Ladies in Underwear Ad Promises Large Stock in Frederick
An advertisement by Jas. EL Walker & Co promotes Etna Life insurance and the Zina Life policy as secure savings plans. It highlights a strong stock of goods for ladies, appeals to wealth and family protection, and notes policy features like non forfeiting conditions and annual premiums. Local agent W. A. Plummer serves Frederick County, Maryland.
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Etna
Harmon
Cincary
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United States
New England
W. A. PLUMMER
Frederick County
Pleasant
Unclear fragmentary odds and ends from historical text
Fragmentary OCR text references names and locations but lacks a coherent event. It mentions Washington, a thirty year record, and several personal names, with scattered place cues such as West Patrick Street and Fretenck MA.
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WASHINGTON
C. L. BANTSUCK
Gener Avene
West Patrick Hreet
Fretenck Ma
Local History Notes and Notices from Frederick County
A fragment from a Frederick County paper lists funeral details for Capt Adlow and includes a jitter of political nominees, local sales and trades, tavern ads, and notices from residents. It mentions Fairmount Cemetery Company trouble, a March meeting, a Spartacus recital, and a debate on the Australian ballot system.
Weather and Local Notices Mixed With Accidents
The district of Maryland reports cloudy weather with southerly winds and fair Thursday. Storm signals appear at Grand Haven and Milwaukee with cautionary signals on the Gulf coast from Corpus to Pens, and on the Atlantic coast from Wilmington to Es. An axle break near McMurray factory throws Mr Eyier from a wagon. he will be laid up tomorrow. Rev. Dr. E R Esenbach will officiate at Centreville Centreville reformed church corner-stone ceremony at 1 to 2 PM. several ministers present and new members initiated. An injunction petition was filed in Mechanicstown to restrain Williamson and Gaveri from proceedings under writ of execution on Waters property.
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Joshua jams
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Siac
Saaniel Stefant
George ki Talbot
Saulsberry
John Boose
Robert Bowie
Frederict
Peter Whills
Frederic
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corner Market
Morti Jones
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Jeremiah emworth
Wm. Wadsworth
Basil Norris & Co
Johnelson
Second
Francis Kieinhart
Zaca- Tiab Simmons
Jacob Getzendanner
Maryland
Grand Haven
Miwaukee
gelf
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Adamite
Wiington
E.R. Esenbach
the reformed church
Centreville
nea Liberty Coppermines
HBO
Wim. P. Maulsby, Jr
Sallie N. Waterserday
Jos. Williamson
Aiho J. Gaveeri
Mechenicstown
Baltistore
Windom
McComas
Mudd
White House
Craer
Washington
Messrs. Crner
Marine
Burchinal
almos
Jesse Ely
HL Going
AY. Dobield
L. E. Parr
Baltimore
W. D.Burchinal
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varias
Treasury Department
L. Horn
D. C. Timanus
Messrs. Baron and Eakle
Joseph G. Smith
Urner
Unpleasant Stir Over Local Witnesses in Brown Case
Twenty five residents from Hagerstown city and Frederick county were summoned as witnesses in the State versus Euphrosenia Brown case for keeping a house for immoral purposes. When not answering promptly, attachments were issued. The situation has caused an uneasy stir in certain quarters. Also, Hagerstown gains a new Young Men’s Christian Association with over the needed funds collected. A board of directors was selected and will elect officers for the coming year.
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Frederick
Euphrosenia Brown
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Hagerstown Y
Young Men’s Christian Association
Slexen
Ger Amstrong
Jacob Koezner
John W. Stonebraxer
George B. Oswald
Wm. E. McDade
J. T. Hofman
W. W. Stover
George P. Lamt ber
Ward HE
Talbort
W.P. Beard
J. Mi
W. H. McCardell
H.C. Koehler
Jess Gassman
Bishop Paret Discusses Warfelds Will And Education Plans
Bishop Paret says there is not enough left to found a college and supports Miss Warfelds idea for a three grade boys school to prep for ministry or business. The estate includes stone buildings, farm land to be sold, about 13000 in stocks and bonds, and Miss Warfelds 80000 plus 15000 to the institution. The Episcopal Convention will not act until the court adjusts matters, then it could fund an advanced college with more endowment.
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Miss Warfeld
Maryland bill targets goods sold on instalments
Mr Lina introduces a Maryland Assembly bill to regulate rights in contracts for sale of goods on instalments. The measure requires refund of payments minus deterioration if a purchaser defaults, with dispute resolution by five disinterested parties or court appeal. goods may remain with the buyer during settlement. Garrett's Drug Store advertises Mather's Glove Cleaner for ladies.
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Lina
leagéta
Maryland Assembly
Verhalor
Maryland Legislation Advances Bonds and Roads Plan
The Maryland House passed a bill authorizing Frederick county to issue bonds for repairing bridges and paying money borrowed. Senate approved paving seven streets in New Market Frederick County. A World’s Fair site debate continued with unresolved status. Attorney General Whyte asked to present names to Judge Alvey for canal receiver selection.
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Marland terday
namite
Senate
New Market
Frederick county
Baker
board of
piabTic works
Whyte
Tudge Alvey
Messrs
James B. Henderson
Rockville
Joseph Dai Baker
Frederick
Wm. B. Weber
Cumberland
Local notes from Rocky Springs events and court terms
A rocky Springs listing covers mortgage mentions, property interests, and a distant county court reference. It notes a demand by service linked to Vina Deans and a plan to create a gap in an interest path. Also referenced are budding peach blossoms and various Sunday and Tuesday events, with a conference in Frederick approaching.
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Rocky Springs
willy ox
martgage
Vina Deans
a ‘annon
OW. Bheers
Frederick
Letters From The People On Funeral Publicity
An observer laments the crowded public funerals at Mt Olivet saying strangers gather around open graves, crowd carriages, and intrude on mourners. The writer urges respectful silence, condemning idle curiosity and urging reverence for the dead and private grief.
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Gail
acres
T. nary
Jarre
Tentefiy
Mt. Olivet
Fine Work and Good Coffee Blends Sold Here
Local Tae News notes new coffee brands Superior and Pure from Mr. Morse, both sold in pound packages at city grocers. The Pure brand sources coffees globally, while Superior is an all ground blend praised as a superior article. Also advertised is Valion Oil as a universal remedy and Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with a free trial bottle offer.
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Tae News
emery
Morse
Random News Notes From A Fragmented Era
Fragmented items discuss political prisoners in Siberia, duties of the American office, and a range of events. Reports mention a Merrimac glove factory fire, a New York bank indictment, a tornado in northern Texas, and slave robbers near Lonavi. Officials in Baltimore consider a port collector appointment amid White House visits.
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Bernard O Brien
Pityion
dean
New York
Lenox
Kentucky
Lonavi HLone
wwe
UFedh & monument
liam Henry Harrioniie
Harrison
Texcrilay
blowine
Gainesville
Tsuy
Dodson
Hante
Cal
New Yore
Tad -Astor
Trinity
pampies
Kansas
Cherokee Strip
Kearney, Mittchison and Gulf Railway Company
ley
Union Pacific
Hillshors
N.C
Avent St. Kirkpatrick
Prom Lander Building New Tenant House on Farm
Mr. Maurice Pade plans a new tenant house on his farm while Mr. Lynn Myers and Mr. Shawen assist. A visitor noted the appearance of workers and preparations began on Sunday.
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Prom Lander
Union bebart Debout
Pobraany
aintey latier
Lanin
Maurice Pade
Shawen
Finistone
Lynn Myers
spealeps
seu- Liters
Congress and Legislature Action in Maryland and Nation
The Senate debated and approved district changes for Maryland, while advancing bills on pensions, election supervisors, penitentiary expansion, and appropriations. House discussions supported election reforms, liquor licensing, and consumer protections. immigration bureau favored. bills on contracts, savings banks, cigarette sales, and attorney fees considered. The day ended with adjournment and a night session.
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orier
Marylnand
Baltimore city
Senate
democrate party
ani
hay
Igatesmere
Court of Appeals
bureau of immigration
reading
Missionary Anniversary at Glade Church
The Glade Missionary Society held its fourth anniversary service at Glade church on Sunday night. A good audience attended despite threatening weather. Officers reported stable finances and new officers were installed for the next term. The program featured Susie Cromwell and others with a vocal choir assisting.
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Glade Missionary Society
Glade
To'elock
RLY
Laura Wagner
Woodstory
Bertie Miller
Frederick andre Mamie Welkert
Wooil
Rena Staniler
Watke
Susie B me Cromwell
Cumberland votes on B and Q loan for yard expansion
A city letter from Vice President Wing of the Baltimore and Ohio proposes a ten thousand dollar per year interest free loan to fund a new Cumberland yard with 2609 car capacity. The plan moves to a legislative vote after city attorney travels to Annapolis.
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King
Annapolis
Cumberland
Frederick
Fireman’s Reunion Planning At Hagerstown Town Meeting
At a Monday gathering in Hagerstown the First To se Company of Hagerstown read an invitation to attend a fireman’s reunion in Frederick in September or October and deferred further action. The council votes to seek $25,000 drainage bonds for the town, with the issue to be decided by voters.
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Hagerat
Frederick
Hagerstown
Canal Receivers Not Yet Chosen
Judge Aivey cannot say when he will appoint the receivers for the C. and C. Canal and will await recommendations from interested parties. Dr. Acker's English Pills are active, effective and pure, praised by Ly J. Williamson, druggist, for sick headache, disordered stomach, loss of appetite, biliousness and complexion issues.
Unclear fragmentary regional news item
Fragmentary report from Maryland and Virginia mentions governor actions, a death sentence, penitentiary topics, a relief association, and local incidents including a coroner's in Baltimore and a collapse injury. Names and details are incomplete in the OCR text.
Maryland and national political notices mix with church events
The item lists political moves in Annapolis including a receivership appointment, a proposed liquor tax increase, and a Senate finance committee report on land and a new Baltimore customs house. It also notes church services and meetings in Kittsville, All Saints Chapel, and Leithal, plus the Pennsylvania Conference United Brethren opening in Chambersburg.
State Democratic Conference Call on Election and Registration Bills
A conference of Maryland Senate and House Democrats is set for eight o'clock tonight to discuss the election and registration bills renamed in the Senate. Delegates include W. P Morson of Fick and Collins of Talbot, with Howard and Washington county representatives. Democrats contrast delays with past reform efforts and note echoes of prior ballot changes. The Lenten social season features a new dress and dining trend with elaborate menus and musical interludes in Washington society circles.
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Senate finance
Senator Stake
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House
Senate
Senate committee on elections
New York
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BALTIMORE, MD
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Daniel Sneadener
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