Appeal for Aid and Local Obituaries in Nebraska and Kansas
An appeal for relief for crop failures in parts of Nebraska and Kansas requests urgent aid from state legislatures and individual donors. Families suffer, furniture has been sacrificed to stay warm, and distribution is monitored. Dr. P D Fihrney coordinates contributions. Funeral notices report Mr George Gupin and Mr John Kabzick, with interments at Mount Olivet cemetery and charges by F Schroeder and A T Rice & Sons. Have You Tried Qeresville Self Rising Flour uses health claims.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Jess
P. D. Fihrney
Fuancrais
George ¥. Gupin
West Third Street
Osborne Inzie
S. H. Brown
L. G. Kemp
F. C. Shephens
G. J. Doll
J. C. Hardt
Joseph Cronise
Mount Olivet Cemetery
F. Schroeder
John Kabzick
East Fifth Street
Luther Kuhlmann
J. W. Loyns
J. H. Parone
J. N. Zimmerman
N. Lochner
George Esterly
Chesies
A.T. Rice & Sons
Local Literary Society Meeting Highlights and Community Notes
Daniel Crouse and wife of Kansas City arrived in Lere Phardis for a gathering. The Tuesday Literary Society met with many attendees and debated art versus nature, with Harshman and Warrenfeltz opposing, and G. Ht. Storetayer, C. A. Harp, and Tams C. Hoover supporting. The Indies performed creditably in public speaking, and a poem was recited by E E Harp. Plans to discuss immigration restrictions were announced for the next meeting. Additional notes include visits among Beltimore, Jeffer son, and Frederick County residents, church services, a canning factory inquiry, and illness concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolpsviles
Daniel Crouse
Kansas City
Lere Phardis
J Wolfs Heaper
Literary Society
UW. Harshman
Mary Warrenfeltz
Hon.g. Ht. Storetayer
C.A. Harp
Tams C. Hoover
Indies
E E Harp
Usenext
Tur Veing
Ogounty correspondence unionville feb 21
Local news item notes a new livery stable and buggy house, Joe Chipley aiding Leon ard C. Arther then staying overnight, and an overdue overcoat and shoes mystery. Also reports a colored man Oliver West arrested for drunken disorderly conduct, sent to Frederick county jail after failure to post security. A human ear found in a drugstore box shocks community.
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Unionville
Joe Chipley
Law
Leonard C. Arther
Ving Pear
Arthur
Joe
Mr. Arthur
Oliver West
State Penitentiary
Myers
Downes
Isaac Downes
Wwmu
Gaither
Lindsay & Danner's
Norris Brothers
Macgie
Roberta Wor
Baltimore
Charles Foster and Evarts Dinner Toasts in Washington
In Washington a dinner honored Senator Evarts as he retires. President Harrison Vice President Morton and others toasted Evarts and praised his senate service. Charles Foster of Ohio and others spoke highly of Foster's career and public roles. Proceeds benefited the Mary Washington Monument Association.
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Barrison
Evarts
Wasuretos
Hiscork
New York
Arlington
Senate
Harrison
Morton
Tracy
Belden
Gim
Hiscoc
Evaris
Washington
Art. Boyarts
West
Ae Pyarts
Spooner
Mr. Cockrell
Messrs
Morton _ tosted
Snator Hiscock
Hawley
Barr
County Grand Jury Report Calls for Reform and Hospital Reforms
The grand jury reports an air of disorder in the county jail with 40 and 42 indictments and 216 witnesses examined. It notes conceal weapons problem at churches and urges action. praises Montsvue Hospital under efficient management led by Luther C. Derr. calls for better arrangements for the crowded colored ward and demands return of insane county residents from state asylums to cut costs. Foreman Tno L Jordan signs.
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Baterday
Catia
God
Board of Charities and Corrections
Luther C. Derr
Spring Grove
Mount Hope
L. Jordan
Alleged Drummer Circulates in Westminster Commercial Swindle
A well dressed man visited Taneytown as a commercial traveler claiming to represent large Baltimore paper houses. He sold sacks and wrapping paper at low prices, then returned to discover unfilled orders and extra goods at higher prices. He offered to take back the overage, later reselling it for cash, and left town before settlements. Merchants notified shippers who denied knowledge of the man, noting an inquiry showed a caller ordered goods for other merchants. He plans to return to Taneytown to collect the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Westminster
Saya
Taneytown
Tbis County
Baltimore
Anl
D&e
Thwius
Canal Case Affirms Canal Company Bondholders’ Possession
Annapolis notes report the Maryland Court of Appeals affirmed Judge Alvey’s circuit court ruling in three Canal Company cases, Canal Company vs Brown, State of Maryland vs Brown, and Carter executor vs Brown. Bondholders of 1844 gain right to possess and operate the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal under the terms of the decision.
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Annapolis
Washington County
Court of Appeals
Alvey
Robinson
Teachers in Session at Middletown Falley institute
A second Falley teachers institute session was held in Middletown at the public school building on Friday. A large gathering of teachers and association members heard programs on textbooks in the classroom, history, primary numeracy, geography, home lesson preparation, and classroom decoration. Speakers included A J Kline, A J Horine, D V Beachley, O Gaver, Miss Amy Young, Rev W A Griffith, and W C Smith, with discussions led by several local educators.
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Middletown
Falley Teachers’ Institute
A. J. Kline
Lewis Lutz
Josephus Remsburz
B M. Morgan
Clara Pittingail
Death by Fire Damp Tragedy List of the Dead
A mining disaster left many perished by fire damp with rescuers overmatched and families grief-stricken. The article lists dozens of victims, notes brave efforts, and describes a community in deep mourning as a special train brought kin from nearby centers. Weather and U.S. congressional notes conclude the report.
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Sain Hunter
Horr Sativa Allen MaeKinnon
Labaugh McKinnes
Mat Norotton
Rubert Clark
Stephens Irishton
Williau Kent
John Mitchell
Jamey Conway
Wiliam Metilitway
W. McRae
Thomas Phecher
Rel Carter
A. J. McKay
Campbad
Prung Letcher
George Wees
John J. Mreunatt
George Baud
Clarenee Carter
John D. Campbyll
John Jayden
Charles McNute
Richard Murcphy
Null MfcLeok
Jo. Rud. McNeil
Peter Haniaker
James Nann
Worry Livingstone
Samast Dawson
John D. McEcurep
John Crawford
Thomas Regora
Samuel Muckle
Eraston Haydon
Robert McFadden
Ernst Bainbridge
Jessy Armighew
Andrew Carmichael
Janus Sharpless
Wiliam Carmichael
Jade Casay
Jeln Bosch
Thamas Matlet
Willian Baroeball
Alone Enda
Firnat Mott
Thenn Morrien
David Watts
Arthur Anderson
Henry McLews
Ernst Chandler
Font Dislow
Jans Pequinat
Diardocusa
Alex Bunt
Andrete Bunt
Famo Johnoson
Josep Dupe
Samuel Furber
Henry Wryames McVeish
David McVeigh
J. Summons
Roger Ernest Brass Ryan
George Martin
Jobo Duon
Peter Reed
Fred Smith
Reid Carter
Carmichael
Jessa Armishaw
Maine
Robert McVeigh
Faith
Hough Blunt
Westville
Pictou County
Fragmented State News From Early 20th Century Ledger
The report notes political shifts in Australia and Canada amid unrest and mentions local medical conditions. It lists several residents in Patrick Street area of West and Frederick with illnesses including a severe cold and pleurisy. A property sale on Saturday records W. G. Bosner purchasing real estate for five thousand dollars.
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Lewis Engelbrecht
Lee Simmons
West Patrick Street
Lamertine Cole
News Too
Ida Teel
Pierce Miller
Brunswick News Overview Highlights Spring Real Estate Boom
A Brunswick report notes growing demand and rapid erection of new dwellings. Real estate activity remains brisk with EC Shafer & Co. and Jourdan Turner Realty optimistic about spring markets. Local businesses in the Bretz building area, including Dr. Hosine and J.T. McNesley, report strong trade as B.P. Crampton & Co. flourishes in the touring mill and freight yards progress.
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Tee News
Wenger
Brenswick
Ec, Shafer & Co
Furmer
Messrs. Jourdan & ‘Turner
Whee We Turner
J.T. McNesley
Lovellsville
Levin West
George Crum
B.P. Crampton & Co
Wolfe Schaeffer Wedding Quietly Celebrated at DC Residence
A beautiful wedding was held Wednesday at the bride’s uncle’s Washington home. Miss Emma A. Schaeffer and Mr. A L Wolfe, a Westminster lawyer now in Baltimore, were married in the High Episcopal church rite by Rev. Albert Harding. Only family and Miss Minnie Zimmerman attended due to a bereavement and the grandmother’s illness. The couple left for Baltimore for their future home. Wolfe is known in Frederick and formerly worked in Hon. Milton G. Urner’s office.
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Wolfe
Bciaeffer
Ben. D. A.J. Brane
Pieres Place
Washington, D.C
Edward Schaefer
Emma A. Schaeffer
Frederick City
A.L. Wolfe
Westminster
Baltimore
Albert Harding
St. Paul's
23 Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Minnie Zimmerman
Frederick
Catherine Mérmet
Prinea Alvert
Brr
Milton G. Urner
Local Obituaries and Death Notices from Carroll County and Washington DC
Death notices report Elizabeth Sullivan of Washington DC and infant Harry Bartgis of West Patrick Street, with services at St John’s Catholic Church and Mt Olivet cemetery. Other deaths include Abram Schaeffer of Avondale, Rev E H Delk Sr’s father, William Beaver near Westminster, and a Montgomery County infant buried in Mt Olivet. Interments noted. deaths span Carroll County and nearby areas.
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Mes
BE. Sullivan
Twenty-fifth Street
Washington, D.C
Elizabeth Sullivan
B&o. R.R
St. Joln's Catholic Church
John’s Cemetery
Harry
Roma Bartgis
West Patrick Street
O. Ingie
Mt. Olivet
H.N. Etchison& Son
Towers
Abram Bohaefper
Abram Schaeffer
Avondale
Schaefer
Carroll County
St. Benjamin’s Reformed Church
Westminster
Hagerstown
EB. Delk
E.H. Delk
Social World Pound Party at Bethale Home
A group of residents from East Ebureb Street attended the pound party hosted by Charles Blentlinger on Gas-house Road last Friday. Guests gathered at Clara Haler’s home on East South Street for games and amusements with refreshments, dispersing around 1F Melock after an enjoyable evening.
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Myers
East Ebureb Street
Lasy
Bethale
Charles Blentlinger
Clara Haler
United Fireompany
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Dav E. Walker& Co
Noid
James B. Valere & CO
Sahm & Dill
Hasoware
Aso Conzar
North Market Street
Frederick, Mud
BR. J
Waa Goons
Hamburg
Torshon
E. J. Eldridge
Frederick, MD
Eor
I.a
Lipps
the News
Qeresville
Davy Sones’ Locker
Elizabeth
San Francisco
Taxi
Tennessee Cove
Marine County
Ami
Deicord
de Elizabeth
Alert
Colcord
Ft. Point
Henry
New Castle
Ave
Binners
Bhazietox
Larry Reed
Harry Bull
Mike Smith
John Bullock
Jeanesville
Baliz
Mumber
Missouri
Frederick Warner
Warsaw
Geliriuam
Edward Benedict
Margaret Griffin
Margaret Downer
Daniel Downey
Pullspel
Frank Holand
North Forty-third Street
Laura
Gordon
James B. Gordon
Bridgeton
N. J
Jacksonville
Fla
Uni County Contemporarien
Walkersville Enterprise
Ren
Bettie Johnson
Beltimore
Lewis H. Wachter
A. Hedges
Jefferson
Ezra L. Cramer
Luther Frey
Frederick County
Farmer's National League
Howard Turner
May Parrott
Kent County
Margaret Osler
Cora Devilbiss
Fair View Farm
Johnson
Johnson & Kemp
Geo. A. Clem
Alica
Lewistown
HL. Gaver
Wellers Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Utica Sills
Utica
Ogunty
Garrent Eventain
Circuit Court
McSherry
Lynch
Iria
Lee Mooner
House of Correction
John Grafton
Toms
John Burke
Christiana Narva
Mickset Cremer
Wes
YEW
Charles Foster
Hescauck
Presiateuc
Lnarin
West Culou
Wasitisutos
Nusina
Charles Poster
Uuka
The
Reuse
Wade Ture
Sention
Ohio
Fuster
Treasuryy
Windem
Mer. Foster
White House
Foster
Fostoria
Seadta
Seneca County
Britssna
Norwalk
Charles
Congress
Thomas Ewing
Bookwalter
Eighth
Setnney
Vernon
W. G. Raines
Rochester
N.Y
Marine Band
Mary Washington Monument Association
Deplead
Osberg
Arcana
Pepis
Bethe
Wits
Olsiel
Gatheral
Wasaincros
Sarem
Caneda
Hbernig
Atusos
Zi Veh
Asi Osmani
Cqma
W. G. Bosner
Emsa State
Jos.d. Baker
Brvsswick
Xeus
Mr. Day
Montgomery County
J. D. Thomas
Adamstown
Sss
Adelto
Montevte
Senb James
Jesun
Gelock
Hospitaliomomos
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