This Date In History Jan 3 The Daily News item
Fragmented OCR notes recount historical events and names with unclear details. It mentions Marcus Tillis Claury and various disrupted phrases about captures, battles, and places such as Lake Champlain and West Post Hecket Eteas. The readable fragments imply a chronicle of dated incidents and regional happenings.
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Marcus Tillis Claury
Wien Amerbs
Wefan
Lem
Santaceet Sant Emi Tor
The Weekly News A Wide Range Of Local And World Coverage
The Weekly News presents a twelve page issue with broad local, county, state, and world news. It highlights features like "Mary Jane" and "Tha Market Scrite," fiction by Robert Barr, a Greek church description, a bear adventure from Indian Territory, and farm and live stock sections plus ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Young Ofeld
Robert Barr
Russia
Clafin
W. KR. Walker
Jos
Cronise, Press
Mallisix & Kemp
Allen Rohrback
Harper Whiskey
Chan
Diffendal & Co
B. Davis
Central
Public meeting to plan Frederick City seaquicentennial
People organize a public meeting at City Opera House on Thursday evening January 10 to plan the September 1895 seaquicentennial celebration of Frederick City. The event invites large attendance, especially women, with brief speeches, a musical program, and committees to arrange the festivities.
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City Opera House
Thurisy
Frederick City
Social World and Family Reunion at Dean Residence
A large Dean family reunion was held at Mr J Albert Deans North of Frederick with Rev David J Beale in attendance. The gathering marked the year’s vacancy from the death of Mr John Dean and the Lutheran Sunday School celebrated its seventy fifth anniversary with a sociable and a commemorative program.
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Dean
J. Albert Dean
Frederick
David J. Beale
John Dean
Frederick social news item lists local visitors and departures
Miss Bessie Lavy returns home from Washington. The Rev Dr Beale of the Presbyterian Church has moved back to Tuscarora Valley Pa. Various residents including Mr Hey of the City Hotel, Miss Worthington of Baltimore, Miss Bertha Schmidt of East Third Street, and many others are visiting relatives or have returned home from Baltimore Washington Frederick or Philadelphia. Several from Frederick attend the New Year dance in Hagerstown and others resume studies at Princeton Peabody Conservatory and Naval Academy events.
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Bessie Lavy
Ereh Tower
Miles Elridge
Washington
Dev’ J. Beale
Presbyterian Church
Tuscarora Valley
Wm A. Hey
Botel
Woodstock
Clara Worthington
Baltimore
Arthur Poll
Court Street
Bertha Schmidt
East Third Street
Rele Wves
Baltimor
Esmard Hailing
Frederick
Port Deposit
Roscoe Sweadner
Libeny
Frederick College
Missa Eliwtheryn
Regina Binenhauer
Haltimore
Messrs
B. Rosspoor
Balmore
New York
Hagerstown
Madison Nell Won
Daisy Miedo
Anderson Uffat
Rockville
Montgomery County
P. B. Kunkel
George
Horsey
Mordecai
Stewars
West
Williams
Aikridge Hunting Club
L. W. Baughman
Poplar Terrace
West Frederick
W.F. Veron
Edna
Vernon
West Third Street
Eckstein
Raymond K. Cooke
Melanie Boone
Caroline Mesherry
Thomas A. Gatch
Charles 5. Reich
Walnut Grove
Beesle Cishaugh
East Second Street
Eluidge
Nannie Goldsborough
Inez
Bertha Fox
Winchester
Mejor Horner
Emamiteburg
Maggie Kline
Philadelphia
Bertie Betson
Laura English
Phiadelphia
E. H. Kline
West Seventh Street
Nellie Cole
East Fifth Street
Abs
Meredith Smith
Georgetown College
C. F. Goodell
C.F. Flook
Ohio
William Archibald Walsh
Carroll County
Frank A. Pearre
Union Bridge
Thas
J. Treedberry
Pearre
Cherck Ins
Benday
TFB
D. M Grambling
Grambling
Grombine
Alj Eletn
Sint
George Smith
Cul Ter’s
Feagaville
Tooradaye
Calvin J. Grambine
Mra D
Miasea Ads Thomas and
Daley Bast
Urleans
Anne Webster
Doub’s
Ella Brachie
Bider D. Gibbon
Woodberry
T. McCleary Wiles
Thomas Hemaberg
Benjamin Keyser
Remsburg
Chariea Kinng
George Webster
Horace Doblenty
Mary
Misa Lillie Remsburg
Issi
Rocky Springa Union
Keefer Toms
Archie
Harry Kemp
Carter
Sea of Gall
Mallle Bimea
Athera
Three Little Boye
Mies Vide Bbiffer
Miss Aba Staley
Amy Bhock
Lucy Kean Chrishman Wrentmz
Grace Knell
Jennie Binley
Jesus
Naonie Lakin
Mazie
Oscar Kefauver
Techatton
Deila Bone
Christies
Lucy Thames
Tommy
Hocky Springs
Ed. Biiely
Samuel Haffoer
Lewia Stone
Chas. Cipp
Klipp
Thed 8
D. C
J. 8
Temple of Fancy
Salvationists
David Main
Thomas B. Tyler
D. V
Sleigh Crash Near Middletown Sends Two Fliers
At about 11 this morning Wm Moberly a Middletown harness maker was driving a sleigh from Sponseller’s livery on South Market Street when a sharp turn toppled the rig. A young man riding with him was thrown out. The horse bolted up Market Street before colliding with a cutter owned by Chss H Utermehle near the square. Shafts of Moberly’s sleigh and Giermehle’s cutter were damaged as the frightened horse was recaptured near the Central Bank by Chas Wilson.
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Chss. H. Utermehle
Moberly
Court Street
Central Bank
Chaz. Wilson
Reformed Missionary Society Monthly Meeting Report
The Reformed Missionary Society held its monthly gathering on Tuesday evening with prayer led by the pastor. The program featured child recitations and music, including works like He doeth His Alms, and remarks by the pastor. Donations were allocated to foreign missions, home missions, and Rev. Venter in Washington State.
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Reformed Missionary Society
The
L. McDermot
Bitle
Howard Stonebroker
Lillian Talbot
Bewle Stauffer
Katie Bruner
Venter
Washington State
Fire Caused by Cat Near Glas P O Carroll County
A fire near Glas P O in Carroll County was started in the early hours of Monday when a cat allegedly caused a lamp to burn over. The residence of Mr. D Edgar McQuay was destroyed along with a nearby country fire building and its contents. The main log structure with weather-boarding and a large frame addition were engulfed. only partial details remain from the damaged report.
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Glas P.O
Carroll County
D. Edgar McQuay
An Excellent Toast For Dr Hoffmen
Yesterday's note recalls Dr Charles W Hoffmen hosting guests from 1 to p m on Tuesday. A handsome collation showcased his famed hospitality as the prince of entertainers. An old friend offered a toast wishing him happiness a patient wife and lasting joy in domestic life.
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Charles W. Hoffmen
Mrs Hennon Hurt In Fall At Steiner’s Drug Store
Mrs. T Hennon of East Third Street was shopping at Steiner's drug store when she likely fell on the sidewalk on her way home. She arrived home in a shaken condition and was unable to recall details. She sustained bad bruises and was briefly unable to speak.
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T. Hennon
East Third Street
Steiner’s
Henson
Money for School Distributes State Tax to Counties
Comptroller Smith yesterday made the quarterly distribution of the public school tax to the counties and Baltimore city. The January 10 payments for Freeriox include white schools 4818.82 dollars and colored schools 756.74 dollars.
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Comptreller Smith
Baltimore City
Syrup of Figen Promises Permanent Cure for Constipation
In olden times people ignored lasting benefits and settled for brief relief, but now it is known that Syrup of Figen will permanently cure habitual constipation. Well informed people will buy other laxatives that act temporarily and then harm the system.
Christmas Tales From Cerrent Sveats County
Christmas events fill the county pages with school gifts and longwinter notes. Teachers receive gifts at a Benday service. Sunday school leaders like D. M Grambling honored. Local families advertise real estate sales, visits, and New Year greetings amid bitter cold and zero moments.
Mulliniz and Kemp 1894 1895 Patronage Note
Merchants Mulliniz and Kemp thank patrons and friends for generous year long patronage and kind words, expressing gratitude and appreciation for support during the past year.
Barrel Ceresville Flour Promotion Presents Spoons
Patrons buying one barrel of Ceresville roller flour receive a limited edition souvenir spoon and calendar. Holmes and Edwards Co inlaid sterling spoon manufacturers. request an empty barrel label and address to receive the gifts. Promotion notes a new crop and calendar value, with delivery via grocers.
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Ceresville
Holmes and Edwards CO
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