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Paris
United States
Germany
Chesapeake and Northern Railway Company Incorporation
A Maryland State Senate bill introduced by Sanster Rohrback seeks to incorporate the Chesapeake and Northern Railway Company to build a line from the Chesapeake Bay coast through Rockville Gaithersburg Frederick and Thurmont to near the Maryland border. Capitol stock capped at 500000 with seven named incorporators plus five stockholder elected directors. Power to use electricity or steam and tax exemptions for ten years. Route must avoid public roads without consent of local authorities.
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Lons Point
Chesapeake Bay
Hee
Frederick Cavary
Pennsylvania
State Senate
Sanster Rohrback
County
Maryland
Chesapeake and Northern Railway Company
Charles F. Goodell
Charles S. Howard
Alonzo P. Marsh
John H. Grove
Edgar L. Miller
Harry S. Krisa
Acing Point
Rockville
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Frederick
Thurmont
Thurmont Leader decries apathy over electric railway plans
Charles E F Cassell, director of the Frederick Thurmont and Northern Electric Railway, writes that local enthusiasm waned under the early push for stock subscriptions. He notes $6,000 of $50,000 was subscribed locally, with potential fall share near $8,000 to $9,000, while regional support remained flat. He warns Thurmont's valuable franchise rights must be protected and recalls a Historical Society meeting and lectures at the Woman's College tied to M A O courses.
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Cansall
Charles EF. Cassell
Frederick, Thurmont and Northern Electric Railway Company
Thurmont Clarion
Frederick Ity
Keey Fa Thurmont
Thurmont
F. T. & N Electric Railroad
Anniversary Banquet for Fairmount Council Members
The fifth anniversary of Fairmount Council 0. U. A. M. of Li will be celebrated with a banquet for council members in 0. U. A. M. Hall on Tuesday evening January 30.
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Fairmount Council
Valuable mare dies from lockjaw near Woodsboro
Mr. H. Clay Hall mourns the loss of a prized boy mare that perished days ago after a nail injury caused lockjaw. The mare had been kept in pasture near Woodsboro for the winter.
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H. Clay Hall
Woodsboro
KOPSES CAPTURED LORD DANDOOASID DEFRAU I AQWA ROMER
A dispatch from The News reports General Baller stating Lord Dendooald seized Nevers Kupee after an action at Acton Homes. Seventy souls were killed and sixteen prisoners taken. only two British soldiers were wounded.
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Dandooasid
Thinks 7 Should Be Pal Massachusetts Mao Supports Frederick War
John C Hardt received from Rabardy of Manchester Mass a letter to his congressional representative in favor of Frederick’s war claim. Rabardy recalls winter 18ul near Frederick and the levy of 209000 on the city by General Early. He praises loyal citizens and urges reimbursement for the misfortune and property damage caused by war. His constituent asks for support of the act by vote.
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Masachusetts
Mao
Frederick
John C. Hardt
Jakes
Rabardy
Manchester
Mass
Congress
Rabsardy
Early
Republic
Death notices from Myersville and nearby towns in January
Obituaries and death notices list Mrs. Sarah Poffinbarger of Myersville dying of apoplexy at 68, seven children surviving, funeral at U B church. Also John Handley Thurmont stage driver age 70, fallen wagon injury, pneumonia, funeral and Lewis ton interment. Rachel Bell 7, Congestion lungs, funeral at Taneyhill, Greenmount Cemetery. Theodore Eyler Thurmont aged 72, two wives, five children, funeral. John L Tabier Byattsown death from consumption, funeral. Mrs Fannie Lowenstein Balimore aged 85, mother of lawyer David Lowenstein.
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Sarah Poffinber
Sarah Poffinbarger
George Poffin
Myersville
George Doub
House of Delegates of
Maryland
U. B
Myeraville
R. Byrd
W. L. Remusburg
John Handley
Thurmont
Thormont
Frederick
Lewison
Rachel Bell
Ball
Reuben Taneyhill
Philadelphia
Taneyhill
Geo. D. Pinkney
Frank Holland
Bradford Pinkney
Chas. Brown
Johnnie Jenkins
Greenmount Cemetery
Theodore Eyler
Theodore Nathan Kyler
Carolina Wilhide
Alice Freeze
United Brethren
Cortex
Howe
Metzger and Whitmore
John L. Tabier
Byattstown
Ev. E. E. Marshall
M. E Church
P.O. Dudrow
Fannie Lowenstein
David Lowenstein
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Baltimoore
Purely Personal: Pleasant Paragraphs of Visitors
Mrs. Bessie Hartig of Washington DC visits her parents on West Patrick street. Miss Lacie visits Ramsburgh and Baltimore. C L C Lampe leaves for Washington. Rev Addison Ingle visits friends in Washington. Annie Brish spends days in Baltimore. Miss Ross Birely spends the day in Baltimore. Johnson Durrew visits Backeystown relatives. Robert Holmes from North Dakota visits parents. Semel Brown of New Market visits Frederick friends. Samuel Culver of Jefferson spends day in Frederick on business. James W Troxell of Four Points spends the day with Frederick friends. Isa Brown spends days with his sons in Frederick. William McGinnis of Baltimore spends day in Frederick on business. Say your news in The News.
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Bessie Hartig
Washington, D. C
Mis
J. S. Michael
West Patrick Street
Lacie
Baltimore
Ross Birely
North Market Errest
Johnson Durrew
West Second Street
Backeystown
Robert Holmes
North Dakota
Semel BR. Brown
New Market
Frederick
Samuel Culier
Jefferson
Bual News
James W. Troxell
Four Points
Isa Bown
Renal Cays
Rie Apeneer
Mesart
Rosenour
North Market Street
William McGinnis
Busnes
Uniform divorce law seeks residency rules nationwide
Maryland legislators heard a proposal for a uniform divorce act drafted with inputs from Ede Waller Milton Urner Gaither Jr and Senator Stevenson Williams. The measure lays out residency and service requirements plus publication notice and finality rules aimed at harmonizing state and federal standards.
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Milton G. Urner
George R. Gaither, Jr
Stevenson A. Williams
Maryland
United States
Tve
Westminster Fire Dept Election Sparks City News
Reports of a fierce clash between toughs and credgers around the Choplank River circulate from Cambridge while Westminster holds its annual election and fire department bangup in the city. Governor Smith names Miss Mery Beatton to the executive staff as a state official.
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Westminster Fire Department
Smith
Mery M. Beatton
Epposkiter
Sarah Barriss
Lara James Barriss
Centreville
Taborooonte
Eastern Shore Telephone and Telegraph Company
Union Telephone Company
Easton
Liberty Blk Company
New York
Elkton
Board
United States Navy
Dale
Sylvia
Maryland
Worcester County
Snow Hill
Sharif Lankford
Local notes mix raffle and ads in January listings
A local listing combines Tambola raffle details for Friday January 19 at 6 pm after a Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at Erick College, plus assorted ads for Florida Oranges Darrow and store promotions. It mentions shoe sales, phonographs from H E Wincox, tailor G Eader, and a glassware lamp offer with 20 percent of cash purchase value in free gifts.
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Erick College
Daughters of the Confederacy
Literary Societies Meet for Programs and Debates
The Alcott Literary Society holds an afternoon meeting while Belles Lettres and Emercon near Philomathean meet. Philomathean’s last night in Kemp Hall featured readings, a debate on British decline, and announced January plans with recitations, debates, and a new panel on trusts and industrial combines.
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Alcott Literary Society
Belles Lettres
Emercon Literary Societies
Philomatheass
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Johnson
J. J. Houft
Edward Bowius
C. GC
Anaherman
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Roger B. Wood
I. M. Isauogle
George BR. Dennis, Jr
Edward Bowles
J. J. Hentt
B. F. Zimtosrman
Baker Johnson
Earny
T. M. Biser
Edward Bowive
Ana
A. Wis
Teg
Hargett
William
Nicodemus
DeWitt Miller Lectures at Woman's College Tonight
News about church events and planned lectures in Shippensburg. DeWitt Miller will speak at the Woman's College this evening at 7 o'clock, with religious services at Grace Reformed, Trinity chapel, at 7:30. Several local groups hold meetings and social events, including Mizpah Chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy, and a City Opera House appearance by Guy Brothers.
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DaWitt Miller
Woman's College
M. O
Daily Poat
Rochester
Minn
John Uox
DeWitt Miller
John
Guy Bros
Guy Brothers
Opera
Gry Brothers
Platsburg
N. Y
City Opera House
Grace Reformed Church
Trinity Chapel
Conrad Clever
Third Reformed Church
Baltimore
Shippensburg, Ps
Fitzleigh Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
General Lee
Tombols
Mizpah
Annpkee
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