Congress Sinks Deeper Into Session Delays
The article outlines a crowded Senate House agenda with plans for night sessions through the weekend and into Sunday to push through remaining appropriation and civil bills. It notes potential veto risks over the Hawaiian cable and diplomatic issues, plus expected protests, hearings, and possible further debates before adjournment by March 4.
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Sda Rosk
Herman
Congress
Seston
House
Senate Committee On Finance
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Cleveland
Committee On Public Buildings
Committee On Rules
Cass
Jie Ibis
Butler
George
Faulkner
Religious services and conference at local churches
The Rev. David J. Beals preached from Matthew and the Westminster League held meetings. Lenten services are set for Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7 3 0 oclock in the Reform Church and similar hours in the Saint Episco pal Church. Last services will be held at the chapel Mondays and Tuesdays. On Wednesday morning Rev. George Edward Reed of Dickinson College preached on Iris Inspiration of Moai. Epworth League conducted by Albert Gilson. The fourth quarterly conference elected to extend pastor Rev. A H Zimmerman for another year. Conference meets at Mt. Vernon Place M E Church Brittmore on March 6.
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David J. Beals
Matthew Krys
Fondsy Morelag
Wr O McCowneun
Westminster League
Sairiset
Reformed Church
Wedrestay
Wedrestey
George Edward Ree
Dickinson C.lege
Iris
Moai
Epworth League
Albert Gilsom
Los Wacos
J. R. Wheeler
A. H. Zimmerman
Mt. Vernon Place
M.E
Brittmore
Letters from the People Thanking Tyrolean Queen Benefit Crew
A letter to The News expresses heartfelt thanks from the committee of the Tyrolean Queen operetta for the Key monument fund benefit. Gratitude goes to all cast members, the orchestra, the Aldermen for generosity, and patrons whose support boosted the fund. Net proceeds from the last two renditions totaled $165.57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Monument Fund
Kerelo
Ppers
Opers
Orx
Tomy
Died and funeral notices from Libertytown area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from local Frederick area sources. Baum Delaighter of Libertytown dies after paralysis at church service aged 31. Delaughter, Keller, France, and others noted with ages and funeral times. Unpleasant snow storm incident from Walkersville described. Independent Hose Company meeting discusses remodeling engine house and internal crew-led work.
McBride Elected Senator After Bitter Oregon Battle
In a dramatic legislative clash lasting weeks in Oregon Dolph is defeated for reelection. George W. McBride wins on the sixtieth ballot after a party line struggle, with McBride a Dragon native and former Oregon secretary of state known for his tenure as speaker of the house.
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Dolph
Wolk
Cane
Oregon
Cleston
MiBride
House
Cancus
Senate
McBrides
Georges W. McBride
Dragon
Yam Hill
James McBride
McBride
Williamette University
Salem
Yam Bull County
St Helens
Columbia County
Oregons House of Representatives
Monocacy fish catcher and monument note in Baltimore brief
From the Baltimore American brief items: Mrs John Ritchie of Frede is mentioned. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad built a 13 foot monument at John Brown's fort site in Harper's Ferry. Tom News thanks Mr John T Best for rich milk from his Frederick dairy. Mr David Freshour recently caught twenty eight fish in a dip net from the Monocacy. A large audience gathered at the church on Saturday night for Dr. Goo Bde’s lecture on Qualities that Win. He was a master lecturer pulpit orator delivering a graphic account of a march to the relief of Emin Pasha.
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Baltimore American
John Ritchie
Frede
Baltimore
John Brown
Harper's Perry
Tom News
John T. Best
Frederick
David Freshour
Goo
Dioxergon College
Celiver
Grost
Emin Pasha
Saad
Hoang
Coleus
Hebert Fagertt
Dultver
Hoboken Theatre
Che
Sloe Fra Atel Mwireigarn
Barty
Nefurih Mote Qavatin Hoboken
Nelson
Gallagher
Polles Bandquarters
Ap Ohone
Hoboken
New Jersey
Paniet
Colonel Ingersoll
Winners of Prizes at West Patrick Street Fair
Winners announced from the West Patrick Street fair held last week. Victor Hasskarl won a handsome rocking chair, Miss Mery Whalen won a beautiful doll presented by Miss Mollie Kramer, Miss Josie Daderar earned a fine tamp, and David Sichnar won the “Guess Eis.” A pie made of machines was presented by Mr Henry Erbach.
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Prises
West Patrick
Sascesa
Victor Hasskarl
Mise Mollie
Kramer
Mery Whalen
Josie Daderar
David Sichnar
Henry Erbach
George L Wellington visit and Hagerstown banquet
George L Wellington visited Hagerstown with Musire and attended a February banquet. He spoke at St Bernard Commandery ceremonies and met with Mayor Keedy and other local figures at Baldwin House before traveling to Cumberland. Wellington earned praise as an orator and held talks with Judge Edward Stake and Newton S. Cook amid political alliances.
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Hagerstown
Knights Templar
Hfy Sne
Mason
Edward Stake
Albert Bell
Rogertown
Newton
Cook
Washington County
Weilington
Colonial Tea Plans By F.C.MCA Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of the F.C.MCA schedules a Colonial Tea in the large gymnasium on Thursday February 35. Y.A. Staley led yesterday's service on The danger of following afar off. A reception committee meeting tonight at 7:30 outlines preparations for the March 4 association meeting and possible new entertainments. Tables for the tea feature numerous local members serving, with many volunteers from the association listed and department heads named.
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F.C
Gymnaium
Y. A. Staley
Adios
Bea Williams
Mia
Harry Krise
Missea Millie Beale
A Wickham
Carrie Zimmerman
Susie Su
Idisses Beltia Tyson
Nettie Haller
Nellis Boblits
Lula Bast
Bons Chapline
Dr. Henlchen
W. H. Kellar
Ella Smallwood
Mary Beale
Colin Stall
Eleanor Abbott
Irene Lindsey
L. Lilly
J. H. Apple
Rose Baer
Janie Zimmerman
Elise Hardt
Ellen Castle
Mary Tyson
Mary Young
Ludie Bader
Grans Radcliff
Helen Schley
A. H
Messrs
R. G. Wickham
G. L. Renner
C. E. Schildtnecht
W.D. Zimmarman
G. 0. Rhoades
Wo. Oben
Lester Smith Owen Compher
W.B. Zimperman
W. d. Keller
Bounders
Winds of Fame Lift Veteran Ensemble in Tour Debut
A veteran musical organization gains rapid acclaim as their tour opens with a grand concert. Critics praise their careful training and unified tone while the ensemble performances draw large audiences. Featured soloists and an acclaimed program promise further acclaim in upcoming stops.
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Ato
Animat
Urpe Sand
Saeltimor
Guder Selttfy
Giluance Toey
USA
Kenilworths Coming to Freerick for Comical Tragedy
The amusement loving people of Freerick will attend a performance tomorrow at the City Ypars House featuring the Kenilworth Clay of Baltimore under Mr George Gardner. They will present the lively play A Comical Tragedy with strong comic parts and a well known cast. Local residents are urged to attend for an entertaining evening and warm reception.
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Kenilworths
Freerick
Ypars House
Kenllworth Ciay
Baltimore
Geo. a@. Gardner
Redericx
Exhibition by Professors Andrews and Giesson at the rink
A travel exhibition by Prof. E. D. Andrews and Prof. D. R. Giesson is announced for tomorrow at the rink. It promises a varied program including feats of horsemanship and dramatic acts, described as highly interesting and pleasing to attendees.
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Bradfield
Ny 7
E. D. Andrews
Bors
Pigat
Mir
Andrews
D. R. Giesson
Ingersoll 4 Wisner Protest at Hoboken Theatre
A Hoboken audience witnessed a controversial lecture by Colonel Robert Ingersoll after officials debated halting the event. Detectives stood by as the crowd remained mostly quiet and the speaker critiqued biblical authority, with the mayor and police seeking orderly conduct.
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Frederick, MD
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Commoerce
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St Hawaiise
New York
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Thomas Hart
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Arthur Wessels
Towa
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John H. Delaughter
Harmony Grove
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A. T. Rice & Son’s
Charles M. Eellar
Cherles H. Keller
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Olivet
Jambe M
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West Ali Satote
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Harry Goldsborough
Charles W. Goldsborough
Walkersville
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Ward
Samuel T. Brengle
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Maryland General Hospital
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