Presidents Visited Frederick Beneath Lockdown Echoes
The article chronicles visiting presidents and notable figures in Frederick from 1837 to 1880. Mart Van Buren and Georg Burrigoo stayed at local hotels. Lincoln met citizens after Antietam and South Mountain battles, delivering a restrained address. Grant attended agricultural fairs in 1874 and 1875, while Rutherford B. Hayes visited in 1880 with cabinet members.
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Marther
Frederick
Tan News
Mart= Van Boren
Tas Ualied
Dorsey's
City
Mountain City
Freaklin Pierce
Pierce
Winfeld Beatt
Gideon J. Pillow
Tacubaya
Mexico
Abraham Lincoln
Battle Felds
Antietam
South Mountain
John W. Garrett
Marshal Lamon
Mr. Kennedy
Census Bureau
New York
Battery K
West Patrick Street
Allen
First Maine Cavalry
Smith
Patrick Street
Sodl
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frederick Schley
Lincoln
Battlefelds
Suiferera
Association
Rutherford B. Bayes
Agricultural Society
Hayes
2.7
Ohio Infantry
Jacob Rues
Middletown
Frederick County
Princess Phoas Triumph in Worcester Opera at City Hall
The Masmsachosaus paper notes Princess Phoas the comic opera Pric cous Pass produced by Worcester Light Infantry played Worcester Theatre Thursday and Friday to large audiences. A matinee drew steady crowds and tonight promises another strong showing. The piece is praised for clever drama, bright songs, and lively chorus. Kendall wrote the book, Haneon the music, with Hanson handling composition and direction. the team’s effort is credited with social and financial success. The cast delivered precise lines and spirited performances, and the production earned post show praise from critics.
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Phosa
Masmsachosaus
City Hall
Worcester Light Infantry
Worcester Theatre
Jobn M. Bendall
Kendall
Phoas
C. F. Haneon
Hanson
Hotel Arrivals and Fortnight Theatre Notes
Hotel arrivals list delegates for the Maryland and Division Encampments with names and counties. The third act of Princess Phoss in Frederick promises lavish scenes, costumes, and a grand finale. Also reported are church announcements, summer weekday services, and upcoming festival fundraisers for Ur bans E Church.
Frederick Female High School Class of 1895 Entertainment
The Frederick Female High School graduating class of 1895 was entertained by member Miss Harriet Kolb of East Third Street. Daisy, daughter of Mr. Frank Davis of East Patrick Street, has been recovering after illness from heat. The piece includes a note on Drew Sork reapportionment and a local testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy shared by a resident from Hollands, Virginia, with retailers listed in Frederick.
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Frederick Female High School
Misa Harriet Kolb
East Third , Street
Daisy
Httie
Frank Davis
East Patrick Street
Robert Rawis
Hollands
Hss
Sar
L. Pearce
Frederick
W. R. Rudy
Digestive Cordial Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
A 19th century advertisement extols a Shaker Digestive Cordial as a radical remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It describes stomach digestion, gastric juice failure, and resulting symptoms, asserting immediate relief and lasting cure. Sold widely by druggists for ten cents.
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Lebanon
Gianis Jogeen
Barn Fire Burns Lincoln County Farm Barn
A barn on Elias Erb’s farm between Linwood and Barkell in Carroll county was destroyed by fire shortly after Monday morning. Erb, mowing nearby, heard a noise like an explosion and found the barn ablaze, saving the livestock. Hay, straw, and some farm implements were lost. The barn was insured for 500 with Grangers Insurance of Frederick county, but the cause remains unknown as of Sunday night.
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Elias Erb
Linwood
Barkell
Carroll County
Ira
Erb
Grangers’ Insurance Company
Frederick County
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Albert C. Sanger
Brunswick
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California
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Louisville
York
Rootbeer
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Swift Specific CO
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Knoxville
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Baltimore
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Jos. Fry
J. Molge
Boyd
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Phoss
Mimos
Altruria
Dantes
Drcam
All Saints Episcopal Chapel
Utica Mills
Zion Reformed Church
Charbearle
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Af. E. Church of Urbans
Drew Sork
Board of Aldermen
Vesterdz
Tutt
Tutp
Bach
Alnntt & Moody's
GEO. A. Gilbert
North Market
Frederick, Md
Foster Medicine Company
Baltimore, MD
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Philoh
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Anton
Gare
Urnitur
Steer
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
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Ware
Rambler Bicycles
Bicycle Makers
Ideal
Cally
N. J. Wilson
SOK
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Maadtood
Jose
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Jneanis
Ag Revivo
Sithee
Cage Cartel
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Royal Vedicine CO
River St
Chicaso
Schievi Bros. Drueviste
Fredericn
Maryland
Pople Imaging
Stonebraker's Liniment
E. L. Moore
the Baptist Church
Naponset
Stonebraker Chemical CO
U. 2
Gale
J. J. Remsburg
Druuccist
North Market St
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State Mutual Life Assurance
Am. Dorss
Edward L. Gernand
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