Academy of Visitation to Hold Annual Premises and Exercises
The Academy of the Visitation in Baltimore will host its annual distributions of premisses and the commencement exercises on Tuesday the 25th at 9 30 am. The hall will open Monday evening from five to ten. The nearby Railroad board noted regret at the death of their agent Louis M. Cole and instructed minutes to reflect the loss.
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Academy of Visitation
Academy of the Visitation
Frederick City
Beneft
City Hall
P.J. Burek
Jersche
Canal Directors Vote to Issue 300000 Repair Bonds
A Chesapeake and Ohio Canal directors meeting in Washington resulted in a decision to issue repair bonds totaling 300000 to restore the canal. The plan was discussed by a committee including Benj Cramp ton and G T Dunlop. A later public meeting clarified options, favoring bonds on par with 1878 or toll certificates or both.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Washington
Gamberill
Gamtrill
Messrs
Benj Crampton
G T Dunlop
Maryland School Amination details and history
The Maryland School, founded in 1887 and open to pupils in 1963, sits on ten acres with a historic Revolutionary War site. It lists leadership changes, faculty, and facilities from Frederick and Baltimore, notes a $200,000 new building, and highlights the final exams, student honors, and an art display curated by Miss Doub.
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Maryland Schools
Demb Hes
Graf
Roseserse
St Board of Direstera
Grse
A. Fuller Crane
Baltimore
Wm.j. Ross
Lawrence J. Screngie
X. i All
Frederick
Fc Craua
Ig Eece Pratt
Rosg
Wm R Barry
Brengie
Geo R Dennis
John H Williams
F *Chley
W E Paleoner
RB Barry
James McSherry
Geo Markell Enoch Prett
Wm D Coote
North Carolina Institute
Chase Ely
RR Harris
Khvish
AL McGuire
Doub
Julia Young
Annie Barry
Nerva Frot
Chas M
Joseph Kellal
Hermant Thom
Robert Soawell
Glan
Bessie Riall
George Schafer
Joan Miles
William Gorsuch
Lola Pettit
Carrie Ebeagh
Helen Rohner
Harry Benson
Louisa Wheeler
William Eliason
Martha Stack
Charlee Miller
Helen Welle
Asinnie English
John Leitch Henry Sabre
Chas Miller
Louis Nicholson
Martha Stuck
Annie Redman
Helen Wells
Sallie Ebaugh
Fannie Sindall
Isabella Shipley
Mabel Ely
The Weekly News Offers Eight Pages of Fresh Happenings
The Weekly News presents eight pages of the latest authentic news with sections for farmers, architects, and fashion lovers. Priced at 50 cents for a limited time through January 1, 2896.
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Weenir News
Maryland colleges hold spring commencements across state
Mary Comi. cements. Maryland Agricultural College yesterday completed its 18th year with a ball and an annual address by Gen Bradley T Johnson. Diplomas were conferred by Gay Jackson. One graduate was TD Grideth of Montgomery County. Herish More Academy near Reistertown and Western Maryland College held class day exercises with readings by W Mo Lease and Flora A Wilson. Delaware College Newark also staged commencement with an address by Dr Parnell.
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Mary
Maryland Agricultural College
Bradley T Johnson
Gay Jackson
Prin
Asiford
TD Grideth
Montgomery County
Herish More Academy
Reistertown
Psret
Battle of Moorestown Anniversary Plans and Baltimore Excursion
A local association president led a meeting to arrange an excursion to Mountacey on July 9 for the battle’s twenty fourth anniversary. The trip departs Baltimore at 7 am and returns after several hours to view the battlefield, with remarks by General Low Wallace and participation from Maryland and nearby state regiments. A benefit promenade at Gro Hall funds the East Yard street church, while preparations continue for a regimental election in Baltimore on January 29.
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Spument Associa
Moucsacy
Baltimore
Mosscacy
Esry
Low Wallace
U 109
Maryland
Balimore Light Artillers
Wallace
New Jersey
Vermont
New York
Obin
Pennsylvania
Storia
Gro Hall
Beneft
A.ble
East Tard Street
Ritremanic
Gapt Beckley
Frederick Ridemen
Narrow Escape at Backey and Firestone Plant
Mr Eiward Baltzell, a machine shop employee at Backey and Firestone, had his clothing caught in a drilling press this morning. His clothes were torn off but he narrowly escaped serious injury with a close shave.
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Eiward Baltzell
Backey & Firestone
Martinsboro Police Nab Suspect After Church Safe Heist
Martinsboro West Virginia police arrested Brook Ivan Shorty after a failed attempt to draw a revolver during detention. A race card was found on the suspect, who is linked to an explosion at a Catholic church safe.
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Martinsboro
W.va
Dave
Brook Ivan Shorty
Martinsborg
Carrol County Briefs Highlights From Westminster News
Fire at 8 I Garsach & Son hay packing plant in Westminster traced to incendiary origin with minor losses. Carrol county sets 1889 90 tax rate at 50 cents per $100. Union Bridge wheat sample shown in Baltimore Corn and Flour Exchange. rain delays crops. Union Bridge school closing exercises featured music and valedictory by Miss Sadie E Watt. Aldermen meet at City Hall with Mayor's report and various financials. Council discusses street projects waterway and bridge concerns. several bills and committee referrals noted. Repeal of ordinance 456 from 1866 reported. water works abatement petition tabled.
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Carrol County
I Garsach & Son
Westminster
Carroll County
Abrem Stoner
Balimore
Union Bridge
Sadie E Watt
Sadie Wact
Lyle Norris
Leilia
Kate Reisler
Issie Baker
Mary Applee
Willie Ore
Pfi
Alayor
Snes
F. Winchester
Wea
Lewis Riddlemoser
Wear Patrick Street
Barger
East Patrick Street
Frank Kusamazi
A P Renner
Southern District
George W Brengle
Morchern
Geo WV Brengle
Northern
Wm S Miller
McKinsey & Garry
Buckey & Firestone
Committee On
L McMurray Packing Company
Taz Commissionera
Personal and Pertinent Notes From Town and County
Local happenings include visits of Charles Hafer and wife to South Potomac street guests of the Ablers in Hagerstown and a July 25 to August 1 Glyndon Park Temperance camp meeting. Baltimoreans take summer in the county. postmaster John C. Kidd of Urbana appointed. Lime Kiln railroad agent M C Hardy confirmed. Corpus Christi feast observed with no special services.
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Charles Hafer
Hagerstown
John Abler
South Potomac Street
Glyndon Park
Grace Ely
Philadelphia
Baltimore
James McKinsey
Folger McKinsey
Ben. Baker
Con
Wm. F. Johnson
J.W. Downer
New Market
Air
P. O. Foutz
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Wm. D. Braze
3Mfiss
Sophie Schultz
Washington
Nina Ross
McClinfrock Young
Florida
Mra
Jennie Roazer
F. C
M. C
T. Dougherty
Frick Company
Waynesboro
IV Q Cline
Cozens
Liverpool
Ens
A Cistle
Eed Street
L F Phillips
New Midway
Percy
Harper's Ferry
Laura Getzendanner
Fast Church Street
John W
Birthday Tribute and School Commencement At Mt Carmel
A local observer notes Judge Amos Cunningham’s 61st birthday celebration with family visit, praises his vigor, and recounts a friendly race challenge. Also covered are Callaren’s Day at Mt Carmel with Children’s Day services, decorative church displays, and a detailed account of commencement exercises at Miss Vernon’s Select School, highlighting students’ performances and teachers’ guidance.
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Jadze
Amos Cunningham
Hygshi
Mira BR. CG. Hall
Baltimore
Bara
Dudge
A'Ee
Callaren
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Carmel M.P
Siss Eata Crawford
Edla Crawford
Hull
Isaiah
G. H. Nock
Little Brands
Zion'a Watchman
Susie Corcoran
Washington
Maggie Hagan
Achool
George Merson
Damaac
Suzie Corcoran
Japan
Misa Dollie Sponseller
Geo. H. Nock
MD. U. S.union
Lizzie Walker
G . McCullough
M. Pichurch
Foreign Missionary Society
Salvation Army unit to lead woods meeting at Sawmill Bottom
A Salvation Army corps plans a Sunday woods meeting at Sawmill Bottom near Fairview with participation and worship in the woods. Lieutenant Baver will be in charge. Also noted are remarks praising a market house cleanup and a Templar and lodge visit to Middletown with a Parity Lodge delegation.
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S$ A- Matters
Corpa
The
Salvation Army
Art Au City
Sawmill Bottom
Fairview
Baverage
C. CG. T
Alexander C. McCabe
Templar
Rice
Middletown Lodge Nola
Ogt
Parity Lodge No. 248
Magistrates' warrant issues in Maryland vagrant case
Magistrate Nienaber issued a warrant for Thomas Springer under the 1888 Maryland code charging vagrancy and lack of visible means of support in Frederick County. He was remanded to jail for a hearing tomorrow at 10 oclock. described as the first such case under the new law. Constable Staub made the arrest. Hotel arrivals list includes Faaterday city guests from New York Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Nienaber
Thomas Springer
State of
Frederick County
Maryland
Staub
Fragmentary names list from county and city notices
A garbled OCR fragment listing multiple personal names and places such as SASLIN HOUSE OD Dorsey G L Foz J G Shriser F Harrison H Reeter Balto WK Rutter Washington E Cluf H G Welty New York F Light Mays county 7 GENTEAL HOTEL Miss Hate Williams Ohio F Jami son Kentucky J Stevena Philadelphia G Harvey New York S Pedro Baltimore Rocester Virginia county 3.
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OD Dorsey
G L Foz
J G Shriser
Harrison
H Reeter
Balto
Rutter
Washington
E Cluf
G Welty
New York
F Light
Mays
County 7
Miss Hate Williams
Ohio
F Jamison
Kentucky
J Stevena
Philadelphia
G Harvey
S Pedro
Baltimore
Rocester
Virginia
County
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Millers Bridge
Maynard
City Health Offear
Montgomery
Germantown
John H Ssaway
Watkins’ Mill
Commissioners of
Rockville
Chase Prettyman
M Green
Bell Ward
Hunting Hill
the Weekly News
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Alice M Ebberts
J M Ebberts
Morningstar
Ross Sappington
David Frexier
Jonasville
Board of Examining Surgeons of Pension
F B Smith
Louis McMurray & Co
Alice Koester
Washington, DC
Uait
Brown
Brown Chemical Company
Bossrs Shank Bros and
Wae
Middletown
Myersville
Hood
Mountain View Hotel
George W. Grees
Iste Soad
Manza
Conner
Do.l
Misses Vernon
West Third Street
Freddie
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Ruth Smith
Randolph Shepherd
Game Seek the Bower
Maggie Smith
Bertha Hargett
Maude Hoonighen
Phebe Neidig
Robbie
Valentine
Willie Delschmutt
Polly Hopkins
Tomay Tompkins
Madeline Shipley
the Sews Boy
Keefer Toms
Mattie
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Pupi
Nannie
Soig
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Mahibel
Yiston
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Queen
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Aneno Meether
Clay Pearson
Lady Hope
Heefer Toms
S Pils
DRY Goods Department
Mullinix & Kemp
Fremicgt
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CE Thrail
WE Adama
C Spangler
C J Clark
H Molesaton
J Lotta
J Marhie
P H Macgill
R Colby
Groton
H Mobley
Boston
Saslin
Genteal Hotel
Hoad
C. E. Hook Co
Apothecanes
Lowell
Mass
Tepepar
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B. F. Winchester
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Taz
Ator
Jetart Ackerel
W. A. Fichelberger & Bro
Battom Prices
Ganieasa
Astery J. E Price & Co
Fanted
Union Company
Brossmay and
Astor Place
Alfred B. Rotb
Predenci, Md
Callon
W. E. Jesure
All Saints Street
Oston
City Bakery
Chas Young
John Herchberger
N. Market
Grandpe
Jobs Heraaberger- Joisner
Belek
East Third Street
No. S
Calvin Hemp
A.B. Hurt
M. Hobrback
Lewis Max Murray Packing Co
Erick
Sid
Fedder Pia
Marvelhead Uimmoth
F. J. Schroeder
East Patrick Atrdet
Jelzdin
J. Aa
Bamebirg
East Fourth Street
Predarfox City
Geo. Brest & O
W. Patrick Street
Janea W. Pearre
Kay
Court Street
T. C. Delaplaine
W . Tckisco
Orphans’ Court
Uilding
North Marketastreet
Messrs. J. Mareval Miller
Phomaa W. Gforgan
W. B.steiner
Marketastreet
Marsedtt
W. G. Mantz
Market Street
Rye Kent
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
E. August Fox
Kent
Wm. HH
RTE
Eliwanger
Barry
Ee Hove Urserie
Rochester
Iahea Lmc
New York Exchange
Paul
Witc
Aod
Novi
Frederck
Alfred Ritter & Co
Ist
Ist Morgage
William Wilcoxon
Erederic
H. MD
G J Doll & Son
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