Feagville Echoes and Local Notes in Frederick
The Daily News details Miss Maggie Feage of Washington visiting Feagaville, noting rapid town growth. Brief items mention Miss Maggie Crum of Rock Hill visiting Mrs Montgomery, and local residents Harry and William Shepherd from Shepherdstown. Minor society updates and sick lists accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Feage
Washington, D. C
Feagaville
Feage
Samuel Wings Visting
Baltimore
D. Lowenstein
Hagerstown
Maggie Crum
Rock Hill
South
Qsroling
Wm. T. Montgomery
East Patrick Street
Harry and
William Shepherd
Sepherdstown
W. Va
Not So Bad After All Beck Located in West Virginia
Mr C L Beck former Creagerstown Hotel proprietor in this county who vanished Sunday night with his effects has been found at Summit's Point West Virginia. H S Evise who held a bill of sale on two of his horses for rent due received his horses. Aleman delivered a pair of horses to attorney Jake C Motiers in a move tied to H J Krise. the man who brought them came from Harper's Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Beck
Creagerstown
Summit's Point
W.va
HS. Evise
Aleman
Jake C. Motiers
H. J. Krise
Harper's Ferry
The Work of Death and Local Obituaries
Lee Resselring of Washington county aged 49 died suddenly at home. He leaves four wives and several children. Mary L. Haller widow of Grant Haller Frederick died recently at her parents home in Bal Repainting. C H Moberly painter finishing work on new open front at Dr Thomas's drug store Patrick and Market streets. Funeral for Richard P. Johnson set for tomorrow at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Resselring
Washington County
Gaspas
Chas. Hooper
Highland
Ibis County
Haller
Mary L
Grant Haller
Frederick
Baltimore
C.H. Moberly
F. Thomas
Commer Patrick
Market Streets
Debate on Better Roads and Federal Aid Citizens' Letter
A letter to the Evening Star editor argues for improved rural roadways and federal funding. Advocates cite excise revenues, national debt reduction, and canal and road networks, urging Congress to authorize road and inland improvements through centralized revenue.
Baltimore Daily News Capsule of Local Events
A roundup from Baltimore and nearby, noting anniversaries at the Aged Men's Home, receptions at the Governor's residence in Annapolis, and ongoing society meetings. Convictions include George D. Moluntz for manslaughter in Cumberland. Updates cover hospitals, fisheries, transportation, and public notices including crime, licensing, and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun
Lesington Streets
Baltimore
Jackson
Annsypolis
George D. Moluntz
Cumberland
Simeon Low
Peninsula Horticultural Society
St. Easton
der Ham
Baltimore Custom House
China
Homeopathic Hospital and Dispensary
Hamilton Murrell
Christine Swarnswis
Cross Street
Baltmore
Battery Avenue
Memorial Union For the Protection
Agnes A. Pfeiffer
Baltimore Street
Samuel Dyer
North Charles Street
Charles
Conwell Thrills Atlanta Audience At Trinity Church
Rev RH Conwell speaking for first time in Atlanta drew a large eager crowd at Trinity church. The lecturer, about forty with dark hair and mustache, delivered two and a half hours of practical, witty, and sentiment filled discourse. The audience showed strong approval and requested another appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Conwell
Atlanta
Constitution
RH. Conwell
JW. Lee
Trinity Church
Conwell
Real Estate Transfers in Local Journal Summary
Real estate transfers list several conveyances. John Eckstein and wife transfer 17 acres 1 rood to Samuel Frey for 257.86 dollars, Milton G Eraez and Frank Nor vou l trustees transfer 22 acres for 500 dollars, Samuel B Preston transfers one half acre to Charles B Redley for 200 dollars, and William S Duttera and wife transfer land and premises in Ladies aide for 2900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eckstein
Samuel Frey
Milton G. Eraez
Norvoul
Samuel B Preston
Charles B. Redley
William S. Duttera
Adam D. Birely
Ladiesaig
Peculiar Hairy Chicken Hails From Frizzeiburg
A two year old chicken owned by Mr Wra Arthur of Frizzeiburg in Carroll county is covered with fine silky hair instead of feathers. The glossy black hair shows only a few short wing feathers. This natural curiosity has attracted local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wra. Arthur
Frizzeiburg
Carroll County
Temperance Meeting Files Twenty Members Initiated
At the temperance gathering held last evening at Good Templars Ball, twenty applications were filed for membership and thirteen members were initiated. The notice also promotes A. L. Kline's dressed poultry at 5 West Patrick Street with turkeys, ducks, and chickens always on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance People
Good Templars
A. L. Kline
West Patrick Street
Exchange Echoes from Sechanie Town and Surrounding
Local notes cover Sechanie Town and Emmitsburg area events. Reports include property sales, an auction after Firemen's Fair, a new sales agent for casket firms, stone quarry purchase, railroad road prospects to Middletown, and community calls for unity in regional projects. Also present are obituaries, bank directorships, a protracted church meeting fueling conversions, and upcoming rent and housing demand in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sechanie
S An
KM Stoses
Justus Stoxes
Prederse
H. Rouges
Ainwrte
Tao
Gratam
Masel
Garry
Lacie Witt
Lea
JM Feber & Co
Moites
Fsir
Debe Jones
Hodses
Krnooter
Apphesnis
Firetsen
Farr
Wes
Sowas
George D. Keyser
Powers and Walker Casket Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Maryland
Virginias
Pennsylvania
Akron Silver Plate Co
Akron
Ohio
Mr. K
David Lewis
Foxyville
Lewis
W. A. Lynn
East Street
Emmtsburg
Gettysburg
Eay
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Two Men Charged With Chicken Theft Released on Bail
Constable Bréeeie arrested James Ogle and Marshal Carter of Mount Pleasant district for stealing chickens from Dr. D. E. Stone. They were released on bail for a Saturday hearing before Magistrate Wilson. Also mentions Victor Lume Syrup for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bréeeie
James Ogle
Marshal Carter
Mount Pleasant
D. E. Stone
Wilson
Trial notes from Mazistraten Magistrate Walon proceedings
Report of hearings where four cases were disposed by bias and two charged with criminal nature were heard. Names include Charles Myers of Mt Pleasant Hishteh and Lesh AL sia. Witnesses examined, justice held in contempt until today. Mr. W. Y. Mawbby Jr. attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazistraten Magiirate Walon
Ly Ad Tledouk
Charles Myers
Mt Pleasant
Hishteh
Tao
Lesh AL Sia
W Mayer
Sheute
Anniversary Celebration For Mr and Mrs Davis
A large gathering marked the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Davis at their home on Thursday January fifteenth. Guests arrived at ten, enjoyed music, dining, gifts of silverware, and well wishes for many years of happiness. A later lime kiln party and a pound dance followed, with sizable guest lists and varied entertainment throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Lean
Isase
Fountate Mills
Airs
Davis Arem
Nellie
Lisa
Daria
Flora Gaither
Unionville
Abr. J. Davis
County
Brand
1. Davis
Migs Nelite
Mendelssohn
George Davis
Charles G. Davis
Samuel Davis
James A. Davis
Jno
Davis
Reet Day
Richard Davis
Rufus Davis
Howard Spalding
Wallis Davis
James B. Davis
Charles Grubbs
Jas. H. Williams
Rufus K. Magruder
Charles Williams
Isaac Davis Sr
Nace Smith
Besant & Knott
Frederick
Views and Options of Some State Exererses Hagerstown
The piece discusses Maryland issues with coal supply, transportation failures, and a Baltimore Sun report on rural mail order schemes. It mentions Georgetown coal shipments, rolling stock shortages, and A plan to calm fuel scarcities amid government actions. The article also covers a New York based counterfeit circulars scam tied to Charles Church and alleged false wealth from a farm worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
HLC
Ausidp
Maur
GE Niels
Cuntraai
Ittziecs
Georgetown
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
Marshal Frey
New York City
Bidgeport
Conn
New York
Charles Church
James Slip
N.Y
Gus
Ollertvnse
Treasury
Prohibitionists Meet in Union Bridge Carroll County
A Prohibition party conference was held at Town Hall Union Bridge at three o clock yesterday afternoon. Inclement weather reduced attendance. County Chairman John W. Angel presided. The proposed plan of work from the Prohibition National Committee was adopted to organize the party in Carroll County. The county pledged apportionment to the national fund. A public meeting followed last night with Dr Frank Tucker of Baltimore as state organizer delivering an address Use the Best. The Shriner Milling Company Self Rising Flour is advertised as best for family use and sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran
Frederick Savings’ Institution
H. B. Gittinger
Tyler
Frederick
National Bank of Commerce
Baltimore
John Ammen
Woodstoro
Key Monument Association
Bland Brothers& Wright
Petersburg
Messrs
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Luere
Virginias
Lste
New York
Montgomery County
Washington
Mountain County
Lincoln
Bletzland
Prince George's
Frederick County
Society of
Washington City
Bedford
Berkeley
Mountain Springs
Frederlck
Farmers Alliance
Marpland
Pike Road
Liberty Banner—Tan
Catherine Wagner
John C. Buckey
New Windsor
R. R. Buckey
Johnsville
James H. Harris
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank of
Cephes
Thomas
Citizens’ Bank
Barmony
Middletown Valley
Garry C. Jones
Liberty
Johns Hopkins University
Jones
Germany
United Brethren Church
Vernon
Daysville
Castle
Prohibitionists
Carrol
Prohibition Party
Union Bridge
John W. Angel
Prohibition National Committee
Carroll County
National Fund
Frank Tucker
Local Shop Displays Marsailes and Crochet Quilts Now
A city shop advertises Marsailes and crochet quilts in a pew line display. It also highlights mar galles or quilts as the prettiest and cheapest shown in town. Fine suspenders are selling briskly. Act quickly to choose before it is too late.
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Eeroxren
Mrgteenes
Maan Temperacure
Tuvat
Ngon
Geo. A Gilbert
MU. C
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J B. Brown
Africa
New Oxford
Frederick Riflemen
Leila Feigley
East Thirdsstreet
Edna Young
West South Strees
Nettie Beil
West South Street
Geo. Childs
Othella Rice
T. P. Rice
East Fourth Street
Fr. Sa
Panerais
Richard P. Johnson
Tan Lewer
Evening Star
Wellngton
Geo
Alfred Town
Metrypulte
Breuzh
Hades
Lowes
Europe
de Witt Caton
Titus Eddy
Albany
United States
Jd Tyes
Moreiny
Clinton
Sysie
Congress
Visgiois
Pennesivania
Tae Union
Asd
Orr Empire
Bertennest
Mepjiticpe Yarcida, Ikte and
Shere Lo Abacy Lauu
Usladute
Cardita
Circylar Jeter
David Street
Baltimore Medical and Suretes
Puctery
Henbert
Baltamore
Smee Marta Bam
Peabody Institute
John Fiske
Cambridge
Mass
Amerizo Vespucci
Grand
United Singers of
Brooklyn
Franz Schubert
I. Parker ‘Veazey
W. 5
Waters
Afiss F. C. Taliaferro
Misses McKim
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Roanoke Southern
Roanoke
Maryland Court of Appeals
Tangier Soand
Lime Kiln
Randolph Zimmerman
Messia
Rodney B. Steiner
Charles Nicodemus
Ernest
William Michael
Dasses Maggie Kilgore
Asfriet Engelbrecht
Cartle Nicodemus
Leona Thomas
Lillie Dutrow
Cora
Tempie Hargett
Alice
Ollie
Nellie Shafer
Bettie
Virgie Specht
Lizzie Walker
Elanore
Effie Hargett
Bettie Smith
Mamie
Dora Michael
Mabel Waters
Eytie Thomas
Delle Myers
Relie
Emma
Fansie
Cornelia Zimmerman
Leonie
John
Milton
Neil
Ernest Thomas
Geo. Shafer
R. Steiner
Carlton
Cleve Cromwell
Benjamin
Wallace Chiswell
Darrow
Geo. Thomas
Harry
Edgar
Chas
Xicodemus
Joseph
Victor Ayers
Luther Tavenner
Leo
Burns Michel
Joan
Wm. Keller
Wiliam Ranneberger
Frank Hargett
Charles Michael
Cromwell
Charies Ressler
Geo. Specht
Wesley Ramsburg
Bernard Grove
Edward
Geo. Smith
Criss. Renn
Curtis Zimmerman
Philip Culler
Wm. Howard
Wm. Ramsburg
Preston Milled
William Specht
Lloyd Culler
Jerely
Abs. Muffet
Daniel Snyder
Downsville
Snyder
Stalner Gros
the Maryland Press
EB. A. Shriner’s Milling Company
Mulaines & Kemp
Mullinix & Bemf
Flaat Hogs
Jas
Abrecht
W. Patrick St. janDdint
Howe
Proposa
Gise—Thomas Mig. Co
John Kendrickson
Eer
Muker
John Hex Deicgson
Fredei
Teapezett
Turdler
Daater Soul
A.M. Lau Hger & Co
Janialin
Asien
Juan
Euguor
Baltimore Pike
Roderuck
Gould
J.C. Roderuck
Jattierburg, Frederick Co
Viannese
Footarepa
Hkewise
Ant
Os A & Wolfe
Beaer
Sponta
Ana Graninger
John Hershberger City Bakers
W.T. Delaplaine
Frederick, Mi
Market St. Jotice
H.weign
Ath Street
Arvet R. Lease
Ordastieftat
C.L. Diffendal & Coca
Jantédasti
Church Street
GJ. Doll & Son
Weber
J. Doll
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