Trail drama and estate court notes in Baltimore era
A Baltimore dispatch notes the estate of the late Elias McMurray with a court hearing on whether certain machinery in a Frederick victory should be considered real or personal property. Ex judges and heirs attorneys are listed as counsel. Also announced is a Peck & Fuare waan's dramatic company presentation of Danl Boone at City Hall Friday night with claims of authentic frontier life and Shawnee involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan'l Boone
Chas Gayler
Theatre Geere
Peck & Fuarewaan
Eiail
Loth Iest
Gand
Multiple Church Services Announced Across Local Churches
A regional church notices list confirm Streat Lutheran, Bishop Pinkley Memorial Mt Airy, Presbyterian, Reformed Knoxville, Shiloh, P E Osbourne Engle, M E on East Church Street, Evan Lutheran, Salvation Army mass meeting, YOGA Kemp Ball, and Montgomery County district meetings with varied service times and communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaurch
Wu Ould
Board of Colleges
Knoxville
Shiloh
Wilkeraville
Osborne “Engle
ER Eseh‘bach
M.E
East Ghurch Street
Wil
Evan Lutheran
Asgal Homne
Sundsy
Ech
Salvation Army
Nore
Kemp Ball
Hous S'B Chase
W P Morsell
Siscee Kahe Kemp
Sophia
Pritts
Pastor
St John’s
Roman Sethollic
Homeliess Man’s Salute To Patent Remedy Peddlers
An era newspaper item warns against fraudulent cures sold by druggists. The misspelled notice touts Xemp’s Balsam for throat and lungs as a universal remedy for chronic and acute illnesses including asthma bronchitis and consumption with bottles priced at 30 cents and 1. It cites a sensational claim by Professor Amplissys that suicide is justified and promises a guaranteed three month cure with English typantic tablets from Williamson & Brown druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Migwell
Professor Amplissys
Williamasn & Brown
Draggists
Mayoral Candidate Charles Ke Diullen Announcement
Death notices from Baltimore report Wille T Hammond infant son of Nathan and Maggie Hammond. Funeral planned at 230 o'clock tomorrow from 137 Ostend Street. Howard Ridenour dies at his brother Joseph Ridenour’s East Patrick Street residence in his 19th year. Bright's disease listed as cause. Funeral set for 3 o'clock next Monday from the parental home with interment at Mr. Olsvet location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Wille T
Nathan
Maggie Hammond
Ostend
Howard Ridenour
Joseph Ridenour
East Patrick Street
Bright
Mr. Olsvet
Escape Story of Wm Boyer From Washington County Jail
Wm Boyer, a colored man bound for grand jury action on a theft charge, escaped from a Washington County jail by using a dummy in his hammock to mislead jailers. He climbed from the top of the cell, breached the ceiling, moved to the main hall, and exited through a door, now at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Boyer
Juli Hagerstown
Grand Jury
Washington County
Boyer
Fire Fiend Strikes Carroll County Barn Near Manchester
A large 40 by 75 foot barn at Samuel Hare’s farm near Manchester and Muller's station was burned yesterday afternoon in Carroll County amid threats to burn four nearby structures. Cattle survived but farming equipment and machinery were destroyed. loss about 2000 dollars, insured for 1000. The fires follow earlier incidents across the Pennsylvania line with chalk warnings on doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Carrot County
Samuel Hare
Philip Wareholm
Pennsylvania
Belf Way
Muller's Station
Baltimore & Hanover
Hare
Carroll County
Ableza
Walkersville Waifs and Community Events Include Meetings and Debates
The Enterprise lists the Ladies Aid Society of Utica Milla holding a Sunday meeting at 2 PM with the word Glory. A notation notes a Mesonary service February 12 at 2 PM in M E church with R D Leech and others speaking. Reports include visits, travel, and a planned debate on whether the sexes are equal in mental capacity at Creagerstown February 15 at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Ladies Aid Society
Utica Milla
M. E
Leech
Frederick
Church of
Hunting Creek
Hir. Feiner
Bluefield
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Willis Cronise
Virginia
Fiddie
Pennsylvania
Grace Bream
Mellis Croniee
J. Crenise
Lewistown
Messie
Baker
John D
Young
Marion Warrenfeltz
Hansonville
H.L. Gaver
Uuica Mill
Deilding
John .C. Palmer
Crea‘gerstown
Geo. McCormick
Wellers Hall
Aess
Eureka Literary Society
Barrick
Nedghborp
J.-E. ‘Wattmen
New Market News Baptisms and Local Losses
Chase Gotz son Samuel Utz of Bridgewater College Virginia and ten other students joined Tucker church after baptism. Dr Utz shows promise. Baker Swelez, colored, dies at 86, once a slave in H W Dorsey’s family. In two months four elder residents pass away Josaca Runsell 94 Joel Hail 85 Lebbeus Griffith 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Slenea
New Magnet
Chase Gotz
Samuel Utz
Bridgewater College
Tucker Church
Josaca Runssell
Joel Hail
Lebbeus Grifith
Baker Swales
The Values of Lying in Bad Times
A nineteenth century observation notes that a holiday substitute for rest is lying in bed. It cites a Barcelona Spanish merchant who rests two to three days when possible and a hard working English woman who maintains nerves by taking one day weekly in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
England
Oway
Multiple Funerals Mark Day in Hagerstown and Area
Remains of Wm H Klinesmith a commercial traveler for W A Tuttle Co were sent to Baltimore for burial after being found dead in his Hotel Hamilton room in Hagerstown. Funeral services and interments followed for J W Albaugh Woodsboro Henry Lerch Teaac Walker and others with pallbearers named and undertakers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Klinesmith
W. A. Tuttle &Co
Glade Reformed Church
Mr Hench
Henry Lerch
Mt. Olivet
Henry Borger
Geo. Winkelman
Lens Grahe
Henry Voght
G. J. Bacrey
J.J. Nottingle
E.R. Eschbach
EF. Schroeder Usderteker
United Fire Co
Teaac Walker
Montegue Hospital
Thoraday
St. John's Catholic Church
Henry Taylor
Nelson Dorsey
Philp Hickman
John Polan
Rice & Sons
Organization Effected. Young Men's Bible Society elects officers
The Frederick county Young Men's Bible Society held its first annual meeting at Hardt & Keefers. President H M Nixdorff and 21 officers were elected for the ensuing year. The board approved bible applications from Sunday schools and planned field work in destitute areas with limited society funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick County
Hardt & Keefers
H M Nixdorff
Jacob Nusbaum
HE C Shepherd
Buckeystown
WG Baker
J M Miller
Art Pleasant
Henry Routsahn
Jefferson
G. T Whip
Mechanicatown
Mr. H. Roazear
Jackson
John Hilderbrand
Johnsville
Chas. Simpson
Woodville
M. F. Lowe
Singanore
Peter Lugenbeek
Lewistown
A. N. Gramer
Tuscarora
Mernier
Frederick City
Van Wert Chemreai Ad Rushes Promotions
An OCR fragment mentions Van Wert Chemical and Watertown with claims of selling 396 bottles in six months and only four returned. It references testimonials from residents regarding a product and hints at a trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IBAA
S-Fex
Waite
van Wert Chemreai
Watertown
Feraleshy Wi ‘Azason &,Browr
Potent Elixir Claims Cure for Blood Poisoning
An advertisement proclaims Acker's English and Elixir cures blood poisoning and outperforms cheaper preparations. It promises verified results and offers to sell Toalit with a positive guarantee from the store of Williamson Brown, druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson. Brown
Deaths of Two Dogs Prominent in Local Homes
Obituary notes the death of 15 year old 4 Tiny a small terrier owned by Mr Jacob Sabm of End Street and the sudden death of a Newfoundland belonging to Mr N J Wilson. The Court of Appeals in Annapolis sat reviewing docket No 37 J B Baker et al v P B Konkel with arguments by Reich and Mauleby for the appellants and Reich for the appellee and noted Mauleby admission as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Sabm
End Street
N.J. Wilson
Court of Appeals
Court of Appeal
Annapolis
J.B. Baker
P. B. Konkel
Benj F. Reich
Wm. P. Mauleby, Jr
Chas. W. Reich
Real Estate Sale by Font Auctioneers for Neighbours Heirs
Charles B Font acting as auctioneer for F R and R M Neighbours offers the heirs of the late Iete Ne than O Neighbours estate at public sale in the City Hotel. The home place of 205 acres plus 1 rod 20 perches is withdrawn. A 61 acre adjoining farm sold for 15 35 per acre and four mountain lots totaled about 25 acres sold to multiple buyers at prices per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Font
F. R
R. M. Neighvours
Iete Nethan O
N. O
R. M
James McKenzie
Jacob Main
Ed Zimmerman
Nwo
Luther Stater
J. W
Mechanicstown Building Association Officers Elected
Seventh annual election results in Mechanicstown with Col. John R. Rouzer as president and a full slate of officers. Secretary reports over $8,000 received and paid. treasurer over $35,000 handled in six years. Also notes community entertainments and society meetings in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicstown
Mechanicstown Building Association
Col
John R. Rouzer
David 8. Firer
van Bosler
Charles E. Cassell
G. W. Stocksdale
J. Jones
Frederick White
John H. Rouzer
John Landers
P. N. Hammaker
8. M. Birely
L. K. Waesche
Catoctin
Graceham Mite Society
Aid Society of
Carroll District Missionary Society
Baltimore
Carroll
Frederick Counties
Trinity Reformed Church
Mechanicetown
Geo. A. Whitmore
Classis
S Heilman
Whitmore
Thase Carvices
Poshera
Amarthig
Anderson
Ind
Trowpeman
Deadereso
S.thas
Pernovelty
Gouda
Drick
J.leften
Dietz
American Sabbath Union Formed to Defend Sunday Rest
In 1889 religious groups formed a national Sabbath union to preserve the Christian Sabbath as a day of rest. Officers were elected in New York and Chicago, with aims to resist secularism and protect workers from Sunday toil. The Declaration cites divine authority for the Sabbath and urges public support for Sunday laws and Sabbath observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York City
Fhe
Chicago
American Sabbath Union
Washington, D. C
Colt. ElNote FL Sheperd
New York
G. P. Lord
Elgin
His
Ruovwles
Wilbur F. Crafts
St ._ Perlee
Jesus Christ
Christ
Washington
Herrick Johnson, DD
Americain Sabbath Union
Sundartoil
Trottra American Sabvdeth
Cox
St. Regerisas
Nanocai
Dex
Susi
EIS
Spowk
Apel
Spemal Pasyer
Feiagan
Onganiza
Cameron
New York Mail and Express
Relic religious notes and curios in a 19th century page
A mixed religious notes column surveys ongoing missionary work in Kelvinside Glasgow Ballymena and San Salvador with baptisms and field needs. It highlights Yale theology students aiding missions, Congo offers, and church efforts in Hungary Japan and Alaska. Also mentions Davenport era sermons and a Jacobs Oil plug at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecost
Kelvinside
Glasgow
Chicago Theological Seminary
Wihuttle
Ballymena
Ireland
H.R. Phillips
Bapns Society
Congo
San Salvador
Messionary
Sys
Ciena
Baptist Church
J. W
Williams
First Baptist Church
Baltmore
Sukou
Alaska
Yale Theology Seminary
Mosman
New Haven & House
Stage
Corbin
Reformed Church of Hungary
Japan
New Orleans
Smith J
Army
United States
Earle Balsam Promises Quick Cure for Coughs
An early 20th century plea urges readers not to ignore persistent coughs and promotes Earle Balsam as a proven remedy. It claims the medicine cures effectively, priced at 50 cents, with a free sample or trial size offered.
Scrap of Paper Sparks Life for Woman in Fort Smith
A woman near death from consumption credits a scrap of wrapping paper and Dr King’s Discoveries for her recovery. She weighed under seventy pounds, read of the remedy, tried a sample bottle, bought more, and regained health to 140 pounds. Trial bottles advertised by W A Cole and Joseph B Gare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samp
W. A. Cole
Fort Smith
Shie Wonderful Discovery Freest
Joesph B. Garerota Drug Store
Miners Endure Hardships and Seek Van Weer’s Balsem
Miners of Montsn:enodergo great hardships and frequent throat troubles. Each miner carries a bottle of Van Wex's Balsem for reliable care. Thompson & Brainerd of Malden Motors endorse Veo Werr's goods, claiming steady satisfaction and dependable sales. For sale by Williamson & Brows Trixt size free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montsn
van Wex
Thompson & Brainerd
Malden Amootars
Williamson & Brows
Electric Bitters Promise Quick Relief for Dyspepsia
A vintage advert promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach liver ailments. It claims the remedy improves digestion, ends dyspepsia, and improves health with use, urging purchase from Joseph B Garrott Drugists at 5 cents or 1.00 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B Garrott
Ackerx English Cough Remedy Ad Promises Refunds
An 19th century advertisement by William Donard Brown of a draggist shop claims Ackerx English Cough Remedy can cure early consumption in a week and offers a money back guarantee to all who purchase and follow directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackerx
William Donard Brown
Ackers English Blood Elixir Promises Purification of Poisoned Blood
The ad claims early symptoms such as tiredness dull headaches and fevers indicate poisoned blood and asserts Ackers English Blood Elixir will remove scrofulous or syphilitic poisons. Sold under punitive guarantee by Williamson Brown druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson & Brown
Acker's English Dyspepsi Cure Ad
An old advertisement promises relief from dyspepsia and indigestion with Williamson Brown druggists offering a guaranteed cure. The fragment hints at a broad claim of effectiveness and a medical product promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Willinmson & Brown
Van Wert's Balsam touted as best selling remedy
Texas citizens' coughs and colds create demand for remedies. Alexander Speer & Son of Blanco Texas proclaims Van Wert's Balsam as the best selling article they have ever had on their shelves. Trial size available free from Williamson & Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Alexander Speer & So
Blanco
van Wert
Williamson & Brown
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Pune
Mustarg Liniment
Mxxclican Murtang Lintmeat
Wencomany
Charles KE
Diullen
Sears
Mustang Linirent
aBuckien
Joseph Bo Garrott
Orygonel
Beecham
Cosme
Rubin
Baby Sngers
Comat
Paul
Athens
Bartholomew
Yale
Peter
John
Harlan Page
George Muller
Ladies’ Gallery
T. de Witt Talmage
New York Observer
Evermore
Sadyal Berge Ve
Rauip Sauiil
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