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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1896

Page

4

Daily News History Note Jan Fourteen In History

A fragment lists historical events and figures with dates around January 14, including references to battles, treaties, and political figures. The weather dispatch from Washington reports general conditions across the United States, noting high pressure in the western Canadian region and cooler, clearer conditions in the central areas with varying coastal patterns.

Bomatry Rocky Mozatata Paethe North Pacific

New Adverts Today From a Mixed Classified List

Fragmented ad junk shows varied listings including jobs, goods for sale, house notices and miscellaneous items. Many lines are garbled with unreadable names and stray letters, offering little coherent information.

Tas Waakir Nawa Weekly News Preview

Tas Waakir Nawa will be a sixteen page issue ready Thursday featuring all the news and special features. The advertising service is emphasized with advantages highlighted, and copy details note submission times for new ads by 6 p.m. with changes due by 1 p.m. on the day.

Brief Bits of Local News and Notices

A fragmented report notes regional activities including a farmer from Bethesda district and a Paris lighting project. Details are unclear, but mentions aid to 19885 and involvement of Teegx companies in lighting initiatives.

Amos Bethoeda Snevalorgy Ba Teegx Paris

Personal notes on Hepabiesa officers installation event

Fragmented local notice outlines the upcoming installation of officers for Hepabiesa with a meeting at a designated room and time. It mentions attendance by membership and a social gathering, referencing Lacense ER Harty and Lochmown election district in a troubled, unclear draft.

Fire at Frederick Brick Works devastates plant and prompt repairs

A large blaze at the Frederick Brick Works caused severe damage to the upstake machinery and a partially collapsed floor. Residents from nearby sections viewed the ruins with curiosity while awaiting insurance settlement and a plan to salvage and reuse bricks. Officials estimate losses and discuss rebuilding hopes as fire crews struggle with water access and structural hazards.

Frederick Verloes Thatchy Masy Tron Foley Matta Falany Col. D. CG. Winebreser New York Baltimore Tima Comree Bataan Seegeeks Peseriramia Pravarance Company Paisdalpals

Serene J. Babcock Named in Conservative Spotlight

Serene Jone Babcock is cited in a local note highlighting conservative viewpoints. The fragment mentions the individual and hints at a broader community or organization context without full details.

Board of Directors Elect New Officers in City Meeting

The Board of Directors of the Jestor ns Vio Ragion Ciniy No.9 met at the dining parlor on Court Street. President Kooats announced the inability to assemble and spoke of bioconnection with the company and the need for younger, more active men to take the helm. Loy presided as the remarks concluded, praising longtime members. The standing committee for the coming year was elected: Edward Koonts, W. P. Ries, D. H. Sisiser, John Eissakeuer, and W. H. Shipley. F. T. Rhodes chosen engine and hall keeper. The board adjourned after a banquet, the retirees retiring with reluctance but pleasure at their association.

Duster Stestheg Ormurces ‘Pee Jestor Ns Vio Ragion Ciniy No Sheprerd Court Street Leet Sight Kooats Edward Koonts W. P. Ries D. H. Sisiser Joun’ Eissakeuer W.H. Shipley F. T. Rhodes Besl Unems

Wood Yard Charity Aids Forty Workers At Yard

The Char ity Wood Yard saw fourteen workers start in the morning with eight to ten young men among them eager for honest pennies. Superintendent Chilton coordinated shifts to ensure all who sought work could participate, while Wood Yard funds supported poor workers via police ticket distribution. A full carload of wood was expected tomorrow and more next week as Frederick residents continue to patronize the charity.

Charity Wood Yard Chilton Chiltom Weketa Wood Yard Fund Wood Yard Seifaatelnfog Frederick Carltom

Erections of Directors Held at Frederick Banks

Five Nations Banks of Frederick held annual director elections today. Directors named for Citizens National Bank, Central National Bank, Farmers and Mechanics Bank, First National Bank, and Frederick County National Bank. Several officers and officials installed and noted for the event including W. M. Cuhere, Jane Eisenhammer, George Rodock, John A. Y., and Joseph Houft.

Jainway Frederick Citizen's Mational Bank James McSherry George ‘Wan. Baith Otho J. Keller William G. Baker Joha. O. Motter Miter Serge E. Norwood Mary Frederick Coumet National Bake Grafion B. Hammond Kaw A Sbrinsr John Simmons Albert T. Bles B. FP. Reich L. E. Birely Z. Jamen Gillinger Allen G. Quyan David MM. Man W. M. Cuhere Saeeee Mc Jane, Eisenhawer George Rodock John A.y William M. Crissming Treamier Josph McDevitt N. J. Wilson Ieee Fr. Mante Taneytown Marshall Joseph Houft Guard J. Daniel Crisemine M. J. Diffendal BR. G Risto Council Ghes L. Diffendal Siter-Ante Wm. M. Crinmins

Five Directors Elected at Kaasedek Soy Factory Meeting

An election for five directors of the Kaasedek Soy Manufacturing Company was held at the company office yesterday afternoon. The following individuals were elected for the ensuing year: Dr. P. D. Fakrney, S. P. Fahroey, J. W. Jarer, Lewis A. Rice, and Charles P. [surname truncated].

Chief Judge Rolinsos Dead At Suwarolu Mo

Special Dispatch reports Chief Judge Robinson of the Court of Appeals died suddenly in Suwarolu Missouri. In a Democratic caucus today Benster John Walter Smith was nominated for U S Senator.

Tas News Suwarolu Robinson Court of Appeals John Walter Smith C.S

State Legislature in Session with Debates and Appointments

The Maryland General Assembly met with both Senate and House in session. Debates covered food safety references to Virginia and the Chesapeake Bay, marital contract restrictions, fire marshal practices, and proposals for a Torrens plan for real estate transfers. Committee leadership and new bills were announced, including education funding and local law amendments.

Senate Senatenhip Rendall House of Delegates Virginis Assembly Chesapeake Bay Crothers Padgell Gret Ballmore Holmes Maryland Birwie Applegarth Charles H Wellington James A. Gary Baltimore Delng Beanator Scot Mudd Birale Carrof Bankard Saltmore Ziectlona Markell Frederick Dodaga Talbot Paizell Birkefeld Torrens Birnia Biltimore County Spreral Judge Wickes Wootcott- Pearce Ordmeice County Bcter Congressman Wellington John (. Molter D. H. Hargett R. C. Waters Dr. Haffner Philip Huesher B.M. Palmer Berator Norwood Takould Frederick County Norwood Seuator Westcott James A. Pearce John R. Roozer Freman Frederchy House Judiciary M. P. Wood

Surprise Party For Mr Shorb At Double Pipe Creek

A large crowd attended a surprise party at the residence of Mr F J Shorb of Double Pipe Creek. Guests enjoyed ice cream lemon ade cakes and social games before departing around midnight, with many attendees named from nearby towns and families.

F. J. Shorb Double Pipe Creek Alty Parsons Fr. Shorb Milton Koons Wright Barrick Kessville Dora Fair Maurice Doddera John Koons Taneytown George Koons Clarence Koons Braceville Thomas Cremer Joan Jamison Walter Zimmerman Vermon Smith Herbert Cramer Carol Smith Waltersville

Fire damages barn near Catoctin furnace site

Fire at the home of Mr Jane Yard east of Catoctin furnace rekindled in a chimne y suspected overworked boiler pipe causing fumes to blow out the chimney toward the outbuildings. A blaze threatened the yard, with 75 to 90 acres of corn fodder burned.

Catoctin Furvess Jane Yard Catoctin

Death and funeral notices from Creagerstown area

Catharine Graham of Creagerstown dies at 76 after three year cancer battle at home. Widow of George Graham she leaves eight children in Maryland and Ohio. Revered service held at St John s Church with pallbearers listed before burial beside the church. Also notices for Zidoc Madrader a farmer from Reiland Montgomery and Dr Edward W Sponpeller of Singanore. Funeral details and pallbearers provided.

Catnamine GhaRaw Catharine Oeavell Creagere Town Biscounty Moreng Tih Fort Person Is Law J. A. Hankey George Graham Dre Samuel Ross Lewis Hrank Dayton Ohio Edward Trentville Counly Tores J. A. Baatey Georgiaans Mear Cre Town Nelson Withide Thurmont Graham The Reformed Church St. John's Church Creagerstown Hev. George & Whitmore Meg John WU Asper Lutheran Church Waltmore Cornelius E. Derr Daniel L. Ball John M. Abal William 3. Stamp Scott Long Jane A. Sacok Black Brothers Thurman Tadtc Madmader Zidoc Madrader Sret Alection Bia Reiland Montgomery County Btdabn’s Olney Wea Thomas Grifith G. W. Domay J. C. Holland Willem Childs J. T. Hransard David Grit W. Pemphray Edward Epomaeller Edward W. Sponpeller Cyrus Marty Sponpeller Singanore Fairview G. F. Farring A. F A.M

Property transfers in Branewick and surrounding areas

Deed records show George M Swank and wife to Mary Bwank involving Branewick real estate at 125 dollars. John H Meugane and wife transfer to Howard B eal T acres with further description. Oliver A Huffer and wife to Jacob L Gaffer 71 acres at 125 dollars. Mayard Wolf and husband convey 83 acres to Hoenry Elcholt for 2500. Baker Jenneon to Henry A Hahn lot in Frederick. 1890 notes Daisy Davis of East Patrick Street ill at Joba Hopkins Hospital.

George M. Swank Wits Mary Bwank Branewick John H. Meugane Howard B. Eal Las Oliver A. Huffer Jacob L. Gaffer Mayard Wolf and Husband Hoenry-Elcholt Baker Jenneon Ausignes Henry A. Hahn Lot Frederick Miss Daisy Davis East Patrck Streat Charles G. Oil Joba Hopkins Hospital

Local Fraternal Event Notice With Speaker January Evening

Dr Hardesty eye ear throat specialist will be at the hotel all day Friday. Frederick Council 118 Jr O U A M will hold a meeting that evening inviting friends and members. Rev Ferdinand Iglebert Nabari will speak Tuesday night January 17 with engaging anecdotes. Reserved seats 50 cents gallery and other seating available.

Hardesty Will Feadérick Council A. M Jecaary Louse Ferdinand Iglebert Nabari Gelltery Eudlesce Yeakle Conte

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