Adamstown Dramatic Association Names Executors
The fragment lists individuals including A Poole B Ruprecht and George Brust & Co and mentions executor Pa Shaefer for a Seine Sinker life matter. The legible items indicate a drama group and related wills or estates, with names of associates and an executor noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamstown
Ass'n. CG
A. Poole
B. Ruprecht
Orge Brust & Go
Ieiha
Pete Aal
D. H. Best
Pa Shaefer
Seine Sinker
Struggle of Life
Oak Grove Notes of Social Life and Local News
County correspondence from Oak Grove reports Mrs Annie Mercer hosting a dinner with friends, music by Geo W Keller, recitations by Irene Young, and refreshments. Nearby, Mr Kemp Geter promotes anti liquor measures near Mt Carmel, Rev G F Farr ing to preach at Oak Grove school, and weathered social gatherings at Geo W Clay and Loy's. Several residents travel, visit, or recover from illness, with notes on funerals and a stereoscopic exhibition in the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Annie Mercer
Rs. G. W. Gray
Irene Young
Wm. Kemp
Mt. Carmel
Kemp
Pleasing Notes From Southern Alumni Meeting
Pleasant paragraphs honor Rev. Dr. E RB Eschbach and Prof. HL Apple Jr at the Southern Alumni Association gathering of Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster PA held in Hagerstown yesterday evening. Prof Apple spoke on The education of Woman. Mrs Mantz Rhodes and Miss Stell Shope left for Baltimore on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mr and Mrs W Maskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. RB. Eschbach
HL. Apple, Jr
Southern Alumni Association of Pranklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Hagerstown
Apple
G. Mantz Rhodes
Stell Shope
Baltimore
AL Maskell
Legislature Proceedings Reflect Debates and Bills
Governor Brown sent a message noting Maryland National Guard debt free and ready for service. Debates cover school district trustees, Oyster Navy support, railroad funding transfers, heated cars, and county treasurer elections. Local routine includes bills for Frederick aged aid, bridge consolidation, adjournment rules, and a refund of $156 to Frederick county’s former State treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
General Assembly
Maryland National Guard
Adjt
B. Kyd Douglas
Crothers
Henze
Elkton
Biddletown
Elkton and Southern Railroad Company
St. Mary’s
Antispolis
Parran
Calvert
Hayes
House
Field
Maryland Democratic Editorial Association
Senate Finance Committee
Cleveland
Senate
Newman
Frederick City
Berlin
Brunswick
Lovettsvile Bridge
Maryland
Virginia
Rouse
Perry
Committee On Rules
Wilkinson
Committee On
Anton
Charles T. Rowe
Frederick County
Elevator shaft accident ends with improvised ear repair
Jerry Dorsey, a color ed waiter at the Hotel Hamilton in Hagerstown, fell about fifteen feet into an elevator shaft while entering the shaft with a bundle of clothing. He found his missing ear in the darkness, was treated by Dr. E A Wareham, and hopes the ear can be reattached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Dorsey
Cato Cage
Dorcey
William Keys
Arthur Lee
West Bethel Street
E. A. Wareham
Funeral Showcases Two Obituaries for Miss Sallie Whalen and Br Joseph Crawford
The funeral for Miss Sallie Whalen was held at her East Patrick Street home with Rev. Gil and Rev. Hawk officiating. Pallbearers included Aesare Eugene Taylor Jesse Kauffmen Luther Harrison Granville Lindsay Samuel Winebrewer and A Fearhake. Burial followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. W E B Eichison was the undertaker. Separately Br Joseph E Crawford was buried after a service at Carmel Church conducted by Rev Schulenberger. Pallbearers named R Kolb and others assisted. Burial was at Bloant Canal graveyard. C C Carty served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Whalen
East Patrick Street
Gil
Hawk
Aesare
Eugene Taylor
Jesse Kauffmen
Luther Harrison
Granville Lindsay
Samuel Winebrewer
A. Fearhake
Mt. Olivet
W. E. B. Eichison
Joseph E. Crawford
Isie
Pest
This County
Mr. Carmel Church
Rev. Schulenberger
Heroic Rescue as Steam Engine Breach Threatens Plunge
In Nam ehaia area a Black bystander rushed to aid an engineer trapped by escaping steam and hot water. He ignored cries to stop as the engine neared explosion, declaring his intent to help and saving the distressed worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namehaia
Herolam
Orphana' Court First and Final Account Heard
The first and final account of Clarence C. Carty administrator d b n of the goods and chattels of Michael Bayer late of Frederick was before the court. The court adjourned to meet Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphana
Clarence C. Carty
Michael Bayer
Boyer
Frederick
History of Frederick homes discussed at Historical Society meeting
The Historical Society of Frederick County met at Col. Winebrewer’s Court Square residence with Judge Lynch presiding. Members traced the occupancy and history of local houses, recounting ties to Dr. John Tyler, Gen. LaFayette, the Potts family, Col. McPherson, and other prominent figures, then adjourned to reconvene in February at Dr. Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Historical Society
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Col. Winebrewer
Court Square
Judge Lynch
Ben. Edward
Eichelverger
John Tyler
Tyler
Thomas Jefferson
Lislesman
United States
Major Goldsborough
West Patrick Street
Jacobser
Hofman
Central Bank
John Hoffman
Oirelals
Potts
Wm. Crawford Johnson
William Tyler
Olany
Frederick
Frederick Nelson
Judge Nelson
East Second Street
John &. Harding
Ritchie
John Nelson
Franklin Smith
Brien
Col Winebrewer
Tilton
Frederick College
Selections From State News Briefs and Local Affairs
Reports from Cecil county to Annapolis cover gas prices, court house demolitions, railroad grading, and an earthquake topic. Winners in contests for Hagerstown firemen, road supervisor qualifications, and wills cases in the Court of Appeals are listed with several local actions in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil County
Anunegpoliz
Anne Arandel
Hagerstown
South Mountain Electric Railway
Washington and Chesapeake Beach
Patuxent
Annapolis
White
Prince George's County
Montgomery County
Fystisvilie
Joseph Wickes
Court of Appeals
John Grege
James H. Wilson
Wilmington
Del
Syrup of Figs Promises Permanent Constipation Cure
The ad claims Syrup of Figs provides a permanent cure for constipation while criticizing other laxatives as temporary and harmful, urging readers to choose the fig remedy for lasting relief.
Boston official visits Frederick with views on city aid
Mr. David F. Barry president of Boston's common council travels to Frederick with Peter J. Fitzgerald to visit Barry's brother Michael Barry, an upholsterer. Barry cites Boston's relief programs, including work for the unemployed and nightly lodging, and notes Boston's Nay Falls Home initiative. He discusses city lighting and a $610,000 appropriation for electric lights in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Barry
David F. Barry
Boston
Maas
Peter J. Fitzgerald
Frederick
Michael Barry
F. Schroeder
David P. Barry
Common Council of
Nay Falls
Rising Sun Street Lighting Company
The Mule Power on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Plans to convert canal boats to electric trolleys to haul coal from Cumberland to Georgetown are outlined with a $25,000 incorporation and key figures. Proposals foretell faster speeds, cheaper coal transport, and possible canal-bed rails if the venture falters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stont
Chesapeake and Ohio
T Fo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Cumberland
Georgetown
Chas
K. Lord
Lloyd Lowndes
H Crawford Busch
Alexander Shaw
Clarence Lane
Leovart’s Dismal Demeanor Before Execution
Three weeks remain until the execution of Leonard. He shows no visible fear and spends time with guards, rarely speaking of the crime. He has two daughters and a brother in law near Washington, but none have visited the jail. letters from Frederick to Washington were sent on his behalf. He sleeps well, eats normally, and remains withdrawn from fellow prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leovart
Leonard
Washington
Frederick
Aifsr
St John Institute Students Stage Damond Pythias Night
Young performers from St John Institute staged an operatic act and the classic play Damon and Pythias at City Opera House. Francis Roelkey led as Damon with Edward Smith as Pythias, while Francis Beckley and others delivered strong supporting roles. 80 complex pieces were mastered after only weeks of rehearsal, with Bettie Walsh, Rose Brenner, and Charles Brenner providing instrumental music.
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St. John's Institute
St. Juke's Lherfry Institute
Opera Haus
Plasfore
Damon and
Pythias
Pinafore
Sir Joseph Portar
J. Harry Kennedy
Corcorsa
H. Alr. N
Roy R Ruland
Little Buttercup
Joseph P. Smith
Dick Deedeye
Leo F. Walsh
Sturdy Gallera
George Smith
George Eichelberger
J. Topper
Frank Phebus
Harry Leichert
C. Luke
John Kennedy
Charlie Kurck
S$. Horn
W. Bent
EB. Marmon
Leicherz
D. Bear
T. Phebus
J Smith
Lttle Fellowa
Francis D. Roelkey
Damon
Edward J. Smith
Dernent Boelkey
Dionysius
George F. Topper
Procle
Robert A. Burck
Philistius
Chas. J. Grambine
Damocles
Theo
Francis Beckley
George W. Netood
Lucullus
Barry J. Leichert
Aram
Charles B. Burcek
Galts
Taylor J. Brengle
Davai Keller
Ea Gannon
Victor Simpson
George Groshon
Charles Koonz
John Uakin
Stephen Grove
Bettie Walsh
Roze Brenner
Charles Brenner
Hancock Bank Organized With Seven Incorporators
The stockholders of the new State bank of Hancock met Tuesday and named incorporators and directors E. P. Cahill P F Little W B Lashley W S Cornelius J F Fields W A Rowles and Breathed Bridges. The bank will open for business once the charter is received from the Legislature.
Mad dog killed near Thurston after violent advance
A young shepherd dog owned by Mr. dos. A' House near Thurston went mad on Tuesday morning. It attacked stock in the yard and barn yard. A shot from a gun halted its charge. It evaded briefly but was tracked down and shot with help from Mr. House's father and Mr. Harding.
A Small Boy's Views on a Boxing Defeat
A brief, racialized remark from a young colored boy reacting to a defeat by Mitchell at Corbett’s hands. He predicts a different outcome next June when Jackson faces him, insisting the opponent will be gone soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Corbett
Jackson
Bargain Notices and Instrument Ad From Local Listings
A cluttered notice bundle advertises musical instruments including banjos guitars autoharps and violins at a room opposite City Hotel with low prices and payments. It also promotes a large sale of poultry produce dried fruits and vegetables and urges ordering the evening before. Additional real estate and clothing sale notices promise great reductions on ladies and children's coats and undergarments with cash or easy payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Instrumenta
Gem
City Hotel
Wm. H. Hammack
Walter Sanford presents The Struggle of Life at City Opera House
Tonight Walter Sanford stages The Struggle of Life at the City Opera House with elaborate scenery including Battery Park winter scenes and Fifth Avenue views. The production features comedy amid an abused hero and heroine and tickets are on sale. General Gordon will lecture on the Last Days of the Confederacy at the Opera House Monday evening February 5. Admission 25 and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sanford
America
City Opera House
Battery Park
Liverty
New York Harbor
Rutger
East Rer
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Generel Gordon
U. S
Georgia
Opera House
The
Presbyterian Church
Remnant Mats and Carpet Edges Bargains
Local advert announces daily additions to the Table of Short Lengths with remnants of r ibbons and carpet materials. The Matting department reports a strong year with many remnants measured and marked, offered at nail prices to clear stock. call early for selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Lesbian Literary Society to Meet at Womans College
The Lesbian Literary Society of the Womans College will hold its regular weekly meeting this evening at the usual hour. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifier and cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesbians
Lesbian Literary Society
The
Womans’ College
Uanal
Hood
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