Local and General Interest Bits from Daly
A mix of notes on college sports, a fox chase at Woodboro, and various curiosities. January 1 1897 reports Leach of American Wheelmed membership at 73 035 with a 34499 month gain. The Sure Canal cuts sea distance to India by about four thousand miles. A Japanese bride’s veil is preserved as a shroud after death. A Kirgi from Borneo orders a 4 inch reefing necktie. A Danube bridge at Ozornaveda spans 13 353 feet, a noted nuptial region. March 4 will not be observed as a legal holiday.
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Wooda [Boro
Siritatn
India
Japan
Borneo
Thia
Danuby
Ozornaveda
Personal notes from a Maryland convention weekend
PURELY PERSONAL items from Williamsport and Frederick area society. Attendees include Mr. 8. A. Rickard of the Transcript and Mr. Joseph Grim of Hioton. Various visits and homecomings feature among attendees and returning travelers, with extended greetings from Washington and Baltimore friends.
Monument to memory of Francis Scott Key planned in Baltimore
The Baltimore American shows a photo cut of the Key Monument model by sculptor Alexander Doyle of New York and notes Doyle will begin a new model reflecting design changes. The Maryland G A R encampment approved a 5 to the fund and urged posts to contribute, with Major Goldeborough leading local efforts.
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Baltimore
Francis Scott Kay
Alexander Doyle
New York
Alep Containa
Doyle
Mana
Teadera
Maryland
Egeratown
Goldeborough
Beenas
Wedding Note Reveals Sealed Envelopes Contain Thanks
A wedding ceremony note found sealed reveals the couple’s thanks to the minister and organizers. The note, signed by both bride and groom, appears in a single handwriting style despite two signatures. Messages on envelopes warned not to open as the couple had departed.
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Brile
Y M G A to Hold Annual Convention in Annapolis
The twenty eighth annual convention of the Y M G A of Maryland Delaware West Virginia and the District of Columbia met in Annapolis, with C M Copeland presiding. Delegates discussed state work for 1997, and a World Wide Work exhibit by W Morris from Baltimore highlighted missionary aims. A farewell supper followed the Saturday session, and Sunday services were held in multiple churches.
Meeting of Young People's Doccies in Lutheran Chapel
A 6 30 meeting of the Young People's group was held in the Lutheran chapel. W N Bulb gave an address on the Tempesta Jerusalem. Services at Reformed and Lutheran churches focused on Glatham work. A farewell service at Evins First Presbyterian was led by C O Cope land. Delegates of the Y M C A discussed church tasks and sang a hymn. Leonard gave farewell remarks and noted Frederick Upward’s visit. Str G C Copeland is likely to be the next secretary of the state committee. J Plummer Bigham presented stereographic views at the Open House.
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Bir W.B Millar
John Waosmaker
Tad
Air
Millar
Tri
Anthualatt
W Morris
Baltimore
Morris
George Williams
Ubriian Association
England
Hoglang
London
Parla
Japan
India
David McConlen, Jr
Christan Association
Madras
Gakulla
Tudly
Christian Association
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Copeland
Jemea’ Lutheran Church
O. M. Cope
City Opera House
Lawrence Hunt
W. J. Milas
New York
Charles Hayces Chase
Washington
Trinity M. & Church
W. A. Smith
W. B. Mular
Fecy
W.N. Maker
Yeevy
W. N Bulb
Warhtogto
OM. Copeland
Liataik
E St Eedbach
Edward Hicheltarcer
G. F. St Myers
Chifehiao Associatig
Eros CU. Steiner
Gawthrop
Tn Wilming
De'awan
EB. L Nant
Leonard
Frederick Asocailuy
St . A
Alec
Leonard Salt
Mary Woot
Frederick
Jack
Baltimore Area Notes On Deaths And Local Events
Obituaries list Mra. Mary A. Roberta and Joho M. Willa with ages. Notices mention a Baltimore conference, Denton Bridge injury, and a missing arrest in Kent county. Public events include Washington’s Birthday celebrations, a City Opera House engagement, a Wrederick College banquet, and a fox chase at Woodsbury. Also referenced are garden notices and a list of misaddressed letters at Frederick post office.
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Tierest Het
Dhere Destershay
Soa
Lowcdes
Mary A. Roberta
Euston
Syed
Joho M. Willa
Church Creek
Dorchest
R County
Baltmore Sound Money Democrate
New York City
Carrolton
Baltimore
Westminster
Captla Reusen Philps
Cheaspeake Bay
Pilot
Pers'yele
Denton Bridge
Caro
Maryland
Republican League
Washingtom
Weatminster
Biles Aloud Aiedally
Baltimore County
Northern Central Railroad
Wm. H. Bradley
Madson Avenue
Kidon Trandle
Heveral Mimberea
Montgomery County
Woodside
Maurice Harris
New York
Dlnnson Avenue
F. KE. Williams
Boundary Avenue
Washington
Monte
Ben
George Washington
Macauleyntton Comedy Co
City Opera Mouse
United Fire Company
Woman's College
Fredonia Council
U. Ajm
St. Mary's
AU Saints’ Guild
Martha Washington
Woodsbury
Adamstown
Wrederick College
Attempted death by own action echoes tragedy in county
A young woman Miss Zero Witter, daughter of Curtis Witter, attempted suicide with a revolver at her workplace home of Cyrus Varertt. She died from a wound to the left breast. A pallbearer was named. a second young woman and her family deeply deplore the unfortunate event.
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Zero Witter
Curtis Witter
Cyrus Varertt
Adane
Middletown to Boonsboro route contract and court notices
An itemized report outlines a bid of 17520 and a contract to carry mail and passengers between Middletown Frederick and Boonsboro with Middletown as a key segment. It notes profitability on the Middletown to Frederick leg and potential expansion to Hooneboro and Kentucky routes. The Orphans' Court activities include probate for Elias Clom and Plugkard, estates inventories, and executors granted.
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Middletown
Mir
Kentucky
Fredecled
Boonsboro
Frederick
Electete
Crederick
Afr
Bree’o
Hooneboro
Elias Clom
Dame
Plugkard
Deccasci
Prohalta
Debury Wit Tock
Felta
Henry Werking
Jobo LH. Williama
Wm. BH. Laro
James A. Lawson Waa
Catherine H. Laweon
Fragmentary Letters From The Province News Page
The readable text shows letters and notices about local events and a confrontation involving a police or prison official. It mentions a Saturday gathering, a formal inquiry, and threats of violence, with adults and younger participants present. The tone is period newspaper style with references to community life and public duty.
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Vick
Goyer
James Vick
Hocheater
N. J
Vicks
New Japan
Morning Glory
Palace of Music offers Easter bargain in Baltimore ads
Jacob Gutman & Co promote Dre Goods and “Palaces of Music” in Baltimore with a February 1–9 sale at City Hotel and dealerships. They advertise a First Pashtons collection, low Washington round trips, and two cent per mile rail rates for trips March 1 9.
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Tte
Dadtow
BV Buckey
Borlog
Joe Gutman & Co
Karey Atreot
Lexington Atreot
Baltimore, Md
Low Ratoe
Waahington
Baltimore
Frederick
Law's Rip Cake Walk Fight and Public Notices
A cake walk at Nexarite Hall led to a fight involving Francis Brown Marcella van and Lolia Palmer. they were arrested by officer Eichelberger and released after paying one dollar. Daley Taylor was charged with larceny for stealing clothing and money from Eva Mina Matthews and released on $50 bond for a hearing Thursday at 8. Charles A. B and Mary Le Hann wed locally. other marriage notices list Arnold R Withido and Julie M Lydle of Mechautcatowo district. The Sick, Mrs Wm Davita and James Sheiler are mentioned in local notices. A Pennsylvania Railroad rock train plan was announced for Frederick to Baltimore on Mondays. A concert at Woman's College Tonight features music pupils under Diehl and Mira Shriver with admission 10, 20, and 50 cents.
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Nexarite
Francis Brown
Marcella van
Caurghter
Lolia Palmer
Eichelberger
Daley Taylor
Magletrae Bier
Eva Mina Matthawa
Aby
Woman's College
Mise Diehl
Mira Shriver
Adm
Local Birth Night Celebration At Council Chamber
The text notes a local birth night celebration announced by Prettonta Conectl No. 44 0.0 A. M. L. in the council chamber at Market and Obaret streets. It specifies hours from 6 p.m. and includes a nominal admission price and cordial invitation to members and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corece Market
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Ellerton
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Sheridan
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Freerick
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W. B. Millar
J. Plummer Bigham
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Charlie F. Howard
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Swatee
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Prederick College
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Mary le Hann
Frank F. Harbaugh
Carrol
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Davita
North Market Aireot
Teonthealck
Jamca Sheiler
Myeravilie
Kono
Harp
Ktock
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dale
City
Seeiner
Macasly Fallon
Ome
Aeaal Matipeer
Logal Mention
Martha Washington Lanohean
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