Maryland Claims Payments and Beef Trade Anxiety
Rep Catchings introduced House bills directing payment of claims for stores and supplies allowed by the Court of Claims. Notable Frederick county names appear among the claims. The Providence Journal notes growing anxiety over German hostility to U S beef exports, with multiple countries considering bans and certifying issues threatening Western cattle trade and shipments.
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Court of Claims
Catchings
House
George W. Padgett
Frederick County
James R. Ferrell
Thomas Hilary
Onor Cate
The
Providence Journal
Anya
Germany
Denmark
France
Austra-Hungary
Great Britain
Woman in Office in Georgia Appointment Sparks Debate
The Atlanta Journal lauds Ellen Dortch chosen by Governor Atkinson as assistant State librarian. It argues her gender should not block her fit qualifications, noting many women seek self supporting roles and deserve fair chances in Georgia today.
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Georgia
Atkinson
Ellen Dortch
The
Atlanta Journal Asya
Dortch
Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Relief and Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system without weakening organs. It claims universal satisfaction, medical approval, and that the California Fig Syrup Company brands the product on every bottle. Well informed readers are urged to reject substitutes.
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Byrup
Califordia
Religious Services Planned Across Churches Tomorrow
Local churches schedule morning and afternoon services at Ali Balata and Bt. James Lurkcrazr Chapel with communion and Sunday school. Reports note growth, offerings, and ongoing mission work including the China Mission and Frederick County Bridge Society event.
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Ali Balata’ E
Susday School
Bt. James Lurkcrazr
Hesszar
Snow Dust With Insects Near Gettysburg Reported
Justice of the peace W Hammer and ex-director J B Myers found snow near Gettysburg covered in tiny black specks after a train trip. The 75 yard wide patch stretched along the snow with powdery appearance and insects that jumped when touched.
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W. Hammer
J.B. Myers
Gettysburg
Wesern Maryland Railroad
Gettyaburg
Mr Hammer
Pleasant Social at Jones Residence in Baltimore
A New Year party honoring Milas Lillisa Jones was hosted by Mr and Mrs J B Jones at 114 E Crown Street Baltimore Maryland on January 1. Guests enjoyed dancing and games then gathered in the dining room for a lavish spread. Attendees included Misses Suzie and Florence Hughes of Frederick.
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Milas Lillisa Jones
J B. Jones
E. Crown Street
Baltimore
Miss Jones
Hughes
Samaer
Frlanda
Suaie
Florence Hughes
Frederick
Literary Societies Meet Delayed By Weather
The Beta Rical Society members and a few Historical Society attendees gathered at Dr Charles W Hoffman’s Court Street home for a postponed program. Inclement weather led to postponement of the planned discussion, yet guests enjoyed a pleasant evening and a seasonable supper. The next meeting will be at Miss Eleanor Murdoch Johnson’s Court Square residence.
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Rical Society
The
Historical Society
Cnas
W. Hoffman
Mtee
Eleanor Murdoch Johnsog
Deaths in Baltimore and Middletown Chronicle
In Baltimore on January 10 at 1 o'clock pm Mrs Ann Rebecci widow of Greton Albaugh aged past her years will have funeral from her late residence 833 North Sireker Street on Monday at 10 am. Chas W Koogle of Middletown died yesterday morning after being struck by paralysis last Saturday aged 44 leaving a wife and eight children.
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Wes
Baltimore
Ann Rebecci
Greton A
Baugh
The Star Spangled Banner Origin Told By A Philadelphia Writer
J Cheston Morris of Philadelphia recounts how The Star Spangled Banner was inspired during the Fort McHenry bombardment. He describes Key's imprisonment, a stop at Philip Z. Thomas's Anne Arundel County home, and the Anacreontic ode that moved Key to compose the words.
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J. Cheston Morris
Philadelphia
Ledger
Key
Fort Mcrenry
Baltmore
Philip ZH. Thomas
Anne Arundél County
Annsports
Thomas
Eton
England
Anacreon
London
Weat River
Fort McHeory
Gold in Carroll County Discovered Near Westminster Farm
For some time gold was suspected in Carroll county. Dr David F Shipley of Westminster quietly examined an abandoned iron ore mine on his father’s farm. Lark Shipley near Daniel showed indications of the metal. Samples from the mine yielded estimates of 4953 per ton, triggering widespread county interest and plans for further tests by other landowners.
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Carroll County
David F. Shipley
Westminster
Lark Shiptey
Daniel
K. P. B Wuilaon
Baltimore
Hearty Steers Trade In Farm Sale Near Middieman
A farmer herd sale near Middieman sees Mr Jscod Theodore Anffer exchange cattle to Mr Christies Ssomesrdner of Frederick for 4300 pounds, averaging 1433 pounds per animal. Hut ter bought the cattle nine months prior when they weighed about 309 pounds each.
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Jscod
Theodore Anffer
Middieman
Chsties Ssomesrdner
Frederick
Hutter
Burglary reports in Carroll County at Bykenville home
A burglary occurred Thursday night at a Bykenville Carroll county residence. The thief forced entry by breaking glass at the front door, unlocked it, and stole a 29 pound pail of chocolate caramels 800 Frederick maize crystals and various tobacco products.
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Sykesville
General Atoire
Booner
Bykenville
Carroll County
Frederick Maie
Snowbound visit highlights Riverton area features
The Point of Rocks correspondent notes Riverton in Warrend Virginia as a snowy, scenic area with churches, two public schools, shops, and mills. Alberton Cotton Mills reports 100 feet of race wall collapsed requiring rebuild. Ice at Oella dam risks rising water, but may pass if levels hold.
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Riverton
Warrend
Point of Rocks
Point of Rocke
Charlestown
Berryville
Alberton
Alberton Cotton Mills
Oella Dam i
Illness and Recovery Report From Local Residents
The paper notes Mrs Cornelius Staley of Backeyatown slowly improving after four months of illness. Master William Clinton McSherry is recovering from a threatened attack. Mrs James Crom of West South Street had been very ill but shows improvement. Harry Lochner, William Grambine, and B Rosenour and company, previously on sick list, are able to resume duties.
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Cornelius Staley
Backeyatown
William Clinton McSherry
James Crom
West Southtreet
Messre
Harry Lochner
William Grambine
B. Rosenour
Dona
Hymeneal and Bank Officers News Briefs
Hymeneal notices report the marriage of J Willan Bierly of Johnsville to Lillie M Ecker of New Windsor at the grooms parents residence near Johnaville officiated by Rider George Sapplogst on. Local bank officers from the Fire National Bank elected for the ensuing year include Thomas Gorsuch president G J Doll vice president Irving Tyler cashier George T Baumgardner book keeper Leale Cramer er stock. Salvation Army continues Goapel Temperance meetings with a full day of sketings and an evening session at 7 30 pm with the theme A Glad Surprise. Reading Company reports decreased earnings for the year ending Nov 30 18% with reduced operating expenses and net earnings down. Edison patent dispute revival: Colonnade Hotel lamps alleged patent infringements blocked by court. Tragic note: Frances McGill age 80 of Lambertville NJ died by self-inflicted hanging in her room, a melancholy act.
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Bierli—Ecker
Johnaville
George K. Sapplogston
Mr. J. Willan Birely
Jobnsville
Misa Lillie M. Ecker
New Windsor
Piest National Bank
Fire National Bank
Fhoomis Gorsuch
G. J Doll
Irs Tyler
George T. Baumgardner
Leale Cramer
Return to General Resumption Slows in Trade News
New York reports a very slow return to business vigor with no major shifts in prices or demand. Pig iron output shows little change since January but inventories rise while consumption drops. Despite weak prices, manufacturing is stronger than a year ago, and railroad and industrial renewals may boost activity. Accusations follow in whisky trust rebate dispute plus bank and state guard funding issues.
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New York
G. Dun & Co’s Weekly Review of
United States
Canada
Braystreets
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Duel Between Priests Over Parra Parishes Leaves Priest Dying
From Parras reports a knife duel between two Catholic priests, Father Brioned and Father Floris, driven by long running jealousies. Brioned lies dying while Floris remains jailed. a woman is alleged to have sparked the tragedy.
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Mex
Jug
Parras
Father Brionen
Father Floris
Father Brioned
Paris Christmas Eve feast totals huge oyster and meat haul
Paris appetites for Christmas Eve included 5 008 dozens of oysters and 47000 pounds of fish plus 200 000 pounds of fowl 67000 sets of tripe and 128 000 pounds of meat. If laid end to end bars would span 70 000 yards. Also notes medicines and tonics advertised for rheumatism colds and throat complaints with local druggists selling remedies.
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Paris
Eifel
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