Multiple Norheast Maryland Notices From Ailing Times
The article records a string of local incidents: a conference night closure at Hagerstown Lordly School. fear for pestilence affecting Washington county pesco crop uss ver sa zucca. funeral for Benjamin Mellor at Emory M. BE Church in Ethcon City. Philadelphia parties buying a coal property from Henry Hamill heirs in Garrett county. a freight wreck on the Columbia and Port Depos Railroad at Baldfriar Cecil county. Professor Mallarian from New Windsor College preaching in Hagerstown on Armenian atrocities. body of John Jones found in a pond near Elkton with murder as a likely cause. Henry A. Floto of Ohio arrested in Garrett county for perjury involving a marriage license. Mise Nansie Milla dies near Cokesburg near Pocomoke after a long illness. Wives of Neg Placts adjudged in a case by Carroll County Court sent to Spring Grove Asylum. thieves attempt a burglary at Lieutenant A M Knight’s residence on Naval Academy grounds in Annapolis. epidemic last fall decimated horses and mules in Pocomoke City creating stock demand.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Benjamin Mellor
Emory M. BE
Eth Con City
Philadelphia
Henry Hamill
Garrett County
Columbia and Port Depaslt
Baldfriar
Cecil County
Mallarian
New Windsor College
John Jones
Elkton
Henry A. Floto
Ohio
Mise Nansie Milla
Cokesburg
Pocomoke
Carroll County
Spring Grove Asylum
A.M. Knight
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Pocomoke City
Man near Kenfmans Nearly Dies From Bowel Obstruction
Jare Hollinger of Greencastle PA fell gravely ill with a bowel obstruction. Surgeons planned an opening operation as a last resort, but a non surgical cure followed after a ball of saw dust was found to be the cause.
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San Dum
Syrup of Figs Promises Health and Gentle Constipation Relief
Advertises Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative with gentle action on kidneys liver and bowels. Claims quick relief from headaches fevers and constipation while avoiding weak organs. Promotes medical approval and urges buying only California Fig Syrup Seely with its name on every bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Personal notes from Petersville visitor in Frederick
Purely personal paragraphs describe Mrs. Thomas Bebiey of Petersville visiting Frederick on Saturday afternoon. The piece highlights social movement and local chatter about who came and went in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bebiey
Petersvile
Frederick
Local residents names and visits from nearby towns
Dr Lake of Charieatown W Va hosted Mr and Mrs Geo E Smith of Weer Second Street yesterday. Numerous friends from Montgomery and Frederick counties visited, with many traveling to see Miss Maud Trande and Miss Florence Stewart in different towns. Several residents, including Dr Eugene Jones of the University of Maryland, returned home after visits in Baltimore and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lake
Charieatown
W- Va
Geo. E Smith
John Green
George
Washington, D.C
Meaes Gay Acbacge
Charles Meter
Mersca
Kate Crom
Day Zinmermade
Pert
Mary Poote Jones
Naanle Aveo
Montgomery County
Maude Trande
Mr. Brown
Potstown
Cheater Kemp
Mus
Lena Eshienberz
Adamstows
Acos Hoke
Cerearite Misa Hansona
BE. Ross Diggs
Pat
C. Proms Bougumaa
Second Street
J. H Kieiniins
Wasalegton
Yore
Florence Stewart
Nice
Misa Carolyn O'Connell
Haltimore
Thos. J. Stitely
James H. Gambrill
Thia City
Oatland
Afternoon Blaze Destroys Wright Dwelling Near Point of Recka
A two story frame house owned by Mr. Jack Wright near Point of Recka burned between two and three on Friday afternoon. The kitchen started the fire from a defective flue and furniture was saved with neighbors helping. Estimated loss runs around 500 to 600 dollars as no local fire department was available.
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Jack Wright
Point of Recka
News of the Churches in Boonsboro area revival reports
The Reformed Guild was led by Mr Wm C Birely and All Saints chapel holds usual services while St Marys Chapter meets Wednesday. Rev EB Slater of Burkittaville has a unanimous call to pastor Lutheran churches in Boonsboro Rohreraville but has not decided. Revival services at Fesgayllis continue to draw interest with four probationers joining M E Church yesterday. A large evening gathering filled the main floor and galleries and a second meeting offered a path to Christian life. The altar was filled with penitents and the meetings may extend a week or two if interest persists.
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Reformed Guild
Wm. C. Birely
All Saints Epiacopsi Chapel
St. Mary
EB. Slater
Burkittaville
Boonsboro
Rohreraville
Fesgayllis
M. EB
Lfe
Opportunity in the South as a land of growth and peace
The Augusta Chronicle praises the South for year round work, rich soil, abundant coal iron and lumber, and water power. It highlights low labor hardship, absence of strikes, and harmonious communities, arguing the region offers unmatched wealth and factory potential.
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South
The
Augusta
Chronicle
Arrivals list Includes Pope Correll and Others
Since yesterday noon a series of arrivals are noted from multiple locations. Names include Pope erisbong Correll Hagerstown Mrs Chapman Wilson Davis Washington Sion Missouri Busy Ballmore Davis Perkins Company Kauffman Cantos Leamar Royce Beusidick Giles plus Satsam Cona Ert McAnler and others from Montgomery Ohio Philadelphia New Jersey and Baltimore.
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H. Giles
New Jersey
Guerr Horez
John €. Satsam
Montgomery County
J. A. Cona
Washington
F. P. Ert
Baltimore
EB. McCanler
Ohio
Peach crop outlook split among Maryland growers
In Hagerstown Maryland January 22 reports show frost damaged peach beds with potential total failure in some areas. Keedysville's Emory Pry predicts about 24 percent of buds survived with favorable conditions possibly yielding a fair crop. Pry disagrees on orchard slope with western or northern exposures, noting eastern slopes may offer the best chance for a usable harvest.
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Hagerstown
Eddgemeat
Tne
Elg Singe
Sa Moyadale
Emorr Pry
Keedyaritte
Wil
Pry
Tha
Jury roster changes for February term at Loy court
Jurors listed for LUdtL Ove Deen Loy court district numbers 1 4 5 15 21 and 11 with replacements on Saturday including Hobert Ranneberger John Hergen and William J Sweeney replacing several members. Additional substitutions: Jacob Hogenstock and J Frank Eisenhauer fill in for Clarence Carty Arthur Potts Calvin P Smith subs for Samuel W Barrick.
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Ubasges
Ludtl Ove Deen
Loy Court
Carlos de Garmendia
Washington Petiloger
O J. Summers
Aorstam TL
UU Csrty
Archer Potts
Deane
Hobert
Ranneberger
John Hergen
Washington Petlinger
Joahor Longman
O. J. Sanmers
William J. Sweeney
Abraham J. Roddy
Jacob Hogenstock
J. Frank Eisenhauer
Clarence Carty
Arthur Potts
Calvin P. Smith
Samuel W. Barrick
Burglar Dramatic Offering At City Opera House
Tonight at the City Opera House a dramatic presentation titled The Burglar will draw diverse audiences with its portrayal of crime in a wealthy home. The company recently completed a successful run in Washington, D.C. and now performs without advance prices, promising a rare treat for both young and old.
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City Opera
Jos
Washington, D.C
Fixed in Their Habits and Ancient Marriages in Garrett County
In Lewiston Me the Lewiston Journal notes an elderly couple whose son brought his Boston wife home. The wife redecorated, doors were removed, portieres hung, and the old couple cried for months. The son returned to the farm to avoid harming his parents. In Cumberland Md a groom aged ninety one marries Eliza Warwick aged fifty one. Broadwater has 22 children and 99 grandchildren.
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Lewinton
Hye
Boston
Cumberland
Amos Broadwater
Garrett County
Eliza Warwick
Allegany County
Frostburg
Broadwater
Mr. Broadwater
Fa Qale Wall
Injured by a Fall William 4 Rafling of Frederick
William Rafling of Frederick was injured Thursday near Williamsport while crossing the canal. His right arm was dislocated and badly bruised after a fall. He had visited his uncle Archibald Enaminger, who recently died. Rafling stopped at the Central House in Hagerstown and, suffering severe pain, was treated by Dr. C H W Ragan and his arm dressed. During the procedure he became sick with nausea and intense pain.
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William 4
Rafling
Frederick
Williamsport
Archibald Enaminger
Central House
Hagerstown
C. H. W. Ragan
Crackers and Ginger Prices Drop in Local Market
A dispute among Cuamberlan grocers causes price cuts as crackers fall from eight to four or six cents per pound and ginger snaps drop from ten to four cents. Buyers report hundreds of pounds of sods and oyster trackers sold at lower rates amid a broad price squeeze.
Unclear text from Monrovia notices and ads
Fragmentary OCR lists marriage licenses Aden Anderson and Maggie M Bur Isles of Monrovia, county records, and mentions Dr Belle Cea with Buckies’s A1nice Aaire salve advertisement. Reads as a scattered notices page with licensing and local products, lacking coherent events.
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Aden Anderson
Maggie M. Bur- Isles
Monrovia
Man Held On Suspected Crimes Identified By Officials
A reportedly well dressed man entered Police Justice Eck stels office seeking sight accommodations. He claimed to be Howard Murray from Mesville Pa, but Carroll and Baltimore county authorities suspect him as Carl Wells, the escapee from Westmonster jail wanted for shooting Officer Doyle and several burglaries. He is in Montevue awaiting identification. The description matches the man seen by revenue collector Ed Koonts, though Murray denies Wells. He is about 30, 5 feet 9, 160 pounds, with sandy hair and mustache, wearing striped pants and a black derby.
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Police
Justice
Eckstels
Poward B Marrsy
Thas
Meadrite
Penssyranis
Monterue Hospital
Koontz
Carroll County
Weis
Mootzvue
Monteras
Breagle
Montevue
Carroll
Baltimore
Wells
Howard Murray
Mesvville
Wih Hamsport
Westminster Wherlf
Educate the Poor A New York Times Call for Primary School Reform
The New York Times argues that money for schools is insufficient and urges fixing primary schools first. It demands adequate light, ventilation, and healthy classrooms, with teacher supply and class sizes not exceeding forty, before funding higher grade buildings.
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New York Times
Assault case leads to jail despite arrest
Charles Martin and William Brice were jailed on five charges of assaulting McClellan Davis of Thurmont. Samuel Miller, blamed as the instigator, escaped. On Saturday the two men appeared before Police Justice Ecktain and were released on a $25 bail bond for the next court term.
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Afsault
Chailes Martin
Wm. Brice
McClellan Davis
Thurmont
Thia County
Samuel Millier
Martin
Brice
Ecktain
Indicating Inactivity of the Skin and Pore Blockage
The text describes skin inactivity due to clogged pores and accumulated poisons under the skin. It claims red lumps blotches pimples and relief as the poison is drawn out while soothing inflammation. It extols a skin medicine as the best in the world with miraculous quickness and thoroughness. It lists pimples blotches tiny worm tetter eczema dandruff itch salt rheum and even piles as conditions cured.
Independent Boys Prepare Confederate Boy Play
The Independent boys rehearse nightly for the Confederate Boy production. The cast includes capable young men and several talented young ladies assisting, promising a show of strong war reminiscences and broad local interest.
Hagerstown fair directors form new committee
By invitation the Hagerstown fair directors appoint Mersra John W. Stonebraker president Geo M Stonebraker Charles B Lene Dr J McP Scott and George W Smith Jr a committee to Broderick method Wednesday and arrange yearly alteration dates for the two associations.
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Hagerstown Fair
Mersra
John W. Stonebraker
Geo. M. Stonebraker
Charles 8. Lene
J. McP. Scott
George W. Smith, Jr
Aego
Broderick Meth Wadnesday
Kolhoss Case Alimony Petition Heard in Rockville
In Rockville on Saturday the court ruled in the Kolhoss alimony petition Mrs Mabel Kolboes v Chas Kolhoss. The defendant is ordered to pay $150 counsel fees and per month dating from October 3 1894, payable in advance.
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Kolhoss
Tha
Rockville
Vardic
Mabel Kolboes
Chas
Advancd
Resoelved An Appointment In Government Service
Mr John Ritchie left Frederick on Saturday for Washington preparing to join the Indian Territory service. Capt Jacob Dadiaman has booked the Griman Cellar Door company for a performance elevening February 11th.
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Jacob Dadiaman
Griman
Real Estate Transfers and Lectures Notice
Real estate transfer: Joseph Weddle and Grayson Wed die trustees to Margaret BE. Walie, lot in Larmont. A postponed lecture: Dr George B. Reed will lecture Monday evening February 11 at the MB E Church. Also ad for Salvadon OU throat remedy and local druggist notices.
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Joseph
Weddle
Grayson Weddie
Margeret BE. Walie
Larmont
George B. Reed
MB. E. Church
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Foster Medicine Co
Baltimore, MD
Hall, Headington & CO
N. Charles
W. Faystte
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Newe Job Printing Office
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A. L. Pearre
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Roy” Cor
West Patrick
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South Market
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