Tos Wses News Weekly Highlights Local Arts and Business Ads
The Tos Wses News, the state’s largest weekly outside Baltimore, offers extensive local news with reports from county correspondents and world dispatches. It features essays, architectural topics, farming, live stock, dairy, fashion, poetry, a new serial story The Face of Rozenfel, and a full advertisements list from merchants and services.
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Baltimore
Edgar F. Read
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Mary Jane
Alarket
Talmace
Rozenfel
Melliniz & Kemp
Shriner Milling Co
L. B. Wilhide
Brunswick Seminary
Notice for Subscribers in Taz Dany News
Subscribers are asked to settle bills on Saturday for the month ending that day as the semi annual collection closes. Out of town names listed. A chorus rehearsal for the Key Monument entertainment at the City Opera House occurred last night. Meetings planned tonight at the Y M C A and tomorrow the Philharmonic Orchestra rehearses. Howard Kusemans, Harry Simmons and Lawrence Falk left for a fishing trip to Greenfield Mills.
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Taz Dany News
Daly
Key Monument
City Opera House
Phlharmonic Orchestra
Mesers
Howard Kusemans
Harry Simmons
Lawrence Falk
Greenfield Mills
Personal notes on visitors and local residents
PURELY PERSONAL. Paragraphs about those who come and go. Margaret Alvey returns to agerstown from a visit to sister Mrs Glenn H Worthington Frederick. Mrs Julia A Willson Emmitsburg visits her son W D Willson Hagerstown. Thos H Haller and family leave for Highfield for a few days. Clara Garrett Baltimore visits Mrs D M Scholl. Aliss Lucile Sweisfort Danville Pa returns home after guesting with Miss Mary Eschbach. Lucy and Clara Schroeder East Second street visit friends in Hagerstown. Jesse HB Michael Prudential Insurance promoted to assistant superintendent of this district. Daisy Shawn Donbs guest of Jesse Michael family on West Patrick street. Philip D Lsird Montgomery county visits Dr Lloyd T Macgill Jr yesterday. N Whiffler plans visit to Baltimore and Washington. L Lilly and W J Allenbaugh left for Baltimore. ES Tyler returns to Baltimore after days in the city. John Sifford Baltimore in Frederick today on business. Rev H R Savate and wife Entonville visiting in the city. Jennie Strong York Pa visits Mrs Breck Shaw South Market street. Edward Herbert left for Montgomery and Washington counties yesterday. Mrs A A Knode Bageratown returns home after visiting friends.
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Margaret Alvey
D. M. Scholl
Aliss Lucile Sweisfort
Danville
Mary Eschbach
Misser Lucy
Clara Schroeder
East Second Street
Hagerstown
Jesse HB. Michael
Prudential Insurance Company
Baltimore
ES. Tyler
John Sifford
Frederick
H.R. Savate
Entonville
Jennie Strong
York
Breck Shaw
South Market Street
Edward Herbert
Montgomery
Washington Counties
A. A. Knode
Bageratown
Notable brief items prompt health note for Samuel Clemens
Samuel Clemens known as Mark Twain reportedly in poor health. He plans Europe travel with his wife for medical baths as advised by his physician. Other notes cover a fine mare, a shopkeeper’s cost policy, a Gapland man denying a congressional run, Sahara area size, a hospital leadership change, a temporary mayoral swap, a postmaster nomination, lawn tennis seed requests, and a Sonoma railroad idea.
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Samuel” L Clemens
Mark Twain
Europe
Alex-les- Bains
Bradley Foat
Frederick
Paria
George A. Townsend
Gath
Gapland
Hagerstown
Sahara Desert
United States
James L. Crossmore
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore University Hospital
OW. P. Getzendanner
Crossmore
Getzendanner
Fleming
Joseph F.eisenhauer
G. B. Arentzell
Harper's Ferry
Westminster Seeks Electric Rail Extension to Gettysburg
Westminster business leaders and citizens meet today to discuss extending the electric railway from Baltimore to Westminster and onward toward Gettysburg and Washington. Governor Brown, elected president of the company, backs the project as the town anticipates major benefits. The note also praises Sharon Daily Telegraph for its progress and journalistic quality.
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Electric Railroad
Westminster
Baltimore
Brown
Gettysburg
Hne
Washington
Tramp Found Sleeping in Car on Fourth Street Siding
Philip Hanley a Pennsy railroad car tresner found a tramp asleep in a car on the Fourth street siding after discovering a knocked out window. The intruder attempted to flee but was captured and handed over to authorities.
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Philip Hanley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fourth Street
Asoon
Hanley
Pay Car Arrives in City From Frederick at Noon
The Pennsylvania Railroad pay car drawn by engine 645, led by conductor Butledge and engineer Kline, arrived in the city yesterday at noon. Passengers included superintendent A. W. Mose, supervisor R. F. Wilson, master carpenter W. B. Brooks, paymaster J. T. Rules, Mr. Brown, and physician Webble. They departed Frederick at 2 PM.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Butledge
Kline
Burs
A. W. Mose
R. F. Wilson
W. B. Brooks
J. T. Rules
Accident to a Young Lady in Broad Run
Miss Katie Grove daughter of William Grove of Broad Run was struck by a trough while trying to harness a Texas pony. The blow fractured a bone near her ankle. Dr T E Hardy of Burkettville set the fracture and she is progressing well.
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Katie Grove
William Grove
Broad Run
T. E. Hardy
Burkettsville
Marriage Licences for Lewis Frazier and Rachel Stanton
Lewis Frazier of near Latonasville Montgomery county and Rachel Stanton of near Popler Springs Howard county, colored, apply for marriage licence in the county clerk's office.
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Lewis Frazier
Latonasville
Montgomery County
Rachel Stanton
Popler Springs
Howard County
Maryland Militia Rapid Mobilization Shows Ready Force
General Stewart Brown commands the Maryland Brigade National Guard and states no intimation troops are needed for the West strike. The 2,000 strong militia, with 1,200 in two city regiments and three independent colored companies, can mobilize within hours and move to Frostburg or protect state property if required. TheFirst Regiment moved from armories and reached a remote camp by Saturday morning after Thursday orders.
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Maryland
National Guard
Stewart Brown
Alleganny County
Frostburg
Esmp Iim
Ginte
Baltimore City
Cumberland
Mysterious disease kills stock in Wead county
News items from across the state note several deaths, local incidents, and public actions. Daniel Sparks of Centreville dies at sixty five, Mrs. George J. Batson passes in Westminster aged seventy. Across Kent, Ellicott City, and Westminster officials discuss rail and electric plans, fires damage homes, and a church benefit event is held in Ellicott City. Maryland teachers meet in Annapolis. Conowingo tragedy follows an employer’s fatal mill incident.
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Sharon
Wecd
Daniel Sparks
Centreville
George J. Batson
Westminster
G.T. Atkinson
Croisfield
Algerstown
Kent County
W. CG. Musgrove
Howard County
Ellicott City
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Baltimore
Ellicott City Electric Lighting Company
Wm 8
Wilmer
Elkridge
Howard Counties
Henry Norrin
Susquehanna Water Power and Paper
Conowingo
Cecil County
Baltimore Electric
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Annapolis
J. W. Thomas
Cumberland
Frank B. Mayer
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Funeral notices for local residents in city services
The funeral of Mrs Cornelius Dutrow was held at her Eat Second Street home with mass at St John s Church officiated by Rev Fr Coleman. Interment followed at St John s cemetery. Also, funeral services for Mrs Margaret R Cro nise at her West Third Street home with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons conducted the services. Further obsequies included Eiiza Offert aged 64 from Bentz Street with interment at Laboring Sons Cemetery. Miss Fannie McHenry s funeral set for this afternoon at 3 with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Cornelius Dutrow
Eat Second Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Masa
Fr. Coleman
Richard
Robert Dutrow
William and
Jacob Sourin
Johnson Durrow
St John’s Cemetery
F. Schroder
Margaret R. Cronise
Weat Third Street
E. R. Eschbach
H. C. Keefer
BE. A. Shriner
Samuel Darrow
J. H Lampe
Geo. Gittinger
M. BE. Doll
Mt. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Eiiza Offert
Bentz Street
J. T. Owen
Nick Nichols
Ren. Nichols
Albert Brown
John Davis
Laboring Sons
A. T. Rice & Sona
Fannie McHenry
Luther Eubiman
Mt. Ohvet
Jumpin to success in tough times the old tale
A shopkeeper learns from a fable that persevering through bad times yields better results. Keep a jumpin, carry a level head, stock good goods, maintain a clean attractive store, and advertise. Also notes political speculation in Baltimore on Wellington and Williams as possible nominees. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as a proven remedy.
Feast of the Fatted Calf draws a large crowd at Hancock
A Sunday evening feast at the Camp Ground near Hancock drew about a thousand attendees. Rev B B Johnner of Indianapolis led eight days of meetings ending with a barefoot returning prodigal portrayed by John Dingsley. Barbecue style fare fed many, but few joined the feast. Ten cent admission helped cover costs as the evangelist left Hancock for new fields.
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Camp Ground
Hancock
Leit
B. B. B. Johnner
Colorea Evangelis
Indianapolis
Ied
John Dingsley
Fesat
Evangelist
Memory culture lectures by Prof Boyd draw forty pupils in Frederick
Prof Boyd, a Baltimorean memory culture expert, spoke with a Newsman yesterday on East Church Street. He has taught for 28 years, visiting Chicago Brooklyn Philadelphia and other cities. His five lesson course ends with a signed contract promising secrecy. He plans to visit Denver and other western cities soon.
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Boyd
Newa
A. Boyd
East Church Street
Frederick
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Hia Pupila
Ife
Denver
Hotel Arrivals List From Multiple Cities
Since yesterday noon the following arrivals are noted at the hotel. Cage Here A W Moas R F Wilson Dr W E Webb George H Brown W B Brooks Miss Eleanor Moss J F Rubie C P Rutledge C W Kline W C Burk York J Peters W R Moffatt Wd Walker W H Trumbell F A Wheeler Philadelphia D Smith Wilmington Joe W Lloyd Chicago C W Saunders Richmond W G Egerton Illinois H D Martin 8 C Martin New York C P Durfee Boston W E R deeman D Kaufman W G Ditmar bas Sheely J Hemp J H Sifford E W Helese H B Applewhalte H Meuter Baltimore county 5 Grorr House Adolphus Lindig Montgomery county J H Libhart W Spotten Columbia Rev O B Brane Dayton D Ohio D Brane Washington county 15 Caxntix House Miss Emily Pampel Richmond J J Coyne W R Branden Baltimore county 10
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A W. Moas
R. F. Wilson
W. E Webb
George H. Brown
W. B. Brooks
Eleanor Moss
J. F. Rubie
C. P. Rutledge
C. W. Kline
W.C. Burk
York
J. Peters
W. R. Moffatt
W.d. Walker
W. H. Trumbell
F. A. Wheeler
Philadelphia
D. Smith
Wilmington
Joe. W. Lloyd
Chicago
C. W. Saunders
Richmond
W. G. Egerton
Illinois
H. D. Martin
C Martin
New York
C. P. Durfee
Boston
W. E R. Deeman
D. Kaufman
W.G Ditmar
Bas Sheely
J. Hemp
J. H. Sifford
E. W
Maryland Day at the World’s Fair Honors Francia Scott Key Sketch
Mr. Baker Johnson gave a program of Maryland’s Day exercises at the World’s Fair. A brief life sketch of Francia Scott Key and a superb recital of The Star Spangled Banner by Biss Marths Ford of Baltimore delighted about three thousand in Music hall. Johnson attended as Frederick’s representative and enjoyed the memorable occasion.
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Baker Johnson
Maryland
Francia Scott Key
Biss Marths Ford
Baltimore
Music Hall
Johnson
Frederick
The Bonds Disposed Of
City authorities withdraw bond sale ads from The News after the entire 25409 dollars worth bonds are sold. Advert excess praises the outcome for city welfare and notes a decline in advertising revenue for the newspaper. A drug ad promotes Syrup of Figs for kidneys liver and bowels with bottles sold at one dollar by California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Sump Co
Novel Patent Food Product Ad Letters From 1804
A Virginia reader in July 1804 writes to B.C. Shriner praising the Patent Superlative butter or bread aid and requesting a barrel, noting unsolicited letters prove the product’s value and implying high demand for CERESVILLE KOLLER LOUR bread support.
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CE Ee Heepererine
W. Va
B.C. Shriner
Sir
Doctore and the Law Sets New Medical Registration Rules
The act of the recent General Assembly reorganizes medical practice in the state. Starting July 1, every practitioner must be registered and licensed. Those practicing before June 1892 may register without exam. others must undergo board examinations or a special test. Fines for noncompliance range from $50 to $200, with state officers enforcing the new provisions.
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Board of Medical Examiners
Ume
Ron
Baltimore and Ohio Excursions to Washington and Atlantic City
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces July 19 excursions from Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg and intermediate stations to Washington Junction Md and to Atlantic City Cape May and Ocean City offering low rates and reliable service. Tickets return valid for twelve days from sale on six regular trains with stops in Washington for viewing Congress and Potomac trips to Mt. Vernon and other sites. Also mentions Pullman cars on certain trains and announces merchandise sales including umbrellas and Mattings at cut prices.
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Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Washington Junction
Atlantic City
Cape May
Bes Iste City
Washington
Congress
Potomac
Mt. Vernon
Harper's Ferry
Hagerstown
WiCam
Federick
Washington Jet
Philadelphis
Pullman
Denver
Col
Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co
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Ites
Ohio River
Aly
Baltimore
Akron
Chicago
Grafton
Bellaire
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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