Local Notes and Inquiries From Fragments of FY County
Personal mention registers J Roger McSherry passing bar exam. J Thompson company rep Horne arrives, inspecting city plant. Baseball briefs note Gittinger joins Pa B B team andYork Cink hits first home run this season. Seneca Quarries shifts hauling to Boyd’s Station and B&O rail shipment. Mosquito expulsion advised by smoking gum camp piece. John A Hambleton & Co buys control of Citizens’ Railway stock. options signed at $38. Train fatality: John King, 15, struck while boarding at Oakley depot. Monocacy camp nears with three weeks to Maryland National Guard drill. General Brown’s circular calls brigade drill and guard mounting. Episcopal High School near Virginia opens with Pendleton as head and notable alumni in clergy and letters. Sixty Confederate veterans honored in tablet ceremony.
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Monocacy
Old Monozac
Reid
Maryland
Brown
Taneytown Topics and Local Happenings June Notes
Taneytown June entries report Mr Williard Duttera returning from Myerstown to enter college in Lancaster. many farming tasks and local improvements noted. Several residents travel, relocate, or update homes. the Sayings Bank builds a vault and plans fireproof security. Jefferson area notes include mail stage updates, residents moving, and community church services with children’s day program highlights.
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Taneytown
Williard Duttera
Amos Duttera
Savings Bank
Myerstown
Lancaster
Chan Saltz
Littlestown
Rizedousr & Co
John P Gardner
Wm Deering & Co
Selder
Richmond
John Reid
Johnstown
Terrytown
Fraley Brae
Emmitsburg
Nature’s chorus and local notices in 1889 issue
The column lists singing groups and church pieces led by Hajcie Caller and Mies Lela Bowers with hymns and benedictions. It mentions June 24 events by the Ssids Cornet Band, thanks Prof McKello, and local folk noting Mr Philp A Shankel and Robt L Tyler’s crafts. Also reports sickly notes on Samuel Linton, sealed proposals for Montevue and Jail supplies, and Alleghany centennial plans plus canal work by subcontractors near Georgetown.
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Nature's Chorus
Hajcie Caller
Seek the Lord
Mies Lela Bowers
Immortal King
H Ww Lewis
God
Tredes
Ysrrow
Ssids
McKello
Thes Sumner
Philp
L Tyler
PH Shanrel
Robt L Pyler
Rererdy Wachter Yeaterdas
Samuel Linton
Anniversary events and a campus drill at St Johns College Annapolis
In Annapolis yesterday St Johns College hosted a military drill and parade by a 90 student battalion followed by a centennial salute in the afternoon. The Philoka Hall Society celebrated at night with Jesee Ramsburg on the executive committee. Senior class exercises and Philomatheans celebrated today with Alumni tomorrow. The New York Herald quotes a Vassar College basalaureate sermon urging duty and happiness in marriage. Train Master Caned. AM W Macguire resigned from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and received a gold headed cane. John Robinson's Show promises a major circus Friday 28th with many acts and races. Emmitsburg items report paralysis of Peter Kammel at St Joseph’s church and injuries to Wm Hariioan from a falling slab. Visits from Mr Matthies Martin and family, and other local notes.
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Jefferson
Effeason
Chase Hughes
Kisa Sze
Clifford Cochran
Middle— Town
Theodore B Moody
Washington
D RI Herring
LG Etchison
Milton Rt B Rice
Mere
Chris’topher
Charles Little
Baltimore County
Meesers
Lewie & Son
Acarcety
Milton E Biges
Frederick
Cora M. Whipp
Iola
Kansas
Whipp
Johan Bowers
Selin’s Grove Missionary Institute
Joseph L Howard
Baltimore
B Lewis
George J B Lewis
Robert Darner
J S W Darner
Wm Chilicothe
Westminster
HO Wise
Alta Rice
Indiana
Raymond L Sheff
Loyetteville
John W Cline
Wfe
Myersville
Jetereon
Oscar Kephart
Gilead
Rsv
Jas M Sheridan
Johnstown
Mies Mollie Culler
Lutheran Sunday School
Rey & Ay Hedges
Ruebush
Paschal P. Essterday
Paul
Paul Whipp
Pastor
Clara Werking
Norma Little
Lora Friday
Nellie Guller
Roy Horine
Schog
Annapolis
St. John's College, Annapolis
Philoka- Hall Society
Jesee Ramsburg
Philomatheans
The
New York Herald
Vassar College
AM. W. Macguire
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Camden Station
Susquehanna
Supt
Fitzgerald
Baltimore and Ohio
John Robinson
Emmitsburg
Emmisbarg Chronicle
Peter Kammel
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Orthe Gettysburo Street
Wmn. Hariioan
Geo. S. Springer
Springer
R. L. Annan
Matthies Martin
Maurice
St. Joseph
Jos.f. Baker
Thos. F. Bider
Birmingham
Als
Aliss May MicCadery
Mary O’brien
Lynchburg
McDevitt House
Deerfield
Hichelberger
Charles Yonson
Navy Yard
D.C
North Market St
Aira
Celia Daily
Washington, D. C
Wim. D. Bowers
Josephine Cavenaugh
Sappington
2Nd St
C. J. B. Brane
Hagerstown
Afr
B. Rosenour
Misses Evans
Middletown
Charles Fulton
Albert Ramabarg
Brookhill
Edw. Lewin
Washington Navy Yard
Bards Montender County
Launes Stephens
Hageretown
Brown
Emily Millard
Washington D.C
A. W. Nicodemua
Buckess
Elliott
Frank Goode
East Patrick Street
D.5
Rice
Chambersburg
Cronise’s Woods
Excelsior Creamery
Buckeystown
Birs
All Saints’ Street
Victor Infante
Storm and society notes from Frederick county lifts
A long periodical item lists local visits from Washington and Baltimore residents, a storm-related ground impact near Brookhill, and various civic notes. It records funerals, a naval yard employee appointment, a picnic attendance, a milk shipment figure, and upcoming events at St. Johns College with music and drama. Also included are a criminal charge, a Samoa naval survivor voyage, and a lunacy inquest resulting in confinement for William J. Freeze.
Academy of Visitation exhibits and premium distribution
The Academy of Visitation held an open art show last evening with twelve portraits and extensive sewing and embroidery displays. Notable works included watercolors, pencil drawings, and elaborate frames by regional artists, with premiums distributed this morning at 10 o clock. The event drew attendees from Washington and Baltimore and featured performances by students and teachers, ending with medal awards and musical numbers.
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Academy of Visitation
Craven
P. 1
Hiteshew
Frank Dixon
Lucy Eisenhauer
Father McDermott
Gaither
Niepold
J.a.moore
Baltimore
John Neipold
Mieser Fitzgimmons
Baumgartner
Sir Dermott
Alisges Maggie
Regina Eisenhauer
Lefteses Worthington
Hoover
Esenhauer
Fra
Viamp
Reagan
Liberty
Brodrick
Woodstock
Fr McDermott
Washington
Mary Murphy
Har—bere Ferry
W. Va
Katrina Worthington
Maryland
L’alerte
Behr
R Wheeler
R Hieenhauer
Heater
A Dixon
Die Libellen
Hofman
Dixon
M Donald
K Eisenhauer
E Davis
L Heater
E Hanlon
R Fleshman
I Entwiale
M Carrharps
N Eisenhauer
Christian Dectrine
Zampa
J B Aodre
I Entwisle
Misees O Dent
AL Carr
Belisario
Bochsa
Karps
M Evenhauer
M Murphy
Misa
Pinsati
Miss I Entwisle
L’echo da L’opera
I Puritani
Bellini
Edith Hoover
Miss M Eisenhauer
H Baumgartner
E Clements
Misa M Murphy
Gilbert
R Fisenheuer
Aspettando
Milliard
Miss M Dixon
Misa A Dixon
Archer
Miss M Murphy
Wood Rymphs
Williams
Mise BR
Wheeler
Misa K Worthington
Premiumzin
Giorza
Misaes Dixon
Miss Trene Entwisle
von Weber
RB Wheeler
Z Eisenhauer
Dixon Harps
Mrs Hayes Dead at Home in Fremont Ohio
Mrs. Lacey Webb Hayes widow of ex President Rutherford B. Hayes died this morning at her Fremont home after paralysis struck last Friday. Doctors attended her as family and friends kept vigil. Born in Chilico the Ohio in 1833 she was about 56. She married Hayes in 1852 and endured Civil War wounds care. Her public life and White House hospitality left a lasting impression.
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Tua
Fremont
Ohro
Lacey Webb Hayes
Rutherford B. Hayes
Rice
H Lbish
Hayes
Dr. Webb
Chilicothe
Ohio
White House
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department May Report Summary
The Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department reports May receipts of 27 314 25 and 710 benefit cases with 19 535 10 expended. From May 1 1880 to March 31 1889 there were 87 261 cases and 1 995 287 94 paid. For April May 1889 there were 1 30 cages and 25 691 96 benefits, total benefits since 1880 reach 2 040 979 90. Pennsylvania Railroad relief department reports 23 787 50 paid in benefits for May 1889.
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Railroad Relief Department
Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department
Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Department
Democratic Briefs in Baltimore Plan Harmony Restore
Democratic adherents met in Baltimore yesterday to discuss restoring harmony and the plan to form a general committee on elections. In Montgomery county news, A. L. Graven is said to be appointed deputy collector of internal revenue at Washington while J. W. Collier of Dickerson has not announced candidacy for sheriff.
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Baltimore
Montgomery County
A. L. Graven
Internal Revenue
Washington
J. W. Collier
Dickerson
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