EWS OF THE CHURCHES AND LOCAL SERVICES
Fourth Quarterly Conference of E Church held at New Mar loday at 2 o'clock. James Lutheran Church to lease far services tomorrow Sunday with Sunday school at 2:45 p.m. Dr Hesskeri preaching at Braddock at 2:45 p.m. Ministers' Association meets at 10:38 a.m. MB CA meeting. All Episcopals to attend. Johnsville Circuit meeting at 6:30 a.m. Episco church services tomorrow morning with children's services at 3 p.m. Missionary Society annual meeting at ME Church tonight 7:30. Masses and devotions planned for St John Catholic Church with Forty Hours devotion and Solemn Mass.
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New Marloday
James Lutheran Church
Hesskeri
Braddock
Ministers’ Association
Circuit
Johnsville
JOEN
Sacra
An Baldinace
Jesus
Father McCloskey
Wood- Bid
Father O'Rourke
Ste
O. F. Colemsa
Letters on Mortgages Taxation and Its Burdens
Readers debate taxing mortgages in the state tax scheme. A correspondent argues homeowners with paid homes face higher actual costs, while mortgage holders would gain from increased assessments. Another letter urges careful framing to avoid shifting burdens and mentions 4 percent loan protections.
Poleomathean Society and Miss Diehl Hold Autumn Meetings
The Poleomathean Literary Society elected officers led by Jacob Rohrbeck and debated, after praising Rev A J Gill. Miss Diehl closed her reading club season at Dr Franklin B Smith's Court Square home with a large attendance and plans for next fall. The C M C A society held a debate favoring practical experience, and Woman's College news noted a Glee Club, a souvenir spoon, college colors, and plans for a unique entertainment program.
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Pselomatheans
Poleomathean Literary Society
A.J. Gill
Messrs
A. Ritter
W. Sebold
A. P. Richards
Gill
Jacob Rohrback
Allen Rohrbeck
T. J. Walsh
C. A. Anders
J. J. Houft
Alen Rohrbeck
A P. Richards
Miss Diehl
Franklin B Smith
Court Square
Diehl
Glorianna
Spenser
Elizabeth
Stricksend
Jane Jones
Woman's College News
Real Estate Transfers and Land Bargains Notice
Prudence T Keller and husband acquire 4 acres from F Marion Faubel for $5. John A Degrange and Sarah A to Samuel T Barnes 4 acres roods and 10 perches for $35. George B Schroyer and Laura to George W Bittle 7 acres roods and 36 perches for $25. John H Barker to Minnie M Barker in Brunswick for love and affection. Mary A Craupton to Jessie W King interest in land for $100. John R Bruner to Annie I Bravery acres of land for love and affection. Charles Hanmin to Joseph A Weddle interest in real estate for $200.
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John A. Degrange
Sarah A
Samuel T. Barnes
George B. Schroyer
Laura
George W. Bittle
John H. Barker
Minnie M. Barker
John R. Bruner
Annie I. Bravery
Charles Hanmin
Joseph A. Weddle
Brief Bits from the District Clerk and Local Notices
Freiner Zimmerman and Semeel A. Warner qualified as road supervisors in their districts. Susan C. Todd named postmistress at Utica Mills. Pawnpee Bus Wid West to exhibit at Antwerp International Exposition. Selimian farm in Poolesville sold to Delaghmutt of Frederick. Jean Paul Richter’s wife described as jealous and controlling. Early Connecticut copper coin legends noted. Fox chase planned at Crea Zerstown on Thursday. Opties of Sir Isaac Newton once gained fame in France. An unruly steer caused a scene on Wet Patrick street. Wallace Moser caught a four foot three inch otter near Tom’s Greek mouth. John E. Young resigns as head dyer at the Txion Knitting Mills for a Philadelphia post. City Hotel thermometer reads 13 degrees at 6 this morning. Auctioneer Fout sold horses for Charles Uvermeble of Washington.
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Semeel A. Warner
Representative McKaig
Susan C. Todd
Utica Mills
Pawnpee
Wid
Antwerp
Selimian
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Crea Zerstown
J.F Wire
Sir Isaac Newton
England
France
Patrick Street
Wallace Moser
Tom
Joan E. Young
Txion Knitting Mills
Philadelphia
Green Goods Case Trials in Carroll County Circuit Court
The Carroll County Circuit Court long trial centers on a $500 loan alleged to fund counterfeit green goods. Plaintiff Francis F. Brown testified to his own involvement and the loan to Hull, while the defense offered no witness testimony. A verdict in favor of the defendant was returned.
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Circuit Court
Carroll County
Frencis F. Brown
Williamb. Bell
Brown
Hull
New York City
Meyer
New York
Lithestown
Henry Burgon
Doc
Miller
Gread
Bond
Causrties EB Fink
Clabanga &Roberto
Dr. Henning
Hotel Arrivals List From Yesterday Noon
A condensed roster notes arrivals at a hotel since yesterday noon listing Orry Horen Jno W Emmert He gerstown G L Landers from Boston McKim Hoge A J Hanter P C Ramezon etc including Baltimore Washington Harrisburg Des Moines New York Virginia Taoretvi and Hanover among others.
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Orry Horen
Jno
F. D Parsons
Chicago
J. W. Coyner
Harrisburg
T. B. Thomas
Des Moines
B. B Barr
Samuel 8
Israel
New York
D. Z. Listerger
Virginia
H. CG. Wolt
Palade
Pals
County
Grorr Hotss
Thomas E. Dixon
Taoretvi
Jobs &. Bradley
Sandy Hook
Geo
Waerner
Roser Burnette’s Lecture Charms Boston Audience
The Boston Transcript lauds J Burnette as a standout speaker in a Tremont Temple lecture noted for humor pathos and vivid delivery. Audience reaction is highly favorable and a Boston return appearance is anticipated. A separate notice records Font selling the Thomas farm of 155 acres at City Hotel for $72 per acre to Samuel Clagget assignee of the mortgagee.
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Lim
Boston Transcript
Roser
J. Burnette
Sesson
Weregsid Ti
Boston
Ah. Burdette
Tremont Temple
Faraz
Font
City Hotel
Thomas Farm
Carroll
Mrr
Samuel Clagget
Market Gossip Notes St Matthew Day and Fresh Prices
The column comments on eating health, St Matthew Day signals spring, and the groundhog. It notes dull butcher trade and lists current prices for butter eggs poultry beef veal pork produce vegetables fruit and seafood with regional ranges. The tone mimics a late 19th or early 20th century local market page.
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Bag Taylors
Teachers Meeting and Fox Hunt Events in Frederick
Frederick County teachers association met at the Ladies High School with Prof. B. M. Richards in chair. Discussions covered teaching methods and the World’s Fair influence on schools, plus resolutions for May trustees and a speaker fund. Fox chase at Woodsboro National Hotel featured three hunters and prizes, followed by a communal dinner. The Modern Invalid notes Syrup of Figs as a suitable laxative and medical remedy.
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Ladies High School
Hest Church Street
BM. P. Richards
Sue Garrett
Etta
Brust
Alice Shope
MM. Bielfeld
Lillie M. Weiner
C. A. Harp
Litteton
Fox
Nora M. Loy
Franklin Harshman
Minnie BE. Gilds
Biles AL. M. Robinson
L. Garrett
E.L. Bobiliz
L. Tilton
Newman
Fox Chace
Natonal
Woodsboro
Tuls Counts
Ecch
Carrie County
Teynara
Geo. Giessner
Robbery Alleged by Farmhand Friend on Sunday Night
Harlan Y Dutrow claims a close companion robbed him of about 35 dollars Sunday night while he slept on a Jacob Shank farm near the river. The accuser says the suspect sat by his bed, leaving only when departing, and the money disappeared from the pocketbook in his trousers.
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Harlan Y. Dutrow
Jacob Shank
Dresed
Selections From The State News Items And Local Notices
A roundup reports deaths in Cumberland and beaver Creek Washington county. Local lectures on tomato culture in Greensborough and plans for an electric railway on the Eastern Shore. Court actions include James Gallagher killed by a train and damages awarded to Richard Manning in Harford County. Civic notes cover school commissioners, tax debates, and road league concerns. The Zig Zag Altmstre Company performed well in Mechanicstown with a street parade and planned further shows in Mechanicstown and the City Opera House.
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Cumberland
Anastosis Cemetery Company
Judge Jones
Howard County Court
Professore Robinson
Patterson
Greensboro
McCaullough Iron Millis
North East
Cecil County
Sharpsburg
George Freeman
James Gallagher
Mount Union Literary Society
Washington College
Chestertown
Washington County
Cecil Farmers’ Club
Webster and Philmothean Literary Societies
Western Marland College
George Newcomer
Beaver Creek
James Douglas
Lonsersntog
Joseph Bradovin
Issac S. Nutwell
State Tobacco Warehouses
Ofice
Culesna
Ellicott City
Oppenheim, Oberdorf & Co
Cephaliis
Queen Anne County
Helimore
Washington and Chesapeake Beech
Anne Arundel County
Centraville
Queenstown
Queen Anne’s
Richard Manning
Harford County
City and Suburban Railway
Howard County
Department of Maryland
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Baltimore
Myron J. Rose
Custer Post
Constable Lynch
Boonsboro
Charles Scuffins
Mechanicstown
Edward Honck
Hveryman
Lou Dixon
Troup
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Geo. Yinger
Carlton Molesworth
Webster Heck
Hicks Glessner
Harry Bockfelder
C. Molesworth
Eugene Walters
Clarence Deyubiss
Alessis
Elmer Brengle
Free stewed oysters at City Hall Building lunch today
Community note announces free stewed oysters served for lunch today at the City Hall Building hosted by Wm. H. E. Hichelberger. Also listed is an upcoming lecture course enrollment and reserved seating information for a lecture titled Rise and Fill of the Reserved Seats.
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H E Hichelberger
City Hall
Cecar
Ete Schred
Saint Yesze
Latest Spring Styles Hit at Fecks and Four-in Hand
The new stock features ladies white aprons and a broad range of fabrics. Spring ginghams seersuckers indigo prints muslins and more arrive with low quotations reflecting market declines. Shopkeepers urge customers to see Ca for attractive prices and elegant stock.
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