Bree Bits and Chorus of Oddities in Local Notes
A collage of brief items from a late edition features local antics and items of interest including a prediction on strawberries, a note on a New York woman civil engineer, machine rumors from Kansas City, and a $10,000 lath room order. It mentions sports, literature quips, and routine moves like Henry Lorentz changing offices.
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New York
Kansas City
Ste
Spreckles
New York City
Averegs Pugilist
Ois Strong
Charlis J. Bobbe
G. O. H. Hasskarl
Frank McAbees
Frederick
New York Stock Exchange
Fidoluowo
Maryland
Nashville
Veterinary Department
University of Pennsylvania
Koch
Brasil
Maryland Public Health Association
Baltimore
Ooe
State Board of Education
Key Monument Association Plans Drafting Contract
The committee design for the Key Monument Association held a meeting at the YMCA last night to organize the drafting of a contract. No final details were announced, but plans outlined included directing the project and finalizing an arrangement for funding and construction.
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Rosme
Canary Death Inspires Local Bird Keeper Incident
Mr Benjamin Rosesour keeps a Canary valued highly. The bird’s head became lodged between the cage bars and died. Edwant Barres, a sheriff’s aide, discovered the bird and reported the incident. The case raises questions about bird care and safety in small aviaries.
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Benjamin
The Piulomathaeans Debating Society Meeting
The Piulomathaeans debate addressed by Alfred Ritter outlined the society’s history from 1882 to its 1893 incorporation as the only incorporated literary group in Baltimore outside the city. Members discussed the question whether military soldiers achieved greater liberty than orators, with Nicodemus and Bowlus leading opposing sides and Kolb closing for the affirmative. The vote favored the affirmative three to two, and Ritter urged members to join the society as crowds applauded the proceedings and the event ended with a reception.
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Fposkers
Whilomathean Literary Secuty
Aociety
Sod Dalags
Bratrees
Cficera
Thy
Alfred Hitter
Jacob Obrbach
Henry B Nansburg
Pf. Malier
Valetant
Cavin &, Sebidinecht
Jacob Heuff
Bstter
Ritter
Witter
Baltimore
Dela's
Presidect Uiter
Mesers Jann
Ramsburg
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McCardatl
Clayton
Keedy
N Young
Hammon Ur
Ciel
Mevera
William A. Nicodemus
F. Goodell
John W. Kolb
Messrs
H. Doreey Rich
Non
Edward Dowlut
Cyrae Thomas
Nicodemus
Mrr. Etchison
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Bowlus
Cyron Thomas
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Lloyd J. MacGiilre
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Moat Anc
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Matt Pea
Apple harvest report from local farmer
A farmer from Frederick brought a load of apples to the city yesterday, weighing about sixty baskets. The fruit was small but fine in flavor. The owner stated he gathered sixty baskets from a single tree and stored ninety bushels nearby for sale.
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Aietterick
Ager Frederick
Yeatercay
Lavant
Wiig Nalin
Harvey R Geravanth
Wesley Ramaburg
Vatnaville
Sindy Cyerwillyng Pricy
Utuin
Board names named for Predertek Consty Agricultural Factory
Mr Pete and Director Amone join the board of directors at the Fredertek County Agricultural Factory, appointed by President Hargett. Veer reunse at once as Arinar of city and Thee Lae Hal will be of great roles to the boatety.
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Pete
Amone
Direcora Nf
Predertek Consty Agricultural Factey
PresMent Hargett
Arinar
Elty
Remembering Frederick College Alumni Days
A Baltimore alumnus recalls Frederick College from the 1890s in a letter to the Alumni Association. He lists teachers, subjects, and routines, credits Mr. Vernon as a favorite guide, and notes school customs, games, and rooms, ending with a pledge to stay connected. The reminiscence names students, staff, and locations and reflects on later life paths of classmates.
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Hammuali
Frederick College
Laday
Oll Academy
Eds & College
Prof. Bier
Doidler
Angelya'ng Omithersle
Aly
Abner Haller
Henry Norrie
Caper McElfeesh
Eml Mantz
Columbus Windaor
Scott Achley
Ned Devitt
Alec Wilson
Ueory Nixdorf
Sear Nixdorf
Ial
Miles
Henry
Smith
Natty
Tata
Toved
Daltgat
Tyler
Akate
Hall
Mathlea
Anarisy Roe
Masy
Charley
Vernon
John
Denry
George
Court Street
Hemwenyz
Baltimore
Train Door Severely Mangles Passenger in Frederick
On Monday evening A D Doty of Jersey county was traveling from Baltimore to Frederick on a B&O passenger train when the door suddenly closed. His left hand was caught at the door joint, severing the fingers above the first joint and injuring him.
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Kodod
Baltimore and Ohio
Wakco
Aalding
Cherry Row
Fitscerald
A. D. Doty
Jeversey
Thie County
Beltimore
Frederick
Frederick Rees Team Prominent in Early Race
The Frederick Rees team made their first run that evening racing 990 yards to 19 decade. A large crowd gathered at the oo for the event as Joseph Chiw and Recrovary William A. Herricon led the effort. The reel team company posted a strong showing despite high expenses.
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Feeerick
Frederick Rees
Joseph Chiw
William A. Herricon
Bate Gong
Jean
Circuit Court in Frederick Teems with Murder Trials
The Frederick County circuit court convenes with judges Lyon and Hederson. Robert F Keller, accused of murdering Jox Cy Walker near Urnnewick, remains jailed awaiting trial. Benjamin Butler, a colored man, charged with booting and killing Wan Carter, is set for trial next week. A youthful suspect, a sixteen year old, faced sentencing after an alleged theft and assault in Woodsboro.
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Stobert F. Keller
Witte
Benjamie Butler
Dovkot
Montaz
Frederick County
Robert KF. Keller
Jox Cy Walker
Urunewick
Afr
Rel'or
Wilts BP
Maulrby
Wintelo
Bruntwick
Frederick Jall
Verjamin Butler
Wan
Carter
Wales
Buckeystiwn
Butler
Arieaad
Jal
Tee Murer
Pempel and
Urner
Ubert
Frowartck County
Associa Judgea
Wilan Eniler
la Thy
William PB
Edwarda
Abert
Crarios Wintora
Wikis
Legore
Itms
Woodsboro
Monty
Winterade
Aland
Death notices and funeral notices from a late 19th century paper
Obituaries and funeral notices for Elton Trundle aged 19 who died from a cable car fall, Joseph Oliver, John Washington Wilbide, Josephine Johnson, Mary Cogan, and others. Details include family relations, church services at Protestant Koleccpat and St Bartholemew’s, and pallbearers’ names. Property transfers and real estate deeds also noted from local residents.
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Eldin Taosdle
Elton Trundle
W. Burns Trundle
Baltimore
Greenmount Carcery
Madison Avenue
Boyat
Roy
Edwio ¥. Vogle
Bt. Bartholomew's Church
J. H W. Keolestun
Emmanuet Church
Plrymstca
Pantelehelbereet
Howell Thomas
Frank Barcitz
Harry Willis
Lililston Magrader
Harry Schmeteeer
Joneph Trandie
Stiprty
David Oliver T¢Oly
Dacoh EB
Liberty
Gene
Fslende
Sttsly
Patterson
Edward Miller
Charles Alb.ugh
Joseph Wagner
Vernon Warger
Uurmy Baker
Emory Bates
Swandner Brothers
Wilbide
Bary
John Washington Wilbide
Ila
Woldeboro
Allie Paolops
Ualon Sridge
M 2
Caurob
Jonnarlie
Rav
W. O
Sarguy
H. B. Furry
William Diehl
Semuel Gratlil
John W. Pogie
A. Kogar
Jmepaine Jonason
Josephine Johnson
Keontroes
Beast Diseare
Sues Genguery Ghia
Beatie Dleh Rie
Bundey
Asbury
Thie City
J. Thomas
Elizabeth
Héarttrombie
Barkitteville
Bershoes
Rev. Oram
New Market
Bertoneyile
QO. Carty
The Chicken Case Acquits Angeving and Others at Trial
In a local court yesterday afternoon the Angeving gang faced charges for stealing four chickens from Mr. Warman Abalt. Alta Angeving Warran Degrange and Harry Warr were acquitted while a $50 fine was imposed for appearances. The case involved aliases and misdirection as witnesses pointed to others. The trial also referenced prior escape attempts and links to the Good Shepherd accord.
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Alta
Roger Angeving
Warran Degrange
Harry Warr
Warman Abalt
Apgovigo
Cate
Ool
Agas
Tarin
Roger
Frderick
Masonio Masonic Meeting and Easter Travel Deals
Masonio Notion reports a Masonic session of Esuch Council at Alssonic Hall with degrees to be conferred by the Masters. Also notes a county cattle meeting and pastorate discussion, urging all members to attend. Brats Reeth and Nrloged Instrumente promo at Wilcoxon’s Palace of Music. Easter trip specials: B and O RR offers round trip tickets to Washington from March 1, 2 and 8 with two cents per mile, plus limited noon cutoff and regional low rates to Baltimore and nearby towns.
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Masonio
Esuch
Alssonic Hall
O CO Smith
Washington
Uekela
D. C
Baltlesore
Bronewick Keedyaville
Hagerstown
Hatperta Parry
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