Inauguration Taft Near as Telegrams Flow in From Readers
A scatter of items notes Taft's impending inauguration, wartime concerns, and public memorials. The United States plans to mark Fort McHenry where Key wrote The Star Spangled Banner with a bronze tablet, while tributes and national sentiment flow through letters and editorials.
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Congress
United States
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Mt. Olivet
Key
Garden Gate
California
Key Monument Association
Blind shocatring and peddler tales in the era
Readable fragments show gossip on a blind shocatring and a peddler in 8t Louw. Mentions Cleveland Leader and Buffalo News items about suspending a boycott. A Toledo wife seeks divorce, police judge involvement, and odd remarks on opportunities and merriness among executives and residents.
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Louw
Cleveland
Toledo
Ian
Owaha
Atenes
Philadelphia
Chickens Take Center Stage at Maryland State Poultry Show
A statewide gathering in Richmond Hall Armory will showcase Wyandottes Angatatians Brahmans Coching and Columbiana in a poultry show with families gathering to greet Baltimore and Maryland citizens. The event features roosters and hens, emphasizing breed pride and the cultural value of poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Richmond Hall Armory
Baltimore
Moments with the Muse Old Testament Rhymes and Holiday Verse
A festive verse collage lists biblical books from Genesis to Malachi as if sung by a muse. It contrasts with an instruction to take down holly and trim the home for holidays, urging memory of joy while noting a sale or advertisement from The News.
Minister Resigns to Pursue Christian Healing Move
Rev. Dr. C F Winbigler, longtime pastor of the First Baptist Church in Washington DC, resigns to pursue Christian healing and the Emmanuel movement. He plans lectures and independent work teaching mind and matter principles and may establish a healing clinic. He stresses hygiene and the law of suggestion as key factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Winbigier
Middletown
New England
Winbigter
First Baptist Church
10Th and Oatrada
Washington, D. C
The
Washington Star
Windigter
Bia
Irmaca
Weobigler
Chutch
Lobigious
S Lang
Theody
Winbigler
Worcester
Boston
Samuel McComb
Windigler
Windigier
Churches Calendar and Clerical Movements
News of churches notes monthly meetings of the Reformed Missionary Society and the China Mission Chapter of the AN Sainte Episcopal Guild this week. St Cecetias chapter plans a musical matinee. Rev William Hammond Parker, formerly in this city and now in Cincinnati, says he will withdraw his acceptance to serve at College Avenue Baptist Church in Anapolis.
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Reformed Missionary Society
China Mission
Sainte Episcopal Guild
St. Cecetia’s
William Hammond Parker
Cincinnati
College Avenue Baptist Church
Ax Nspolia
Prohibition Meeting Set by County Central Committee
Prohibition County Central Committee assigns a meeting in the city for Saturday January 23. The agenda includes home officer roles for Sue and discussion of plans for facers. The text also references health topics and various names and fragments, with uncertain details and garbled phrases.
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Prohibition
Prohibition County Central Committee
Purely Personal Notices From Local Residents
A long list of residents report returns from visits and travels. Prof. Arthur T. Kreh, Mrs. Tula B. Wall, Mr. George A. Pearre, Miss Margaret L. Luckey, Major John J. Yellett, Mrs. Logan Weast, and many others are noted as returning home or leaving for trips. Several names indicate visits to Baltimore, Hagerstown, Towson, and Frederick with mention of anniversaries and new duties.
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Arthur T. Kreh
Washington
Hareery
Bean
Leimave
Tula B. Wall
Fallschurch
Harit
Mir. c . Diton
East Fourth Street
Benjamin Linton
York
George A. Pearre
Comus
Mont
Southe Street
Baltimore
Margaret L. Luckey
Nemooy Rove
Dad Chasropke
Thomas Reinhart
Shepherdstown
M. E. Dg
Lester Grumbine
Egat Patrick
Street
Mary Smith
Braddock
Helen Kanode
Emmiteburg
Schroean
Patrick Street
Ottude Lawis
R. Bush Lewe
Logan Weast
Hagerstown
Helen Shipley
Helen Mateny
Williamsport
Waynesboro
Milton Kefouver
North Market Street
New York City
Troy
N.Y
Mm. J. Addison Rose
Nellie
Mary Kussmaus
West Fourth Street
John 4. Yellett
Towson
California
Misaey Challis Wailer
Lillian Hodges
Brunawick
Sprice Young
Yellow Springs
Max Weil
Frederick Nest of Owls
Neat
Woodsboro Literary Society Elects Officers and Delights with Program
The Woodsboro Literary Society met last Saturday evening with president Mr. R. Paul Smith in charge. New officers were elected including President C. C. Keeney and Treasurer B. W. Saxton. The program featured sketches and readings by members and visitors, with strong attendance and renewed interest.
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Misa Edith McCormick
Ti. N. Schapk
Treagurer
B. W. Saxton
Misa
Jennie Barrick
R. Paul Smith
P. A. Richardson
Marshall
C. H. Barrick
Oliver Wendell Nolmes
Hosa Shay
Edith McCormick
R. R. Shank
C. C. Keeney
Nautilus
E. Jane le Gore
Genel Bokind
Prison Earnings Report From Maryland Penitentiary
The Maryland State Penitentiary closed its fiscal year with 37 156 84 dollars turned over to the State and inmates earning 28 379 26 for themselves. Directors credited a slight year‑to‑year decline to higher stapled supply costs and increased per‑prisoner maintenance charges. The report notes production disruptions caused by quarantine and operational constraints affecting centralized institutions.
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Maryland Arate
Alvet
Crothera
Rrat
Poultry Show Highlights Local Exhibitors at Baltimore Armory
The Fifth Regiment Armory hosts a big poultry show with exhibitors Brish Bros and Milton T. Engle among others. Lee's birthday is noted for January 19 and Washington's February 22, with town preparations underway for events. A barbershop opens on North Market Street by Harry E. and John F. Yieger in former Dr. Sappington rooms, and a horse belonging to Charles Rothenhoefer injured itself kicking a wagon on Chapel Street.
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Ieee Petal
New City
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
Brish Bros
Milton T. Engle
Thie City
Lee
Pos
Lincs Va
Kebrusky
Washington's
Mesrin
Harry E
John F. Yieger
Wm. H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
C. T. Sappington
Charles Rothenhoefer
Chapel Aley
Braddock Heights Firms Elect Directors at Meetings
In Braddock Heights, the Braddock Heights Water Company elected D. Edward Kefauver and ten others to its board this morning. Separately, Braddock Building and Development Company named its directors including William Smith and James E. Ingram. Francis Beatt Key Council No. 480 U A M elected officers for the ensuing term led by Councillor J. Wm. Strine and Secretary J. W. Feik.
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Braddock Heights
Braddock Heights Water Company
D. Edward Kefauver
George William Smith
Charles H. Coblentz
Tomes E. Ingram
James FE. Ingram, Jr
Emory L. Coblents
Oscar B. Coblents
John C.motter
Thomas H. Haller
Patrick E. Long
George M. Gittinger
Braddock Building and Development Company
Officara Electad
Francis Beatt Key Council
J. Wm. Strine
C. Thomas Blumenour
J. W. Feik
Assjstant
W. C. Roderick
W. F. Snyder
Greorge F. Baumgardner
Charles Keyeer
J. N. Dabble
Lloyd C. Miter
Adam Densch
Atie Corenler
Jony Charles E Gesacy
Heble
J. N. Duble
Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Leading Physicians
An advertisement claims internal remedies cure catarrh by addressing blood and constitution. It asserts external applications fail and promotes a combined internal and blood-purifying treatment offered by a Toledo company. Testimonials promise relief and urge sending for a sample.
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Frederick
Taft
Uxtasy
Turner
Italy
Atanding
Farprurck
Dora
Baltimore Sun
Key Memorial
Rooklyg Eagle
Chicago
Negistee
Kentucky
Western
Ian Revord-H
Aan
New York Evening Post
Aovansas Club
Gayety
Los Angeles Times
Col. Roosevelt
Pittsburg
St. Louis Republic
Carnegie
Philadelphia Inquirer
Neptune
Harvard Obserateny
Amarica
the Muse
Joshua
Samuel
Ezra
Nehemiah
Esther
Job
David
Proverba
Alma
Evelesiantes
Solomon
Teaiah
Jeremiah
Exekiel
Daniel Hosea
Tyre
Sweet Joel
Amos
Kadiah
Jonah Micah
Nahum
Zephaniah
Wen Zecharist
Malachi
Bago
Cook
Dr. Winbigier
Emanual Movement
News OF the Churches
Gare Paysensey
Jacob Birianet
A. Rat Maine
Joe
Rey
Pearte
Ang Go
Literary Sociteies
Tenkaria
Radee Btn
Aera Rca
Witek
Medina
BNEY
Central National Bank
WD. Frepenick
WM. B. Storm
Tia Aia
Japuary HO
Dirk Mindaore
William B. Storm
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Bourg
Frederick-Town Savings Institution
Pire
Isrpland
Erick
Walkereville Savings Bank
Walkereville, Md
Business
Loai
Demeane
Rational Ash
Edwin
Frayis Thomas
N. PB Carrest
T. K. Young
BCH
Feu
B. Tra
Harris
Dones
Farmers’ & Mechanics' National Bank
Farprince
Cleele An
Farmers’ &Mechanics' Natongs Bank of
Albert Gilson, Corhter
Frederick, DD
Middletown Bavengs i Bank
Drake
Bae
Witsy
Joba
Middietown
Wolemi
Routzahn
Cashier
IE E. Roan Lewa
E. Cyantre Retz
B. Stewart Amar
Haver OC
Renssexo
Onantos
Brace
Paasgrut Apaaman Hap
Canyon
Phora
Freserus County
Thurrhgre, Eti A
Tinea
Moony
Advartion Winery
Sear
Billa Sand Poten
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