Personal notices of residents preparing travel and moves
Paragraphs list individuals leaving for business ventures and travel on April 1 to Baltimore and other cities. Names include George Mull, Charles Herman, Fred Kimmel, Miss Minnie Dixon, Dr. D. M. Brown ing, Rachel Simpson, Joseph Yingling, Green Spring, Alice Moll, H. Wineberg, Mary Treeholm, Lucy Brady, Arnish Brady, L. Baughman, James Gambrill Jr., Charles Green, Mary Hoke, F. C. Norwood. Hotel arrivals and other local notices mention several residents traveling, visiting relatives, or staying in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mull
Charles Herman
Fred Kimmel
Baltimore
Minnie Dixon
Urleans
D. M. Browning
Ellicots City
Rachel Simpson
Liberty
Virginia
Joseph Yingling
Als Parente
Libertytown
Green Spring
Alice Moll
Braddock
H. Wineberg
Palmore
Frederick
Mina May Treeholm
Baltmore
Chisholm
Lucy
Arnish Brady
L. ¥. Baughman
Poplax Terraces
James B. Gambrill, Jr
State Legislature Proceedings and Bills Report
The Maryland General Assembly met with Senate and House sessions yesterday, adjourning to Monday. Committees reported on judicial bills including creating more judges, and authorizing service of process by publications for nonresidents. Debates over reporting, appropriations, and procedural questions followed amid bills to regulate locals, pensions, and public works.
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Neus
Lacidesia
Buk Peese
Generel Asmhiy
Seostom
Senate
Baltimore
Ghi
Sane Committee
Sre
Lightsiog
Bruce
Senate Judiciary
Ravenscroft
General Assembly
Bankard
Maryland
Congress
Patapsco
Cunningham
Applegarth
Frank B. Rhodes
House of Delegates
Baltimore Bar
Lowndes
Philip D. Laird
Land Office
Legislatire
United States
Washington, Anpapois and Chesapeake Railroad Company
Roe
Shryock
Crum
Brunswickerick County
Frederick County
Rouxer
Bhouzar
Frederick City
Obituaries And Local Political Notices In Maryland
Samuel Boone dies at Hagerstown aged 84 while John C. Frizell of Westminster passes away at about 66. Reports mention Republican clubs forming in Prince George’s County and campaign organization efforts in Cumberland and Talbot County. Governor Lowndes and others attend a judges’ appointment event. Cumberland congressman returns home. illness of a public figure cited with visitors barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Boone
Hagerstown
Prince George's
John C. Frizell
Westminster
Princes George's
Cumberland
Edward F. Clarke
Pocomoke City
OD. B. McCauley
Ellicott City
Tangert
Talbot County
Annapolis
Lowndes
Gunes
Appeal Court
Seasonal Weather Averages From Baltimore’s Past Records
Observer B Marbery presents a synthesis from office records on Baltimore weather during the last 35 years. The report notes a normal daily pressure of seven degrees, cites the warmest month in 1884 at 43 degrees, and the coldest in 1895 at 6 degrees. Highest temperature 73 degrees on February 2, 1874, and lowest 1 degree on S H 1896. Precipitation averages 54 inches. Snowfall record maxes at 15 inches in 1653, with generally 13 cloudy or clear days and winds from the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Moonx
New England
Aterm
Middle Atlantic
Upper
Ohio Valley
Koreriske
Upper Lake Region
Misaissippi
Missouri
Galt
Sote
Idte
B. Marbery
Bes
Baltimore
Deaths and improvements noted in local notices
Obituary notes for Cordelia E Schindler widow of Jonathan J Schindler and others from Frederick and Baltimore regions. Mention of funeral plans, church affiliations, and Mt Olivet Cemetery. Separate notices for Myra Harrigan and David Kanode with cremation or interment details. Washington Junction station improvements described with staffing and facility changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Cordelia B. Sc
Indler
Cordelia E Schindler
Jonathan J. Schindler
Youta Law
John Berry Moore
North Gilmor
Baltimore
Schindler
Frederick
B.a& C
Reformed Church
Mt. Olivet
Harrison
Myra
Caroline M
Wm. H. Harrigan
East South Street
St John’s Catholic Church
Mt Olivet
David Kanopr
David Kanode
Martin Kaanode
New Market
This County
Solomon Uram
Walkeraville
Mt. Silver Cemetery
Rain Revival Lifts County Wells and Streams
A heavy night rain replenishes parched streams and wells across the county. Carroll Creek rises amid a burst water main, aiding livestock and country folk who had endured shortages and long drives for water. Senator Gibeon introduces a Bowmen act settlement bill in the U.S. Senate covering Civil War property claims from loyal citizens. Residents named include T. Snoaffer, George W. Padgett, Marriage Lee, and others. claims advance from the Court of Claims. A petition circulates in the ware district seeking mail route extensions to improve service for Unionville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Creek
Gibeon
Senate
Court of Claims
T. Snoaffer
George W. Padgett
Syrup of Iadeally Cure Improves Health Overnight
A playful note claims Syrup of Adeally cures chronic constipation and promotes lasting benefits, arguing that once people read it in The News they will favor this remedy over temporary laxatives that impair the system.
The Great Bazaar Opens Feb 4 at Independent Hall
Despite cold weather a large crowd gathered to advance plans for the Great Bazaar of the Four Seasons. A $200 plus fund has been raised, booths will be set up in City Hall with evening sales daily starting February 4, and a midweek meeting at Independent Hall requests attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bader
Hard
Siance
Fonds
Love
Butterick
David Hmith
TERRISLE ACCIDENT AT FARM SHREDDER FATAL AMPUTATION NEAR SHOW
Farm accident at Rocky Ridge on Friday left Charles B. Ertze with his left arm severely injured after his glove was drawn into a fodder shredder at James W Late’s farm. Dr Diller performed an amputation near the elbow later that day. The injured man is described as an industrious young carpenter contractor and farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. B. Ertze
Rocky Ridge
Jnc. W. Late
W. W. Eckard
Briss
Late
Diller
Double Pipe Creek
Erie
Kefauver
Thurmont
Krive
IN THE LAW'S GRIP AND COLORED COMBAT CASES
A 19th century court report covers Edward Freed vs William Gilbert with property damage and a defense claim over ownership. A separate colored incident in Liberty ends with Gardner convicted of disturbing the peace and Costley freed on self-defense, plus a concealed pistol charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Freed
William Gilbert
Eckatein
Freed
Bekaveri Dia
Liberty
Charles Gardner
John Costiey
Costley
Gardner
Coatley
Trendie
Senea Gmenty Art
Atl Ee
Gardner Ty
Appointment Shuffle At St Johns Church In City
Rumor of leadership changes in the local church: Rev Father Pardow provincial of the Rockety of Jesus may name Father Gililigam from the Movitiate as pastor at St Johns Church to succeed Rev Jake P Giffney who moves to the Areans circuit in Frederick county while Rev J Hann remains listed for missionary work with details still uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hows
Father Pardow
New York
Maryland
Rockety of Jesus
Gililigam
Movitiate
St. Johne's Church
City
Jake P. Giffney
Frederick County
Courge
J. Hann
Bargain Hunt Promises Brooms and Misc Goods Deals
A garbled newspaper notice promotes in sale items including brooms, soaps, papers, and various household goods at low prices. It offers discounts and bundle deals with a chaotic list of products and prices plus a note from David, Sarre, and references a Butterick subscription, a Philharmonts Orchestra meeting, and Y.M.C.A. event details.
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General Contractors
W. F. Harrison
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R. EB. Smith
C . Nichols
C.B. Wilson
Marriage Lee
Richart Willams
Mary Beith
Carlton Peter Marker
Skroyer
John L. Hickman
Nellie Estella Fray
Loudoun County
Jake Allen
Maranda Nelson
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William D. Grove
Edith M. Augevine
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Thomas C. Fox
Albert L. Hauer
Goole
Peter Heaver
Jo Albert L. Hangar
Clara V. Kepler
J. Harman
Joseph Cronies
Milton G. Urner
Andrew P. Renner
Talers
F. Copeland
Deford
Maryland Court of Appeals
Samuell H. Brown
Caaries B. Trail
Deford & Co
Farmers and Mechanice’ National Bask
Frederick Oa
Hos
Ossesville
Hegats
Tole
Fridy
Mondey
David
Sarre
Philharmonts Orchestra
Charity Wood Yard
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Chilion
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D. H. Best
New Hamburg
Rico
D. H. Bests
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Malik
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TUC Afluer Line
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Moses
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F . W. Srve
Doll Brothers
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North Market
Doi Baoruezi
Bright Goods
Arietmas
Bristmar
W. C. Exonmors
Goode ‘Tur Christ
Bodock & Heidig Provoce & Media
Burribudy
Crete
Krezons
Kodoce & Neidios
T.rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Son
Breez, Fredern
Interstate Telepagnse
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