The Daily News Pl It's A Patchwork Of Local And Global Notes
The page surveys varied items from thefts and crimes with a high payout for murder to repairs along river lines after navigation closes. It notes a record deal in New South Wales amid many deaths from stroke, a wedding claim of 23 karat gold, stock fluctuations, and speeches by local figures.
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Chicago
Chesspease
Onlo Capal
Siopemayor
New South Wales
Fagan and Jones
Korea Demiers
Washington
Death in West All Saints Street Area
Thomas J. Speaks a colored man aged 45 died at his home from pulmonary trouble. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 PM with interment at Greenmount Cemetery. The notice lists multiple medicinal products and vendors, including Electric Bitters and various tonics, with promotional claims and local pharmacy references.
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Thos
Kpraka
Thomas J. Speaks
West All Saints
Atreot
Greenmount Cemetery
Blackguarding Exposed in Speech Against Social Decay
A speaker denounces blackguards as the lowest form of humanity, worse than liars or thieves, and warns of the harm they do to virtue. He calls for a nationwide cry against blackguardism, urging parents to teach children social purity and for communities to actively exclude foul mouths and poisonous language from society.
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Hfe
Rome
Bar
Shelar
Blackguard
Indice
Agsinett
Bisckgust
Sli
Lam Anre
Local Notes from New London and Surrounding Towns
The column records a series of brief items from New London and nearby areas. Miss Gertie Barnes returns to Baltimore for Normal School studies accompanied by her father. Farmers harvest ice from the New London mill dam. Miss Elsie and Victor Barnes visit Mrs. J. B. Jones, while Thomas Bennett returns from West Virginia. Salife Ghaltz visits Frederick area friends. The New London Epworth League plans a Sunday meeting on the topic Judgment, led by Mrs. C. H. Evzler. In CREAORRITOWS, Charles Tabler of Hyattstown visits relatives. C. L. Patman stays with his father-in-law John W. Fisher. Derripont visits Middletown Valley. Hicks' predictions spark town talk. County Commissioners appoint road supervisors. schools reported near capacity. Grove A. and Grayson B. Shryock visit relatives at Harney, skating on the Monocacy. Mr. Hawkins of Montgomery County visits Irle nia area. W. G. T. Derr names a delinquent committee for Reno Covaci No. 84 Jr. C. U. A. M. George W. Speak of Carrolla Manor visits family. In ROCKVILLE, Spencer Jones appointed president of the board of trustees of the Frederick Azy Jom of the Deaf and Dumb. Maggie Boulc and daughter from Adamstown visit.
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New Loddon
San
Gertie Barnes
Sanday Lant
Baltimore
New London Mill
Elsie
Victor Barnes
Slater
J. B. Jones
Thomas Bennett
West Virginia
Salife Ghaltz
Frederick
New London Epworth League
Mra. C.H. Evzler
Creaorritows
Charles Tabler
Hyattstown
Apznt
Dicinity
C. L. Patman
Backeystown
John W. Fisher
C. BE. Derripont
Middletown Valley
Grove A
Grayson B. Shryock
Harney
Carroll County
Reno Covaci
No. 84
Charles H. Eyier
Harman L. Gaver
Charles B. Robinson
Elmer C. Xsih
Raber. &. Osle
W. Weller
Allen G. Fisher
George W. Speak
Carroll
Rocktille
Spencer Jones
Frederick Azy Jom of the Deaf and Dumb
Maggie Boulc
Adamstown
HYMENEAL BIGGS AND SHANK ON WEDNESDAY IN FREDERICK COUNTY
Marriages reported in Frederick County include Winfield Grant Biggs of near Frederick and Clara May Shank of near Walkersville wed by Rev. M Hench at North Market Street residence. Also Beaton Knode and Christina Louiss Moyne wed December 5 1895 by Rev Dr Bachbach. William M Jeans and Alice Carris Maghaca wed December 8 1895 by Rev Dr Bachtsca.
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Biggs—Srane
Hench
North Market Street
Winfield Grant Biggs
Frederick
Misa Clara May Shank
Walkersville
Enode—Matae
Bachbach
Beaton Knode Snd
Christina Louiss Moyne
Jeans—Maghaca
Bachtsca
Wm. M. Jeans
Alice Carris Maghaca
Frederick County
Pan Tina and Bitters Promotes Health and Cures Ailments
An old newspaper snippet markets Pan Tina and Cottons Bitters as cures for nervousness indigestion and a host of ailments. Claims include relief from insomnia throat and lung troubles biliousness constipation rheumatic and kidney complaints and malaria. Also advertises Shilohs Cure and Brewer Bros Drugstore remedies with local sales notes.
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Egypt
Bostetter
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