Orphans Court Notices And Baltimore Markets Summary
Orphans Court administerships granted for P Frank Kussmans estate to Salia Kussman and Charles T Kussmaul. Jane R English named administratrix on Mary Ann Young estate. Second accounts settled for Keziah Haugh guardians and Safe Deposit and Trust Company guardians of Rogers children. Baltimore markets report flour, wheat, corn, oats, hay, and butter with mixed quotes. a sick child and Professor Shepherd noted among local updates.
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P. Frank Kussmans
Salia 1
Charles T. Kussmaul
Jane R. English
Mary Ann Young
Keziah Haugh
C. E
Edward Keeney
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Baltimore
Mary A. Rogers
The
Safe Deposit and Trust Company of
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Clara A. Rogers
Self Rising Flour Ad Promotes Shrines Milling Brand
An advertisement extolls E A Shrines Milling Company Self Rising Flour as the best for family use, claiming purity, health benefits, and ease. It pitches the product for hot cakes and notes a first-class deal for sellers.
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E. A. Shrines
Si First-Cissa
Dempsey Wins in Fury as Fitzsimmons Triumphs
The report chronicles the famed boxing match where Jack Dempsey loses to Fitzsimmons after a 49 minute battle in an amphitheatre. It describes the crowd, ring setup, notable attendees, referee Capt. Brewster, weigh ins, rounds, and final outcome with Dempsey carried from the scene. Also includes brief notes on Canadian reciprocity and assorted late international items.
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Fitzsedions
Butt
Sayres
Heenan
Jen Mace
George Geers
Atlantic
Deen
Fitzsimmons
Gauillot
Alex Brewster
Dempsey
Toud
San Francisco
Barritt
Re Station House
Bouy Ulus Dempsey
Firesummons
Domyrey
Avotrahan
Fitz
Jack
Urauth
Grogte
Fitzsummons
Hike Tigers
Fitzimmonss
Sams
Dempreey
New Zealand
Fourth class postoffices added to presidential list
In Washington January 15 the postoffice names Hawarden Iowa Middlefield Kentucky Crisfield Maryland Northfield Massachusetts Zumbrota Minnesota Cambridge Nebraska Ridgewood Wisconsin and Port Washington Wisconsin were elevated to presidential class status The Czar Favors the Republic London January 15 the czar refuses to permit the duke of Orleans to serve in the Russian army in any capacity in deference to French influence.
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Wasmington
Hawarden
Middlefield
Crisfield
Northfield
Mass
Zumbrota
Loxnexs
Duke of Orleans
Senate debates on monetary policy and reform sparks crowd
A Washington Senate session centered on anti corruption and monetary reform drew crowded galleries and heated remarks. Speakers including Ingalls and Sherman attacked concentrated capital and demonetization, praising reforms and warning of a peaceful political upheaval.
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Evarta
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Gray
Hale
Hawley
Higgins
Hiscock
Hoar
McMillan
McPherson
Morrill
Platt
PATTISON INAUGURAL PREPARATIONS FOR BRENT CEREMONY
Preparations surge at Harristure for next Thursday ceremonies with over 5000 engraved invitations sent to state officials judges senators and civic leaders. Colonel Anthe oversees divisions and post assignments as bands from Reading Philadelphia Harrisburg and other cities prepare to play while a reviewing stand at the Capitol steps rises and Professor Jackson plans fireworks in North Market square.
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Frannise
Bolton House
Ant
Awt Tu
Sine Ai Ubu
Young Men's Democratic Society of Lancaster
Corps of Citizens
Americus Cb
Reading
Germania
Twenty-ninth Ward
Philadelphia
Central Democratic Club
Harrisburg
Commonwealth Band
Snowden
West State Street
Capitol Yrirk
A. A. Sarker
Ringzold
North Market Square
Jackson
Markets steady as readings and Reading bonds show strength
The Philadelphia and New York exchanges close firm with readings firming and Pennsylvania features lifting, Ritche Bros. & Co. failure noted and contracts closed under the rule. Lehigh Valley and Reading prices mentioned along with rail and staple commodities, oats, beef, lard, and canned goods showing firm or quiet activity as the year opens.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pauaperpnia
Pennsylvania
Ritche Bros. & Co
Lehigh Valley
RB. Pac
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Slough
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State
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Western
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Baw Park
Nebraska Militia Dispersed After Omaha Warning
A damaged dispatch reports Gen Miles announcing no danger to settlers. Contingent cavalry units in the frontier area will return home by week’s end, leaving thirteen companies still in the field unless another threat arises. The text describes tense vigil and possible arming of local guards, with references to camps near White Clay Creek and tensions surrounding Fort Camp.
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Nebraska
Mihitha
Omana
Miles
Conti
Wnilia
Contier
On the Frontier stage play praised by critics
Pardhé and Van Leer present a frontier melodrama with a same sex romance between Jack and Bineflower amid rugged western action. James M. Tardie earns praise as the hero and Sara You Leer shines, as a City Opera House engagement draws last night crowds and lists hotel arrivals from across the region.
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Pardhé
van Leer
Lfe
Jack
Bineflower
James M. Tardie
Sara You Leer Slao
K. Y. World
City Opera House
Bank Officers Elected at First National Bank Meeting
The First National Bank directors elected officers: President Thomas Gorsuch, vice president Joy Doll, cashier Thomas M. Diunkell, teller Ira Tyler, bookkeeper J Vernon Silence, discount clerk Geo Baumgardner. Citizens’ National Bank directors met and organized with Joseph D Haker as president, Wa G Zimmerman as cashier, S G Duvall as teller, Joseph McDevitt as bookkeeper, JF Thomas as discount clerk, Ira Miller as clerk.
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First National Bank
Thos. Gorsuch
Joy, Doll
Thos. M. Diunkell
Ira Tyler
J. Vernon Silence
Geo. T. Baumgardner
Citizens’ National Bank
Messrs
Joseph D. Haker
Wa. G. Zimmerman
G. Duvall
Joseph McDevitt
J.F. Thomas
Ira. Miller
Dwelling Burned Near Woodsboro Demolishes Home
A family dwelling one and a half miles northeast of Woodsboro was destroyed by fire while occupants were away at a neighbor’s butcher shop. Household effects were lost. Also reports parole releases for Frank McAbee after a 100 dollar fine and George Thomas for selling liquor on Sunday, plus local remodeling and a canning factory lamber contract. Charles Wilson narrowly escaped drowning at Lime Kilns after ice broke during skating.
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Hildebrand
Woodsboro
Frank McAbee
George Thomas
Charles Wilson
East Patrick Street
Gilmer Schley
Colored ministers plan for higher education in Maryland
A Baltimore church gathering discussed founding a higher education institution under the Methodist Episcopal framework. Delegates from numerous churches across Maryland, Washington, and nearby areas attended led by Bishop A. W. Wayman. The plan, endorsed December 1900, envisages a church-controlled college with a faculty board, funded by church collections and donations. A public stance condemned racial exclusion by Maryland’s state universities and Peabody Institute, urging inclusive education and practical fundraising. A mass meeting in the evening featured Rev. Dr. J W Becket and others advocating the project.
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AMLE
Bethel Church
New England
Cambridge
Baltimore
Washington
J. W. Gowser
J. M. Cargill
J. F. Wagner
C. Buuler
JJ Morgan
D.P. Seaton
C. W. Mossel
J. W Cargill
G. W.mossett
St. St. John’s A. al. E. Church
State of
Maryland
Law and Medical Schools
Maryland University
Musical School
Peabody Institute
T.G. Stewart
Lincoln
Howard
J. W. Becket
J. W. Cargill
F. J. Peck
Road Supervisors Appointed by County Board
The Board of County Commissioners named road supervisors for Woodsboro and Jefferson Mechancstown Woodville districts with multiple nominees listed. Today they will appoint supervisors for Jefferson Mechanstown and Woodville districts. Real estate transfers include Ferre V. Krantz to John M Kolnne a one fifth interest and exchange of interest. John EF Reeside and others to Lennox Birckhead for 76 acres 224 22 perches. Alexander Neill and Edward Stake trustees to Martin L. Horine for a house and grounds in Borkittsville. Jno G Motter and S Levy trustees to George F. Alexander for one set and 14 perches at $493.
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Board of County Commissioners
Woodsboro
Chas. Bowers
H. Bumbgardner
C. C. Cramer
M.A. Bowers
Jacob Cram
Jacob Bowers
Jacob Dinterman
J. T. Riddick
Johnaville
J. F. Mount
Hb. Stoner
J. P. Pittinger
P. H. der
Brower
J. A. Beatain
E. Brandenburg
Ferre V. Krantz
John M Kolnne
Frederick
John EF. Reeside
Lennox Birckhead
Alexander Neill
Edward Stake
Martin L. Horine
Borkittsville
Jno
Jno. G. Motter and €. ¥. S. Levy, Trustees, To George F. Alexander
The Work of Death Infant Dies at Home
An infant child of Bir George Merchant died this morning at his home on West Fifth Street.
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George Merchant
Weat Fifth Street
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