Local Notes Mixed With News From Across Regions
The issue catalogs varied items: a San Francisco kindergarten statistic, a minor arrest by a chicken hawk case, a history lesson on the pacific region, female education degrees, civic commissioners in Taneytown, an injury at a meeting, a church anniversary in Baltimore, a cavalry reunion in Cole’s Cavalry, and Palo Alto Times adoption by Palo Alto community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sheffer
Ingshoa
Taneytown
Wa Farello
Protestant Episcopal Church
Dirsissd
Caj
Geo
W. F. Vernon
Lagi Aizht
Cole's Cavalry
Baltimore
Teast
Fhe
United Bimes
Taz News
Palo Alto
Ex Confederates of Maryland plan January 17 gathering
Maryland Confederate veterans anticipate forming a state division at a January 17 meeting in Baltimore at the Southern House. The assembly aims to elect officers, expand camps across the state, and anticipate 800 members traveling to Richmond for the June gathering, with dates adjusted for reunions in New York and Lee’s birthday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
North Howard Street
Baltimore
United Confederate Veterans
Poraoa
Annapolis
Frederick
Howard County
Billy
Richmond
New York
South
Prt
Maryland Veterans
Balimore
Robert B Lee
Society of the Army and Navy
Lee
Flondey
Law aims to create free libraries in towns
The State Teachers Association committee proposes a bill to establish and fund free libraries and reading rooms across the state. Cities vote on creating a literacy center, with an annual tax on real property not exceeding specified limits. Dr. Bernard C. Steiner and local figures back the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas
Ion
Suzh
Pastage
Bernard C. Steiner
Korar
Bauch Pravi Free Library
New Year Social at the Smiths and Local Notices
A New Year party at the Smiths featured Miss Dennis playing piano, electric lighting, and elaborate decorations. Separately, a New Year watch meeting at Woodsboro included music by Cromwell and Dorcus, a New Year feast, and a long guest list from nearby towns. Also noted are Potomac fishing reports, a science lecture at Emmitsburg on the Moon, and actions by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad against coal theft in Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piaga
Vuurt Square
Smith
Miss Dennis
Peabody Conservatory of Munic
Baltimore
Wad
Americas
Kew Ysan
Qakes
Jacob Dorcus
Woodsboro
Mistea Virgle Cromwell
Amy Breusler
Ells Dorcus
Miases Anga
Katie
Ella Dorcus
Devale Saxton
Elsie Cramer
Jennie Stambaugh
Edna Cromwell
Buckeystown
Inex Barrick
New Midway
Carria
Bessie Ogle
Hacky Ridge
Virginia Cromwell
Ella Cramer
Tom Smith
Ade Zimmerman
Ano Jones
May Creager
Amy Stauffer
Dora Smith
Irene Stauffer
Walkersville
Mesara
Harry Buffington
Middleburg
Glenole Alifer
Hagerstows
Leslie Warner
Creagertown
Bennie
Ernest Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Newton Morris
Clarence Cramer
Mt. Pleasant
G. Stall
Wm. Dorcus
Woodscore
Walter Zimmerman
Willie E. Zimmerman
John Jamiaon
Guy Roberts
Carlisle
Glarenca Fulton
Herbert
Sunday school program shines at Hale hamlet church
Poised performance by Sun day school children under Miss Addie Sporrer at MLE Church South in Poolesville Jar on December 1895 night drew about 500 attendees. Mr George W Reddick led the Sting and choir, with a candy-filled chimney and a Father Time Kris Kringle. After a snow effect and gifts for scholars, Dr Dulaney led a Watch Night sermon closing 1805. Local notes recall Harry Dixon visiting Pearl from Baltimore, skating on Monocacy, and New Year celebrations with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolesville
South
Addie Sporrier
Filmore
Bethlehem
George W. Reddick
Kris Bungie
Kringts
Colioqzy
Dulaney
Maryland public school report shows state totals and city county figures
The twenty ninth annual report by Professor E B Prettyman of the Maryland State board of education details 204 744 pupils statewide with 78 275 in Baltimore and 126 469 in counties. It notes 2 322 schools, 4 531 teachers, city salaries 919 431 60 and county salaries 816 250 9410, births of new buildings costs 250 397 20 and total school expenditures around 2 383 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Prettyman
Maryland
Balimore
Salsrleg
Land Deed Notices to Frederick County Lands
Property deeds record transfers including Waniel WD to Asketon Kephart three parcels of land in Frederick County for 655 dollars Nash E. Cramer and wife transfer real estate to David A. Baker for 500 dollars Walkerey involved with real estate transfer for 500 dollars Joseph Cromiee and Milton G. Urner trustees transfer six lots in Frederick City to Henry Baumgardner for 450 dollars Frederick A. Welty and wife transfer several tracts of land to Anna W. Gearhart for 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waniel WD. Getter
Orin Asketon
Kephart
Frederick County
Nash E. Cramer
David A. Baker
Joseph Cromiee
Milton G. Urner
Henry Baumgardner
Frederick City
Prederick A. Welty
Anna W. Gearhart
Sale of Fine Farm Near Peteraville
Captain B P Crampton acting for Mrs. Elias Lee Roche of Los Angeles California sells a 225 acre farm renamed by Str. Alien Mayahs near Peteraville for 45 dollars per acre cash to Mr Vincent Keter. Henry Ficck a long time resident of Pleasant Walk was stricken with paralysis last evening and is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B P. Crampton
Elias Lee Roche
Los Angeles
California
Peteravile
Strickeon
Paratyais
Henry Ficck
Pleazant Walk
Elopement Tales and Sea Captains Echo in News Clippings
A chaotically stitched excerpt blends a comic-elopement dialogue across three girls with a shipwreck anecdote told by Captain Stewart of the Vortigern. It then notes a Crozet island survivor scenario, a saving-only lady, and finally cites the Northwestern Indian wars with enlistments totaling 8983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Vortigern
Captain Peters
Blackheath
Peters
Strathmore
Crozet Islands
South Atlantic Ocean
England
Captain Stewart
Galveston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aoking
Stett Tertar Dalics
Er Biyrkest
United Bee Gert
Fodssa
auTal Baking Pow Des CO
the Daily News
BLLEF
BES
Enveinte Telephone Company
San Francisco
ENON
Confederates
Southerm 4 Umal Association
Fracktlin and Marabill College
City Hotel
Marshall College
Franklin and Marshall College
Merceraburg College
Susquezsza River
Khaslany Mennisins
D. H. Apple
Women’s College
Mr. Bruce
Cecil County
W. Cabel Bruce
Baltimore City
Beastie
Weskey Myers
Jobasmith
Myers Siso Bas Deolfer
Ic wapRanizs
Potomac
Wm. G. Borger
Sharpsburg
Mr. Borger
Hagerstown
Hilary Ardinger
Wiilismsport Firberman
Potomac River
Conococheague Creek
Chesspeake
Ohio Canal
Whitsunsport
James
Micke
Balthcore and Ohio Railroad Company
Cara
Brunswick
NEW Years Bulletin
Thomas Ji. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Prarl
Cunberland
John Arnspargar
Reobert Lowe
Nis
Araspargar
Messra
Arnapstzst Sud
Hazera
Harper's Perry
Maryland Schools
America
Piesee
India
Dyer Pia
Teres
Aris Tispens
Bafizlo
Dorchester
Nick Brja
Ania Blakels
Barth Geo. A. Gilbert
Morth Market Br
Met Ee
East
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Renner & Keivinip
Chicago Post
Bay
Tex Damy
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