Miscellany of Local Notices and Oddments
Scraps report a burned and growing list of small items from Claysville and surrounding towns. Notable notes include a lost cow from a diseased leg, a railway brake advisory, lighthouse command changes, peach season observations, travel warnings, a found horse, and plans for a W.C.T.U hall in Keedysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Pox
Claysville
B &O.R Rco
Behley
Staten Island
A.F. Picking
United States
Charlestown
Cornelius Burger
Rocky Springa
Keedysville W.C.T. U
Hancock
Hageratown
Segyetseees
Samuel Rohrer
E. Geeting
Grant Wyand
Little Grace Wire
Clayton Wire
Lovetteville
Baltimore
Frederick War Claim Favorable Report Back to House
The House committee on war claims reported a favorable recommendation for refunding Frederick $200 000 exacted during the Civil War by the Confederate Army under General Jubal Early. Maryland, including Frederick, showed loyalty with troops in service and local women aiding hospitals. The claim notes heavy bonded debt and high taxes since. A Boonsboro correspondent reports a near mill breakage avoided by a grape shot lodged in a log after the Gettsyburg era actions. Additional notes reference Brunswick visitors opposing liquor prohibitions amid local civic debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
House of Representatives
House
Kale
Irot
Julal A. Kany
Maryland
Virginis
Hunter
Jameca
Virginia
Chambersburg
Lawrence
Kan
Boonsboro
Watchfitler
Gettysburg
Kilpatrick
Sheldon
Gen. Lee
Williamsport
Estate sales orders filed for multiple decedents
Court records show Henry J. Keilholtz named executor of the Benjamin Keilholtz estate with authority to sell personal property. A report of sale is also filed for the John Hyder estate managed by John Miller, executor, and for the Moses Anderà estate with administrator Gee W Rhank noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oonart
Henry J. Keilholtz
Benjamin Keilholtz
John Hyder
John Miller
Moses Andéra
Gee
W Rhank
Eeeentar
Weather summary for February by Mr Mc Clintock Young
February weather report compiled by Mr. Mc Clintock Young shows a mean temperature of 35.82 degrees, a high of 56, an 8th and 32d record lows at 1 and 6th, total precipitation 2.69 inches with 0.01 inch amounts on ten days, and total snowfall 6.25 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye ‘T
Mr. McClintock Young
Indies
A New Mail Carrier Assumes Frederick Rogerstown Route
Mr Nathaniel Gross of Boonsboro has taken charge of the full mail route between Frederick and Rogerstown after subbing Middletown to Charles L R Gross. He purchased several horses and wagons from Mrs Groff and now operates the entire line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Gross
Boonsboro
Frederick
Rogerstown
Middletown
Charles L. R. Gross
Hayiny
Mra. Groff
Palatal Accident Report in Dear Burbitterite Notes Recovery
An injury at Dear Burbitterite describes Matt Alexander a young resident sustaining a palatal accident days ago. Doctors report the patient under treatment with T. E. Hartley and improving, with hope of future recovery and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir
Matt
Alexander
T. E. Hartley
Branewick Move Prompts Boarding House Closure
Mr. O. D. Hathaway, longtime keeper of a Martina burg boarding house, plans to move to Brunawick to oversee a new hotel venture. The note describes his large, commodious house and imminent conversion for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branewick
O. D. Hathaway
Martinaburg
Brunawick
Conference votes against seating women delegates in General Conference
The M. E. Conference debated the women’s question with a large majority opposing seating women delegates at the General Conference. The vote followed earlier controversy over women’s presence and led to calls for delegates to oppose seating any warmer official reps unless a constitutional majority supports it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
MLEB
Auimore
Wottatt
Aus Reme Court
Methodist Npiacopal Tharch
Washington
Tate
Ucoleathg
Foster
A Mf Courtenay
Pistos
Madisan Square
Reys A.J Gil
J. J. Retultz
Kennant-Albaugh nuptials brighten Frederick wedding
A Northeastern Frederick newspaper reports a grand wedding at Trinity Avenue Church. The ceremony featured a sister of the bride in attendance and a crowd that filled pews and aisles. Guests showered the couple with good luck tokens as they left for their wedding tour.
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Sesson T
Frederick
Trinity
Miss Inills Aluauch
Knoxville
Alon
Potemse
Clarence A. Crampton
Biss Exte A. Kemp
J. Ailton Kemp
Washington
Saddirs
Cramptom
Advertising with Determination and a Death Notice Entry
A block of guidance on advertising effectiveness precedes a local obituary. The death of Chas. Gross in Brunswick is noted with a funeral at Jefferson and the body transported, with Rev H F forming the last rites. Crompton and Feen & Bro. arranged the funeral, and Miss May Diehl purchased Mr W L Pavall’s West I street property alongside the Philpott property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chae
Chas. Gross
Breaswick
Ubat
Pememos
Paslfort
Branewick
Brees
Crompton
H. Feen & Bro
Vagrant Jailed for 30 Days in County Case
A local vagrant named Tobe Cain, resident of the county, was ordered to serve a 30 day sentence. The record notes the case was handled by Meyer Srwwer and the proceedings included a stable of legal clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobe Cain
Hy Meyer Srwwer
Levewing
Legislature Briefs On Debates And Pending Bills At Annapolis
Yesterday's sessions in the House and Senate featured postponed charter amendments for the Baltim ore and Washington Railway, new bills on jail overcrowding and cab driver penalties, and authorization for a statue in Baltimore. Senate and House measures included road and railway charters, orphan and poor relief provisions, and local ballot questions on liquor and incorporation. Governor Brown signed acts authorizing tobacco warehouse leases, penitentiary appointments, and river and railroad projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegater
Spescelal Onder
Dutt Railroid
Seamer Wirt
Senate
Heeshand
Sir Wallen
Evana
Balad
Johny Wopkins
Sr. Vortur
Crete
Baltimore County
Balthmore
Baltimore Union Pagesenger Railway Company
House
Dorchester County
Justice of the Peace
Cambridge
House of Refuge
Baltimore City Passenger Hallway Company
Woodberry Manufacturing Company
Bmayor An Cit. Gounell
Baltimore
Baltimore Tennal Labor School
Annspolls
Eastport and
Bay Widge Electric Railway and Power Company
Anné Arundel County
Orphana
Anne Arundel
Calvert County
James G. Ireland
Emory F. Lane
Brown
Walkeraville
Frederick County
Caroline County
Chesapeake and Delaware Railroad Company
Young Men's Christian Associa Hon
Douglas
Duyval
Mbrarian
Robert H. Gordon
Allegany County
Buckeystown
Frederick Cowmty
Parkton
Townou
Highlandtown
Canton
Annapolis
Walkereville
House Committee On Temperance
Library
Aenex
Sachuel Dun
Yeuterday
Gerda
Hmoe Water Works
Bende
Tauweuraee
Frederick
Billereportes
Mr. McBberry
Death of Daniel G Seailie and Eleanor Stuckey's kin
The obituary reports the death of a University of Virginia graduate in Kansas City Missouri. It profiles Daniel G Seailie as son of the deceased and grandson of Gessner Harrison, notes his law study at the University and his service in consular roles including Beckin Germany. It commends his character, devotion to duty, filial piety, and gentle nature, and notes his burial near relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UW. Stolth
Haness City
Daniel G Seailie
Eleanor Stuckey
Mary Veteendamer
East Church Street
Hlachy Heale
Mond
Times Pays
Geasser Harrisonmith
Francis Edstulth
University of Virginia
Gessner Harrison
Maddy Kansas Chry
Ste
Sus
iNneas
Duc
Eranitfather
Ble
Ssa
Mlustrioua Savanta
America
Taluabead Wells
Kansas City
Gavy Hhingell
Fraudulent Encyclopedia Britannica Seller Targeting Cities
A con artist posing as Thomas Cooley or Cooley Bryan and claiming affiliation with J. M. Stoddart Co. in Philadelphia operated in Knoxville and nearby towns. He took orders for the encyclopedia on an installment plan, collecting cash but deceiving buyers. Authorities seek Cooley on multiple charges as the public is cautioned about similar solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himeelt
Cooley Bryan
Knorville
Burkittayille
Themmediald
J. M. Stoddart Co
Cheatnut Bt
Philadelphia
D.C. Aldridge
Knoxville
Bryan
Thomas Cooley
Clocianatl
Cooley Ia
Ethi Canvaselug
Thie County
Concerns and Notices From Annapolis to Baltimore
A jumble of historical items notes a Maryland court case about a direct tax on pottery and glass works in Arundel County, a coroner's inquiry in CumbeYland into a murder, a Baltimore area accident near Litthe Gunpowaler rally, and discussions of poetry attribution involving Walter Hlamutel and later poets. Also listed are services at the Y M C A with times for next Sunday led by Mr. Allen Fagan and Mr. John S. Rawnsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckenrode
Martha Eckenorode
John H. Hobbs
Mt. St. Mary's
KT. Allen
Ephraim Eckenrode
Mary Eckenrode
George Keepers
Theresa Eckenroue
Ges. Althoff
Milas Arnold
John Eckenrode
Taterest
Toltay
Alatiitos
Stithey St Wallestitod
Annapolis
State of Mary
Ford
Baltimore
Lebfah
Ron
Edward Vere
Earl of
Oxford
Keates
Endymion
Walters
Monty
Algobredi
Percy
Henry ‘I. Contes
Byrd
Dyer
Anys
London
Raleigh
C. A
Allen Fagan
John
Rawnaburg
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TVAY
Ham
National Ebank
Behe Yiems
Toyal
Enote
Burkttaville
Dare Omar
Shookstown
Willen Hetterly
Houzer
Goeni K. Myer
North
United Workmen
Gupta
L. B. Ante
Greer F. Brall
Walkershiire
Cialy
Margh
Annapolia
Christian Smith
3. P. Crampton & Co
Z.T. Brantner
Brunswick
Anisophis
Muanta Morates
Theo
Ryo Hit
Bohowl
Daither's
Galther's
Sykesville
Ohio
Jorden Ted
Jarome Cover
BO Charles Onsen
Holter
Henry Lorents
Daalet
Browal Tite
Williard—Spencer
LA. Williard
Broad Run
This County
Hettie B. Spencer
Kirkaville
Williard
Lilnois
Marion Streeta
Kirksville
Bro
Cline—Durrman
Geo. W. Cline
Washington County
Mise
Emma E. Buhrman
Griffith—Warfield
Misa Nansie VY. Warfield
Philemos Griffith
Conrad Clever
Caurehe
David Se'devitt
George T. Davis
Mies Agua KR
McDevitt
Thie City
Ray
A. J. Gill
Moa
Wa. W. Leeowell
Ronn Ake Roome
F.C OY
Bhank
Charles B. Pows
Joseph
Sbi
Ingralas
China
Thia
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Vary
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G. H. Wiener
Erates
Saan
Huogenon
Atreet
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Rodooe
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Lowko
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Saturniy
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JOHN _HENDRICKSON
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Makkey
John Henri Kom
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