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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1892
Page
4
A meeting in Washington tonight aims to organize a Mount St. Marys College alumni banquet in the city late April with a possible Mount Vernon trip. The local committee seeks broad participation and a memorable gathering for graduates and friends.
An 19th century advertise page touts Red Flag pain cures and Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets as remedies for rheumatism neuralgia and coughs. It mentions samples in Florida and endorsements from various druggists and physicians, with references to Union Country Missouri and local stores.
A collection of brief personal notices records many residents visiting friends and relatives. Names include Miss Mamie Ebriner from Esluini, Laura Dayhow of Ansperstown visiting Wyand iouve Keereville, and Mr. Williams of Linthicum visiting his brother in Miamisburg Ohio. Also listed are Llew Blanche Staub Lag returning from Baltimore with Theresa Dreyes, Miss May Diehl hosting Miss Drinkhaure of Easton Virginia, and many others traveling to Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago Washington and Pittsburgh for visits or trains.
A Drownlageville correspondent reports services for the late James W. Murdeth at Grange Hall with addresses by J. H. Bealle and Rev. J. Pardew. praise for his fatherly character and community service. Also notes the death of Geo. PL Kus sungal of West Mourth Street at 77, two daughters surviving, and details on David FP. Noland, a colored drayman injured near FP depot, plus memorials for Danie Easterday and other local figures in Montgomery county, with burial plans and church affiliations.
A reader's note discusses the House adopting rules similar to the previous Congress, with debate on quorum and majority control. It covers political principles, party allegiance, and calls for citizen focus on country over party, plus snippets about local residents' health and updates on several individuals in the community.
A Frederick College alumnae gathering was held in the college building at night. Committees reported 500 graduates on file, and work continued on roll and reunion plans. Invitations to all graduates were to be extended.
In Annapolis a report states someone was killed in a fight with state police at Herring Bay. In Kent County Richard Turner Jr and Ebenezer Jacobs died suddenly. Wilmington harnessmaker William Miller died by suicide. A serious fire near Contraville was stopped by quick company action. Oyster-law violations resulted in oyster boat owner appeals to Governor Brown for clemency. Bellevin trustees appoint William Startzman as keeper of the market. A Washington County resident applies for insolvent benefit. Mrs Henry L Donechtel, 70, found dead in Silver Row Vale Joy after visiting a neighbor. husband distressed. Rev T H Lewis returns from Holy Land. Western Maryland College honors him with campus celebrations. A large display of windows at the college and seminary buildings greeted his arrival.
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