Purely Personal Names and Travel Tidbits in Washington
Mr. Carlisle returns to Washington this morning others visit or travel between Washington Baltimore Hagerstown Martinsburg Harper s Ferry and Johns Hopkins Hospital. Mrs Harriet Gilson leaves for Baltimore. Miss Mamie Shriner Miss Gertrude Steiner Miss Mary Socks Miss Ella Pigman and others visit friends in the city with portraits and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Washington
Harriet Gilson
Baltimore
Fred Alvey
Alex. Carr
Mamie Shriner
Gertrude Steiner
Jefferson
Mary Socks
Hagerstown
E. C. Elbert
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Elbert
Ella Pigman
West Church Street
Washington, D. C
Grace Smarr
Martinsburg
W Va
Grace Anderson
Harper's Ferry
Minnie Baumgardner
East Fifth Street
Ruby value eclipses diamonds and daylight lengthens
In brief notes from Hagerstown and beyond, rubies are said to outrank diamonds in value while daylight has lengthened by twenty two minutes since the shortest day. Reports include local woes, a banker’s new officers, and a grim tale of a man who shot at his dog and watched it drown itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Finland
Change of Firm in Real Estate and Commission Hasi ness
The real estate and commission business of Mr. W. Irving Parsons has been bought by Mr. W. T. Delsplaine, whose advertisement appears in this issue. His headquarters will be at Tuk News office. Hood's cures when all other preparations fail. a8) poems curative Amer ice to Be sure to get Hood's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Irving Parsons
W.T. Delsplaine
Tuk News
Hood
Americe
Bay of
Venice
Cherck
Ben
United States Treasury
Washington
Washington Star
Jar
General Spurrier
Key
Birthday of Lee Celebrated by Frederick Confederate Veterans
Alexander Young Cama chapter of Confederate Veterans in Frederick held a Lee birthday banquet at Hatler's cafe on East Patrick street. Dr S F Thomas led, with Wm Besant and others listed, as guests, speeches praised General Robert E Lee, and a large portrait ministered to the gathering. The event honored Lee’s memory, recalling Civil War hardships and comradeship from Sumpter to Appomattox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
South
Alexander Young Cama
Frederick
Lee
Hatler’s Cafe
East Patrick Street
S. F. Thomas
Wm. Chiswell
Mentersrt
Wo. T. Besant
Augustus Obeederfer
C. Randolph Page
City Bar
F. Thomas
Augustus Obenderfer
F. Marion Fauble
Wm. T. Besant
Eckstein
Wm. Hhipley
Edw. Hewes
Joseph E. Trordle
J. A. Wil Namson
Blenchard Poilpot
George M. Grayson
Adamstown
John Fapler
Urbana
Backeystown
Mahson Myers
David D. Thomas
Calvin Bready
Abner Lamesr
Licksville
Jone
John Jones
Singanore
Ignatius Dorsey
New Market
J. W. Downey
Thomas Hickory
Prince George’s County
Peter Brockey
Lloyd T. Macgill, Jr
Baltimore Sun
F. McKinsey
News
Page
Thomas
Haller
Robert H. Lee
JT Apesk
Fhomss
Ilsughabia
Sumpter
Appomecx
F. Marion Fanbel
Confederate Memorial Association of
F. L. Stanton
Virginia
Fr. Ryan
McHincey
Lee Tribute Recalls Civil War Leaders and Lee’s Character
Rev Page recounts Lee campaigns and personal presence that rallied troops, praising Lee’s magnanimity and duty. He cites Gettysburg, Longstreet, Appomattox, and a legend of Lee declining a $90,000 yearly offer to lead a London firm, insisting on remaining with his people. The talk ends with a call for another Alexander Young Camp reunion next year.
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Page
Lee
Aryland
Uzy
Ged Almishry
Saatserm
Snasise
Gettysburg
Longstreet
Grant
General Lee
Custis Lee
Collier
Great London Insurance Company
Alexander Young Camp
HYBERBAL WEDDING AT WOODFIELD CHURCH
Miss Mattie King of Woodfield and Bir Maurice Watkins a Hyattstown farmer wed at Wesley Grove M E Church Woodfield on Tuesday Jan 9 at 6 pm The ceremony followed by supper and a reception the next evening with many relatives and friends. Attendants included Misses Davis King and May King. Local bands provided music amid a lively serenade outside the groom’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie King
Woodfield
Maurice Watkins
Hyattstown
Wesley Grove
M. E. Church
James King
Willis Burdette
Southern Business University
Lynchburg
Arendelsson
Hliss Della Walker
Ailis Helen Davis
Fountain Millis
Mise May King
Frederick
Singleton King
Vivis Walker
Ernestine Browning
Shenandoah Normal College
Reliance
Kine
Browningsville
Thieves Enter Junior Hall Toilets Steal Valuables
During last night in German in Junior Hall unknown persons entered the toilets and seized valuables including handkerchiefs and gloves. There is no clue to the thieves.
The Girl About Town and the War Path of a Social Writer
A lively column describes a week of social events and entertainments. The writer recalls dances and recitals, critiques Bill Nye and Shakespeare readings, and compares cakes, meals, and costumes. It also praises General Spinner for advancing women’s employment and urges fundraising for a monument, urging support from readers.
Local Legislative Notes In Maryland Senate and House actions
In Maryland Senate yesterday joint resolutions extended Judge Lynch term with every senator voting for him. In the House Air Perry introduced a bill to let Frederick county election district No 4 voters decide about sale. A measure by Perry to lengthen a Carroll Creek bridge in Frederick City was introduced by the mayor and aldermen. Several bills read a second time and ordered engrossed for third reading including Rouzer measures on Frederick County laws and Middletown bonds, and a Perry bill to curb liquor sales at Thurston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Rouzer
Burgeos and Commissioners
Middletown
Frederick County
Perry
Thurston
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals
Hotel guests listed include Canim Horsa P F Pampel of Washington John J Coyne and W S Butler D M Goarad from Baltimore C J Mec Carty of Columbia Pa H Baley of Harrisburg Pa Wm Garen agent The Struggle of Life Co L C Frizzell Mt Airy and three visitors from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canim Horsa
P. F. Pampel
Washington, D. C
John J. Coyne
W. S. Butler
D. M. Goarad
Baltimore
C. J. Mec-Carty
Columbia, Pa
H. Baley
Harrisburg
Wm. Garen
The
Struggle of Life” Co
L. C. Frizzell
Mt. Airy
County
Qualified road supervisors named for districts in clerk’s office
Yesterday the clerk’s office announced qualified road supervisors for multiple districts. District 9: Martin R. Banche. District 8: John W. Bussard. District 7: Mableg Myers Charles D. Williams John B. Grieder. District 2: Charies Holter. District 20: J. William Shook Wim Mahlon Stull George W. Gaver Iase Michael. District 5: Honraim Eokenrode. District 13: Ismes Hasleigh Chas Bowers Robert Dutrow. District 15: Eshraim Bentzeil Ress BE Eyler. District 11: Aniss Eyler. District (illegible) Gecreve M Efchelberger. William P Nunemaker. Also William P. Nunemaker qualified yesterday as constable of District 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin R. Banche
John W. Bussard
Mableg Myers
Charles D. Williams
John 8
Grieder
Charies Holter
J. William Shook
Wim. Mahlon Stull
George W. Gaver
Iase Michael
Hon
Multiple Local Items Highlight 19th Century Maryland News
A scattered Maryland paper notes an electric railroad projected from Beltsville to Baltimore, local deaths from typhoid and illness at a party, burglaries in sewer and Wesminster districts, a sick guest who died, and fruit farming plans in lower Kent. It mentions appeals court activity, a Royal Arcanum banquet in Hagerstown, fundraising issues for relief groups, a 94 year old death in Barford county, a fire at Henry Rankin’s farm, and corrected treasurer accounts in Delaware. Additional items include tax levies on bad debts in Wilmington, a port collector defying Treasury orders, Prince George’s Fair Association capital increase, schoolhouse break-ins, a petition for a new Cumberland courthouse, Prince George’s Agricultural Association stock rise, a new Howard school building acceptance, a printer strike, a Darlington receiver appointment, and a naval academy punishment of cadets Ridley McLean and Robert McNeely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belstr
Baltimore
Charles A. Pullerer
Hagerstows
Wes
Mamie Clayton
Lower Kent County
Court of Appeals
Pes-Mar Council
Royal Arcanum
Hagerstown
Delaware
Wilmington
Townsend
Dieml
Treasury Department
Prince George's Fair Association
Harford Furnace
Barford County
Cumberland
Agricultural Fate Association
Prince George's County
Howard School Board
Oskisnd Mills
King Bros
Frank H. Jacobs
Sidney C. Day
Darlington
Harford County
Powell Point
Wm. McKenpy
Queen Anne’s County
Thos. Quimley
Ridley McLean
Tennessee
Robert W. McNeely
North Carolina
Naysl Academy
Philomathean Debate on Taxing Bachelors
The Philomathean Literary Society met with most members absent and only the debate proceeding. The topic was whether Maryland should levy a tax on bachelors. Judges favored the negative after opening by Prof Aldridge, with Houff and Gsil for the negative and Cramer closing for the affirmative. Several members participated in the general discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Maryland
Aldridge
Jacob Houff
Gsil
N.E. Cramer
Messrs
Glenn Worthington
Alfred Ritter
Vincent Sebold
W. H. Nicodemus
G. A. Apple
Law’s grip lands tramp in House of Correction
Justice Eckstein commits John Hartsock to six months for vagrancy. Three white and one colored tramp sent to Monterus overnight. they said they came from Pittsburg en route to Baltimore. Real estate transfers include Custis W Woolford to William L Follmer in Brunswick for 250 dollars and Henry C Storr to John D Storr for 106 acres at 5000 dollars. Syrup of Figs promoted as permanent cure for habitual constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartsock
House of Correction
Justice Eckstein
Monterus
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Custis W. Woolford
Mary G
William L. Follmer
Brunswick
Henry C. Storr
Elizabeth
John D. Storr
Visit for Dry Goods Carpet Closeout This Month
This notice invites shoppers to visit for a February closeout of dry goods and carpet items before annual invoicing on February 1. It promises prices that match or beat market value and extends a cordial invitation to customers.
Ruth A. Cain Estate Seeks Sale of Personal and Real Property
Orphans Court inventory shows current money and personal property in Ruth A. Cain estate to be sold by order. Court grants sale of personal property and real estate. Final account set for Elizabeth Reed as administratrix of Jacob Read deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Ruth A. Cain
Elizabeth Reed
Jacob Read
The Struggle of Life at City Opera House Jan 26
Walter Sanford presents The Struggle of Life as the grand scenic production on tour at City Opera House January 26. The strong cast features top performers, with scenes of New York Harbor moonlight and the Great City’s dangers. Also notes Blaine's Handy Manual of Useful Information newly published in Chicago by G. W. Ogilvie & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Jacob Dedisman
Mar
Terrepins
Helter’s
Enj. F. Reich
Blaine
G. W. Ogilvie & Co
Walter Sanfords
Sir. Sanford
Battery Perk
Statue of Liberty
New York Harbor
Rutger
East River
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Water Street
Chicago
Wim. H. Blaine
Lancaster University
Franklin St
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the Daily News
Waterxeron
D. C
M. W. Basumneron
Westher Berean
Variment
Emperonm Es Lee
Hure-hong
Great B
China
Tus
James P. Perry
Frank Brown
Bhagerstown
Hell’s
Hicks
Berkeley County
W. Va
United States
C. Ridgely Goodwin
Milton G. Trner
Montgomery County National Bank of
Spape
Tehive
Hyberbal
Stuli—Angleberger
Lewistown
J. C. Asper
Wm. H. Srl
Yellow Springs
Sarah J. Angleberger
Charlesville
Charles B. Fout
City Hotel
Jne. B. Thomas
J.T. Thomas
Gen. Springer
Solodier
Mre
Plisen
Lisst
Herman
McCardell
Bill Nye
Taimaze
Beckley
Ell
Somerthing
Scott
Tbe
Mullinniz & Remp
Office
Tage
Carpet Departmente
John Hendrickson
GERAT
Helen
Colemon
UCR
Revery
Jon Hkston Jonson
F. W. Staub
North Market Street
Telephous 127
Corddly
Logal Mention
Pabst
Carlin House
James
Walker ¢ & CO. Co
Ad. H. Walker & Co
TIMES
James BE Walker A
Rodock & Neidig
Jroveck & Neidig
Gurnee
Brodccek & Neiuig
T. Rior & Sons
Rice & Bon & Sons
Essapit
Chigsesuns
North Market Sthert
Phedrrick
Te. Muardtary
R.L. Harley
R L. Barley
Broba
Overcoa
BR. Harley
South Market Street
Sappingtos
John Sifford
Washingtons
Hartley
Garrett & Pearro
Stefoer Broa
J. A. Willimson
LOY & Perry
Loy & Peret
W. C. Eldridge
Eldridge's
Dez
Taderwhar
Cnderweake
Boye
W. C. Eldridgs
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
B. H. Blageston
Busczstex
Sgn
Marrst Street
J. J. Famer
Yega Springs
Luther Ready
Avery
Chae
H. Webster Laake
Ang Dilla
Remington
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