Local items from The Daily News and State
A fragment of Maryland notices reports varied items from Crifield’s bait shop reopening to a smallpox case in Kennedyville, regatta plans by Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club, Cadet Battalion victory, crabbers’ arrests in Somerset, a shooting in Prince George’s county, school commencements in Wann ngton, orphans sent to Henry Watson Home, aged John W. Crisfield at home, honorary degrees at New Wind sor College, coroner jury pointing to Randolph, lightning injuring residents on Brooms Island, Mount Zion Church hosting Bap det delegates in Montgomery county.
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Acas
Kennedyville
Kent County
Baltimore
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club
Talbot County
John's College Cadet Battalion
Crabbers
Somerset
Virginia
Brightecat
Prince George's
Sersonaly i
Princess County
New Windsor College
Galtheraburg
Randolph
Buxton
George Arner
Brooms Island
Calvert County
Bapdet Association
Mount Zion Church
Montgomery County
Portraits of Washington Lecture At Columbian Univ
Miss E V Johnson spoke to the Daughters of the American Revolution and friends at Columbian University on portraits of Washington. The illustrated talk traced likenesses from a British uniform to varied depictions and the Father of His Country’s evolving image. She announced a City Opera House lecture Monday evening June 15 to aid the Rey monument fund with admission under 25 cents.
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Washington
Save the
Washington Star
Columb’aa
Daughters of the American Revolution
Misa E. V. Johnson
America
Migs Johnson
City Opera Bouse
Rey Monument Fond
School Trustees Appointed for Ferry Public School
School Trustees Mersra Milton Carter B F damma ker and Edwin Devilbisa have been appointed trustees of the public school in Ferry.
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Mersra
Milton Carter
B. F. Dammaker
Edwin Devilbisa
Fherty
Summer fruit preservation tips from home column
The article extols preserving and canning methods for summer fruits such as strawberries cherries pineapple and currants. It notes varieties best for preserves and jellies, explains stove and kettle choices and mentions aging kitchen ware trends while urging timely preparation for winter needs.
Deaths and funerals in Point of Rocks and Liberty
Samuel L Hickman of Hickman and Compher Point of Rocks died at home at 5 30 this morning from kidney trouble aged 55 leaving a widow and one daughter His funeral will be from his home Sunday at 9 am with services at the Lutheran Church and burial at Jefferson Fairmount Fairmount cemetery also records the death of Tra Thomas Hafield aged 10 months and 4 days from Liberty whose funeral was held Saturday at 7 pm with interment at Fairmount cemetery.
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Samuel Hickman
Samuel L Hickman
Hickman & Compher
Point of Rocka
Hia Tete
Jefferson and
Ant
Tra Thomas
David
Annie Hafield
Liberty
WD. Litsinger
Mode St. Fairmount Cemetery
Stringing Copper Wires Between Washington and Cumberland
The Western Union Telegraph Company will replace all iron wires with copper wires on the line from Washington to Cumberland. Currently twelve wires run on two pole lines along the old National turnpike, with one pole removed to support all twelve wires on a single line.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Washington
Gumberland
National Turnpike
Inc
Frederick Female High School graduation exercises announced
The graduating exercises of the 1896 close at Frederick Female High School will be held at the City Opera House on Thursday evening next in June. The class consists of five members and 88 fellows: Misses Mary Catharine Dean, Sadie Caroline Hahn, Elva Cells Jennings, Lydia Pearl Strasberg, and Susan Elizabeth Thomas.
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Frederick Female High School
City Oper House
Misses Mary
Catharine Dean
Sadie Caroline Hahn
Elva Cells Jennings
Lydia Pearl Strasberg
Susan Evizsbeth Thomas
James Brightwell Committed for Treatment at Montevue
Constable and D Myers escorted James Brightwell of Liberty to Frederick after a hearing. He has shown signs of dementia and was jailed awaiting jury decision before transfer to Montevue Hospital for treatment. No definite commitment duration was set.
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Montevue
Constable
D. Myers
James Brightwell
Liberty
Algan
Frederick
Montevue Hospital
Monument Association to Meet and Flag Day Event
The Key Monument Association holds a 9 o'clock meeting at the Y M C A rooms this evening. Mrs Donald McLean, Regent of the New York City Chapter D A R, invites a Flag Day at her home 186 Lenox Avenue on Saturday June 18 from 4 to 7 p m. The Frederick Select Orchestra led by B J Bader plans an outing at Wildwood Park Mt Airy on July 4 with a full program and speeches. Invitations extend to the Bicycle Club and other groups.
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Frederick
B. J. Bader
Wildwood Park
Mt. Airy
Bicycle Club
Fourth of July speakers announced for Bragswick day
Senator George L Wellington Col L Bacghman Prof Cyrus F Flook and Mr Glenn B H Worthington have been selected as speakers at Bragswick on July 4th.
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George L. Wellington
Col. L. ¥. Bacghman
Cyrus F. Flook
Glenn BH
Worthington
Bragswick
Disobedient Races and Law Enforcers Contend in Frederick
A string of local court notices details Walter U ack charged with concealed weapons and awaiting a martistrate hearing, Orcw Renner facing peace disturbance charges, Michael Duffy's boisterous behavior leading to police arrest, Henry Davis fined 390 for a public disturbance, and Sarah Heys detained for street walking with bail set at 100 dollars. Geo G. Ebbert faces desertion accusations, while calls rise for a morality crusade as county authorities plan to pursue immorality cases.
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Michael Duffy
Michell
Kosner
Michael
Henry Davis
Nazario Hall
Biser
Henry
Barah Heys
Add
Blear
Geo
Ebbert
Mesgr
Frederick
Simpson
Ebert
Able Mornlow
Apple Church Caobing County Notes and Visits
County correspondence from Apple Church Caobing notes social visits in Thurmont Sabillasville and Walkersville. Preaching at Apple Church on June 14 at 2 o clock. First quarterly missionary meeting of the M B E Church Mount Pleasant next Sunday at 7 o'clock with Mr Thomas Phillips of Liberty to speak. Masons work on foundation of new Reformed Church at Walkersville.
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Apple £ Church
Mary Shoff
Emuiltsburg
Afr. Shull
Thurmont
Harry Hetterly
Marie
Lionie Keefer
Apple's
Floueyla
M. BE
Mount Pleasant
Thomas Phillips
Lib- Laerty
Masonsare
New Reformed Church
Walkersville
Baptism of Kennedy's Son Paul Aloysius Reported
Rev Father Gailney baptized the infant son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kennedy this morning naming him Paul Aloysius The priest praised the child as the handsomest babe seen in years Meanwhile George Himmerman of the Brooklyn Knitting Mills is seriously ill with pneumonia and John Ebert remains critically ill
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Father Gailney
Thomas Kennedy
Paul Aloysius
George Himmerman
Bnioo Knitting Mills
John Ebert
Patent medicine affidavits and cures advertised
An 1895 affidavit endorses Chamberlain's Pain Balm for inflammatory rheumatism after a single purchase at Melick's drug store. Several testimonials tout electrical bitters for headaches and constipation, Shiloh's Cure for throat diseases, and Clover Hoot Tea for complexion, all marketed by Albert L. Pearre in Etching and Allegheny areas with prices noted.
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Melick's
Walter Shipman
J. P
Tvarry
Frederick
W. R. Ebbs
Mt. Ir
A. L. Peacre’s
Albert L. Pearre
Brown's Iroa Bitters Health Symbol Claims
Tell the Everyone that Brown's Iroa Bitters is the health symbol and cures diseases from anemia to stomach, kidney, and liver complaints. It promises to purify blood, relieve malaria and fever, and supports general strength despite dubious guarantees and questionable claims.
Rifle accident in garret ends with a scar and shock
A loaded old fashioned rifle in a garret explodes when a boy Harry Quick examines it, passing through a near miss to the cheekbone. Mrs. Tartar swears it was not loaded, the shot wounds the boy, a doctor says only a slight scar will remain, and the family recalls cautionary tales.
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Harry Quick
Quick
Harry
Pantie
Horre
Horry
Chicago Tribune
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