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ED Morrow
P.M
Welely
Eapey Ab
Bumaeng
GE “Lunsig
Sertesteen
Made Registration Notice and Stockholder Alert
Special notices appear including Wanted For Rent and registration and stockholder alerts. The notices designate actions for stockholders and address various legal and business items in the publication.
Walters Galleries to Open Public Viewings in Baltimore
The Baltimore Poor Association announces Mr W T Walters galleries at No 5 Alt Vernon Place will open to the public on Wednesdays from February 1 to May 1, on Saturdays in April, Easter Monday, and February 22. Also notes school and hotel meetings and related reports from Woodsboro and Carroll County on term closures and teacher audits.
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Scholastic Hotel
Woodsboro
Worthington
Carrell County
Poultry Club Holds Meeting at Buckey Store Room
The Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock Grnb met late evening in the Buckey store room at 54 M Market Street. Routine business was transacted, five new members were elected, wax reports read for the show, premiums are being paid, and all owed parties may obtain them.
Who Are They A Philadelphia Dispatch
Police seek Jacob Dr sart of Frederick Maryland who eloped with Mamie Conent of that place after robbing her of 700 dollars and a watch. He deserted her in Philadelphia. Special Officer Murray found the woman at Broad Street Station and she told him her tale. Her father notified came to the city and took her home.
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Philadelphia
Jacob Dr,sart
Frederick
Mamie Conent
Murray
Twentieth District
Broad Street
Cis Hall Tonight at City Hall A Strong Balanced Cast
The Beaton Treveller praises One of the Finest production at City Hall. Edwin MM Egan entertains as John Miskler with innocent merriment while P Hicks powers the villainous Hugh Hickman and Will J Mack sparkles as Mort Devine. Fred Ramsey delivers clever eccentricity as Superintendent Russell. Mica Margaret Hatch and Mary Wats display notable performance as Ruth Hickman and Katie Mishier. Rest of cast reportedly well sustained.
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Cis Hall
City Hall
the Beaton
Treveller
Edwin MM. Egan
John Miskler
P. Hicks
Hugh Hickman
Will J. Mack
Mort Devine
Fred Ramsey
Superintendent Russell
Mica Margaret Hatch
Ruth Hickman
Mary Wats
Katie Mishier
Wall
Boonsboro Briefs from the Boonsboro Times
Temperatures at home of Wm. F. Smith noted five degrees above zero on Monday and ten on Tuesday. Mrs. John R. Fletcher fractured her right leg above the ankle after slipping on a snow covered shingle. Mt. Zen church was dedicated last Sunday amid bad weather with a large crowd. EDe H. Berry of Virginia delivered a sermon and Elder Hoye offered remarks. collection totaled about $100.
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Boonsboro
Wm. F. Smith
John R. Fletcher
Mt. Zen
Ede.h. C. Berry
Virginia
Hoye
Diocese of Maryland Communicants Donate for Missions
Bishop William Paret states the Episcopal diocese of Maryland has 25,000 communicants giving $30,000 yearly to diocesan home and foreign missions. He proposes a penny daily from each member would raise $90,000.
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William Paret Saye
Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland
Diocesan Home and Foreign Missions
Miss Clara Zimmerman to Enter Pebbody Conservatory in Baltimore
Miss Clara Zimmerman, long time organist at Church Street Lutheran, will depart Tuesday for Baltimore to study a musical course at Pebbody Conservatory. She has also led the church organ at the School for several years with spotless service.
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Clara Zimmerman
Baltimore
Pebbody Conservatory
Reorganization Proposal For Maryland National Guard
The Hagerstown Globe reports a push to reorganize the Maryland National Guard to improve mobility. Current regiments are scattered from Baltimore to Hagerstown and Belair, slowing rapid assembly. Proposals urge consolidating Garrett and Allegany units with Washington Frederick and Carroll counties into one regiment and creating a separate command for near Baltimore units with centralized headquarters.
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Hagerstown Globe
National Guard
Natonal Guard
Camberland
Wastington
Frederick
Montgomery
Hartford
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Belair
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Carroll
Fleet
Baltimore City
Actress Bella Moore Dies at 26 in Cincinnati
Bella Moore, the young actress who played The Mountain Pink at City Hall a few years ago, died Wednesday of last week in Cincinnati from consumption at age 26. The report notes the death as official, with her brief obituary in local circles.
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Bella Moore
Mountain Pink
City Hal
Cincinnati
Local notes and incidents from Liberty weekly
Mrs Rachel Norwood wife of R W Norwood is gravely ill. Tanatinus Etzler bought Corilia Sides house on South Street for 5000 dollars. G E K Sappington plans a 40 by 75 barn near Clayville with Morningstar and Gresenickle as carpenters. Oyster supper for St Peter’s Catholic parsonage raises about 200 dollars and a painting of Father Gwynn adds another 100. A tramp at the parsonage was refused cake then struck a woman and fled. A bogey accident near Charles Kregle’s injured Jozl A Stitely and son Harry. horse proved dangerous but behaved. Daniel Clary of Kansas visits relatives, Laura Orrison of Frederick Tromby mentioned.
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Liberty
Rachel Norwood
Rj WN Norwood
G Norwood
Tanatinus Etzler
Corilia
South Street
EK Sappington
Cleysville
Meesrs Morningstar
Gresenickle
St Peter’s Catholic Parsonage
Father Gwynn
Jozl
Stitely
Harry
Frederick
Gherles Kregle
Daniel Clary
Kansas
Jonathan Browning
Laura Orrison
Frederick Tromby
Hiss
Seventeenth Annual YMCA Convention Opens in Cumberland
The Cumberland gathering marks the seventeenth annual session of the Young Men's Christian Associations of Maryland West Virginia and the District of Columbia. About one hundred delegates attend with delegations from Baltimore Frederick Rockville Westminster Oakl and Annapolis and Washington City. Notable attendees include H F Williams Cleas Oland BC Liezner and Rev Scott F Hereday. The opening services are held at English Lutheran and Reformed Episcopal churches with a closing note on infidelity as a failure.
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M.C. A
Cumberland
Young Men’s Christian Associations
Maryland
West Virgina
District of Columbia
J McLain Brown
Frederick
Aeine
Anzidpaid
Reformed Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Rockville
Westinster
Oaklaad
Annapolis
Washington City
West Virginia
Ariinsburg
Wheeling
Charleston
Moundaville
Keyser
Kearneyaville
Yanclevesville
Datfelds
Shenendosh Junction
Parkersburg
Shepherdstown
Girardstown
H F Willams
Railroad Department of the International Committee
Cleas Oland
German Department of the International Committee
C Liezner
Association In Colleges
Virginia
Scott EF Seresher
J C Lytch
Paul McKnight
Joseph Bowes
W E Waste
Balimore
PN Meade
Ep Ecapal
Scott F Hereday
Washington
Local Society Notes and Visits Highlight Evening Gatherings
The Pastime Literary Club meets at Miss Annie Worman's in Harmony Grove while Philomathean Society convenes at Red Men's Hall. Visitors include Mr. Alexander Robertson from St. Louis and Miss Roze McIntire from Emmittsburg visiting local hosts.
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Annie ‘Worman
Harmony Grove
Wm. Roelke
West Patrick Street
Alexander Robertson
St. Louis
Missouri
Frederick
Philomathean Literary Society
Red Men's Hall
Thomas Coates
Orange
N. J
Harry Brish
Patrick Street
Win. Burck
West South Street
Bentz Town Hill
Roze McIntire
Emmittsburg
Woodsboro
Jas. M.smith
Independent Hose Company
Hood
United Fire Company
B. H. Whalen
Earl A. Keycer
Washington, D. C
Hagera
Town
Emmitsburg
Portcarte
Ayer
Diffendal Brothers dissolve. firm renamed Diffendal Co
The firm of Diffendal Brothers is dissolved by mutual consent with Mar shall Diffendal retiring. The business will continue under the name C. L. Diffendal & Co and operate as the successor in interest.
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Dffendal Brothers
Marshall Diffendal
C. L. Diffendal & Co
Junior Firemen Plan New Carriage and Heater
The Standing Committee of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company met last evening and decided to purchase a self winding home carriage with capacity for 1000 feet of hose. A steam heater will be bought later, but no immediate purchase action will be taken.
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Junior Steam Fire Engine Company
Hotel Arrivals at Principal Inns Reported
Hotel arrivals list shows guests at Darlin House Central Hotel and others. Names include R Biggs M W Crutt O B Jones J Barber W E Waite J E Lane FA Nields and 10 members of a noted company. Locations cited include Balto Conn Pa and Culver.
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Tx Rotel
VY Hanns
J M Ritter
L Rothies
MV Bailey
EO Hinton
G W Tench
Baito
JO Miller
We Suirth
LE Eberly
Pa Smoyer
J A DeCamp
Brett
Pmyere
TK Pobincoa
E Shorey
Mase
County
DAR
Doubly Bereaved Parents Mourn Two Daughters
Harmony residents Mr and Mrs David F Bussard mourn the loss of their two young daughters within a month. Stella Bussard, seven, died of the same disease as their first child, and was buried in Myererville. The parents previously lost a daughter in early January.
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David F. Bussard
Harmony
Drother
Stella
Myereville
Childisess
Pleasant Affair and Thresher Explosion Report
A Pleasant Affair hosted by Mess Mamie Sifford for the Cooking Club ended after a late supper with guests in old time dress. Separate item reports a thresher explosion at Unionville area injuring several men, with one narrowly escaping fatal injury.
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Mamie Sifford
Maryland presidential electors in Annapolis prepare certificates
Seven Maryland electors met informally in Annapolis with their secretary to place names on three certificate envelopes. Robert G Comba sent a power of attorney for his signature, but it was not invoked. Secretary Purnell planned to seek legal guidance in Baltimore, then delayed after Berret's information hunt.
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State of Maryland
James Hodges
Henry Page
W. Scott Roberte
J. Berret
W. N. Smith
I. Gorham Moale
H. W. Talbot
Annepolis
Robert G Comba
St. Marys County
Wm G. Purnell
Senate
McLane
Acoon
Board of Public Works
Leonardtown
Comb
Mayoral Nomination Notes and Local Illness Retinue
For mayor William Wilcoxon subject to decision for Duin. Nomination convention and Bick list discussed. Local notables reported ill include David F. Schaeffer of Lechburg, Hilderbridle merchant at York Station, Chief Dadieran confined by illness, Mrs. Joseph Radcliff of Liberty ill at home, Master Harry Hoffman of West South street with pneumonia.
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Bick List
David F. Schaeffer
Lecherburg
Hilterbridle
York Station
Jhie Lome
Dadieran
Mas! Church St
Joseph Radcliff
Liberty
Harry Hoffman
West South Street
Montgomery County Notices and Local Updates
Montgomery County items report Edward M Veirs at home near Rockville with hopes of recovery. John W Darby Sr. near Selimans Station is reported near death. Gold specimens found on Jacob Muller’s Rockville area farm. George Hendly sells Gold Mine tract near Great Falls for 15000. A new Republican paper is to appear in Rockville. Cooke D Luckis buys three lots on the west end of Rockville for 800.
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Montgomery Co
Edward M Veirs
Veirs Bros
Montgomery County
Roskville
Fuml
Veirs
Montgomery Equity Court
Rockville
Vinson
John W. Darby
Bia
Seliman’station
Jacob Muller
George Hendly
Kirk
Great Palle
Stortgomery County
I Peper
Rookin
Montgomery ‘Preas
Cooke D Luckis
Myra R'T
Rackville
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the Daily News
Sity
Department of Agriculture
Washington Co. R.R
Washington County
A.R. Post
Wilson Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Knapp’s Institute
North Holliday Street
Grand Army
Thos. Daly
Wilfson
Becacee
Women’s Relief Corps
Second National Bank of Cumberland
Campbell
Baltmore Street
Frederick Riflemen
James McSherry
Court of Appeals
J. A. Lynch
Heim
Lee Topper
Weakington
D.C
Mies Irene Tresler
Washington, D.C
Richard Dixon
Bartgis
Passiona
Thresher- Arye Thresher
Dennis Hammond
Joh D. Gaither's
Unionville
Johan Gaither
Billy
Albert Trump
Kenton Coats
Crowber
Afr
Mir. G
Stair Feds
Hoderi
Mullinix & Kemp
William Wilcoxon
St. Joseph's Choir
Charles Robrbac
Loretto Jarbon Rohrback
Atéresa
Laker
Grod Howe
Freencs Md
Gatff Rouse Wita
Rtaui Gandiage Yard
Bir
Cus Hk & 4
Oueetopt Des Groff
Feederick
Church Street
Dan
South Market Street
Gouth Street
Abmy loCligard A. Frazier
East Patrick Street
Hisck Moree
Patrick St
Fhursday
J. Henry Schmidt
Walter Sawngers
Blosn & Vo
Magulacarers
WiGeorge Etront
Cinclada
Jentiese Caeda Mies Amnie Campbele
Isnzedin
J. Word
W. Hope Auhitow
Elling
Mas
Fortenns &c
Dary Ae
Clumbes O'bopreil
Pesereville
Siddeciasn
Mullen
W. Patrex
Ieragnts- Mor
Usrtiwis
Churen
Reuss
U. Shriners
Robert Dean
Ali Salats
Hutten
East Second Street
Poreteion Kiven
Sint
Pines
Brust& Co
Janklin
G. Cacia
Jas
W. Pearre
Court Street
Bow
T. G. Pulaplaine
Etohbon
Flider Ky eEcras
Alderwar
Apel
Vest Patek
He MoNixdorf
Aarp
Ty Hell
Zrederick
Frederick Kiflemes
Zret Pstrick St. Holler Birr
L. D Bixler
Sartonsidle
Alonzo P. Daznett
Smymma Mills, Die
Atay
Dru Cgase & Co
Lowell
G. J. Doll
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