News of the Churches at All Saints and Mt Faber
Pupil and mute interpreters carry a service at All Saints Episcopal Church with Rev. Osborne Ingle and Rev. Dr. Gallandet sharing remarks. Dr. Gallandet recalls Bachelors anniversary 1858 and 1894 amid snow. Mt Faber Latre Tan Mite Society meets with anthem prayers readings and temperance talks. Trinity Methodist to host an entertainment on East Second Street this evening.
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Maryland
All Saints Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Gallander
Misslon
Ely
GsHandet
Iis
Christ
Gallaudet
Patterson
Alice Creager
Carrie Ogle
Abrs. Biges
Etta Biller
Clarence H
Ira Gtt
Young Laches
Trinity Methodist Church
South
East Second Street
Mountain View Church Wedding Among Local Notables
Miss Hopsie G Purnum wed Mr R N Pool at Mountain View B E Church with over a hundred guests. Attendants included Miss Daisy Williams and Mr R M Pordum. Reception held at groom’s parents’ home. many presents received. Also notices of other marriages and a theatrical scene featuring Niagara Falls in The Fast Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopsie G. Purnum
R.N. Pool
Mountain View B. E. Church
Bern
Daisy Willams
R. M. Pordum
William Nurse
Vivian Burdetts
Charleton
Pool
Exider—Lote
Chewsyile
H. Sneil
Harvey D. Snyder
Frederick County
Cheries Ross
Frederick
Grace P. E. Church
Baltimore
Ees
Legislature Debates Tax Changes and Insurance Bills
Maryland Senate discussions center on bond-scaling amendments and a reduction of electric company taxes from 2 percent to 1 percent. A mortgage tax clash, a failed motion, and slated re- votes mark the session. House committees hear fraternal orders and consider brokers fees, insurer laws, and increased police powers. A bill to raise judges salaries faces likely defeat as lawmakers seek restraint amid low business mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Senate
Asecaament
Bruce
House Insurance Committee
Johnson
Taylor
Bureau of Industrial Statis
Baltimore
Baer Insurance Bil
Senate
Gov. Brown
Ways and Means
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Carter
Keens
Police Commission
Fitzgerald
Baltimore City
Reading of State News: Deaths and Dredging Controversy
Mrs. Wim. M. Reed dies at Chesapeake City aged ninety. Easton High School work begins costing 15000. Salisbury Masons to have large lodge room. Spring herring perch and rockfish arriving from Choptank. Louis Bounds store at Siloam burns with contents. Fallston Farmers Club discusses pork raising. Hand-Cakes sheriff contest to be heard next Wednesday. Annamesses Lodge Knights of Pythias marks twenty-fifth anniversary. Petition support for Frederick turnpike electric line circulates in Howard. Ex Governor Jackson corrects Hodson statement on Hog Island. Boumi Temple session held, jewel presented to George W. Rife. State police steamer Govermartic Lane returns from Annamense river cruise. Sixty persons before Justice Wailes at Nanticoke for tonging without license. Body of unknown youth from Elkton fair identified as exposure victim. Maryland legislative committee to Richmond to seek restitution for oyster busts seized in Virginia. Annapolis female school marks 200th anniversary of capital’s removal. Sweeny of sloop Ethel recounts fight between state police and oyster dredgers. Hooda Sarsaparti advertised as medicine for health.
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Wim. M. Reed
Chesapeake City
Cecil County
Easton High School
Masons
Salisbury
Louis Bounds
Siloam
Icomico County
Fallston Farmers’Club
Harford County
Annamesses Lodge
Knights of Pythiss
Crisfield
Frederick
Howard County
Jackson
Hodson
Hog Island
Boumi Tende
George W. Rife
Govermar
Annamesses
Wailes
Nanticoke
Elkton Fair
Simhouse
Maryland Legislative Committee
Richmond
Maryland
Virginia
Ft Mary's
Annapolis
Thomas Sweeny
Ethel
Howard
Annamessex
Estate notices and executors filings announced
Inventory and court orders filed for Henry C Galither deceased. Second account of Mary C Dichiman deceased. Eugene L Rowe executor. Letters of administration to William Wiseman and Chas W Johnson for Boos Wiseman deceased. Administrator George W Wachtel for George O W Sumner. First and final account of John R Flohr for John Flohr deceased filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C Galither
Mary C. Dichiman
Eugene L. Rowe
William Wiseman
Chas.w. Johnson
Boos Wiseman
George W. Wachtel
George O"w. Summere
John R Flohr
John. Flohr
A Sonth's Record The Death Roll for February
February death tallies in the city and county sum to 85 with 9 burials at Mount Olivet 4 at St Johns 2 at the colored graveyard and 1 at Novitiate. County burials include Liberty Kemptown Montevue Graceham and others. Former residents died in Ohio Virginia Philadelphia and nearby areas. The health report lists 9? deaths among whites and 3 among colored with 14 interments plus age and cause breakdown. Court-house stats show February licenses mortgages deeds and other records and Mt Olivet interments numbered 12 with 8 adults and 4 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur News
Mount Ouver
St. John’s
Novitiste
Liberty
Kemptown
Montevue
Graceham
Mechanicstown
Jeffereer
New Market
Beaver Dam
Walkersville
Forville
Glade
Court House
Orphan's Court
State Court Dismisses Several Defendants Not Guilty Verdicts
In TEE CIRCUIT COURT yesterday the jury found John Powell not guilty for lack of evidence. Samuel Miller was also acquitted on larceny charges. Kate Bosticks was released with a not guilty verdict after a six o'clock session. Albert R. Wallis faced charges of obtaining liquor from a minor under false pretenses. lawyers for both sides presented the case as the court opened this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
John Powell
Samuel Miller
J. 0. Moller
E. &. Hichelberger
State Va
Kate Bosticks
Mctherry, Lynch and Vinson
Samuel Miler
Albert R. Wallis
Hichelberger
Afr
J. C. Motter
Funeral for Mrs. Ann E. Colliflower Noted in Reformed Goilé
The funeral of Mrs. Ann E. Colliflower, the oldest member of the Reformed Goilé, was noted. She had chosen her own text from 2 Timothy IV 7 and hymns, with Ash Wednesday remarks on her approaching death. Attendees included multiple named locals and nearby clergy.
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W. C
Willie Comfort
Snddirs
Harry Comfort
Hanover
Mewton Comfort
Philadelphia
Cornelia Barrett
William Sport
Jennie Galbraith
Reading
Wm. Riddlemoser
Smithsburg
Guy Long
Robert Barnes
Pikesville
Ralph Barnes
Sykesville
H.F. Dittmar
Jefferson
T. F
W.H. Heitmeier
Middletown
Sparroxus Pie and the Hagilsh Sparrow Craze in Chicago
Reports say Hagilsh sparrows are popular for pot pies in Chicago. As demand grows they grow scarce in parts of the city. A boy using spares and traps gathers sparrows from favored roosts, catching half a dozen daily and selling them for about eight cents each. They are eaten raw and praised as toothsome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Large Ice Contract Secured for Season by Hygela Co
Mr William Anderson has contracted with Hygela Ice Co for a large supply of ice and will furnish consumers throughout the season at lowest prices. He invites immediate contracts for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
Wm. Anderson
Hygela Ice Co
Dade
Man Struck by Colt in Steiner’s Blacksmith Shop
A man named George Merchant was struck in the back by a Colt pistol with the front foot in Steiner's Blacksmith Shop on North Market Avenue yesterday afternoon. No serious damage occurred but he will be lame for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Sa Colt
George Merchant
Steiner
North Market
George
County notes from Comus and nearby areas
County correspondence from Comus and surrounding communities reports visits from residents returning from Washington surveys news of private entertainment by the Good Templars in Comus Lodge, local visits and illnesses, hospitality, and social events across Harmone Grove Ridge Pleasant Hill and surrounding zones with multiple names and places mentioned.
Summarized local notes from multiple tiny items
Mr Wm Working on sick list again. Horace Bostion of Middleburg visits family then returns home. Young people attend New Market party but rough roads and cold weather hinder travel. Mr and Mrs John Eader return from bridal tour by 6 o clock train to Mr M Kader's New Market. A man writes a postal card to his wife in office. postmaster seeks name. J Wolf and D Swope work in wood lot for Dougherty and De lauter. Mr Hallen Poole visits near Unslowville. soon to return home. Mrs Bleer of Mt Hope visits near Uaionville. stays till Tuesday. Charles Griffith and Ed Lease survive buggy accident at Krelzy's dance. Lease nose cut. Bernard Sheetenheim injured riding colt in snow. Jesse Burlington visits from Fairfield. Miss Moble Eline from Littlestown visits sister Mrs Thomas Eckenrode. Harry Harbaugh from Baltimore visits. Mr C Duttera and Mr Theodore Farr visit Rocky Ridge. get snowbound. John Shoemaker from Baltimore visiting parents. Rev Father Mead leaves for Baltimore on business. Ray Harnish, seven, dies of diphtheritic croup. buried Grace Reformed cemetery. Unionville Academy prepares for March entertainment. Mapleville baseball game 21 to 0 in favor of Mapleville with Ecker's and Hatfield batteries. Unionville Feb 25. Feagaville Feb 23. St Luke's Aid and Missionary Society meets. heavy snowstorm drifts roads. Miss Wolf visits Wolfsville near this place. Mrs Gertrude Hargett ill with mumps. Druid Hill VA Feb 23. Winter continues. ice harvest small but hopes for more. Bessie Wire of Lovettsville visiting.
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Pleasant Hill
Mathias Sagers
New Midway
Cramer
Jacob Bostion
Ammon Cramer
Hirs
Clabsugh
Milton Fogle
Frederick Smith
Ladiesburg
Moses Tilehi
Jacob Dieh
Isaiah Boiler
Mechanicstown
John P. Cramer
Amos Byler
Harkey Fogle
Aston Wood
Edward Cisbaugh
John Clabaugh
Jease Bpsilon
Reuben
Fes
New Market
John Eader
Luther Lease
5. Bleer
Mt. Hope
Blalady Frieod
Uaionville
Charles Griffith
Fd. Lease
Mr . Lease
Bernard Sheetenheim
Caste
Taneytown
Jesse Burlington
Fairfield
Moble Eline
Littlestown
Airs
Thomas Eckenrode
Harry Harbaugh
Baltimore
C Duttera
Theodore Farr
Rocky Ridge
John Shoemaker
Beltimore
Father Mead
Ray Harnish
W. H
Ellen Harnish
Grace Reformed
Alexander Bateman
Abrs
Harish
Opening of New Spring Garments Line At XUW Store
The XUW department store unveils a large line of new spring garments today, featuring fresh styles for men and women. Fashion buyers are invited to preview the collection and enjoy exclusive launching offers.
Modern Way Commends Itself for Health and Home Goods
An era of household remedies praises Cengolfin and fig laxatives, pillow shams and scarfs, table damasks, and discounted linens. A cheap stock of stamped goods and linens is available on site. The Carpet Department touts a new budget friendly line of carpets described as the handsomest in the city at tempting prices.
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Weather Bureau
Gatse
Wentreu
Leopol
Ham Woods
North Carolina
A. C. Carlin
D.C. Winebrewer
Ick College
Pillow Shams
Mollnix& Kemp
W. T. Delaplaine & Co
Miss
Weaver
Tee
Sionday
Nisgsra Falls
Lincoln J. Carter
America
Pephalhve
Legislature
Montgomery
Perry
Committee of Ways and Means
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Michael
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Mt. Olivet
TEE Circuit Court
COMUS
Mocare
FE. H. Cecil
G. P. Hirsh
Washington
Good Templars
Comus Lod
St. Vernon Hall
March Ltd
Marie Seltiman
District Lodge
Galthersburg
Jennie Linthicum
G. D. Wolf
Y Washington, D. C
Myra Wolfe
Cesar Grave
York Road
Thomas Newman
Near Here
Stes Koons
New Alldway
Josephine Valentine
Ella
Double Pipe Creek
C. E. Valentine
Daniel Cover
Wm. Y. Cover
Joseph H. Bussard
Harmone Grove
Joseph Long
Daisy Shafer
Harmony Grove
Wesley Wachters
Bloomfield
Wm. Shafer
Utterback
Tom’s
Dublin
Fannie Nusbaum
Harmony Grove Christian Endeavor Society
Edward Mills
Aston Weant
Mir. N. C. Stansburg
Obler
Howe
Wm. Working
Horace Bostion
Middleburg
Parente
Unioryville
Unionville Academy
Mapleville
Ecker’s School
Ecker’s
E. Hatfield
I. Whitehill
G. Baker
Hatfield
Whitehill
Balla
A. Pearre
Boys
Feagaville
Aid and Missionary Society of St. Luke
Misa Wolf
Wolfsville
J. E. Phieigeri
Gertrude Hargett
Druid Hill
Ocen
BM. E. McLinn
Tankerville
Hiss Bessie Wire
Lovettsville
John Hendrickson
Pring Pring
F. V. Staub
Gcecitacazi’s
Arena Se
STAUB
North Market Street
Ccr
Gary
the Historical Sceo
Historical Society
Charles W. Hoffman
Housh-Aes
Prem Tare Weticz
Eodock
Neidig
A. T. Rice & Sons
RICE
North Marert Street
Frederick, WB
Frensuar Dysacross
L. Harley
Mr. Tlor
TIMES
EL. Harley
Booth Starket Street
John A. E Kennedy
John A. Kennedy
Merchant Tailor
NO. Uon
Loy & Perry
Stetson
Tresk Ua
Loy and
Jex and
Perret
W. C. Eldridge
Amburgs
Ambusgs
Amburgse
Amburbrgs
Wackeldridgs
West Patehick Street
Frederick, MB
Blackstor
Notsifg
B. HB. Biacssion
Tatoo
Marked Street
Trinity M. EB
Frederick Q College Alumni Association
Frederick College Alumni Association
College Hall
John A. Markell
Baker Johnson
M.J. Echoftier
C. Ar
South St
Ene
Good Man Can Make % Sons Co
Broadway
James 2
Walker & CO
J E. Walker & Co
Lancasters
James BE. Walker & CO
Mouuo & Ku
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