Miscellaneous Hotel Arrivals and Regional Names
A fragmented listing notes hotel arrivals and a string of names across multiple towns and counties. It mentions Westenias's Hotel and Guerr House with numerous travelers or guests from Baltimore, Cortland, Philadelphia, Trenton, Westminster, Carroll County, and surrounding areas, reflecting a period travel aggregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westenias
Orrxy Horen
A. H. Shreffler
Joliet
Tis
G. A. Williams
B. Jenkins
A.G. Parrish
Wheeler
Burdette
G .McCaffray
Baltimore
E.H. Robler
Cortland
A. Repp
S. G. Kubn
L. Davis
May’ Karr
Columbia
B. N. Hickory
Trenton
N. J
BE. Billingsles
Westminster
Guerr
H. EB. Schaeffer
Hanover
H. E. Orford
Baltimore County
J. B. Evans
Minois
W.king
JW. King
Middlepoint
Death of Edward Sheffield at 23 in city
Edward Sheffield son of the late Andrew Sheffield a prominent young man of the city died at his East Patrick street home after a month of severe illness. He was active in Catholic organizations and local councils. Funeral services are set for tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock with Mass at St Johns and interment in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sheffield
Andrew Sheffield
East Patrick Street
Ee Nee Men’s Catholic Union and Fi Council
Cena Ee Sa
Denise
St. John’s Catholic Church
Catholc
Mre
Richard Thomas
Nek Woodbine
Freds County
St. Michelles Catholic Church
Poplar Springs
Joshua N. Warkeld
Green Selby
Reuben Basrisos
Cr .Button
Wiliam Hutchins
Henry E Hutchins
Marriage Announcement for Alma Grove and J F Durr
The Hon AL Grove of Frederick County and president of the Grove Lime Company will be married tomorrow at 5 p.m. to J F Durr of Lambert's Point near Norfolk Virginia. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Dr Wens at Court Street Baptist Church in Portsmouth Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. J. Grove
Frederickounty
al. J. Grove Lime Company
J. F. Durr
Lambert’s Point
Norfolk
Wens
Court Street Baptist Church
Portsmouw
RB. Moorman
Roanoke
Watts & Monumen
Frederick
West Virginia Central Railroad
Odd Fellows Hall
Baltimore
First National Bank of
Pleasant Dance Hosted by Mrs William Conrad
A very pleasant social dance was given at the residence of Mrs William Conrad in Ackyile on Monday evening in honor of Annie and Helen Zimmerman of Baltimore who have been visiting. A new patent was granted yesterday for a drill brush machine by Mr McClintock Youst of the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
New York
Lowenstein Park
Baer
Fout
Ely
Taner
Ay. Baer
Te A
Wiliam Conrad
Ackyile
Blisses Annie
Helen Zimmerman
Baltimore
McClintock Youst
Charles Grim
Martinsburg
W.a
Edward Price
Blair
Breoswick
Frederick News Letter From County Correspondents
County items from EsKLe's Milk-Jtly report local happenings near Frederick City and Charlesville. Notes on crop conditions, late planting, hay and wheat, accidents, and residents visiting relatives. Mentions of Zion Reformed and Bethel Lutheran churches, a brig pavement project, and community events like band festivals and a Sunday school picnic.
Springs on the Levi Wolf premises hint at hidden wealth
Mrs. Annie Kefanver fell ill in Frederick and could not return home for several days. Preparations begin to repaint the local school house, which still preserves its colors after a decade. Authorities note three springs on Ms Levi Wolf's land produce pure water and a yellow mineral sheen, suggesting potential wealth from nearby mountains rumored to hold metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severstsyn
Levi Wolf
Annie Kefanver
Frederick
Pessing Brunswick and local notes from Jerusalem and Pleasants
A mixed page item notes Brunswick prospects and trade potential near last week, Miss Mary Summers’ Baltimore visit, Mr. Grove’s porch and base club resignation, George Webster’s barn paint, and various local residents’ activities. July storm at D H Routzaba property and community notices include visits, sickness, wheat yields, and the Reformed Missionary Society monthly meeting set for August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Mary Summers
Baltimore
Jerusalem
Scly
Wm. T. & Grove
Grove
Baltimore County
Eliz
Wiliam Mercer
R. George Perry
Charles K. Smith
Brookstown
Howard Fox
Bagerstown
Stelie Bowers
Near Here
Lewistown
Julia Fogle
George W. Cromwell
Henry Afilier
Mary Mealy
New Market
Andrew Jacobs
Edward Cramer
Tobreshing
Reformed Missionary Society
Maryland Happenings and Local Political Notes
News of the state surveys Maryland items from yesterday including Knights of Pythias Day at Mountain Lake Park and a Howard county Democratic convention. It notes wheat damage from rains in Anne Arundel, court term in Talbot County, and various gubernatorial delegate activities in Kent, Montgomery, Carroll, and other counties. Reports of marriages, races, and local political endorsements accompany a round of local events and stockholder remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Knights of Pythiss
Mountain Lake Park
Howard County
Talbot County
Easton
Kent County
George Murdoch
State House
Annapolis
Isdeads
Vane
Frank Brown
W. Ton County
Majoriti Jones
Samuel Fuller
Rohrer
Neb
J. Corbis
Carlisle
Hegenstown
Fuller
Montgomery County
Jonea
Ford
Court of
Will case in Baltimore court over Warfield endowment
Judge Dennis filed his opinion in the Baltimore Circuit Court on the Safe Deposit and Trust Company as administrators of Susannah Warfield versus the Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church. The will leaves Groveland Farm near Sykesville to the church for Warfield College endowment, with a complex, vague bequest structure. The judge sustains the will in most parts except a $ ?000 bequest to Trinity parish, which is folded into the residue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argina
Dennis
Baltimore
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Susannah Warfield
Protestant Episcopal Church
Maryland
Groveland Farm
Sykesville
Warfield College
Trinity Parish
Picnic at Manor Church Draws Three Congregations
The three congregations and Sunday Schools of the Manor charge, Reformed church, 2a, hold an annual outdoor festival and picnic together this year in the grove at Manor church on August 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellow Springs
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Bir
D. Ramsbury
Mary Stall
Jobe Bead
Onpho
Ted
T. ‘Haffner
Frederick City
Palaltig
C_Spencer Stull
Frederick Junction
Grias D. Ramsburg
Cherlesville
Wm'h. Harris
David Shankle
Ann Mill Farm
Reformed Church
Weray
Brief Bits and Local News Highlights in Hagerstown Area
Compact summary of local items: Charles Vinton jailed then bailed after horse theft alleged by Hillary Myers near Monteemary. Edward Good injured cutting wood in Rock I with eye injury risk. Danser tenantship near the city. Smithsburg chess club. Bee dysville iron bridge plan. Beansboro and Sharpshan Turnpike reports. Hagerstown Bicycle Club ground search. David Luther Brodendolph cleared of arson charge. Lisbon area crops thriving with corn and tobacco. Southern Interstate Exposition Maryland days set in Raleigh. Col Buchanan Bobley touted for state Comptroller. Confederate monument statue erected in Roanoke. freight and bank stock market notes. freight and rainfall reports. adjoining counties data. Gettysburg and Harrisburg merger talks. various local meetings and court actions. rail and mining company movements. incidents and wildlife notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Vinton
Jst
Hoakville
Horce
Hillary Myers
Monteemary Cocery
Edward Good
Reek I
Charles E Danrer
Col Li Y. Baughman
Smithsburg
Beansboro
Sharpshan
Beedysville
Cspa
Hagerstown
Indian Spring
Isaac Halbert
Indian
Raleigh
N. C
Maryland
Buchanan Bobley
Prisoners in County Jails Census Figures Maryland County
The Census Bureau reports county jail statistics showing Maryland has 163 prisoners, with 65 white and 98 colored, 149 male and 14 female. Caroline County in Maryland has no county jail occupants. Also noted is a plat filed for the Mutes Land and Improvement Company of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Maryland
United States
Caroline County
Authorship of Stonewall Jacksons Way Clarified
A Baltimore Sun reader letter argues over who wrote the poem Stonewall Jacksons Way and corrects a misattribution. It states the music was by a Fredericksburg songwriter before the war, arranged for piano by Dr. Henry Dicviss, and published by Willitts Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
BA Snaith
Frederick
Baltimore Sen
Sun
Stonewall Jacksons Wey
Wittiz
Stonewall Jackson
Wey
Frederiek
Elon
Henry Dicviss
Moun St. Mary's College
Willtts Eho
A Lively Chase Leads to Jail for Wire Beating
David Robinson colored man was arrested by Constable Brangle on wire beating charges and committed for hearing. A dramatic escape bid from the Court House triggered a lively chase through the streets, with shots fired and officers in pursuit. His wife, the prosecuting witness, declined to testify and was also jailed until tomorrow’s hearing. Also noted were a new art teacher appointment at Frederick Female Seminary and the First Bricks production starting at Frederick County Steam Brick Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Robinson
Brengle
Turper
Wochkck
Brangle
Masistrate
Sheriff's
Robingon
Schmidt
Myers
Ogicers
Obenderfer
Hobbs
Toson
Adam Bruchey
Tha oAee
Alig
A. M. Zollicoffer
Tennessee
Frederick Female Seminary
Miss Zollicoffer
Philadelphia
Miss Sartain
Fonsseur Bonnet
Paris
Wom
Congress
Parnell
Will Sue The Corporation For Neglect At Market Street
A fragmented account describes a blackout on Market Street leading to a fall and injuries. It mentions a person aging and potential ten thousand dollars in support, with surrounding sympathy and chaotic references. The text also notes a tenant, N T Wachter, killing multiple snakes while hauling hay and grain on Montongua Springs farm, listing several species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. T. Wachter
Montongua Springs
Inquests and inventories filed in several estates
Orphans Court reports inventories filed for A. K. Watts and B. A. Conningham estates, and Juline Culi household property. Constable serves notice morning on 10-59 o'clock via RR to the House of Reformation, with Frank Hopkins James Hopkins and William Tobe son charged as incorrigible vagrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K R. Watts
B. A. Conningham
Juline Culi
Faken
Cheltenham
Sevences
Tex
House of Reformation
Frank
James Hopkins
Willamy Tobeson
DOM PEDRO THE SECOND A BRIEF HISTORY IN REVOLUTION
The article recalls Dom Pedro II of Brazil born 1825 in Rio de Janeiro, ruled 1840s to 1889, aided by reforms, independence from monarchy, and abolition of slavery. It notes his exile after Brazil became a republic, his health decline, and residence in France while criticizing the revolution as drastic and unexpected. It also reports on the Velotti case, where the shooter John Cook lies gravely ill and Velotti was jailed pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Pedro de Alcantara
Pedro the Second
England
Hig
Theresa Christina Maria
Francis I
That Two Sicilies
Portugal
Republic of Brazil
Som Pedro
France
Volot
Joby Valotti
John Cook
Weariven
Justice Blorgan
Rockville
Cook
Velotti
Democratic State Convention at the Opera House and Delegation Notes
A Baltimore convention scene outlines the Democratic State Convention at the Opera House with leaders and Frederick County delegates to voice for Spencer Jones. The piece lists numerous local figures and mentions a broad market ad for wool flannel cloth and pineapple cloths, urging shoppers to consider Cool, neat shoes and stylish wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belin Fock Opera House
Baltimore
Jomestow
Frederick County
Spencer Jones
Pete To
L. Victor Hughmans
Foe 2
Baker
Warmer Welsh
George Wm. Smith
OV. Elety
Uuterbridge Horsey
John T
Bargain Textile Sale at Light Cheviots and Prints
Moe te D.C. Winebrewer 4Co offers a great bargain on black and light goods. English cotton cloth also offered, with china cloths and goods at low per yard prices. Visit the shop and see the selection described as very pretty and good value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C
Jobe
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Wea
Maceis
Rimem
I Coes
Moor
Hawkeye
Frederick Penisle Seminary
Presbyterian
Trinity M. E
Pen-Mar
Brace| Ville
Bay Ridge
Plessant Day
Inil
Glenn H. Worthington
Hyaaeneal
County
Gobrespondence
Eskle
MILIS
Tuk Wesxir News
Fredesice City
Tae
Asy
Washington
Affen Stone
D. W. Wyand
J. $.Snyder
Conrad
Avudam
Lsst
Tae News
Utterbrck
Cap
J. S. Snyder
Sir Snyder
Barbara Snyder
Sisa Oo
Jacob
Humrick
Niles
The.c
Zion Reformed
Arias D.remsburg
Charlesville Cornet Band
Martin
L.: Wachter
Near Creagersfomay
Shis Place
Minnie Smith
Sandsay
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sanday
Frank Hedges
Stella
Fof Defferton
Mery E. S. Wachter
Suiss
Hila Wachter
Bloomfield
Opossimtown
Middletown
Mechanicstown
MT. Pleasant
D. H. Routzaba
News OF the State
Queen Anne
J. B. Brown
Edwin H. Brown
Stoatcomery Mining Com
John F Pullen
James M. Payne
Charles A. Swan
Edward M. Vandersloot
York County
John H. Rothrock
Dacpkin County
Expis
Charles J. Wilcoxon
Mary E. Wilcoxon
Lewis Cline
Albert W. B
Srg
Enright
Generel
Manor Toconsider
Gettysbur
Harrisby
Hammer
Eek
Ie Bright
George H. Bailing
R Reformed Picaic
Island Park
John's Institute
Edw
Sheffield
Sheriff Fairally
Glen Echo Chautaugne
Glen Echo
Annapolis Glass
Eastport
Henry B. Ross
Edgemont
Edward Sheffied
Mutus Land and Improvement Company of
Constable
Xegro
Frederick Chuy Steam Brick Company
East Sombayy¢et
Pera Weye
Mullinix & Kemp
Mullinix
K. B
Dom Pedro the
Borsersketch
D. A Best
Chantilly
D. A. Best
Temple of Fancy
JAMES
E. Walker & CO
Bryles
Gerat
JAS. B. Walker & CO
J. E. Walebe & CO
Roderuge
Srkgs
Ino. C. Rodergce
Lintmert
Adac
John
Rodertce
Itadicatarg, Md
Asentis Weutec
Graeme
Srep Gion
Marxet St
Otice
Jqen Hendrickson
John Bandrickson
Geo, A. Gilbert
Deni
Caltata
eLieera
Attorneys-At-Law
Hoge Court Meet
Beaderies, Mo
Pvliam Wilcoxon
Feeework
Buckaystown
J.doll & Son
Tery Gants
Rodock & & Nedig
Rowock 5
Neidic
Eahake & Neldigc
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