Josiah B. Zimmerman
George L. Nikirk
Mary Ann Repp
Samuel Fogle
Margaret E. Uetz
Mary Ann Hepp
Amands
E. Nikirk
Gibbons
Malinda Horine
Lealis Horine
Braddock
George Gibbons
Horine
John Hendrickson
Opus Woos
Niue
Manens
Neidig & Miller
Newe & Muzan
N. Market St
Intor
North Market
Valentias Sale
Art Club
Tes
A. L. Eader
Patrick St
Castle's
G. W. Sipre
East Patrick Atrock
McCardell's
B. Sappington
BTC
China
Djauddawiy
GEO
Rodoce
L.&c
Rodu
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick, MD
Staub
Glam Houillion
Olam Chowder
FB. V. Stavz
Meen A
Te MX
Patrome
J. Edward Ricei
Railing Grocery Company
Geo. H. Railing
J. Heisely Keller
Heisely Kellee
Marert ST
Andi
Bard
Willard
C. Keller
OB. Patrica
Shriner
Mioonaaia
Alfred Ritter
Offce
Court Street
Frederick, Ma
Ies P. Levy
Offce-Court Street
Court Hemme
Cleveland
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