Frederic music recital by Prof Beckwith delights crowd
The Woman's College music director Prof Maurice G Beckwith and his faculty colleagues presented a large Frederick audience with a mixed program of vocal and instrumental numbers. The recital impressed both general entertainment and artistic merit, featuring teachers as performers and highlighting oratorio opera and ballad selections.
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Frederick
Maurice G. Beckwith
Woman's College
College Hall
Beckwith
New England Conservatory of Music
van Lennep
London
Roundup of Local Social and Travel Notices
Messy OCR notice column lists residents and guests leaving for cities such as Mt Pleas Cambridge Leetown Whorywood and Baltimore. Mentions of attendances, travel for funerals, tea in Baltimore, and a Frederick funeral with multiple local participants and interment at Mt. Olivet.
Monadnock and Charleston shelling report from Manila
Dispatch reports desultory firing on the left and casualties in the Philippines during the February 10 engagement. One American dead and six wounded. Cuban and Caloocan losses listed. Colonel Tyler invited. Ira Tyler to attend a state banquet for Admiral Schley on February 28.
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Tax News
Anila
Monad
Charleston
Mala-ali
Caloocan
Colonel Tyler
L. Ira Tyler
Admiral Schley
Taken Care of HOF By OMS Selects Secretary After Gould
Article describes imminent resignations in the District Supreme Beach court with Justice McComas resigning March 3. It notes Mr Downs may become Senator McComas private secretary at $3,000 salary and later clerk of the senator’s committee, possibly delaying resignation. It also mentions Ashley Gould, recently appointed assistant district attorney, as a potential successor and their differing salaries.
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Justice McComas
Death of Major William Key Howard in Georgia
Major William Key Howard formerly of Baltimore and Fredricksburg Va died early yesterday at the home of his son in Griffin Georgia where he had wintered for health. He was seventy, born in Baltimore County to Dr William Howard and Rebecca Ann Key, grandson of Col John Eager Howard and grandnephew of Francis Scott Key. His first wife was Agnes Schley of Baltimore, related to Admiral Schley. he later married Glora Randolph of Richmond.
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Georgia Strider
Leetown
B. Brown
William Hoke
Mt. Asant
Whorywood
Ais
Bessie
Lola Motter
Misses May
Jessie Bowlua
Chas. Lochner
Baltimore
Liss
Helen Stauffer
Freder
Mre
Ie Cramer
R. Johnson Dutrow
Wahington
D. C
Vernon Luther
Utica
Rge Mullican
Tiffin
Ohio
Iss Lilly-Tyson
Charles E. Houghton
Chas. Sullivan
York
Frederick
Nicholas Kiner
J. Lowndes Walthour
Savannah
J. Ght McDonnold
R. A. Barrick
Walkille
Newark
Dr. Barrick
L. T. McGill
W Key Howard
William Key Howard
Fredeocksburg
Griffin
Hns Health
Baltimore County
William Howard
Rebecca Ann Key
Col
John Eager Howard
Maryland
Francis Scott Kay
Mr. Howard
Agnes Schley
William Schley
Admiral Schley
Glora Randolph
Richmond
W. Ker Howard, Jr
A Randolph Howard
Conway, Gordon & Garnett
Fredericksburg
Clarence R. Howard
Alexandria
Trinity Episcopal Church
Randolph Jot
Hollywood Cemetery
William Pearl
Thurmont
Abraham Lincoln Birthday Observances Noted in United States
Tomorrow marks the birthday of Abraham Lincoln born February 12 1809 in Hardin County Kentucky He led the nation as the sixteenth president elected 1860 and reelected 1864 He was assassinated April 14 1865 at Ford Theatre Washington Banquets are held in cities tonight with observances in schools in this city and county The day is not a holiday but schools plan Monday exercises
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Dante Boone
Axhter
Bucks County
Missouri
Alexander Alamilton Stephens
Mongrean
Georgia
Favorita
New York
Ghent
de Witt Clinton
Erie Canal
Albany
Charlie — A. Gayarre
New Orleans
Philo Norton McGiin
Yalu
New York City
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Hardin County
Kentucky
John Wilkes Booth
Ford
Washington
Lincoln
Recital Praise Highlights Faculty of Music at Woman's College
A Frederick audience applauded the Faculty of Music recital led by Prof. Beckwith. Bion Firestone’s Donzetta charm earned an encore. ensemble pianists demonstrated refined tone and expressive technique. Remains of a Fredericksburg family member mentioned. A two year-old Thurmont girl died from measles and bronchial complications.
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Beckwith
Faculty of Music
The
Woman's College
Frederick
Bion Firestone
Think About Your Health In Spring Season
In the warm season you should be strong and in robust health with pure blood and strong appetite. Otherwise you risk serious illness. Purify and enrich your blood with Hold's Sarvaparils to prepare for spring. This remedy aims to make blood rich and restore vigor and vitality.
Alumnaz Association February Meeting Set
The February meeting of the Alumnaz Association of FPF Seminary will be held on February 13 at the college. A fall attendance is regulated.
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Alumnaz Association
FPF Seminary
Cold Morning As Frigid Spell Freezes City
The morning thermometer at Central National Bank was 10 degrees below zero, down from 13 below yesterday. Montevue Hospital shows 12 below, vs 16 yesterday, while Court Street read two above at ten o'clock. Water pipes burst and hydrants frozen, with vessels and stoves in use to cope. The Monocacy and town creek are frozen, offering skating spots, and the Frederick-Madison town Electric Railroad struggles with drifting and delayed cars, including the mail train not reaching Frederick until eleven yesterday.
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Central National Bank
Montevue Hospital
Court Street
Lec Mourray
Werday
Frederick-Maddietown
Fredenck
Sunday religious services and events listed in local notices
Numerous churches announce tomorrow worship hours with preaching at various times. denominations include St. Johns Catholic Church Episcopal All Saints German Baptist Lutheran Evangelical and Methodist groups with Sunday schools and special programs. The Backeystown Circuit changes pastor residence from Buckeystown to Middletown with March conference ratification expected.
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St. John's Catholic Guard
Epicopal
E L MclLean
Grice Reformed Church
D. A. Philbower
Church of God
Salvation Army
German Baptist Church
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
L. F. M. Myers
Saint James
Guild
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
United Brethren Church
W. Stinespring
J. H. Wilhite
Trinity M. E.chourch
South
Epworth
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Missionary Society of the M. EB
New Market
W. H. Dell
Christian Endeavor Societies
Maryland
Lafayette Avenue
Gilmore Street
Baltimore
First Baptist
J. E. Board
H Murray
Quinn A.M. E
T. B. Lawrence
Evangelical Tutheran Church
Sanday School
M. E
Page Milborn
Backeystown
Buckeystown
Middletown
Mith
Protests Delay Maryland Troops Muster Out in Augusta
The First Maryland Regiment protests against a War Department plan to muster them out at Baltimore. Major Heisand says troops will be discharged at Augusta, with formalities likely finished by mid March and home by then. The department notes no Baltimore demand or troop pressure to change location.
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Baltimore
Maryland
War Department
Augusta
Department
Heisand
Angesta
Siace
Carpet Anp
Cass
Survey Work Delayed by Freezing Weather on Trolley Plan
The surveying corps sent by Douglas Brothers from Myersville to survey lines for a trolley extension to Hagerstown were located Thursday at Hardscrabble, a hamlet near South Mountain in Frederick County. Very cold conditions halted field work, as Douglas would not allow outdoor surveying in zero weather.
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Douglas Brothers
Myersville
Hagerstown
Hardscrabble
Fredderick County
South Mountain
Douglas
Rescue the Perishing in Maryland Child Society Appeal
An appeal to the Kal tor of Tak News asks readers to support the Bepry Watton Children's An Society of Baltapore founded September 18, 1860, which rescues thousands of children from degradation. It reports nine ty percent success, seeks homes in rural counties, and urges readers to adopt or foster waifs aged infancy to eight years, with oversight by agents and information through Mr. F. B. Sappington or Miss Mary Willcox Brown at Baltimore offices.
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Childrien
Tak
Bepry Watton
Baltapore
Chishan
Frederick
F. B. Sappington
Mary Willcox Brown
Wilson Building
North Charles Street
Baltimore
Mad
Palmrr
Smith's Temple of Fancy Promotes Valentine Goods and Bargains
Local shop promotions urge shoppers to visit Smith's Temple of Fancy for Valentine stock, cheap tea sets, wax candles, and grand sales on graniteware. Special offers run Saturday and Monday with low prices, plus free lunch at Eckstein's and card valentines at Shipley & Borst. May Josnes to perform at St. John's concert.
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Frederick
Smith
Temple of Fancy
Dave Smith
Smith’s
Valentines
Shipley & Borst
Samey & Borst
Grandpa
Scents Wall
The
May Josnes
Louisiana
Mocking Bird
South
St. John's
City Gall
Berlin
Yoars, &A. Brisu Buos
Uaual
John Hendrickson fur gloves sale at reduced prices
A dated advertisement touts warm fur gloves and collars, urging customers to buy Updegraf fur gloves and skin gloves, plus ladies' fur goods, scarfs, and collars at markedly reduced prices. The pitch promises unequaled values and a comic note about price cuts.
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Updegraf
Redering’s Better Shirts and Linen Towels Sale
Jouk Henphoxson NEIDIG & MILLER advertise extraordinary values in white unlaundered shirts and pure linen Huck towels. Shirts priced at 50 cents claim finish and style rivaling costlier options. Towels offered in three numbers, prices per dozen. Limited time discount likely before Tob y go.
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Toby
Naw Mouzzr at 28 N Market Street Clinton
A brief note lists a location at 28 North Market Street in Clinton, referencing Naw and Mouzzr in connection with the address. The readable text provides no additional context or details about events or entities.
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Clinton E. Main
North Market Street
Skipping the Light Fantastic at Independent Drum Band Sail
Pleasant evening promised for February 14 with entertainment and social dancing. Various ads for medical and optical services note corns and bunions treatments, eye care, and spectacles offered by local practitioners in Baltimore and New York, along with schedule details and locations.
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Sail
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Professor Beckwith
Pere. Ek
Lentines
Ree
Ders
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Smit
Graber
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Shipley & Boost
Eichelberger
Knauff
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Good Little Girls
Smith's
Eckstein’s
Nrniture
Carty
Geo. S. Rodeck & C
Charles Remsburg
Mt. Pleas
Minois
D. F. Davis
Fiss Allison
Cambridge
Eader
East Church
J. Knight McDonnold
Idi
Knight
East Ad Street
Osborne Ingle
Saint’s Episcopal Church
Reeman Dixon
Presbyia Church
Louis Nixdorff
Harry Grove
Madison Nelson
Thomas Anderson
Ira J. MecCardy
Chirtes
Frank Th
Charles Doll
Wm. McGill
John Jas
Orlando Barck
Arthur Trail
J. Haughman
Harry E. Chap
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Thomas Allen
Shilling Molabon
Oms
Mr. Gould
Lincoln's
Sunday Schools and Societies
Petters
Eckstein
Gruber
S. Smith
Sam's Place
Samuel C. Titlow
LE. Mullin
L. E. Mourmix
Telephone 10
John Hendrickson
Clovis
Jouk Henphoxson
Neidig & Miller
Rederick
Naw & Mouzzr
N. Market St
Dr. Brown
Brown
Baltamore
Bradley
East Church Atreet
Boyte
C. S Cimmer, Optician
Wm. C. Buteler
N. Market Street
Residence City Hotel
B. Sappington
Pr. B. Sappinaton
Tin Market St
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Rodoge & CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sores
Uneral
Frederick, Md
BF. V. Staub
Legrand
F. Vv
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North Ost
Cholea
California
Frederick County
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H. Ranssone
N. Market
J. Heisely Keller
Dewey Merritt
Sampson
Maine
Hobson's Shaice
A. S. J. Heisley Keller
Druegist
Market St. Frederick
Decildly
East Patrick Street
Arund
Willard C. Keller
Lfred Ritter
Atlaw Equity
Cormercis
Frederick, Ma
Decidanly
Marert Street
University of Marsland
Milton G. Urner
Clayton A. Ke- Hammond Urner
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