The Daily News of Frederick 1809 Subscription Notice
The News announces home delivery in the city or mail to any US address for 80 cents daily, 81.00 for four months, 91.50 for six months, or 63 per year with advance payment options. Also details mail subscription, carrier delivery, pricing, and notices about services, local features, and upcoming articles including Terence O By rne sketch and Lincoln Swann tickets.
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Nxne
United States
Terence O'Byrne
Harper's Ferry
O'Byrne
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Swann
Maryland
Kilmer
Santiago
Nota Ito
A Faithful Official Case Pleases With Service
An editorial notes how some state officials perform with dedication beyond mere salary, contrasting easy office tenure with a notably pleasing example where the incumbent demonstrates genuine public service.
W G Johnson Leads State Entomologist Crusade in Maryland
The State Entomologist, W G Johnson, is praised for tireless work against the San Jose scale, improving peach orchards from Western Maryland to the Eastern Shore. His crusade extended to all fruit trees and vegetables, sharing disease treatment knowledge and boosting statewide horticultural interests.
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W. G. Johnson
Professor Johnson
San Jogo
Johnean
Oncy
Eastern Shore
San Jose
Johnson
Maryland
Contemporaries Comment From Early Maryland Newspapers
The Baltimore and Annapolis papers satire and critique various political and social topics. References include designer Scott and the Oregon project, Depew's Senate election boosting Congressional Record sales, cobblestone pest control, and a rebuke of General Eagan over remarks about General Miles in the old pistols era.
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Scott
Oregon
Maryland
Hagerstown
Depew
Senate
Congressional Record
Baltimore News
Quotable Quips From Humorous Snippets
A collage of vintage wit shows playful exchanges: a boastful boy named Bobby, a cranky critic labeled a person of marked individuality, a sun welcome at Washington Star, a dialect joke about seven thousand dialects, and a poetically mangled school note followed by a magazine editor’s sharp retort.
Trained Officials Urged for New U S Territories
The Philadelphia Press notes the need for carefully selected federal managers to govern newly acquired lands in Puerto Rico Cuba and the Philippines. It argues trained, well-equipped administrations are essential to create sanitary and satisfactory governance for all parties involved.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis Republic
United States
Spain
Torto Rico
Coba
Philippines
Min dletown opens slim chance for caning factory
Local notice discusses a proposed caning factory in Min dletown as a potential profitable investment and major community benefit for farmers and residents. Editor Rhoderick in Valley Register highlights public sentiment and the role of eloquence in shaping support.
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Mindletown
Rhoderick
Valley Register
Linwood reader praises Catoctin Clarion style and value
A Linwood Maryland correspondent defends the paper’s eloquence and worth, praising Dr Twlanage’s sermons and the Clarion’s news. He argues the name suits the publication and would pay a dollar a year or more for its quality.
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Llike
Twlanage
Kaimanel Q. Applur
Linwood, Md
Moments with the Muse The Honeymoon
A rustic pastoral scene portrays intimate breakfast imagery with coffee, bread, and cakes. The speaker recalls a morning shared with a beloved partner, linking light and nature to a blessing of love.
Death notices from Springfield and Cincinnati area
The death notices report Frederick Alexander aged 16 and J J Alexander aged 9 from influenza in Springfield Ohio. Jacob Bowernox died of general debility on South Market Street aged about nine. Daisy Pearl Remsburg four died from membranous crop January 5. Mrs Worthington hosted another at home event on West Third Street. Matilda Abbott Clancey died January 19 at Walnut Hills Cincinnati aged 85, aunt of John H Abbott.
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Frederick Alexander
Thomas Alexander
Springfeld
Ohio
J. J. Alexander
Middletown Valey
Tacoh Bowersox
Mgr
Jacob Bowernox
South Market Street
Renmins
Tiffin
Old Family Burying Ground
CG. C. Carty
Daiby Remsburg
Brg
Sylvester G. Remaburg
Springfield
Middletown Valley
Daisy Pearl
Worthington
Glenn H. Worthington
West Third Street
Matiliy Clancey
Matilda Abbott Clancey
Heresidence
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
John H. Abbott
Prayers for Schools and Colleges Observed
January 26 is set as a day of prayer for schools and colleges by the Presbyterian and other churches. About 100000 young men attend higher education in U S colleges and universities, with 143 women’s colleges totaling 17534 pupils. Professional schools enroll 43249 students, plus many law students. medicine has 24377 and theology students number 173 across denominations.
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Presbyterian
United States
Minstrel Show Delights Frederick Audience
The Gay Brothers Company delivered an entertaining clean performance at the City Opera House. An immense audience filled the venue last night and praised the orchestra, singers, and performers for their bright, high quality show.
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Gay Bros.Company
City Opera House
Frederick
Brunswick Light Infantry organized in Brunswick
The Annltary company formed in Brunswick on Saturday evening January 4 under the name Brunswick Light Infantry with officers Captain Carroll H. Frete first lieutenant A M Horine first sergeant Nova Conway and about forty members enlisted.
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Brunswick Light Infantry
Brunswick
Brunswick Light Infanters
Carroll H. Frete
A.M. Horine
Nova Conway
Chimney Fire at Lewis Pond Shortens Noon Alarms
A chimney at Hannah Murphy's property near Lewis' pond caught fire yesterday at noon. Neighbors quickly extinguished the blaze without sounding an alarm and there was no damage reported.
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Hannah Murphy
Lewis' Pond
Buranes
Notable Names in Frederick Area Visitors
Visitors listed include Frederick A. Etzler Laberty F. Roat of Johnsville W W McMaster of Walkersville WH Clas of Brunswick and C C Fulton of Walkeravilla indicating a regional social or business gathering.
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Frederick
A. Etzler
Laberty
Real Estate Sold by Auctioneer at Ray's Store
Auctioneer Harvey R. Lease sold yesterday at 11 at Ray's store Pearl for Emory Coblentz and Charles Waters trustees one acre of land improved by a log dwelling to Lewis Kolb of Mt. Pleasant district for 00. Say you saw it in the News.
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Harvey R
Ray
Pearl
Emory Coblentz
Charles Waters
Lewis Kolb
Mt. Pleasant
Market Melange Opens Winter Market With Low Demand
Market scene notes a slow winter period with regular dealers selling poultry butter eggs and vegetables at low prices. Marketgoers complain about early rising and crowds with prices listed for poultry fruit vegetables and meats. The article ends with a theatre notice for Harry Markham in The Stars and Stripes at the Frederick Opera House next week.
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Frederick
Opera House
Harry Markham
Markham
Middletown Faces Spring Housing Shortage
The Middletown Register notes a looming housing shortage as residents seek rentals this spring. A Frederick man failed to secure a dwelling, highlighting scarce supply. High land values deter new construction, with only two vacant business spaces and one available for rent, both with applicants.
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Middletown
Freerick
Sheffer's Charity Shelter Named in Middletown
Mr Philip Sheffer of Middletown opened his carriage shed behind his lot opposite the school to shelter people waiting for cars. The improvised shelter, used by many in the cold last Saturday morning, was suggested to be called Sheffer's Charity until the railroad offers better accommodations.
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Shefter
Philip Sheffer
Middletown
Lease plans for Frederick and Middletown electric road
Frederick and Middletown Electric Road officials expect to finalize lease plans for the Myersville and Catoctin line next week. No regular car schedule is in effect pending lease approval, and a new timetable is hoped for by February 1. The piece notes strong public participation in a local operetta rehearsal and cast details amid scheduling changes.
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Frederick and
Middletown
Myersville
Catoctinne
Smith
Hawk Lecture Delights Backeystown Church Audience
Prof Hawk of Baltimore delivered a lecture at Backeystown M P Church on People I Have Met. The event drew a large attentive crowd and was praised as a great success for its engaging talks and memorable anecdotes.
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Hawk
Baltimore
Backeystown M. PL Church
State News Roundup From Howard and Nearby Maryland
News from Howard county and surrounding areas notes a new association for thieves’ protection in Howard county, selections for the State Normal School at Frostburg, and damage to the Altenwald cut off project. It reports deaths of Dr. Richard Harwood Green mayor of Annapolis and Justice Thomas Pearce, and a murder at 236 North Amity street Baltimore. It also lists illness among residents, mail delivery plans from Havre de Grace, and a postmaster appointment for Annapolis pending February.
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Anl Association
Howard County
Lana
New State Normal School
Frostburg
Altenwald
Western Maryland
James B. Miller
Westernport
David Woltinger
Leitersburg
Washington County
Richard Harwood Green
Annapolis
Justica
Thomas FE. Pearce
Stablersville
Baltimore County
Mnry Reisinger
East Twentieth Street
Baltimore
Charles R. Darby
Democrats
Maryland
Harford County
Havre de Grace
Baltimore County Agricultural Society
Board of Managers
Azariah Reckard
North Amity Street
Clementine M. Reckard
J. L. Donkel
Charles Thomas
John B. Helm
William Bryan
Richard ©. Pindell
Congressman Mudd
Washington G. Tuck
Claude
Thomas Trenchard
Princeton
Central America
Wm. KB. Trenchard
Kent County
Honduras
Literary Society Debates Honor Frederick Sewer Plan and Seats
Emerson and Belles Lettres societies hold regular meetings at Frederick High School. Debates cover sewerage for Frederick and seating of a congressman elect, with judges named and verdicts in favor of the affirmative in both cases.
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Emerson Literary Society
J. A. Ritter
E. Roy Nosz
J. Miller
F. Markell
Hermann
B. Cates
F. Carty
EB. Ramsburg
Frederick
A. Lampe
H. Haller
R. Bly
R.N. Ritchie
Messrs
E. E. Cates
R. M. Bird
Ed. Herman
Belles-Lettres Literary Society
Frederick Male High School
E. B. Wood
E. F. Sappington
Peleg
J. H. Staley
Middletown Literary Society
Annie Keller
Roberts
Congress
Wm. W. Doub
Emory L. Coblentz
F. G. Wagaman
J. V. Alexander
Light for Middletown lamp tries new can ton gas lamp
Middletown authorities test a gacolime street lamp from Best Street Lamp Company of Can ton Ohio. Erected at J. J. Toms confectionery last Saturday, it has lit each night and proved satisfactory. A quart gasoline tank lasts sixteen hours, feeding a burner to produce a flame larger and brighter than an ordinary gas buzzer.
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Middletown
Best Street Lamp Company
Canton
Ohio
J. J. Toms’ Confectionery
Woodsboro to Get a New Paper Plant
Harry W. Lewis of Libertstown and partners bought the Clearspnog Weekly plant in Washington county. It will move to Woodsboro in a few weeks to establish a job printing shop and likely publish a newspaper. Lewis, retired from the Banner of Liberty, will relocate his family to Woodsboro in the spring.
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Woodsboro
Harry W. Lewis
Libertstown
Clearspnog Weekly
Washington County
Womisboro
Lewis
Banner of Liberty
Grand Union Tea Company
Woodabaro
Spong
Woodsboro Savings Bank Meeting Plans Local Bank Opening
A Woodsboro business gathering Tuesday evening discussed establishing a savings bank in the town. Leading promoters include Dr. W. H. Wagner James M. Smith John Simmel Wim. Smith and J. Q. Lough.
Paine's Celery Compound Praised by Physicians
A physician testimonial extols Paine's celery compound for general debility liver and kidney disorders. It claims not a patent medicine but a result of Edward Phelps era research, with Adams Lundgren praising its health restoring effects, improved appetite digestion and nerve support.
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Cilcwid
Tun. Des
Paine
Andrew JL
Lundgren
M.D
America
Dartmouth
Public Life
Edward £. Phelps
Geo Chevalier in Favorable Condition at Montevue Hospital
Geo Chevalier, a 51 year old German born patient at Montevue Hospital, remains in favorable condition. He arrived in Frederick seeking work after losing about thirty thousand dollars, draining his family’s finances. He is a Munich School of Art graduate who once worked on a Vanderbilt home in New York City.
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Geo. Chevalier
Montevue Hospital
Frederick
Munich
Germany
School of Art
New York City
Local grain prices in Frederick quoted at market
The Local Mart reports wheat at 71 cents per bushel in Frederick today. Corn shelled at 35 cents per bushel and 1.75 dollars per barrel.
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Frederick
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