City County and State Personal Mention and Notices
Dr Ganrad of Philadelphia and editor of the Lutheran Observer conducted services in the Evangelical Lutheran church. A hearing for Frank Gilbert and Tom Encenhauer on misconduct in the Salvation Army was set for 4 o clock this afternoon before Magistrate Wilson. Invitations issued for the Docking Club reception hosted by Miss Eleanor Potts at Court Square Tuesday evening. Peckess meat sacks sold in Frederick Maryland at 4 5 cents per piece sizes. Funeral of Arnold Windsor of Urbara held today from his residence. he was a noted community figure. Ira Tyler PM Hader Jno A Steiner B Goldsborough and others left for Hagerstown to represent Reynolds Post at the Maryland Department Encampment Grand Army of the Republic tomorrow.
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Ganrad
Philadelphia
Lutheran Observer
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frank Gilbert
Tom Encenhauer
Salvation Army
Wilson
Docking Club
Eleanor Potts
Court Square
Hagarstown
Messra
Ira Tyler
P.M. Hader
Jno A. Steiner
B. ¥. Goldsborough
Hagerstown
Reynold
Maryland Department
Grand Army of the Republic
John M. Zimmerman
West Patrick Street
Thos. J. McKinzie
Jacob
Petersville
Conrad Ruling
Derr
Wm. G. Johnson
C. C Wareheim
Johnsville Academy
A.G. McCardell
Baltimore
Glenn H. Worthington
Fae Barlow Brog
Yeakle’s
Mup Morse
Morse
Judea
Wrard
Wm H Leicherz
Wm F Schmdt
R G Barrick
Neo
Salvation Army officers assume leadership here next Sunday
Captain Colling and Lieutenant Stanley of the Salvation Army corps arrived in this city yesterday and will take charge after Sunday next. Captain Lampton will bid farewell that day before proceeding to other fields of labor.
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S A. Matters
Colling
Stanley
Salvation Army Corps
Saniay
Lampton
Accident at the Mall Ends with Self Inflicted Leg Shot
An incident at a local mall involving Basard of McAury led to a self inflicted leg wound after a loaded revolver in his hip pocket discharged on Tuesday evening. The ball was not found after probing.
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Mall Basard
McAury
Discharged after hearing in breaking and entering case
John Furgeson was arrested by constable Waters on a felonious breaking into John Hail's house in Elmehart's alley between 34 and 4th streets. At magistrate Wilson's court last evening, after witness examination, he was discharged. Hotel arrivals listed from principal hotels follow.
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John Furgeson Wao
Waters
John Hail
Elmehart’s Alley
4Th
Wilson
Co operation as a practical labor remedy and plan
An essay argues co operation as a practical, growing concept in industry. It proposes worker-led, profit sharing and craftbased self production during unemployment by forming small workshops and exchanges to turn raw materials into finished goods, benefiting merchants, workers, and communities. Oyster Supper proceeds fund a new rectory.
Annual Examinations At Frederick College Exhibition
The annual exhibition of Frederick College will be held Friday February 24 at 8 o'clock p.m. Patrons and friends are respectfully invited to be present. Principal A. Leslie.
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Frederick College
A. R. Lesie
Prineipal
Weakness for Fires Sparks Portland Fire Crank Tale
A Portland tale describes a youth, son of a prominent dentist, obsessed with fires. He installs every electrical device to trigger a fire alarm at night and plans a rapid chaotic escape. A system of strings releases clothes, opens doors, and fires ignite as he leaps into gear before fleeing.
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Portland
Enterprising Colored People Form Real Estate Firm
Enterprising residents of Lynchburg organized a real estate and trust company with capital of 20 600 yesterday, amid heavy stock subscription. Suspicious of strangers, a second meeting of local farmers led by Michael Walsh in Carroll County resolved to watch neighbors and prevent outsiders from taking advantage. The B and O letter shows a 27 209 surplus over the West Sumary 1589. Four escapees from Rockaway jail were recaptured near the county’s upper end, saying they sought a little fresh air. City Hall notes praise for Barlow Bros and a City Hall performance scheduled tomorrow. Ancient Order United Workmen in Wilmington conducts a private conclave to finalize new by laws. Mr F A Markey attends from this city.
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Lynchburg
Michael Walsh
Ilousksville
Carroll County
Eadeiror
Warnburn
Ancient Order United Workmen
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
Wilmington
F. A. Markey
Minor Casualties In City Report
Mr Geo W Shoemaker foreman on PLR E division fell while handling gear and sprained his left shoulder badly Dr W A Long surgeon attended. John Hall rag buyer fainted on West Patr ek street near Starr's store around 1130 this morning. he recovered and returned to work shortly after.
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Geo. W. Shoemaker
W. A. Long
John Hall
É&E
West Patrek Street
Starr
Georgetown Centennial Opens With Impressive Ceremony
The centennial observance of Georgetown College began yesterday with Cardinal Gibbons in regalia and a procession that impressed attendees. Rev. Edward P. Alies received the Doctor of Divinity, Fr McSwee present, and a powerful centennial sermon by Fr. Heay. Lion Ga rgia Hoffman of Georgetown aided the new law department’s creation, opening in 1870 with Hoffman as secretary and treasurer, later becoming lecturer.
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Georgetown
Georgetown College
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic University
Lang
St. Joseph's
Emonteburg
Edward P. Alies
St Mary's
Fr McSwee
Pathers Ward
Sumner
Gaffeey
Kane
Merga
Hoffman
Farmers Alarmed By Barn Fire Near Hanover
A barn belonging to Abraham Herr burned Tuesday afternoon sending farmers into alarm as wheat and corn were rushed to market. Herr’s son Levi corrected a warning sign found in the feed box and moved stock within two days, but the fire claimed at least one steer and left another badly scorched. The blaze drove neighbors to flee, while heavy smoke hindered efforts to save livestock and property.
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Abraham Her
Hanover
Abraham Herr
Levi Herr
Personal and Pertinent Local Happenings in Baltimore Area
Col J Columbus O Donnell attended a breakfast for Governor Jackson in Baltimore yesterday. Numerous residents from nearby towns were noted visiting, with various locals and visitors mentioned by name. The Frederick manufacturing firm shipped ink to Brooklyn Schools. legal cases and civic notices fill the county report, including school exams and upcoming performances.
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Col. J. Columbus O'Donnell
Jackson
Baltimore
Yeaterday
Laura Stevens
Allie Stevens
Hood
J. H. Keller
Haverstown
George Thomis
Ollie Drill
Cty
H. M. Gittinger
Peter Baer
Gruteb Peeneil
Washington, DC
DH Harget
P L Hargett & Co
Marshall Diffendal
Philadelphia
Frederick Manufacturing Co
Brooklyn
J. E. Sheppard
New Brokerage Firm Eyes New York Headquarters in City
Memra Underwood and Johnson of New York are in the city seeking headquarters for a brokerage business with private wires to New York. The Marthe Washington Tea opens at FLO.Y.M.O. A. rooms tonight from 7 to 10 with music and Martha Washington costumes serving tea and season delicacies. Tomorrow the tea runs 2 to 5 and 7 to 11 with tables set to display tea and rolls included with admission. The Charity Ball opened at Fifth Regiment Armory at 10:30 with crowd moving through. Col Columbus O'Donnell and Gov Jackson led the guard march, followed by Mrs Reed, Mrs Jackson, and Gen Johnson. The coronation march by fifty-piece orchestra, magnofoxx apparatus, and lavish gowns were noted. Col L Victor Baughman, Lt Sam Trepsahis, Bradley T Johnson, Mrs Evans, and Postmaster Brown attended.
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Memra, Underwood & Johnson
New York
Busineeca
Marthe Washington
FLO. Y.M.O. A
Martha Washington
Fifth Regiment Armory
Columbus O'Donnell
GP. Maris
Gov. Jackson
Wm. Reed
Bradley Johnson
Mra. Jackson
Russia
Battimore
Col. L. Victor Baughman
Sam" BR Trepsahis
Bradley T Johnson
I. B. Evans
Brown
J. OC. O'Donnell
Yellow Springs society notes and local items
Yellow Springs notes report a neighbor's return from visit to Richmond, Va, Salvation Army meeting led by Harvey Richardson, illness updates on C W Steley and Mrs For, a marriage in Frederick of Mary Alice Stotelmyer and Samuel Harper, Robert L. Tyler opening a clock repair shop, local merchants thriving, Neill Linton on trapping trip in West Virginia, Frank P Benner returning from a trapping expedition, and a call from traveling medicine man Mr Fox.
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Yellow Springs
Toe News
Yellow Sunines
Harvey Hichardson
Richmond
Salvation Army
Yellow Springs Chapel
Harvey Richardson
C W Steley
J W
Mrea Margaret
Sylvester Mosxe
Dees T Haffeer
Johnson
Frederick
Mary Alice Stotelmyer
Wolfville
Samuel Harper
Diehl
Robert L. Tyler
Tyfer
Cass
Lewis M Staley
Bowlus
Neill Linton
West Va
Frank P Benner
Mr Fox
Medicine Man
Orphans Court Weekly Actions Report Summary
The Orphans Court processed multiple estates this past week. Letters of administration granted for Lillie A Bowers to Jacob H Bowers. Letters testamentary granted for Clarison Shivers to Peter Dudderar. Mamne Palmer to John E Palmer and John Koogle. Henry M Kepler to Amanda E Kepter and Lloyd S M Kepler. Second accounts settled for Nikolaus Stansbury and Ephraim Ekmanahkan. First accounts settled for Mary W Palmer, Samuel Hinge, and others. Guardian accounts for Emma Erler and Chaz D Stansbury finalized. final settlements for Thomas Hammond and Nicholas C Stansbury completed.
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Orphans’ Court
Lillie A. Bowers
Jacob H Bowera
Leters
Clarison Shivers
Peter Dudderar
Mamne
Henry M Kepler
Amanda E Kepter
Lloyd SM Kepler
N.cho
Snsbury
Nickolaus Stansbury
Ephrim Ek Manahkan
Henry Wenshaw
Margaret Waterer
Emma § Erler
Nicholas C Stansbury
Chaz D Stansbury
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