Death of William T. Delaplaine Obits a Feared Loss
The death of William T. Delaplaine president of the Tax News and Frederick News publishing company is announced with sorrow. Citizens recall his aggressive energetic business methods and leadership in building The Daily News into a notable journalistic enterprise over twelve years. His family and community extend condolences and trust in his legacy.
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Wilden
T. Delapiafoe
Wii- Mara T. Delspleine
Tax
Nawa Company
Thelentatean
Delaplaine
William T. Delspistae Baske
Wiliam T. Delaplaine
Frederick Nuna Publishing Company
Datlaplaine
Tue Damir Asp
B and O Relief Department December 1894 financial outline
The B and O Railroad Relief Department reports receipts of 33007.8 dollars for December 1894 with disbursements of 27141.67 dollars. Benefits include accidental death 7000 dollars accidental injury 5777.62 surgical expense 641.78 natural sickness 5850.70 natural death 8750 dollars and general expenses 5577.17 dollars. Cumulative benefit payments from May 1, 1880 to December 11, 1894 total 3886215.58 dollars. January 1895 savings feature deposit is 965.45 and February 1 deposit exceeds any prior period.
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B. & O” Relief Department
B. & O. Railroad Company
Relief Department
Syrup of Figs Promises Health Benefits and Comfort
Knowledge brings comfort and improvement to personal enjoyment through the pure liquid laxative Syrup of Figs. It is praised for tasting pleasant, cleansing the system, relieving headaches and fevers, and curing constipation without weakening organs. Millions endorse it and the medical profession approves its action on kidneys, liver, and bowels. Do not accept substitutes.
San Francisco Field Notes In Sweaty Second Parades
Special correspondent recounts a February day in San Francisco with military civic parades firemen Native Sons and Daughters and soldiers on parade. The electric car tour through Geary street to Golden Gate Park reveals green hills ornamental trees and a sunlit city by the bay.
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San Francisco
Tus News
Baa
Fuaxciaco
Costinentaal
Aiil
Suara
Golion Gate Park
America
Strawberry Hill
Golden Gate Park
Orient
Haighta
Satro
Setro
Adolf Satro
California
Ana Calamus Reed
Tima
London
Seldon
Southampton Road
Indy
Sam
Youthful Runaways From Johns ville In Ohio
Two youths Amon Warner 18 and Calvin Starr 17 left home under the pretense of going to school. They boarded a Linwood line train with $9 between them and clues pointed toward Harry Ogie’s in Dayton. A Warner relative immediately went to Baltimore, while a missing-home letter said the pair were in Lore, Ohio, with plans to return home soon and never leave again unless driven away.
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Amon
Samuel J. Warner
Calvin
Lycargua N. Starr
Johnsville
Linwood
Jakee
Warner
Starr
Harry Ogie
Dayton
Ogie
Samuel W. Warner
Amos
Baltimore
Ogle
Ad Answer
Young Warner
Nss
Lore
Ohio
Child Hurt Sliding Down Steps in Libertytown
Carrie OxCessabd of afr and Sir Emanuel Monshuar of North atreat Libertytown witnessed a fall on the steps. A head injury required stitches and medical attention.
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Carrie
Afr
Emanuel Monshuar
North Atreat
Libertytown
Xabe
Game Protective Association Meets in Baltimore March Fifth
The State Game and Fish Protective Association calls for a March fifth meeting at the Carrioosa Hotel Baltimore to discuss the decimation of game birds after the late cold snap. Attendees may send written ideas to L M Levering 107 Commerce Street Baltimore. signatories include Judge D G Wright Mayor F C Iatrobe and several county and city officials across Baltimore and surrounding counties.
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Fise Protec Iva Association
Carroiosa Hotel
Baltimore
L. ML. Levering
Commerce Street
Bstimore
Taw Cai
Isignoi
ER Freeland
Tabu
James G. Kane
Long Green
Baltimore County
Miser
Sandy Springs
Montgomery County
Maryland Public Schools Annual Report Highlights State City Totals
Prof E B Prettyman forwarded the State Board of Education annual report for the year ended July 31 1894. It details population ages five to twenty in Maryland counties and Baltimore city, with colored population figures, and outlines school funding from the state and local taxes. Disbursements total across counties and Baltimore city reach over 2.4 million dollars.
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E. B. Prettyman
State Board of Education
Baltmore
Maryland
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Focal
Focal Tersu
Monocacy River Ice Breaks Harmlessly
Waterway near the Monocacy riverbank overflowed recently as ice packing loosened and drifted away without causing damage. Local observers report no injuries or structural harm despite the flood-like surface.
The Lazarus Miracle as Teachable Faith Lesson
A Sunday school lesson discusses Jesus weeping at Lazarus death and the moment of raising him. It emphasizes belief over sight, God’s love, and the authority of Christ’s word, urging faith to withstand doubt and obstacles, with references to scripture and doctrinal reflections.
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Mary
Jesus
Lazarus
Luke
Heb
Jeans
Martha
Rom
John iii
Mark v
Esa
Paul
God
Phil
Israel
Earth
Heaven
Christ
Two Lives Saved By New Medical Discovery
Phoebe Thomas of Junction City credits a doctor for a life saving discovery that cured her alleged ailment. The report notes the doctor’s method and cites local testimony praising the treatment and its hopeful outcome.
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Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Deeds of Heroism by Worden on the Nashville privateer
On February 27 Captain Worden commanded the Montauk to engage the Nashville privateer near the Useccuri River. The Montauk endured heavy fire from the fort while Worden bombarded the privateer and rammed through a flotilla of batteries. The engagement left the privateer aground after striking a submarine torpedo, observed by allied ships.
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Useccuri
Ehie
Ali Bam Svents
Worden
Montauk
Nashville
Grorcze L. Kuarr
Illnesses and misfortunes reported in local notices
The paper notes Mary Reynolds of East Fifth is very sick with the ecreep, treated by Dr. Goodells. Engineer Cornelius Gatwicks on the Emmitsburg Railroad suffers severe exposure from a blizzard. Theodore and his fireman are assisting amid ongoing fire-related concerns. Mrs Hedges, mother of Capt C C Hedges, is paralyzed at home near Frederick, while Capt Hedges runs the Windsor Hotel in Cumberland and is at her bedside. Justice Edward Hewes learns of his father James E Hewes's serious illness at 75, a great grand nephew of a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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Mary
Edward Reynolds
East Fifth Arrest
Frederick
Captain Hedges
Windsor Hotel
Cumberland
Edward Hewes
Baltimore
James E. Hewes
Mr. Hewes
Mystic Care Rheumstiem and Neuralgia Cure Claim
An advertisement from a Frederick Maryland druggist promotes Mystic Care Rheumstiem and Neuralgia as a radical treatment. It touts a rapid first dose effect and claims to remove pain and disease with a 75 cent price point. The copy lists various ailments and urges readers to try the product.
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J. A. In
Dragetst
Frederick, Md
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