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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1894
Page
3
Port Deposit Holds Town Election and Local News
News of the state reports Port Deposit held its town election and Hastport residents seek their own justice of the peace. Several deaths are noted in Hagerstown Centreville and Annapolis area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehere
Port Deposit
Hastport
Mery Griffeard
Thomas Harne
Hagerstown
C. J.anders
Cumberland
Montgomery Club of Farmers
Fistern
Fleridge Melvin Equity
Tar News World’s Fair Special Coupons Offer Portfolios
Tar News announces daily coupons granting parts of a grand World's Fair Portfolio. Three coupons plus 10 cents or stamps buy one portion, with two portions weekly if possible. Orders must be in by Wednesday evening. delivery Saturdays. mail add two-cent stamp. Optional bound volume offered at $6.50 with a year of Tar Day News, or $4.50 for the volume alone with a year of Tar Day News. Sample copies available at the News office.
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Tar News
Paris
Cfee
Onierie
Tas News
For Good Roads and Smiths Practical System Proposed
A reading by George William Smith before county commissioners outlines a five district road supervision plan. He proposes 75 workers, 30 horses, 30 carts and six months of work per year, claiming significant savings over the current road and bridge budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
George William Smith
Blizzard Hits Middletown Valley With Deep Drifts
A severe Sunday night blizzard swept through Middletown valley, blocking roads with four to six foot drifts and closing the National Pike to ordinary travel. Telegraph and telephone lines suffered damage, some farm access was blocked, and mail delivery was disrupted. A Holstein cow on Mount Ryan farm birthed twin calves. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised.
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Middletown Valley
Middletown
Frederick
Bai
Smoketown
Wassington County
Myererilleard
Mount Ryan
J. EB. PricetBeg
Baltimore to Host March 12 Th America's and More
The Baltimore season at Barris Academy of Music features Champi on Corbett in Gentleman Jim a sparring exhibition. America the World's Fair sensation returns March 13 16 17 with three matinees and rail excursions. Rev T DeWitt Talmage lecturing March 20 and Seabrooke Opera Co in The Tale of Champagne. Clara Morris in April and Adonis In Old Kentucky also on slate plus Diana's Dream for Home for Incurables May attractions.
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Britton & Dean
Muers
Baltimore
Temple of Amusement
Barris
Academy of Music
Corbett
Mitchel
Jim
Americas
Chicago
Chicago Auditorium
T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn
Harris’ Academy of Music
Harris, Britton & Dean
Seabrooke Opera Co
Tele
Champagne
Thomas Seabrooke
Isle of Champagne
Toomas Seabeooke
Clara Morris
Camille
Misa Moulton
Henry &. Dizey
Old Kentucky
New York
University of Pennsylvania
King Arthur
Old Homestead
Wll
Robert J. Burdette Delivers Stirring Frederick Lecture
Robert J. Burdette lectured at City Opera House as part of the Frederick YMC A series. He spoke on The Rise and Fall of the Mustache, tracing the boy through life with humor, tenderness, and moral insight. The audience praised his purity, wit, and uplifting message, calling it one of the noblest lectures heard.
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Frederick City
Burdette
Bob Burdette
Revival meetings draw large crowds in Washington DC
In Washington DC on February 26 the Moody and Sankey revival series at Convention Hall draws overflow crowds, with 1500 choir voices and a 7000 strong audience. Moody preaches plainly while Sankey’s bari voice and organ accompany a moving program. The cost of the series is 24000, shared by Protestant churches. no collections are taken. Also noted are emancipation celebration tensions, a Corbett appearance at Mezerotts, and a gift of 102000 to the Methodist University from a New York donor. Washington Birthday parades and parade-related ceremonies are described, along with a resignation of District Commissioner M Parker.
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Regeler
Tae Nawe
Wasurxeros
D. C
Moody and
Easkey
Convention Hall
Sankey
Sr. Moody
Moody
Washington
K.H Brown
W. OC. Cox
Jus. J. Corbett
Marine Band
Great Methodist University
New York
Parker
Legislature Debates Bills on Oysters and Taxation
Senate petitions pass for treatment of intemperates and a new hospital for Baltimore. House bills cover oyster fishing bans in Talbot Dorchester counties, property reassessment in Centreville, and tax relief for land. A mortgage income tax plan is debated. voter lists and district lines are refined in Frederick. Modern Invalid advertises Syrup of Figs as a health aid.
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Senate
House
Talbot
Dorchester
Peninsular Horticultural Society
Brunswick
Frederick County
Brace
Baltimore
Col Legg
Centrevile
Air. Thomas
Cech
John E. Hurst
Wm. F. Dixon
Summerfeld Baldwin
Lloyd Jackson
J. Frank Supplee
Skipwith Wilmer
Senate Assessment Committee
Lexs. Newman
Frederics County
Frederick
Heller
Guilty verdict in Tyson concealed weapon case mercy noted
The Circuit Court jury found Charles Tyson guilty of carrying concealed weapons with a recommendation of mercy. He was sentenced to three months in county jail. Court opened with Judge McSherry, Lynch and Vinson presiding and sparse activity due to snow. The term’s first case was State vs David E. B. Houck for assault with criminal intent on a girl.
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Btate
Chas. Tyson
McSherry, Lynch and
Vinson
State
David EB. Houck
Nots Shaffer
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
Pisintiff
Astr. J.C. Motter
F. M. Faubel
Defendanct
Beaverdam Quilt Log Bees Highlight Local Social Scene
Beaverdam notes a bevy of social gatherings with two quilting frames at Mr Richard Boones. Married and single ladies led the work, as mince pie credits flowed. Bethel church reports four conversions after three weeks of protracted meetings. Prohibition party plans a congressional candidate and a weekly paper, with county organizers named. Hotel arrivals list a mix of local and regional guests from Baltimore to New York.
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Beaver Dam
Richard Boone
Mary Jane
Joseph Gerpoand
Wm. Boone
Alice
Wesley Boone
H. A. Little
J. P. Suitely
David
Dire. C. Bood
Garber
J. Grosnickle
Tullibla 7 23 A Jew Neckwear Masterpieces
See them today the latest styles and colorings to Felks and Four ip band Windsor Scarfs just opened and not on sale. A pretty assortment of Ladies White aprons bust received at prices which will be attractive. An Endiesa Variety of New Spring muslins seersuckers indigo fringed mouslins and more. Prices not quoted due to recent market declines. We have them all just as cheap and an elegant New Stock to select from.
Invitation Accepted by United Fire Company Special Meeting
The United Fire Company held a special meeting last evening in their hall to respond to an invitation from Hagerstown. A committee was appointed to handle railroad rates and other travel arrangements for the trip.
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United Fire Company
Hagerstown
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