Plans for New B and O Cumberland Shops
Mr. KR Campbell of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad returns from a two week tour of Pennsylvania and New York Central shops. He outlines Cumberland Md shops to maximize value, allow phased expansion, and include on line bolt and nut production and in shop repairs. A new oil monitoring system and air pressure regulation are planned. Plans for new shops aren’t being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
KR. B. Campbell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Campbell
Wholshop
Pew
Twelve Years Each For Holding Up Waters Case
Four men William Tobin George Derr Michael McKenna and Thomas Nolan were sentenced by Judge Dennis in Baltimore to 12 years each in the penitentiary for holding up Richard Waters and his son C Dorsey Waters on December 22. They pleaded guilty to one indictment for assault to rob and were convicted on another for assault to kill. The judge noted aggravated circumstances and imposed ten years for assault to rob plus two years for assault to kill, with the sentences to run consecutively. They were taken from custody to the penitentiary later the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesara Waters
William Tobin
George Derr
Michael McKenna
Thomas Nolan
Richard Waters
C. Dorsey Waters
Dennis
Baltimore
Segaion
Criminal Court
Fockup
Purely Personal Visits And Travel Notes
Mir Daniel Mebbing visits his daughter Mrs Alde Hoffman and his son George Mebbing. Miss Carolene McSherry from East Second Street accompanies Miles Marie Casea into Washington for a visit. Mr A Rosenour returned home last evening from a trip to Baltimore. Mr M F Byer of this city joined Standard Portrait Company of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Daniel Mebbing
Tis
Aide Hoffman
Bis
George Mebbing
Mics
Carolene McSherry
Eest Second Street
Milas Marie Caea
Washington
A. Rosenour
Baltimore
M. F. Byer
Standard Portrait Company
Hagerstown
Langtry on Bikes and Broomers in Opera Briefs
In BRIEF BITS the piece quotes a vaudeville quip about Noel’s dove and the failure of subscribers to “bring the screen back.” It notes a Ladies’ meeting for the Mikado at a Harmonic Society room and records Mrs Langtry discussing bicycle riding and outdoor exercise for women with Parisian influence, describing fashion and opinions on bloomers and skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramneth
Noal
Failiharmonic Cicthesua
Mra Langtry
Mrs. Langtry
Paris
Frederick in the pulpit and Frederick county ministers
A historical sketch honors Frederick County clergymen across Protestant and Roman Catholic traditions. It profiles Robert Brieford Roberts, Emanuel Greenwald Waldo, Cyralras Julius Store, and Chaseell Stork, detailing birthplaces, schooling, ministries, and notable contributions to Lutheran and Methodist churches and related institutions.
Browningeville Team Forfeit in 9–0 Fountain Mills Victory
A lively baseball game near Fountain Mills Friday ended after the seventh when Browningeville quit. Fountain Mills won 9 to 0 as Browningeville forfeited the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jase
Fountain Mills
Browningeville
Fountele Mills
Stamps Deal Shocks New York Dealer in Philadelphia Purchase
Mr. Gus Burger a prominent stamp dealer of New York bought two million stamps in Philadelphia for $1000. The news notes the deal and hints at a local family connection through Mrs. Burger to Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Butcher of Lime Kiln. The item reads like a clipped society note with promotional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus. Burger
New York
Philadelphia
Burger Iz Vialt
A. Butcher
Lime Kiln
This County
Henderson Named Associate Judge of Sixth Circuit
James E B Henderson is commissioned as associate judge of the sixth circuit by Montgomery County Court Clerk James Anderson. The non jury term is current and Henderson may defer until early next week. Governor Brown’s support is noted as generally favorable. Henderson is described as a staunch Democrat with unclear alignment to German or anti German wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaige Henderso
Montgomery County Court
James Anderson
James EB. Henderson
Montgomery County
Tela
the Orate
Midwinter Episcopal dinner pleases social circle at St Marys
The third Episcopal Church midwinter dinner under St Marys Coupler auspices gathered at Mrs. Youngs Court Square. Guests enjoyed piano duets and solos, with a tasteful dining room and generous hospitality. A reception committee and dancing guests filled the evening. the event was deemed a success and to be repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Mrssien Young
Court Square
Campbell
Angell
Misses Campbell
Enott
Ue Slisses Lorimer
Yucke
Daive Oal He Angell
Migs Blanche Shriver
Misa Efoise Young
Professor Smith
John Brogina
Helen Young
Henry Williame
J. A. Williamson
Helen Schley
Virginis Branner
Anna Font
Waltlog
Mirs
LM. Nixdorff
C.D. Keedy
J. D. Hendrickson
Mufsses
Elizabeth Tyson
Louias Esder
Corsa Font
Bettie Markell
Uim
Dublin farmer’s suicide attempt ends in rescue
Mr Crumbsugh, a well known farmer near Dublin in this county, tried to drown himself in a horse trough at his home Monday. Found four hours later in a closed condition, he was taken to the house. He is about 55, widely known, and believed troubled by a note for a relative and other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crumbsugh
Dublin
Heuse
Crumbeughs
Death of Henry Whisner in Baltimore
Mr. Henry Whisner died at his Baltimore home yesterday morning at 3.28 o clock aged about eighty one. He leaves a wife and two children one in Baltimore and the other in West Virginia. His funeral will be held tomorrow from Pleasant Grove Church near Fountain Mills with interment in the church graveyard. Mrs Bettie Martin Breviegie, wife of Dr William Brengie formerly of Frederick, died after twenty four hours illness at the family home in Virginia. She leaves a husband and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Whisner
Baltimore
Whisner
West Virginia
Pleasant Grove
Fountain Mills
IRS
M. Brergue
Bettie Martin Brevegie
William Brengie
Frederick
Virginia
Maryland and Regional News Roundup of Obits and Legal Snags
A chaotic miscellany reports Ellicott City scholarship case unresolved, deaths from Willlemsport Md to Westminster and Hagerstown, and a Maryland manslaughter conviction in Cumberland. Notable passings include Archibald Beeminger, Deviel W. Betchard named commissioner for Hagerstown, plus Josiah Groves of Ellliout City and ex Confederate Decols Boylan. Also noted are the resignation of Col. Boykin, marriage of Frederick Bennington and Florence Tarbert, and local society officers elected in Harford.
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Iatveret Mare
Yasterday
Masons
Iyllabury
Richard Chay
Josephine Powell
Brown
Archibald Beeminger
Willlemsport
Deviel W. Betchard
Eireet Commissairee
Hagerstown
Colombia
Bruce
Comterland
Jote's College
Ellicou
Josiah Groves
Elliout City
Chicago
George W. Fates
Augustus Belton
Bert
Eutcoat City
Es mi
Berderson
Burglar at Bijou Theater Delights Washington Audiences
Robbers plot unfolds at the Bijou Theatre Washington all week and next Monday January 28 Toe Star cage presents The Burglar a tale of double nature and surprise as a midnight thief discovers his long-lost child in a dramatic recognition scene. A genteel comedy augments the plot and the piece is deemed to have broad appeal with usual prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Washington
Frederick
Grand Army Post organized in Brunswick county
The Grand Army of the Republic post in Brunswick county was formed with about 20 members. Officers from Washington Grand Lodge attended and licensed the post. Baltimore party leader Thomas Cannon lands aided the ceremony. The group, greeted by the Brunswick Cornet Band, met at Mrs. Mary McDonald’s home for a banquet, then moved to the Red Men's Hall for the post’s inauguration led by Commander Col. E. D. Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Harry A Howard
Grand Army of the Republic
Brunswick
Wm. Irving
L. D. Bampas
A. Stratton
W. Baxter
F. Hamilton
Grand Lodge of Washington
Kir. Thomas Cannon
Baltimore
Brunswick Cornet Band
Mary McDonald
Red Men’s Hell
Col. E. D. Barnard
The Suffering in the Wem and Nebraska Relief Aid
Distress spreads through Western Nebraska and nearby states prompting relief efforts by the Nebraska State Relief Commission county agencies and church groups. Funds clothing and groceries have already been sent by Good Templars Presbyterians Lutherans and others to the Medieska and Kansas sufferers as winter approaches and needs grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska State Relief Commission
Good Templars
Presbyteraoy
Medieska
Kansas
Baltimore banker named for Maryland bank examiner post
Seesprroner Lockers yesterday appointed Mr. Marshall Winchester of Baltimore as national bank examiner for Maryland. He succeeds Mr. Lawrence B. Kemp who resigned to take Mr. John J. Harrys role as cashier at the Commercial and Farmers National Bank. The office pays about $3,000 annually in fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Winchester
Baltimore
National Bank
Maryland
Lawrence B. Kemp
John J. Harry
Commercial and Farmers’ National Bank
Marriage Licenses Reported In Local Notices
Samuel E. Davis of Montgomery county and Benish M. Merphy of near Honroyis. John C. Beilison and Eate H. Davalt, both of Mt Airy. The ages around twenty one for the groom and about forty for the widow bride. William Stanton and Caroline Dorsey, both colored, of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel E. Davis
Montgomery County
Benish ¥. M. Merphy
Honroyis
John C. Beilison
Young girl breaks arm in fall on Third Street
Bila, the interesting little daughter of Mr. Jahud Johnson of East Third street, extended and fell in the yard last evening, breaking one arm. Friends express sympathy for her misfortune. This is the second time she has broken the same arm in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila
Syrup of Fire Promises Permanent Constipation Cure
In olden days people ignored lasting benefits and accepted fleeting actions. The text claims Syrup of Fire will permanently cure habitual constipation. It warns that self informed people will not buy other laxatives, which work briefly but injure the system.
Funeral notices for multiple residents in local church services
The section reports several funerals: Kin Lucy Lewis, a colored woman, with services at Ascary HME Church led by Rev J T Owens and bearers named Allen Gray, John McCormick, George M Se el, Gregory Stanton, Fenton Mucne. interment at Grocarnat Cemetery. Catherine Holbrook died at Mrs Wm Barget’s residence. funeral conducted by Rev B A Hedges with pallbearers Mil ton Carter, W BR Hrodcerery, AOD Caste, Edward Pheeger. burial at Mr Uiive Cemetery. COL Carty was the funeral director. Elizabeth Ridge ly widow of Robert Hidgeley, died near New Market. funeral held at Mt Carmel M P Church with Rev J B Are officiating and burial in the church cemetery.
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Kin
Lucy Lewis
Broadway
Ascary
J.T. Owens
Rave
Brekett
Grocarnat Cemetery
A. T. Mice & Bons
Catherine Holbrook
Wm. BD. Barget
Feagarle
Berrices
B. A. Hedges
Jeferson
Milton Carter
W BR. Hrodcerery
Aod
Edward Pheeger
Uiive
Col Carty
Bra
Elizabeth Ridgely
Robert Hidgeley
Tom
New Market
Mt Carmel M.P
Young Man Missing After Horseback Ride in County
Thomas J. Boyer, 20, residing in Liberty County, left home with a bank check for 100 dollars and rode away on a horse. He is described as about 23 years old, 1 foot tall, mindless from a prior accident, and may be in Frederick or nearby. Mayor Fleming asked to watch for him as he has not returned since yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horachack
Win Borer
Liberty
Olice
Fleming
M Roing
Fredérick
Boyer
First National Bank
Frederick
Thomas 3
Freder ic City YMCA notices and upcoming meetings
The Frederick City Young Men’s Christian Association board held a special meeting to discuss business. Today at 3 30 p m a gymnasium class meeting will cover barn and club exercises. The Lyceum meets Thursday at 7 16 p m with important business and full attendance urged. Delegates will lead next Sunday’s gathering. The Ladies Auxiliary meeting is called for Friday at 8 0 o’clock.
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PLOY
Ab. Ca
Frederick City
Cumberland
Banday
Evening With The Minstrels At City Opera House
An evening with uy Brothers minstrel troupe drew a large audience at the City Opera House. The five act show featured singing and humorous sketches by black faced comedians, followed by a wide range of variety in the final act. McDonald led contortions and body twisting while horizontal bar feats impressed the crowd. The Frederick Gun Club meanwhile urges donations to stock partridges in Frederick county, noting winter losses and a $50 club pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uy Brothers
City Opera House
McDonald
Baa
Frederick
Local Oyster House Visit Ends With Fainting Incident
Mr Simons enters Reliable Oyster House and faints, then recovers to remark on 10 15 and 25 cent fries and 14 and 25 cent stews. Mention of ladies' parlors at 29 South Market Street and W H Rumpf as proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Simons
Reliable Oyster House
Mr. Janson
Simans
South Market Street
W. H. Rumpf
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers list several parcel trades including Charles E. Hardt to PLA Pantton 155 perches at 55.00 Ida B. Cramer and Charles J. Cramer to Mary A. Winter 55 acres and 30 square perches for 327.00 Susan A. Wenner and W W Wenner to John H. Gwin a jot of parcel for 110.00 The Sick Miss Hattie Lease of East Sixth street is quite sick Miss Lidie Pearl and Agnes Strailman daughters of C J Strailmen are on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hardt
Ida B. Cramer
Charles J. Cramer
Mary A. Winter
Susan A. Wenner
W. W. Wenner
John H. Gwin
Hattie Lease
East Sixth Street
Lidie
Pearl
Agnes Strail
C.J. Strailmen
Stek
Boller Flock Calendar Promotion Mentioned
A fragmented notice promotes a calendar sale via returning empty sacks to Boier Flour. The text hints at a holiday promotion and a health angle, urging readers to visit their grocer for the calendar and implying a broader local commerce tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vereville Boier
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Kong
M Perur
Fervin
Eumad
Betel
Perryn
Coss
Keown Waremetes
Jas
Patr
M. W. Dassixetos
The
Weather Bureau
Aden
Thomas Drug Store
Harvey R. Lease
A.C. Carlin
D. H. Beet
W. H. Bammsck
Singer
Baleeman
Tas
Ardise
Frederick County
Robert Briceford Roberts
Church of Exgacd
Ligonter Valley
Westmoreland County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Holmes
Csdiz
Unio
Aircun
Carlile
Roberty
Coleague
Methodist Protestant Church
Simpson
Blanco Roberts
Indiana
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Charles Eliott
Emanuel Geheen Waldo
David F. Schaeffer
Frederick Town
Lutheran Synod of
Columbus
Ohio
Easton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lancaster
Bledeath
Greenwald
Lutheran Stanchard
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Ministerium of
America
Phiadelphia
Louie Harms
Cyrarlas Jugustus Store
Jefferson
Henaa
Willams College
James A Garfield
Andover Theological Seminary
Green
Newberry College
South Carolina
St. James’s Lutheran Church
Palladelphia
St. Mark’s
Stork
Jourisl
Lutheran Observer
Patra-delphis
Theophilus BR. Stork
John G. Morris
D. D . Philidelphia
Chaseell
Hood
Graina
Rio
China
Abs. We Mobley
Della
Exie
DeLeshmutt
Bonth Market
Georgette Webster Strider
Leetown
W. Va
Eeney Waikner
News OF the State
Mullinix
Metin
Keue
TSE
Bruws
Jones
Keely
SABEL
John Hiss Chickebor
F. W
Aub
Frean
Minnesota
Stace
Doll Brothers
Brothers
HALS
Bailing's
Cali
Pitueixe
Gaspitiing
George H. Wiener
Court ST
Fcarry
Orden
Epeenk Neige
Barret Plymouth
W. Harry Goodsil
Jantidewom
Fredenek
Whits
Remington
A. T. Rice & Soxs
James E. Walker & CO
J. B. Walker & CO
Mibhes and Childrens
Capes
God
Sams
Allen Rohrback
Orev
Auren Rosisacx
CITY
John A. Kennedy
Mr Corsi
John 4. Kennedy
Callatonce
Jobn A. Kennedy, Tailoe
Mabret Ol
B. H. Blackeston
Lacenton
Biock
B. H. Buasesston
R. Market Streats
Shriner Milling Co
Ceresville
Boller Flock
Perams
Preaiay Ayone
Rodoce & Neidig
Oweck Aws & Reidig
Baek
Jun
Lou
A. T. Rice & Sons
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