Life Insurance Advice by Rev Talmage Promotes Washington Life Co
The article presents E. Dewitt Talmage urging readers to buy life insurance as a duty to self and family. It endorses Washington Life Insurance Co of New York, touts its thirty year record, and cites policy examples and advantages of plans, including endowment and extended-term features, with agent contact details in Frederick County Maryland.
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THE
WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CO
NEW YORK
Weather Forecast for District of Columbia and Maryland
The Weather Forecast calls for colder fair weather with northerly winds and a continuing cold wave through Saturday. Storm signals rise from Hatteras to Eastport and at Corpus Christi and Galveston, with cautions at New Orleans, Pensacola, and Mobile.
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District of Columbia
Maryland
Hatteras
Eastport
Corpus Christi
Galveston
New Orleans
Pensacola
Mobile
Trustee Appointed in Ogle vs Manly Equity Case
The court filed a decree appointing John C. Motter as trustee to sell the real estate in the equity case Thomas Ogle versus William Manly and others. He posted a $2,000 bond for performance of duties.
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Thomas Ogle
William Manly
John C. Motter
Pamibar Talk on Literature Science and the Arts
A report highlights Pamibar's discussion of literature science and the arts in the March Popular Monthly by Frank Lestie. It notes a Pan American Congress inspired illustrated articles on Central America and the Americas with vivid descriptions and biographical sketches.
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Pamibar
Arutad
a for
America
Reprod
Frank Lestie
arena
Honduras
Salvador
Sicamurua
Costa Rica
Wwe
Pan-American Congress
Frederick banning
Richmond
Paris
Carel vo
iplic
H. Guermsey
Left His Church: Dr. Childs Moves Between Denominations
The Diocese reports Rev. Jasci S. Chil D D of Ws male applies to move to the Protestant Episcopal Church. Bishop Paret notes Childs is highly capable and adaptable, sees the shift as significant, and warns against unsettling Presbyterian doctrine. Baltimore Presbyterian clergy dispute the bishop’s view that further withdrawals will follow Childs’s departure from Washington.
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Jasci S. Chil
Ws male
Protestant Episcopal Church
Paret
Dr. Childs
biending
T. change
Baltimore
orher
Thomas 3. Childs
Washington
Fire outbreak damages multiple buildings in Amsterdam and beyond
Fire swept the Communal Theatre in Amsterdam Finlland on Wednesday night. The blaze partially burned the five story brick warehouse at 31North street and damaged adjoining structures 310 312 and St with contents. Total loss estimated at 15000, partially insured. Also the parochial residence of Rev Peter B Lenahan of St Josephs Catholic church Texas Baltimore county burned. Four children of John Liston at Kingston Ont burned to death. St Johns Roman Catholic church sit Greenbus burned with loss of 375000. Henry Sewell Monrovia began construction of a two story frame dwelling. Road supervisors Adams Magaha Petersville Jacob Bowers Mr Pleasant Nicholas Norris Johnsville Wm M M Boba Woodsboro qualified before Clerk Pa.
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Amsterdam
Finlland
North street
Peter B. Lenahan
St. Joseph's Catholic church
Texas
Baltimore county
John Liston
Kingston
Ont
St. John’s Roman Catholic
Adlen Magaha
Petersville
Jacob Bowers
Mr. Pleasant
Nicholas E. Norris
Johnsville
Wm. MM. Boba
Woodsboro
Middletown Man Henry Crone Granted Bail in Assualt Case
Henry Crone of Middletown, indicted for an assault with intent to murder Rufus Shoemaker, appeared in court on a writ of habeas corpus and was released on $500 bail for next week’s court appearance.
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Henry Crone
Middletown
Rufus Shoemaker
Navassa Rioters Sentenced in Baltimore Jail Raid
Judge Bond and Judge Morris impose terms on Navassa rioters and other prisoners after a Baltimore raid on March 28. Key Jones and Smith receive confinement in state penitentiaries, while others face hard labor in multiple Maryland institutions.
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Navassa
Bond
George S. Key
Henry Jones
Edward Smith
Baltimore city
Morris
Alpany
Maryland House of Correction
Camp Mun proprietor accused in furnace incident
In Furnave, Camp Mun proprietor Om Satuniay faced a troubling incident as a man identified as Rieyes and another person pressed authorities to take action. The report details a confrontation and alleged threats surrounding the furnace operation, with witnesses recounting the scene.
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Saniuvel Escaltz
Camp Mun
Furnave
tuvk
Exhibition and banquet at the Boron An Club in Boston
Sperkel Cusrespurmaine reports attending the Boron Arm Club annual exhibition and banquet with a display of palatinas and a 200-item array. Lyman Wheeler discussed Maryland cuisine, while transfers show real estate moves including Fulton land deals. John R. Clarke to lecture at City Hall under F C Y M auspices on To and Fre in London. The Chautauqua Herald lauds Clarke as a remarkable platform orator.
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Tr BOSON
Boron An Club
omber
Florence Doub
Frederick
Joe
aye A. Pierce
Geston Arm Chry
Lyman Beecher
Boston
Lyman Wheeler
Maryland
John R. Clarke
City
London
Chautauqua Assembly Herald
Chautauqua
Old Uncle Tom Tarvlor Dies at Montgomery Almshouse
An obituary notes Old Uncle Tom Tarvlor died at Montgomery County Almshouse on Tuesday and was buried Wednesday in the new Catholic cemetery near Rockville. Born over 103 years ago, he had previously been enslaved under Charles Beckwith.
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Thomas Tarvlor
Uncle Tom
Montgomery County
new Catholic
Rockville
Chas. Beckwith
Citizens Meeting on Firemen Building in Mechanicstown
A public meeting was held last evening at Albaughs Hall at 7 o’clock to discuss a movement for a firemen’s building. Taxpayers of the town attended in large numbers showing strong local interest.
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Mechanicstown
Albaugh’s
Creamery Robbery at Elerion Shank Bros and Wachter
A person broke into the Shank Bros and Wachter creamery at Elerion last Monday night and damaged the separator by destroying pipes and oil cups. The screws were removed and the beltine cut to pieces. No motive is known.
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Messrs. Shank Bros. & Wachter
Elerion
Marriage Licenses Issac L Newcomer and Emma Smith
Cumberland county Pa and Rocky Ridge pairs listed for marriage licenses Isaac L Newcomer to Emma E Smith. The notice also mentions T Henry Eyier and Mary J Troxell as another couple from the same area. Additional ad copy for Salvation Oil and Dr Earl's Cough Syrup appears, promoting cures and health tips.
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Isaac L. Newcomer
Emma E. Smith
Cumberland county
T. Henry Eyier
Mary J. Troxell
Rocky Ridge
Salvation Oil
droskites
Dr. Earl
Virginia Court of Appeals Rules in Belo Lime Cases
The Virginia Court of Appeals ruled in favor of Richmond Bedding Company and related interests in a line of Belo Lime cases before the war, affecting local entities and political clubs. Samuel A. Parrar of Farn reportedly died from injuries after a collision on the North and Western Road, with reports noting the incident on a day preceding a legal observance.
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AENGENIAL L. Wilson
pion
Vicginia Court of Appeals
Richmond Belo
Richwond, Prederichslurs
Potomac Harread Company
AbiMGs
Warin tire
Nubert
Samuel A. Parrar
Farn
A Good Law Relating to Sheep Killing Gus
A new county law provides that if a dog is found injuring or pursuing sheep the owner may intervene. If sheep are killed or injured a justice of the peace can summon the dog owner and set damages, with security to restrain further harm. If security is not given, the dog may be killed by a county constable with fees charged to the dog owner.
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justice of the peace
Congress and Legislature Update from Maryland and National News
The U S Senate adopted a resolution seeking information on the Florida Deputy Marshal Saunders assassination after debate with Pasco Chandler Call and Hawley named. Maryland Senate discussed secret voting and election law. many local bills introduced. House advanced canal railroad lease bill and passed numerous local measures while confirming executive appointments.
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NATIONAL CONGRESS
United States Senate
Pasco
Chandler
Call
Hawley
Florida
Marshal Saunders
House
Washington
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Senate
Baltimore county
Young Men’s Republican Club of
Baltimore
Maryland Agricultural College
House of Delegates
Virinia
Hog Island
State Teachers’ Association
Washington and Cumberland Railroad
Baltimore County Orphans’ Court
Archer
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Lonaconinz
Watford Agricultural Society
Washington World’s Fair 1862 Prospect Prompts Transit Plan
The Citizen suggests Washington as the site for the 1862 World’s Fair and notes belief that the Pennsylvania Railroad may extend its line from Frederick to Washington to boost passenger facilities. An advertisement promotes Mather’s Glove Cleaner at Garrett’s Drug Store targeting ladies to clean kid gloves.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Frederick
Mather
Garrett
Viret of the Serie Sing of a Series of Entertainments
The Putte Lode entertainment series at Market street ball features Miss Wilmeth Asbape, Miss Milter, and Mrs. Es. Milten in a lively program with dances and dramatic snippets. Evening guests include Miss Hester, Miss Basha, and Mrs. Wolfe. attendance indicates strong lodge interest and rising receipts. A future dramatic piece Gut in the Streets is promised, with a dance to follow.
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Peary ottievehune
inureh
Phe
Soelock
Wilmeth Asbape
Mis
Es Milter
Elmer Woodward
amd sb
Molle Bartuds
Wolfe
A Talk with the Tanners on Hide Prices and Europe Market
The article discusses the drop in hides prices due to European competition. It notes large shipments of dry western hides to Europe as a test to open a new market. Fredericksburg tanners foresee possible price jumps at home if the scheme succeeds and may push feather prices up accordingly.
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Europe
Ioan
Frederi
Hopkins Banjo Club Concert Set for Lyceum Theatre
The Baltimore Sun reports the J. U. A. Banjo Club will give a second concert at the Lyceum Theatre this month with a fresh program. Judges rank Hopkins men as the best college performers. they will be at City Hall tomorrow night.
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Baltimore San
J. U. A. Banjo Club
Lyceum Theatre
Hopkins
City Halch
Gagging the Eagle Thwarted by Deliberation in Liberty
In the House of Delegates on Wednesday Mr Norwood gained leave to introduce a bill to ban fire crackers in Liberty county. The Citizen ponders if such a law would curb patriotic displays in the quiet village famed by a Revolution era motto during the Fourth of July and Washington's birthday celebrations.
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Norwood
House of Delegates
Liberty
ditule
Washington
Building for Mechanicstown Proposed During Legislature
The Clarion notes that Maryland lawmakers could empower Mechanicstown to borrow for a building housing the fire company and town hall and to issue bonds. It argues the action is possible without immediate loan or construction and may prevent future regrets if not taken within two years.
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Clarion
Maryland
corporation of
Mechanicstown
fire company
Westminster Postmaster Contest Attracts Wide Interest
United States postal inspector Wm Conrad arrived in Westminster to inquire into the Westminster postmastership. He will decide on the candidate and best office location. Afternoon visits by supporters and a large gathering of businessmen and citizens followed. The inspector’s decision is viewed as final.
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Westminster
Wm. Conrad
United States post office
Sharrar
Con- Tad
Fourth Quarterly Church Conference At Mechanicstown
Notices for religious meetings across Mechanicstown and Utica Mills include the Fourth Quarterly Conference of Mechanics town circuit led by Rev. J N Davis at Mechanics town M E Church tomorrow at 2 PM, lovefeast and preaching at 10 AM, and similar services by Rev J E Amos at UT B church tomorrow at 2 PM, plus Lent services in Reformed and All Saints churches and a meeting by the building committee at Utica Mills to date a church dedication. Protracted meeting begins next Sunday at Shiloh M P Church Walkersville.
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Mechanic-town circuit
J. N. Davis
Mechanicstown
M. E
J. E. Amos
P. BE
Mechanics fown
G. J. Roudabush
UT. B
A.M. Evers
Reformed
t. John’s Catholic
All ‘Saints
P.E
Utica Mills
Shiloh M. P
Walkersville
RANDOW NEWS NOTES General Interest From Home and Abroad
Random news notes from Pa and beyond cover a mix of crimes, ships, accidents, politics, and a telephonic wedding. Items mention a man hanged in Philadelphia, a steamship report of many icebergs, a New York Assembly bill on telegraph measures, and a couple bound by a telephone wedding across Indiana towns. Local figures, lawsuits, and criminal cases are cited with brief details.
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Seety Hatha Bellefonte
Jacob Schoop
Pho
Philadelp
myr
amebler Brastet VYores & Blee
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Bohemia
New York
Hamithure
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Warner Bloom stat
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Catan
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Walker
North Dako
New York Assembly
Newstk
xeynte
James A. Simmons
Wallack
Lenox bank
grand eay
Gonce Kaegi
Xow Kk
Gustaverling
Henry A. Wise
Baltimore
National Educational Association
York
Indiana
Senate finance committee works on new assessment bills in Annapolis
A Baltimore delegation urged Maryland lawmakers in Annapolis for a $30,000 appropriation to the College of Dental urge. Gov. Jackson and Attorney-General Whyte plan to travel to Philadelphia to discuss the State's deft Columbia and Port Deposit. Winfield Southerland died in a boiler explosion at C. Strauss & Cols greenhouse near Washington. The Metho dist Home in Washington buys a property at M and Twelfth streets N. E. A Virginia Representative introduced a congressional resolution seeking details of U S government interests in the canal.
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ANNAPOLIS
Senate finance committee
Baltimore
College of Dental
Jackson
Whyte
Philadelphia
Columbia
Port Deposit
WASHINGTON
Winfield Southerland
C. Strauss & Cols green
Virginia
Congress
United States
Palmetto Fibre Company Expands in Frederick Industry
Frederick's Palmetto Fibre Company, operating in the Pize foundary building, has grown from a tiny start to about forty workers making 3000 to 6000 brushes daily. Invented by McClintock Young, the process yields high output with one man replacing five or six under the old method. Shipments go across the United States and Canada, with orders outpacing current capacity. The firm plans to enlarge, add machines, and hire 150 or more within a year or two. Fibre is supplied by Jacksonville Fibre Company in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Frederick
Palmetto Fibre
Pize foundary
West South street
McClintock Young
United States
Canada
Jacksonville Fibre Company
Jacksonville
Fla
War Claims Findings In House Communications
Findings as to War Claims show aidings in cases presented yesterday to Congress. In Herman Routzahn administrator of John Routzahn deceased the court finds government forces took and used stores and supplies valued at 248 dollars from the claimant residing in Middletown Frederick County Maryland. In Leonard Black of Washington County Maryland the court finds military forces used supplies belonging to the claimant amounting to a specified sum.
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House of
Herman I. Routzahn
John Routzahn
Middletown
Frederick county
Leonard Black
Washington county
First Symptoms of Death Warn of Poison Infection
Tired feeling dull headache pains in various parts of the body sinking at the pit of the stomach loss of appetite feverishness pimples or sores are evidence of poisoned blood. Purify to avoid death. Dr Acker's English Blood Elixir guaranteed by J A Williamson to remove scrofulous or syphilitic poisons.
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Acker
J. A. Williamson
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