Hymeneal Celebrations At Two Maryland Weddings
Two weddings reported from Maryland with multiple family connections. Bessie Watkins of Clarkburg marries Rev. R Lee Fults of Sykeville with ceremonies at Marrin 4.E church officiated by Rev J Hawk and Rev W S Hammad. Reception hosted by Mr T Jarvis on 18th street. couple embarks on southern tour. Beyard Critenor wedding at Freedom United Methodist Church unites Grace Berryenor and Harry Bevard. Rev Chas Day officiates with attendants Alfred Getty and C Belt. Bridal party departs for northern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fult
Watkin
Bessie Watkins
Clarkaburg
Proward County
R. Lee Fults
Sykeevile
J. Hawk
Frederick City
W.S. Hammad
Washington, D.C
Marrin
Csr Nationa
T. Jarvis
18Th Street
Fuitr
A. W. Watking
Lavre, Md
WH. Forsythe
Baltimore
W. R. Dorsey
Howard County
B. 8. Whalen
Bridses
Jas. F. Watkins
W.E. Linn
Howard Couty
Dr. Watkins
Beyard —&Critenor
Wealey M. E. Church
Freedom
Grace
Alvira Berryenor
Harry Bevard
Immorton
Barford County
Ids Lowe
Caroline County
Howard Bevard
Chas. Day
Barrsville
Hera
Alfred Getty
Cleveland
C. Belt
Young Republicans Meet in Frederick Address Harmony and Growth
The Young Men's Republican Association of Frederick held its weekly meeting at Waa Church Street headquarters with strong attendance. With the president and vice president absent, an executive committee member led the session, new members were admitted and about twenty-five more proposed. Mr Hammond Urner gave an eloquent address on Republican principles and national harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Republican Association of
Frederick
Waa
Church Street
Hammond Urner
Republican Party
Syrup of Figs Offers Gentle Laxative Remedy
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle laxative for all ages, claiming it cleanses the system, relieves headaches, and cures constipation without weakening organs. It promotes the product as pure liquid laxative, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold in 50 cent bottles through registered druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
California
Maryland State News Minute Toll and Trials
In Harford and surrounding counties a string of incidents is reported. Holmes dies at 57 in Cumberland, a house fire destroys a bar, and a Maryland electric plant sale is valued at 7100 dollars. Wrecks near the Chesapeake, Fairview Seminary reconstruction, Baynard dies near Boise Mill, Sturgis perishes in a house fire, and Captain Pintey begins inspection of state troops. A dwelling on Cockahoe Neck is burned, Lang killed on the Elkton tracks, Bruce born at Frostburg marks a birthday, and vessels freeze along Patuxent. Pastor Rey Trefaheen takes post at St Mary’s Reformed in Westminister. Fire strikes Loretty rail station and home of Shockley in Somerset. Cumberland jury finds Zufall not drowned, then likely killed and dumped in canal. Esher-Kowtnnte Church seeks restraint on sheriff over a debt suit in Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harford County
Josiah A Holmes
Cumberiend
Samee
Letterg
J. J. Jonns
Chesapeake
Fairview Seminary
Montgomery County
Joan Baynard
Boise Mill
Caroline County
Charles Sturgis
St. Mary's
Captain Pintey
United Snes Army
Maryland
Spencer Rose
Cockahoe Neck
Casper EB. Lang
Elkton
Dantel C. Bruce
Frospbarg
Cumberland
Patuxent
Choptank
Rey
Trefaheen
Shepwehny
St Mary's Reformer Church
Westmeter
Letters From The People Maryland Judges Nominee H H Lawrence
In Rockville Md a retired justice vacancy prompts discussion of Montgomery County candidates. Maj C H Lawrence is urged as a nonpartisan fit with Twenty years in the county bar and a record of impartial justice. He has never sought office, supporters say, preferring the office seek the man. February 18 1895 Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
None
John T. Vinson
Rockville
Frederick
Montgomery
Montgomery County
C. H. Lawrence
Linden
Major Lawrence
Lawrence
Probley
Great Concert by Veteran Corps Band of Baltimore
Arrangements complete for a concert by the Veteran Corps Band of Baltimore at the O Bousa on Monday eve ning next. The program promises one of the greatest musical entertainments in the area with critics praising the band as among the finest concert organizations. Noted soloists include cornetist George and Miss Bessie Mecklem among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Corps Band of
Baltimore
O Bousa
Ahnfiar
Seuss
Marine Band
George
Bessie Mecklem
News launches general fund for relief of the poor
The News initiates a public relief fund to aid distressed families hit by severe weather. Contributions will be acknowledged in this column and distributed to those without resources for essentials like medicine, shoes, and clothing. The fund's list shows many donors and urges even small gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas News
Ali
Tab Pour Han Wither
Ths
Whyres
Frank
Jennie Williams
Eleanor Sprizer
Cash
Steiner
John H. Abbott
W. BP. Maulaby
M. Ritchie
Frank P. Bobiliz
John W. Abrecht
Eloise Young
Carrie Sinn
Y. M
Lutheran
B. A. Blackstar
Hardt & Keafer
Margaret C. Schaeffe Mire
M. Hemmite
Houck Dennis Murphy
PF. W. Doub
J. W. Owen
Thomas Schlay
Atild
Catlin House Relief Association
Polish Newspaper Fragment on 19th Century Polish Uprising
Fragmentary report recounts events around Warsaw Grochow and Cypru during a 19th century insurrection. Mentions Kosmuske, Constantine, Radzivill, and Marshal Dic Mitseh with troop movements, battles, and claims of vast losses as rival factions vie for control and a settlement appears possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thyre
Pruarmuif
Constantine
Cipital
Tye
Mitseh
Radzivill
Grochow
Brinca
Grouus G EsiMex
Rdzivill
Mr. Wellington as an Orator at Loyal Legion Banquet
Washington correspondent reports George L. Wellington, a young Maryland congressman elect, delivered a Lincoln birthday toast at the District of Columbia Commandery Loyal Legion banquet. His speech drew comparisons to Jos Blackburn and Senator Wolcott, delivering a remarkable burst of eloquence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wellington
Washington
New York
District of Columbis
Loyal Legion
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
George L. Wellington
Congress
Maryland
Washon
Jos Blackburn
The Health Arch and Local Letters of Trust
Health vigor praised through Hostetters Stomach Bitters noting strength and vitality against age and illness. A Walkersville pastor remembered with gifts from M E Church members including food items and money. Local notices mentionDr Bulls Cough Syrup cited by police as a remedy, with several residents suffering rheumatic and premanent ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostettera
M. E. Church
Walkersville
G. R. Lanner
Liberty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder
Wall Street
the Daily News
Young Republicans
BEST
News OF the State
Wasmimeron, D. C
Janes Apanruues
Mittazo F. Waltz
U.S. Army
Ear
Seserbes
City Opera House
J. A. Wittens
Broresst
Ita
Bealing Properties
Dr. Deane
J. A. Deane CO
Kingueo
Vigor
Eaally
Gulekiy
Pormansatly Resterat
UE Medical
Buffalo
John T. Lewis & Bros
Fox Covoss
Cas Pure Witte
Tisueg
John T. Lew's & Bros CO
Philadelphia
Foster Medicine Company
Baltimore, MD
NAVY
Brown
Brows
Brown Chemical CO
Balto Me
Mien Sapien Seontaly
Peer Up
Headington
Ranylan D
Geo. A. Gelberts
North Marker
Frederick, Md
Deoda
Sal
Psish
Warsaw
Cypre
Ue Cine Suber
Kosmuske
Bowas
Gnaluw
Ted
Coase
Dr. Bull
A. & Shaffer
North Market Streat
Chas. Dill
Joshua DI
West Fourth Street
Rosa
Httle
Eugene Haffner
Schleystille
W. C. Bantuan
Sherk of
Avie Co
W. Va
Ma. Albert, Pearre
W. EB
Ms. Airy, Md
Draggist
Carty’s
Carty
East Patrick Street
A. Ll. Pearre
Allcock
Brandreth
Onur
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
Patrick ST
Nswsidb
Kohler
Abe
Daten Komler Bfr CO
Geenan Street
Sachra Zohler
W. L . Douglas
Sime
RDG Co
Boss
Nina
Opncake
W. L. Douglas Glas
Fey
A.R. Yeakle
City Hall Shoe Store
Fredoick, Md
Thair
Niger
Xtartier
Discess
Perre
Royal Medicine CO
Hiver St
Chicago
Schiey Bros
Louis Marxet Street
Neur Patrick
Bellevine
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St