Fire Fiends Target McMurray Factory Attempt
A recent failed arson attempt at the McMurray factory was disclosed with publicity aimed to warn the public. Also noted are a select dance for Mr Robert Holme at Koontz Hall and an election for Buckeyetown Turnpike Company directors. The Baptist baptism rite occurred at Branmers Mill for three colored worshippers. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a cure for catarrh and related ear symptoms.
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McMurray
Koontz Hall
Robert Holme
Moorehead
Minno A
Mesars
A. J. Exchelberger
Thomas Byers
George EB
Nelo
Herry Wineberg
Buckeyetows Turnpike Company
Daniel Beker & Sons
Buckeyetown
Peatiemer
Geo Markell
A F McKinny
M J Grove
Louis Markell
J S$ W Jarvoe
W © Bater
Baptist Church
Branmers Mill
Taylor
M.M.G. U Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
At the regular M U meeting held yesterday in the rooms, officers were elected: President A Ul Ely. vice-presidents Edward Shofield Geo Wilain. secretary G E Roberta. treasurer F V Stano. assistant secretary John Wiser. Board members Georg Gram Win Poole John Biengle. sergeant at arms Dan't Crimming. librarian Joe Beage. chaplain Paul Brenner. color bearer Frank Crom. Treasurer reports a flourishing Union with 43 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.M.G. U
A Ul Ely
Edw Shofield
Geo Wilain
G. E Roberta
F V Stano
John Wiser
Geo Gram
Win Poole
John Biengle
Dan't Crimming
Joe Beage
Paul Brenner
Frank Crom
Social Scene Highlights and Fashion Notes
Society Facts reports splendor of pew dresses and varied outfits seen this season. It notes society reporters clipping notes for scrapbooks. It mentions complaints about the ninth neck brigade at the opera and hints at Mrs Harrison advocating reform. It warns of prevalent pneumonia and diphtheria among girls this season.
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Harrison
Hotel arrivals and advertised letters in Frederick 1889
Arrivals at main hotels since noon yesterday list guests including J Hughes G L Fisher C Grammer and 17 members of the Jeannie Winston Opera Company Letters advertised at Frederick city post office dated Saturday Jan 26 1889 show letters to call for before one month elapses. Gentlemen and other names appear in lists.
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Yeetarday
Erry Rotel
J Hughes
G L Fisher
C Gramer
Shannon
Rosenfeld
Balto
Brown
Ohio
R Weiser
TPRR
Jeanzie Winston Oper Company
County
Carlin Houee
Derry
Flemsbourg
J Delaplave
E Winand
The
Jeannie Winston Opera Company
Frederick City
Post-Ofice
Eam?t O'Neill
Miss San Besos
Mis Annie A Roberson
Rebecca Smit
Bisse Ans Sippee
Jare Wordmen
Marry Haller
Eviine Grimerman
Ma L Bras
Mas Ehzsbesh
Mall
Cora
Bren
LT Jonas
Daniel Burs
Chas F Kardimes
Frack W Bosery
Harry Moegling
Christo‘Biser
John Edpher Biser
John W
Msler
Jacob VE Breedle
Franklin Neighbours
R Barke
M Lai
Factory Strike Ends at Brocutoy After Arbitration Pact
On December 10 1858 William L Douglas and the Lasters Union reached an amicable settlement. A lae tere committee led by Edward J Brady secured terms including arbitration for disputes, Douglas to hire all current wagon men, and Lasters allowed to operate lasting machines with prior pay scales preserved. Both sides hailed the accord as fair and aligned with Douglas Senate backed arbitration plans.
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Brocutoy
William L. Douglas
Edward J. Brady
T Hey
Douglas
Pleasant Street
Latere
Fatase
Diipute
Da’e Board of Arbitration
Ede
William Douglas
Wore
Eeaa
Wooglas
Lastera
Ciion
Uion
Douglas Hen
Herald
Acd Ig
Seaator
State Board of Arbitration
Traubes
Private soldiers meet at Situation Army Barracks tonight
A private soldiers meeting will be held at the Situation Army Barracks at eight o'clock this evening instead of a public meeting.
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S.A. Mattress
the Situation Army Barracks
Darkness at depot cuts power to city section
Last night a faulty connection at the lower B and O depot caused an electric light circuit to burn out, plunging the Southern Section into darkness. The outage was noticed too late to be repaired that evening.
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B &O
Cottage Prayer Meeting resumes at Mr. Quiver M Glow home
The M C A cottage meetings, paused during revival efforts, will resume tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the residence of Mr Quiver M Glow on West Church Street.
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Quiver
West Church Street
Infant of Howard Sans Buried in City Cemetery
An infant child of Howard Sans died yesterday and was buried this morning at Li o'clock in the Gsthoic graveyard on EB Liatreet. Rev. tr. Grand officiated. C. Gary, undertaker. Mr. Dorsey H. Smuth, earlier reported ill, died yesterday at his home on Weat Second street. Bright's disease caused death. Mr. Smith was 35 years and 29 days old, survived by a wife and two small children. Funeral at 3.30 this afternoon.
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Howard Sans
Shebrow
Wig
EB Liatreet
Tr. Grand
C. Gary
Dorsey H. Smuth
Morriss
Weat Second Street
Briczht
Mr. Smith
Tomocrox Aftarnozn
Maryland Institute Notes From Saturday
The Maryland Institute notes report holiday visits by Miss Rollins in Baltimore and Miss Ham near Evansville, with Miss Wich and 40s Harrs staying at the school with Goethe and Rossini. Mr North and Mr Grow are household figures, while pupil Jobo Bis was robbed of 31.75 during Christmas vacation in Baltimore. Former pupil John Tall visited Pocomoke City. his father suffered in a recent great fire. An elder speaks of unusually fine Frederick weather, sky clear for two weeks, prompting a potential move to Colorado if trends endure.
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Maryland
Jobo Bis i
Baltimore
Jobo
John Tall
Pocomoke City
Frederick
Jane
Colorado
County Commissioners Settle Accounts and Appoint Supervisors
The county commissioners met at 10 o'clock and settled accounts with road supervisors of Emmitsburg and Mt. Pleasant districts and appointed supervisors for those districts.
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Board of County Commissioners
Court reconvenes. Rankles v Warfeld damages disputed
Circu t Court reopens after a brief recess Judges Sarry and Lynch preside The sole case heard is John B Rankles Son v James L Warfeld for two jury trials The jury was deliberating at report time Henrietta Hill a colored woman dies funeral held at St John Catholic Church Interment at Catholic graveyard Rice Sons undertakers Jean Williame named as pallbearer list of pallbearers given
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Circu't Court
Chrcms
S.sarrry
Lynch
John B. Rankles & Son
James L. Warfeld
Laia
Henrietta Hill
St. John's Catholic Church
Fr. Ciampi
Jpail
Thos Jone
Illustrated revenre at City Hall by Professor Ober
Professor Ober will present an illustrated revenre at City Hall tomorrow using double dissolving Len terae of the highest power. Views will be projected by a skilled operator on six hundred feet of canvas. The journey foots up over twenty five thousand miles by second. Reserved seats available at A R Yeakle's.
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Ober
A. R. Yeakle’s
Lectures by Hon S S Cox at City Hall Friday
Positive arrangements made for the appearance of Hon. S S Cox at City Hall on Friday in a world renowned lecture. He will be introduced by a representative and praised for his diplomatic service and long Congress tenure. The event is advertised as a literary treat of the season with many admirers ready to welcome him.
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Otis
S S Cox
Cox
Turkey
Congress
Dr. Llans
Chrisuar Merchant
Hfe
Chrisman Prinapia
New York City
Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Dyspepsia
The advertisement asserts Electric Bitters can cure dyspepsia and related liver stomach and kidney disorders. It claims many spend large sums hoping for relief and guarantees lasting eupepsy when used as directed. Sold by Joseph B Garrett Druggists in bottles of 5c and 1.00.
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Joseph B
Garrett Denzgists
Does Religion Pay A Sermon on Profit of Godliness
The speaker argues that godliness profits all things including health, industry, and business. He cites examples of transformed temperaments, moral influence on merchants, and the positive link between faith and practical conduct in daily work.
Religion Is Profitable In All Business Ventures
A preacher urges that religion is indispensable for practical business success. He cites bank balance miracles and moral integrity, warning that postponing faith harms daily work and earnings. He appeals to Christians to apply godliness in commerce and endure trials with divine help.
The Frest Symptoms of Death and Elixir Claim
The text lists symptoms such as pins in the pit, feverishness, loss of appetite, sores as signs of disease. It claims a potion named English B'ool Elixir cannot cure scrofelwus or syphilitic cases and is sold by Williamson & Brown, druggists under a positive guarantee.
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Willamson & Brown
Fragmentary Note Describes Sample Bottle Discovery
A damaged excerpt mentions a person reading about a sample bottle and a doctor’s related discovery. It references Joseph B Ga Te and a claim of aid or relief, with minimal readable context and names.
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Lilerts
Ber Bo
Fon Smith
Priel
Flamine Fire in the Feits
A distorted notice claims proof regarding a patent elixir marketed for blood purification. The ad promises sale at a store on two specified dates, with contact by Wildemson Brown.
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Acker
Eli
Wildemson & Brown
Cough remedy sold with guarantee by Williamson and Brown
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise a cough remedy sold by Williamson and Brown with a positive guarantee. The text includes mentions of morning hurry and tightness, suggesting a health product with unspecified timing and symptoms.
Arnica Salve Claim Advertised For Wide Uses
Buokien's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve in the world for cuts sores chapped hands chilblains and eruptions and claimed to cure piles or no pay. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded and lists price at 20 cents per bottle with sale by Joseph B Garrett.
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Buokien
Joseph B. Garrett
Parents criminality and child death toll remark
A confrontational 19th century claim accuses parents of criminal responsibility for high under six mortality rates. The text asserts an English Baby Soother by Acker’s does more harm than other causes, urging purchase from Williamson and Frown druggists.
Catarrh Cure Advertisement in Toledo Ohio
Frank J Cheney declares as senior partner of Fr Chenery & Co that Grm will pay one hundred dollars for each unresolved catarrh case. Oath sworn December 6, 1886 before A W Gleason Notary Public. Hells Catarrh Cure claims to cleanse blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J Cheney
Fr. Chenery & Co
Loredo
Sid Grm
Hal
Cheney
Ewore
A.D
A.W Gleason
Nuarr
F.j.kener & Co
Van Wert Chere Co Advertises Goods in Watertown
The Wie sertown druggist publication from Van Wert Chere Co Watertown N Y plugs sales of pianocuths sour Lang Basan and other items. The note references testimonials from a meet and urges purchases through local distributors in a brisk midcentury trade notice.
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Feb, Jr
Wiesertown
van Wert Chere Co
Watertown
N.Y
Geolemen
Infarno
Sret Feve
Promir
Ccs City
Manic & Breer
Trish Ass Cree
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