Narrow Escape of Mr Hewse in Philadelphia Incident
Mr Hewse of Balti more connected with Consolidated Storage expertly conducted experiments when an explosion of concentrated vitriol caused a severe facial cut. His clothing and boots were eaten by acid but his senses remained intact. He is a nephew of Justice Edward Hewes and well known locally for athletic prowess and scientific interest. His cousin Joseph Hewes faced a similar danger five years ago in the Far West from a dynamite blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewse
James Ellicott Hewes
Baltimore
Polindelphia
Hewes
Consolidated Sorage Ustiery Company
Frag- Autlieg
Edward Hewes
Guite
Joseph Hewes
Far West
Statel Arrivals List Improvised Brief Ledger
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted Orry Hore J A Webber H N Booz Philadelphia W G Elser Lovettsville J M Given Pittsburgh C E Owen F T Yates T Shien Baltimore D D Lawrence H J Schell H Parker New York Thirteen Members of Old Cronies Co J H Keller P A Hoke Hanover L L Lignor Richmond county 10 Grorr House J Michael T Buxton Westminster P Barnes G Simpson county 14 Carus Houss Harry Giles Round Brook E O Bashelder Gettysburg W K E Vanderbilt N county 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry Hore
J. A. Webber
H. N. Booz
Philadelphia
W. G. Elser
Lovettswitle
J. M. Given
Pittaburg
C. E. Owen
F. T. Yates
P. A. Hoke
Hanover
L Lignor
Richmond
Grorr
J. Michael
T. Buxton
Westminster
P. Barnes
G. Simpson
Carus Houss
Harry Giles
Round Brook
Bashelder
Gettysburg
W. KE. Vanderbilt
Funeral for Geo W Titlow in Baltimore
The remains of Mr. Geo W Titlow arrived from Chicago yesterday after noon at 4 accompanied by two sisters and Mr Albert Seeger. The funeral was held today at 2 from his sister Mrs J E W Hargett East Patrick street with Rev Luther Kuhlman and Rev KR Aschbsch officiating. The casket bore palm branches tied with white lilies and interment followed at Mt Olivet. Pallbearers were Walter Kerwin Emory Kerwin C N Hargett Geo H Zimmer man H B Tyson and Elias B Ramsburg. C Carty served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Titlow
Chicago
Albert Seeger
J. E.W Hargett
East Patrick Street
Luther Kuhlman
Aschbsch
Mt Olivet
Messrs
Walter Kerwin
Emory Kerwin
C. N. Hargett
Geo. H. Zimmerman
H.B. Tyson
Elias B. Ramsburg
C. ©. Carty
Frederick Gun Club Dominates Adamstown Shooting Contest
Members Peter Maniz Ott Smith Frank Eisenhater Ma Pheo Bus Vernor Molesworth Chas Keefer Wu Smith and Michael Kennedy of the Frederick Gun Club traveled to Adamstown for a local shooting contest. The Frederick team captured all prizes and led the competition throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Peter Maniz
Ott Smith
Frank Eisenhater
Ma Pheobus
Vernor Molesworth
Chas Keefer
Smith
Michael Kennedy
Frederick Gun Club
Adamstown
Amen
Frederick Boys
Syrup of Figs Promises Comfort and Health
An 19th century style ad extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that aids digestion and liver function without weakening the body. It claims quick, pleasant taste and universal sale through druggists at 50 cents per bottle, cautioning buyers to avoid substitutes from California Fig Syrup Packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Beanies of Alexander Young Camp Honor Lincoln Birthday
Alexander Young Camp of Confederate veterans marked the January 19 birth of General Robert E Lee with a 69th anniversary dinner at the City Athletic. Dr. F. Thomas opened, guests heard tributes to Lee and Alexander Young, and a full menu and music followed.
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Alezander
Robert E. Lee
Alexander Toang
Asiet
Chas. D. Doe
Frederica
Simsel
Handeoms
Leo
F. Thomas
Alexander Young
Robert E Lee
Azo Ag
Lynn Haven
South Carolina
General Lee Panchk
Red Head Dock
Confederats
Nelson
Maryland
John K. White
Lord Woolsey
Hannibal
Caesar
Marlboro
Napoleon
Robert
Les
Bre
Lee
Robert E.ea
Apesker
Police
C. H. Eckatein
Father Ryan
Lloyd T. Macgill, Jr
G.B. Palpot
General Lee
Confederacy
Genera Lee
Lexington
Camain
Mr. Philpot
C. McSherry
W. T. Besant
Mirth
Berrigan
Calvin Brady
Wm. Chiswell
Wm. Johnson
Joseph N
W. Wallace Chiswell
Buckeyatown
C C. Cecil
L W. Dorsey
J. W. Downey
New Market
G. A. Lamar
Edward Nichols
Lickaville
Mahlon Myers
Araby
R. Copeland Pags
Adamstown
John W. Tablor
Hyattstown
Warner Welsh
Liberty
Nathan Englar
Tohneville
Silas
Ezra Thomas
Jefferson
Lee Chiawell
Lamar
Marlon Fauble
John T. Brosius
G. Mantz Besant
A. A. Obenderfer
C. BH
Eckateln
N. Q. Lease
Ed. Nelson
A. L. Kader
C. F. Baughman
J. W. Gaver
Justice Edward Howes
Burns Trundle
Peter Brookey
G. B. Pailpot
Wm. H. Shipley
J. A. Williamson
Joseph Trundie
Frederick
McClintock Young
Isle
Young
Officara Ark
Ty Besant
Gay Brothers wow Brooklyn with standout minstrelsy show
Here To-Morrow Night in Brooklyn reports The Gay Brothers at the Opera House delivering a crisp program from prelude to God Save the Queen. Nick Glynn and Bryan and the In clubs receive high praise while Guy, aged over seventy, leads a strong company praised as leading blackface artists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Eagle
Nick Glynn
Smith
Bryan
Paradise of the Geologist lecture at Mount St Marys College
Dr James A Mitchell geology professor of Mount St Marys College lectured on The Secondary Volcanic Phenomena in the Yellowstone Park. He compared geysers hot springs carbonated springs lime deposits and fumaroles with New Zealand Iceland and Yellowstone. He described the plateau canyons and urged tourists to visit Americas scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mitchell
Mount St. Mary’s College
Mmmitaburz
Thureday
Yellowstone Park
Hagayas
Zeland
Yellowstone
Iceland
Europe
Sews of the State and Local Incidents
The article reports a series of brief items: pay disputes with workers near Haz erstown, a Confederate reunion and banquet in Baltimore for Geo Robert E. Les, railroad brakemen John W. Tippett and Barry C. Brand killed by trains, mutiny charges against the Seaview schooner crew in Crisfeld, legal delays by Washington county justices, a forged deed aimed at Maryland Tide Laguracce, a drowning incident near Sinnepoxent bay with bodies not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Maryland
Comasty
Beltimore
Birch
Hudson
Baker
Sinnepoxent Bay
Two Old Cronies arrive in town at City Hotel
Local notes report a Philadelphia company arriving in Frederick and staying at the City Hotel. Updates note a divorce granted for Llars E Nottnagel, a pension increase for John R Baer, and a dynamo lighting plan for street cars. Also listed are post office letters and several local incidents and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet O. HH
Philadelphia
City Hotel
Llars E. Nottnagel
John J.nottnagel
John R. Baer
Prederick
Harry Brenner
Frederick City
Gantraeun
John 4Usherman
Chas. D. Bucher
Imanus Harshman
David Hartsock
David Kintz
BR. T. Maycumber
J. N. Ralsns
Blurred Patent Remedy Advertises Quick Relief
A garbled 19th century style advertisement claims a tonic cures bladder and liver troubles, offers instant relief, and markets a miracle medicine for 80 cents. It touts power, vigor, and health benefits despite misspellings and unclear details.
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Stoge
D. HK. Beet’s
Thomas
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R. Copeland Page
Col Pendleton
Robert BE. Lee
Edward Nelson
Robert B. Lee
Sions
Aurora
Staiser Bree
Mars
Jacob Sanders
Cherry Row
W. Va
Martingburg
Ista
Brekeman
M. PF. VanGosen
Sir John’s Row
Nee
Macgillban
United Firecone Iy
Nathaniel J. Wilson
Wm. B. Storm
George Wentz
George Moberly
John W. Gates
Petersburg
Carter
Sykesville
Samuel Chase
Asa Hepners
Violette
A. E. Morris
Catton
A$ Steiner Bros
Adam B. Eyler
Bosale B. Armparger
Hanvera
Frank Caskey
Ida May Care
Brunswick
Henry H. Hill
Delig A. Johnson
British Columbia
Nanamo
B. C
Planta
Reagan
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Davis & Buxard
West Montarey
Ciaron Co
Albert Bearre
Prederik
W. B
Fred Silver
Tony
GEO. A. Gilbert's
North Market St. Prederick
Iran
Baons Cuexicar Co
Foster Medicine Company
Baltimore, MD
Gefaer
Cragh and Croup
A. L Pearre
Frederick, Md
NWS
Cmmers
Rowsef
Prises
Asec
Ld Pst
Tresspass
Bradt
Sala
BGS
Carty
Ths
East Patrick
Hall, Headington & CO
N. Charles St
W. Fayette
Royal Medicine CO
River St
Schley Bros
W.J. Douccas
Cordova
Solty
Yeakle
Possox1
Powras
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
Patrick ST
Labek Kohler
Fe. Co
Sacre
Iphler
Graiid Rapids
W. JH. B. Etchison
Tell No
South Market &T
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