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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1897
Page
4
Funeral services for Mrs. Lloyd Steele, daughter of Francis Scott Key, were conducted at St Anno's Episcopal Church in Annapolis. The prominent gathering included Gov. Lowndes and many notables, with tributes recalling her long life, intellect, and memories of the Revolution era, as pallbearers and guests paid respects.
The B and O to Baltimore at the Culbera entrance to the Baltimore Live canal will have a new passenger station, work to begin immediately, with improvements costing around 100000 dollars. The note mentions connected routes from various cities and a Royal River line term, reflecting a broader regional impact.
Betty Taylor Dendridge, descendant of Zachary Taylor, preserves a relic linked to General Braddock. The curious tale traces the saber from Braddock’s field wound to an 1816 Rio Grande campaign owner, Edward Worth, and finally to Taylor, who declined the gift publicly and kept it for his military chest.
Fragmentary medical advice lists home remedies for throat and chest symptoms. Instructions mention applying cotton with eel and alcohol mix to the gum, using bread and warm water, and coughing care for children. The text stresses breathing through the mouth and clarifies air passage techniques, with references to bronchial issues and colds.
The Adamstown Dramatic Association staged Valdamiths’ comet comedy in Krely's Hall. Horace Davis led Me Hardcastle and J Heatley Cham ben in key roles, with music by Culawall and the Adamstown Select Orchestra. The show drew strong applause despite weather, and the group plans more visits to neighboring towns. The article notes court filings for guardianships and estates, and previews a Baltimore concert by Durmelstor with local patrons praising his orchestral mastery.
In a cold weather case, Canayng Conchalad Wrarone and Greenbury Chambers near Won were arrested for carrying concealed weapons. Ashor Golan baugh produced the warrant before Magistrate While on bail of $100 each, they await further hearing on Saturday. Magistrate Bisor ordered two temporary jail terms for Avedaye, noting the sheltering of vagrants by Mr. Diuer, but opting to send the men to jail for a few days due to cold and a crippled companion.
Funeral services for T Edward Thirston were held Sunday at the house of the deceased in Williamsport with Rev George Bowers officiating. Pallbearers included Scott M Wolfmaer Ack Hammerels Edger Smith Jack Kheeley A M McAstaell and Charles Brewer. The Hagaretown Bicycle Works milling department sent a wheel memorial. The funeral of Mrs Lydia Bent, reported yesterday, will be held tomorrow Wednesday at 8 p.m. from her late home on South Mare Street.
A muddled report of a baseball game between Creagerstown and Friendship on Tuesday dusk notes the latter at bat when called. Battery for Friendship was Liday and Free, for Creagerstown Warner and Bpeak. The event references a lively crowd with a 6 to 109 edge favoring Creagerstown and mentions local fire events and a committee plan.
A fragmented vintage advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments. It claims the product strengthens the body, relieves nervous strain, and promotes health for women preparing for motherhood, praising the physician and Buffalo institution as trusted authorities for thirty years.
A jumble of property transfers shows David G. Maln and wife to GU A. Woehter, John W. Croayer rent estate in Frederick County, and several other deeds. Advertisements push tonics and patent medicines including Hoatetter's Stomich Oittora, Karl's Cover Root Tea, Clover Root Tea, and Shnsh's Core claims, with various testimonials and offers.
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