Local notices and oddities from a Baltimore daily
A patchwork of brief items reports Judge James McSherry Jr delivering appellate opinions, a 325 pound woman barely spared by a trolley fender in Baltimore, and remarks on photography in China. It notes a shooting contest at Ridgeville, New York land prices, Maryland G A R encampment leadership, Belgium ticket changes, school demographics in St Louis, a rare beetle found in Arizona ore, and local court and city officials. Also mentions a Sousa concert, and praises a laxative syrup promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSherry
Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Ridgeyille
Court House
New York City
London
Department of Maryland
G. A
Horner
Fmmtsburg
Belgium
St. Louis
Longfelow
Clifton
Arizona
Astur
Trole Eben
Harvey R. Lessa
Ancforeer
J fAnns Brill
West Frederick
Fogzy
Frederics
Eli
Joseph F. Zisehhaner
Colonial Tea Hosted by Ladies Auxiliary at Chrismian Association
A Colonial Tea was hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the FLO YY MCA at the Christian Association rooms. Members wore period costumes, with gentlemen in period attire assisting, and the hall showcased relics including a 1788 Washington sketch and a Continental Army canteen. The event featured music and readings, a substantial menu, and strong social engagement boosting Auxiliary membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLO. YY. McA
Mra AL Esser
Chrimfiar Association
Martha Washington
Marlop Moberly
Ann G Ross
Washington
Colontea
Solo
Geo. E. Smith
Misa J. Tomas
Tri
W.C Birely
A. R. Yeakle
Maryland
Christian Association
The
Indies
Messrs
Wm. Chew
Roger Wickham
Owen Comfort
Oscar Rhodes
W. B. Zimmerman
Grayson Renner
Lester Smith
W. W. Saunders
Sumpter Heard Acquitted In Watch Theft Case At Court
In a circuit court session, Sumpter Heard was tried for stealing a watch from Joseph Heeter at the Yast Agricultural fair. Dr E A Kline testified to witnessing the act, though another witness dissented. Heard was acquitted. The State also dealt with HM B S Staley over a bicycle theft, with Staley released on his own recognizance for two years. Edward Carey was found not guilty of aggravated battery. Geo W Cookerry case referenced. Stephen Woodyard convicted and sentenced to three months in jail. Toots Sommers convicted of assault and sentenced to three months. Lucian Gilbert charged with highway robbery pleaded guilty to James outlaw money. Tobias F P Mata and others bribery case postponed to next term. Commissioners case continued upon defendants request despite public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumpter Heard
Yeater
Heard
Yast
Joseph Heteer
E. A. Kline
Dr. Kline
Staley
Edward Carey
Hellér
Toots” Sommers
William Brown
Natsrite Hell
Brown
Lucian Gilbert
Nighney
Peteraville
Gilbert
Jesse James Éablon
Tobias FP
Mata
Mortevue
Frank House
Wim. Morrison
James 8
Velsughter
Tae Sisie
Property Sales and Personal Moves Highlight Weekend Deals
Saturday sales saw Deas L. Stokes executor of Joshua Stokes sell property on Epiclenice P e Wailer Street Thor mont to Augustus Ilifard for $1 20k and eight acres. In See of that town W Mackiey for $280. Wm. Biggs of Rocky Ridge bought Dr H C Augier’s property in Thee Bont at Morigsgee’s sale for $925. On Friday last Idr Beejemin M. Smith, long time Victor Remedy Co traveling salesman, resigned and accepted a similar post with Mr A M Lancecer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deas L. Stokes
Joshua Stokes
Epiclenice
Wailer Street
Thormont
Augustus Ilifard
Mackiey
Biggs
Rocky Ridge
H. C. Augier
Thee
Morigsgee
Panersia Funeral Notices For Andrew Jacobs And Mrs Kath E
The funeral of Andrew Jacobs was held at Mt Carmel Church Linganess district with services by Rev ML Mayzilles of United Brethren Church. Interment followed at Daryleg ground. funeral director C C Carty. The death notices also record the funeral of Mrs Kath E wife of Mr Sine A Thomas from 38 E Fifth Street with service at Mt Viget Cemetery conducted by Rev L Kahiman and Rev A B Zimmer man. ALT Ree & Sons were the funeral directors.
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Panersia
Andrew Jacobs
Linganess
Mt. Carmel
Hey
ML Mayzilles
United Brethren Church
Moan
A Xolz
Betrow
Lease
P.C Dugrear
R O
Darrew
EA Stucer
C. C. Carty
Fonere
Mra Kath E
Sine A Thomas
Fifth Street
Eetock
Shipier
Social World and Wedding Reception in Frederick County
Mr and Mrs Wm Unhorge Kolb hosted a stylish reception at their North Market Street home after a wedding tour. About two hundred guests joined in music, socializing, and a late savory repast as the couple prepares to reside at 25 East Third Street. A sleighing party from Frederick County to Leesburg, Va, then Herndon, Va, enjoyed games and a large dinner at Mrs Hall in Hern don.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Unhorge Kolb
North Market Street
Sire
Kolb
Third Atrest
Frederick County
Leesburg
Tney
Richard Murdock
New Market
Charles Cooley
Park Mills
Eugene Proctor
Herndon
Murdock
Proctor
Hall
Cooley
Anunmer
February interments and deaths report at Mt Olivet
Superintendent Michael of Mt Olivet cemetery logs February interments at ten with eight adults and two children. City deaths total 33, with ten city burials including Mt Olivet and nearby cemeteries. county deaths 23 with burials at Emmitsburg Byersville New Market Jefferson Utica Woodville Urbana and other local graveyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Death at the sawmill in Urbana and local notices
The report records the death of Chas Geisler aged 1 year 5 months 5 days after an accident at a sawmill near Urbana. It notes funeral arrangements at Ordeman’s home conducted by Rev A F Low, names pallbearers, and burial near Koontz’s Chapel. It also mentions Mrs Jonathan Wilson’s death at her daughter’s home, Prof Andrews horse training exhibition, and church notices plus a health ad for Hodes Safeparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Geisler
John Treiaier
Park Mills
A. Ordeman
WM. Roderick
Urbana
Gigemanz
Ordeman
F. Low
Butkeystown
Clarence Bowers
John Coolsy
Frank ‘Whip
Beo Davis
Howard Purely
Dan’ Rolenberg
Geo. W. Paters
Koontz
iChapel
Jonathan Wilson
Reopening of Johnstown M E Church in Maryland area
Fragmented state notes report reopening plans for Johnstown M E Church with postponement from February 11 to March 3. Describes extensive renovations including new roof paint and interior updates, removing the old pulpit, and a planned sermon by Rev. Oliver M. Roark with the Patriotic Order Sons of America from Middleburg attending Rev. Roark’s farewell sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnshire
Johnayiile M. EL
Briday
Walla Hava
Hava
Oliver M. Roark
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Middleburg
Ruark
Al G. Fields Minstrels Present Aladdin at City Opera House
The Al G. Fields minstrels and spectacular pantomime of Aladdin perform tonight at the City Opera House. Field, a renowned comedian, will deliver new specialties and entertain patrons with fresh material. Banjoist E. A. Hall and a troupe of skilled artists join the show, promising a top entertainment in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al G. Fields
City Opera House
Ciy
Mr. Field
Field
E. A. Hall
Literacy Notes Contest Wins At Woodsboro
The Forum for March discusses four timely articles by notable figures including Ben J. Eckels Henry Cabot Lodge and E B A Beligman plus L Emmett Holt. A Woodsboro Walkerville oil painting contest awarded to Daisy Martz for contributing $580 to the Francis Scott Kay monument fund, reflecting well on a class of thirty six pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben. J. Eckels
Henry
Abot Lodge
E. B.A. Beligman
Columbia College
L. Emmett Holt
Woodsboro
Daisy Martz
Eudora Smith
Smith
Beboel
Walkeraville
Theodesis Long
Francis Scott Kay
Smith's Temples of Fancy Offers Tinware Bargains
For Saturday March 2 1805 Smith's Tempis of Fancy advertises tinware with low prices and sales pitches. Mentioned items include Sedicinal Wines and Kings, claiming purity and strength with a galon price of 100 dollars and 25 cents for a quart. David EL Smith guarantees prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
David EL Smith
Smiths Temple of Fancy Howare Smiths Temple of Fancy Howare
An early 19th century advertisement from Baltimore promotes Smiths Temple of Fancy offering home goods and fashion items. David A Smith invites customers to visit, claiming high quality imports and pure materials at affordable prices. The note mentions a sale by end of February on Bast Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
David A Smith
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Mississippi
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Wotteg
Urner
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Kennedy's
Prof. Andrews
P. Edwarda
F. Frerle
J.E Cowles & Co
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John Bendrickson
Ancle Delaplaine
Temple of Fancy
Smith's
Varlowe
Sousa
Telqee
Britant
F.c.mca
the Circuit Court
Iddr-Beejemin M. Smith
Victor Remedy Company
Tis
A.m Lancecer
FAO
Prof Andrews
Treialog
Rkadog Rink
Stainer
M. P
Alex Wo
Catted Brethren Annust
Tourmoent
Pleasant Grove
M. P Courch Neve
Srd
G.F. Bindley
Feantsin Mills
Glee
Father Sullivan
Carnole Club
East Church
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News OF the State
Interex
Howard County
John Barmisen
Cherry Bar
Reveretown
Bill
Cumberland Valley Traction Company
Frederick Howard
Peerance
Annspoils
Helms
Fae
Willem H Glbert
Carson’s Run
Barford County
Are
Jndee Btyke
Hagerstown
D.C. Bolleger
Boonsboro
Sharpsburg
Barre de Grace
Port Depoalt
Garrett Island
Chenapeake
Shriner Milling OO
Baststrick
Ceresville
Frederick
Saliu
Praiertek Ggosty
Leftese Teekece
William
Getguer
Daalaplaine
Lewis
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Breoutar
Maridlew
Een Nislan Sales
Atting
Carter
TSM
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Marca
Isa
Cort
Heal Batate
Joseph Cronies
Milton G. Uraee
Qqader Net
Equity
Sarah B. Levhart
Executriz
Mortgazee
Willem T
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Jascary
Maran
Testerncom
Qeder Nisi
Aiting
Luicm Fout
Gal
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Luan B
Chariea B. Fout
Luu Mout
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Charles V. S.tesy
John J. Jordan
Frederick Co
John L. Jordan
Levy
Circuit Court
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George
Zimmerman
Isalgnse
Morteago
H. Ulay Pmuwer
Mary
Shank
Heal
George H. Zimmerman
Ralp
Avid
Jane
Agma
Frederick Cainty
Jobn L Surdan
John C Motter
James Bly
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Snally
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Bredenck
Joar L. Jordan
John C. Motter
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J. Alfred Bitters
Wilia
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Spradawily
Gall
Meumix
Kea FP
Jobn Hendrickson
Tecke
Scaerf
Oucent
Wright
Monarch
F. V. Staub
California
Doll Brothers
Jot Brothers
DOG Brothers
Clan Brooms
John A. Kennedy
Kesnedy
Tatlor
He N.mareet
Newsoffice
Bodour
Neidig
Robe
Relig
Elnding
Bulmkek & Neidig
T. Rige & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors
J.B Walker Bhu
Cheai Ad Phruala
James B. Waleeg & CO
Allen Robrbace
Allen Rosrsacz
Neitdoon
C:t. Hotel
B. H. Blackston
Biterston
Nsw
B. H. Busoxston
Ountain View Poultry Yards
Prise
Pires Arestorphica
Brahmas
Preminme Frederick
Aditess C. Y- Koihepboeter
Reventh
Proderick
Fenz Scawan
Lndian Tering Poultry Yards
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