Maryland Pensions Granted to Frederick County Claimants
Pensions issued to Maryland claimants in Frederick County include listed original claimants such as Jeremiah Wallace Henry A McKay John T Moore Robt G Heath Nelson Hughes James Mulliken John Heath Geo S Bailey Henry C Cummings David Grimes John F E Enes Ya T Nevill John Mullen John Town William Ballard with additional names Burris Subhers Charles Dent and several widows. The report notes new increases among the list and mentions the Frederick Board’s evening return at the Miller House Mechanics with A C Lorents photographing from Emmitsburg Penmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Frederick County
Jeremiah Wallace
Henry A.cKay
John T. Moore
Robi. G. Heath
Nelson Hughes
James Mulliken
John Eeth
Geo. S. Bailey
Henry C. Cumings
David Grimes
John FE. Enes
Ya. T. Nevill
John Mullen
John Town
William Ballard
Igs
Burris Subhers
Charles
Dent
Mary
Madore
John W- Holden
Asia
M.c
Long
Henry E. Ison
Thos. Wakeman
Rosh Bachman
Geo. C. Adams
Edw. Flynn
Sid Q. Stevens
Jas. A. Jackson
Geo. Wilet
August Krug
John Luter
Crease
John
Atwood Arrested and Croton Murder Theories
The Belief grows that Dollie Davis was murdered not suicide in Croton Landing. New details show a rolled note and money hidden in a skirt pocket, misidentification as Dollie Davis, and a puzzling tale by Frank Atwood. Prober Herdling linked to a juror bunco and is held for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Davis
Comesie
Tarryrows
N.Y
Croton Landing
Bari
Sleepy Hollow
Cemenry
Joo Member
Har
Dollie
Peter Larsen
Herdling
United States Hotel
Erching
Boy Saves Two Lives in Narrow River Rescue
In Eastos Pennsylvania on June 29 a 10 year old and a 13 year old nearly drowned after attempting to swim the Lehigh River. Edward Bowers, 16, heard their cries and pulled them ashore, saving both boys from drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastos
Eeenae Hera
William
Lehigh
Eaver
Hauck
Weaver
Edward Bowers
Rows of Teeletons Found at Somer Archer Avenue
Health officers investigate odd discovery of skeletal remains and ruined floor in an old ice home on Archer avenue near Somer. Mabel Ghastly reports bones and evidence of a skeleton cleaning business run by Robert A. Bowes in the site building. Authorities pursue details and identify victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicargo
Mabel Ghastly
Thoror Shulcrone
Archer Avenue
Ilough Pace
Alteas
Bowes Bos
Br. Worcs
Robert A. Bowes
Board of Health
History of a Confederate Flag in Civil War Baltimore
Col J Lyle Clark of Baltimore possesses a Confederate flag with a storied wartime past. Made in a boarding house under martial rule, it evaded secrecy during searches, was sewn into a carriage cushion, carried to Richmond, and worn as a bustle by Mrs. McLaughlin. Eight years ago it graced Winchester’s Stonewall Cemetery unveiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J Lyle Clark
Baltimore
Meade
Richmond
McLaughlin
Sheriff's Sale of Mountain Land Along High Knob Road
Sheriff Otho J. Garver supervised a 3 o'clock Saturday sale in front of the courthouse. William Miller and Wm Miller & Co. bought multiple parcels on the Ridge road from High Knob to Hemburg, paying ninety five cents per acre for 27 acres, 16.5 acres at 19.25 per acre, and 8 acres at 6.50 per acre, under writs of fi fa from a Miller & Co. suit versus Charles Wm McDevitt for debt and officer fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. D. Clabaugh
Court House
Otho J. Garver
High Knob
Hemburg
Wm. & Miller
Miller
High Knob Road
Wim
Fife
Wr. $. Miller & Co
Charles Wm. McDevitt
School Activities and Local Notices
Miss Georgie Poole closed her school for Friday with prizes awarded for catechism, orthography, arithmetic, attendance and conduct. The MoU elected officers and scheduled an election for Sunday. Hotel arrivals list several names from Baltimore Buffalo Philadelphia and Washington with local county guests referenced.
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Georgie Poole
May Kennedy
Lulu Kennedy
Blanche Grumbine
Harry Kennedy
Harry Leichert
Mamie Liltie
Nannie Brenge
J. P. Hood
Baltimore
E.D. Watkins
Buffalo
C. J. Chars
Philadelphis H. G. Maugans
Jas. Harshman
Hagerstown
I. L. Clear
N.C. Price
Miss L. Huntington
Washington, D. C
A. Bendheim
New York
Cxeeks Horse
M. J. Long
Miss Bi. Koefps
Balio
S. E. Beach
W. Sarvick
FT. Ringer
Grorr
A. E. Greer
Danville
J.C. Ramsey
Hganfritz
York
Army corps positions before Gettysburg battle
Twenty eight years ago the Army of the Potomac bivouacked with headquarters at Middlesburg Maryland. First and Eleventh Corps were at Emmittsburg Second Corps at Uniontown Third corps at Taneytown Fifth Corps at Liberty Sixth Corps and Gregg's Cavalry at New Windsor Twelfth Corps and Kilpatrick's Cavalry at Braceville Buford's Cavalry at Fairfield and Mechanicstown all en route to the battle that followed at Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Potomac
Middlesburg
Emmitaburg
Uniontown
Third Coupe
Taseytown
Liberty
Greggs Cavalry
New Windsor
Kilpatrick
Braceville
Buford
FairGeld
Mechanicstown
Gettysburg
Painful accident at shipyard injures John S C Hedges
Mr John S C Hedges of the spoke factory sustained a severe stomach blow Saturday morning when a piece of wood struck him while operating a shipping machine He left work and Dr A A Sharretts was summoned The patient is very much improved by evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S.C. Hedges
Spoke Factory
A. A. Sharretts
Hedges
Taking Stock at Union Panache Compete Plant
The Union panache Compete reports a holiday for all employees except loopers and packers. Loopers, lagging in output, work extra days to catch up with knitters. The notice outlines shifts to balance production and upcoming holiday scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panache
Haitian turmoil prompts calls for stability and U.S. role
Reports from Port-au-Prince describe violent clashes under Hippolyte and calls for either his resignation or assassination. Critics favor Legitime as a peaceable alternative with wealthier support, while the United States faces questions over a Caribbean presence and the need for a naval coaling station amidst canal ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippolytes
Hayt
Hippolyte
Legitime
Republic
United States
St. Nicholas
England
West Indies
Nicaragua Canal
Panama Canal
Chilean cabinet changes promised by new reform drive
Waginuten June 29 The Agsertean bureau reports Chile has formed a new cabinet led by Tererwur Det Juhio Vooidue Beytrons as foreign affairs and workup. Dor Franeiey Jaser Conch faarce oversees justice and public instruction. Zanartu handles war and ouamne. Velac quez is in charge of treasury and public works. Aguide and Espinoss at labor and reform. The new cabinet appeared in the deputies chamber before the steamer left Santo and pledged to reform the constitution to end domestic strife and restore credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waginuten
Bureau
Agsertean
Republic of Chile
Tererwur
Det Juhio Vooidue
Beytrons
Don Maneet
Dor Franeiey Jaser
Conch Faarce
Ova Mann Arsinien Zanartu
War
Chile
Base Ball Tee United and Frederick Ouion to clash today
The Base Ball Tee United Base Esk Club faces the Frederick Ouion team this evening at 6.15 on the Development Company's grounds. Both clubs show excellent material and expect an interesting game. The Ouion club negotiates with Hagerstown and Martinsburg for a July 4 game in either location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee United
Frederick Ouion
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Far Away Lands Emperors and Courts Readied for Showdown
Reports from Leabos and Paris sketch European tensions over the Habsburg and German ties, with Victoria awaiting the emperor at Windsor and France weighing royal reactions. Italian parliament debates triple alliance as Bismarck-Kaiser rift widens, while naval discipline improves in Rome and Dublin news cover court actions and a clergy death.
Marriages and political notes in Frederick County
Local notices cover multiple weddings in Maryland near Frederick County including Haees Sheely union in Gettysburg and Roach Trump ceremony in Kearneysville with guests from Martinsburg and Harper's Ferry. Other items mention Miss Lamar and Mr. Lamar marrying in Baltimore, upcoming nuptials, and discussions of statewide education on physiology and temperance in Frederick County teachers. The political brief notes the Democratic State Convention in Baltimore, candidate canvassing by Frank Brown, Hodges and Spencer Jones prospects, and possible judicial appointments amid party maneuvers.
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Natha
Haces
Lingsnore
Frederick County
New Winsor
Wea Tee
Gettysburg
E Dorsey
Mount Airy
E.der Pares W. Stoner
Union Bridge
D. W. Border
Sines May
Phoebe Getzerfanper
Baltimore
Frank Brown
Maryland
Hodges
Spencer Jones
Frivada
Albert Ritchie
Court of Appeals
Col
Spence Jones
Brown
Barkis
Montgomery
Charles FE
Trail
Frederick
Frederik Stone
Charles
Louis E. dieComas
Hagerstown
Howard A. Garrett
Potomac
Dsi~agstes
Bueinesa
State Board of Education
Baltimore City
Hagerstown Wheelmen Aboard July Meet Program
The Hagerstown Meet The News prints the official program for the bicycle meet of the third racing district League of American Wheelmen to be held in Hagerstown on July 2, 3, and 4, 1891. The district covers Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia and West Virginia. About 2,000 wheelmen are expected with an entertaining schedule. Races on July 3 and 4 will feature modified riders from the United States, with daily trick and fancy riding exhibitions. Low excursion rates are in effect from many points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexter
Sharpsburg
Antietam Battlefield
Gettysburg
Frederick
Hagerstown
Greenland
Indis
Coral Atrand
Tur News
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Mt. Airy
Monrovia
Island Park
James Howard
Brown
Lorsley
F. W.brone
Philadelphia
United States
Thomas Fawn
Renad Jevery
League of American Wheelmen
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Viri
West Virginia
Modi Nated
Rsiwars
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office 1891
List of letters advertised as of June 2 1891 at the Frederick city post office. Recipients must call for letters within two weeks or they go to the dead letter office. Includes names such as Mrs Laura Howard Miss Nellie Malran and Jennie Pomper. Also notes on Maryland third class post offices remaining unchanged for FY starting July 1 with one office showing a salary increase from 1100 to 2200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steziola
Staziola
John Foscenili
Hazelton
Frederick City
Maryland
Ville
Prize Offered by Naval Institute for Essay on naval life
The United States Naval Institute offers a $100 prize for the best essay on any naval subject. Submissions must be sent in by January 1. The winner is awarded a life membership in the institute.
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United States Naval Inssit
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Circkit Cocet OP
Frederick CO
Zylebr
Cypscif
Catshall
Myer & Cundtare
F.reeds
Hamilton Lindsay Fepeswick
Register OF Wills
Frederick Cousty
SL. P. Wood
J. M. Newman
Democratic Comuzeting Convention
Yeayodawel
Frederick Commis
Joseph W.gaver
Attorneys-At-Law
Ofpice.—Opp
Court de Brederick, Ma
Wee Purnell, Tx
Drrkee- Street
Corr Ayoreran Csccona
Septladinly
Milton G. Uzeer
Artor
Extoy Gener & Kredy
Chancery
Officee—Hecord Sr
Court Roses
Equity
Cercuth
Fredenck
Sarah A. Alexander
John “Alexander
Wits
Jones
Eving Parsons
Circuit Court
Frederick Go
W. Irving Parsons
I ‘Urner & Reedy
Solicitors.Gierk
Telsast
Decsiantt Vy
Bert
Market St
May Lodit
the News
DAE
Frederick Bi
Miller House
A.C. Lorents
Aran
Emmitsburg Penmar
Atwood
Tarrytown
His Real Name IS
Heading
Bunco
Mott Ver
Higenearoa
Hemling
Asnasvic City
Ernest Bholswreth
Edward Harrison
Edward Townsend
Eldridge
McGilbeaue
Pole
John Carvin
Hoyle, Harrison & Kaye
Lehigh Avenue
Holswreth
Gibon
CuicaGo
Colliins
George J. Gibson
The
Whisky Trust
Chargie Lim
Shafelds
Wa Tintera
O N. B. Walker
Parti
Port-au-Prince
Corpus Christi
Jane
Ep Polyte
Monmouth
Freebold
Noj
Tennent
Freehold
New Jersey Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Monmouth Battle
Union Hotel
Wilmington
Wranxcros
Del
South Side
Diamond State Iron Company
Charles F. Molly
Norristown
Enso
Molly
Ender
Mount Canvert
James Dodson
Patterson Coal Company
Dodson
Bernard Reskints
New York City
Des Moises
William Bennett
Hubert
Paderborn
Lonmis
Bonn University
Kaiser William
Chiles
David Groff
Groff Park
Samuel Spider
Woodsboro
Thos. F. Schley
Winfeld Scott Schley
Old Point Comfort
Siste Milinig
Sorley
Frederick Wa
C. B. Paut
Miss Barrick
North Market Street
Hicks
Haydn Orchestra
Association Rooms
Hagerstown Globe
George Wasser
Riverside
A. M. Byers
Koedynville
Westminster
War Department
Samuel T. Hamilton
Second Cavalry
Maryland Nations
Harmilton
Cork “Herald
Atkrench
Leabos
Wierman
Great
Baran
France
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Europe
Hanover
Paris
Channeil
Dewes
Frances
Madama Chariuchi
Captain Damas
Rome
Rudini
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Europa
Signor Martino
Signor Cavollith
Martino
Bismarck
Kaiser
Berlin
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Chiu
Loxpos
Eyre Masgey Shaw
Shaw
County Cork
Ireland
Arty
Belfast
Braidwood
Tooley Street
Fanly Brooke
Lospex
Pall Mall Gazette
Society
Eydseepke
Tae
Treabr Croft
Lord
Iy Brooke
George Lewis
Curion
CSLEN
Court of Apqueals
Campbell
Parnell
Cork Daily Herd
Puipu
Wm. M. Ogden
Church of the Holy Cross
Warrenshoro
Warren County
Hymenbal
Lamar—Horine
Mamie
E. Luther A. T.orine
Burkiteeville
Thomas J. Lamar
Spencer
Clay County
Iowa
Sc Groom
Middle Town
Vncy
Mary Brest
Daniel Seeger
Evangelical Lutheran
Howard
Laura Mal Ran
Misa Nellar Kill
Moss Mole B
Pomper
Jennie
Basrick
Nathan Miller
David Cutsban
George Redish
Solomer Omlert
Mexiin
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