Miss Mame McDevitt Visits Frederick City News
Miss Mame McDevitt, visiting relatives in Frederick, has returned to Emmitsburg. Local society notes list visitors and residents, including Mrs. Frederick A. Luchessi, Mrs. John Bucket, and Miss Nora Mitten. Senator Gorman receiving a gold headed cane from the Licking county Democratic Association. market notes from Baltimore include steady flour and firm cereals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame McDevitt
Emmitsburg
Frederick A. Luchessi
Balimore
Wm. 4. Crimmins
Carlin House
John Bucket
Luray
J. M. Radcliffe
West Fourth Street
Walter H. Davis
Walkersville
M. F. Geesey
George Murray
Messrs
George E. Birely & Sons
TC. Ganderkin
Washington D. C
Mamie Byram
Washington, D.C
H. Hatler
Benjamin Kline
Elizabeth Gaver
Ellerton
Kearneysville
W. Va
Ake Perrys
Daniel Getzendaner
Gorman
Congress
Senate
Owen
Isaac Fan
Ohio
Rusk
Toox
Democratic Association
Licking County
Maryland
Pumping Delays At Gasometer Cisterns On E Patrick
Gas company notes slow progress in pumping water from cisterns at the gas house on E Patrick Street. Pumps will dig to the bottom to pierce tanks and force water to surface by natural pressure. Also mentions seasonal moving of homes and asks subscribers to inform moving date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SrUl
E. Patrick Street
Ice Company
Sugar Prices Fall as April 1 Sugar Rationing Looms
Sugar shortages and price drop loom for April as refined sugar pacts surge to be sold at six to seven cents a pound and household stockpiles dwindle. refiners expect margin gains from lower raw costs while imports shift to bond storage. domestic demand may rise with cheaper sugar and jam production potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederica
Bendle
United States
Ford
Reduers
Notable Gifts From Cousin in Ohio
Charles E Bailey of East Patrick street received several unique presents from his cousin John Birely of Springfield Ohio. The gifts include limestone stones shaped as a terrapin a snail shell and two pyramids a bead watch chain with a swinging doll charm made at the Soldiers Home in Dayton Ohio. Bailey highly appreciates them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Bailey
East
Patrick Street
John Birely
Springield
Ohio
Soldiers
Dayton
Bailey
Carroll County News Pension Examining Board Appointed
Carroll County designated Dre Mo LL Boy Luther M Kemp and Salas N Goreuch to join the pension examining surgeons board in Baltimore and begin duties in Westminster on Wednesday. The remainder of the report covers court actions in the Circuit Court, including verdicts in two cases and notes on unsettled wheat cases and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County News
Dre. Mo LL Boy
Westminster
Luther M. Kemp
Uniontown
Salas N. Goreuch
Gambler
Board of Pension Examining Serpeons
Carroll County
Commissioner of Pensions
Baltimore
George E. Baughwin
Westiigster
Westouestern
John Geiger
Dennis Wdudderar
Wa. H. Coppersmith
Money Due in French Spoliation Claims for Marylanders
Senate action on the French Spoliation claims brings hope to Maryland claimants. John H. Semmes of Steele Semmes Carey reports $1,304,093 allotted for judgments from the Court of Claims, with Maryland’s share about $150,000. The estates involve Samuel Hollingsworth, Alexander Mactier, Thomas Tennant, John Carrere, and Rogers & Owings. The bill has long faced vetoes. the process continues as claims are pressed in Congress. Also notes yesterday's hotel arrivals in Baltimore and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
United States Senate
John H. Semmes
Steele, Semmes & Carey
Baltimore
Court of Claims
Samuel Hollingsworth
Alexander Mactier
Thomas Tennant
John Carrere
Rogers & Owings
John Corra
Bayview
Senate
House
Polk
Pierce
Mr. Semmes
Joint Frederick Carroll school boards meet to study joint school
A Baltimore Sun special reports a joint meeting of Frederick and Carroll counties school boards set for Tuesday April 7 at St Airy. They will discuss the feasibility of erecting a joint house and maintaining a joint school to serve a large unprovided school population. During a Westminster fire at Shipley Building Bert Shugh, a fireman, was struck on the head by a tail and cut badly on a stone. Spectator young attorney Thomas Baumgartner was overcome by heat and smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Frederick
Carroll Counties
St. Airy
Shipley Building
Westminster
Bert Shugh
Thos
Otn. Baumgartner
A Hara Fair
Mr John Jacob Notnagie Sr living on West Patrick street recently fell on the dining room door at his home injuring a hip. Initial fears of a broken hip were not confirmed after further medical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hara Fair
John Jacob Notnagie
West Patrick Street
Rumor and Meeting Notice From Local Circles
The C U and u circle did not meet Tuesday due to bad weather. The next meeting is set for Monday at the Misses Lindsay residence at West Second and Record streets. A rumor places Mr McComas as a candidate for assistant secretary of the Treasury, though his friends dispute this and prefer a judicial post. Also noted are marriages of Graceies Stutt and Cort Staley in Harmony Grove and Rocky Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
Lindsay
West Second
Record Streets
McComas
Trease Department
MicComes
the Treasury
McComes
Advertising Pointers For Merchants In The News
A dense promotional piece urges merchants to invest in newspaper advertising to boost shopper awareness. It argues sustained, well-placed ads grow business, citing examples of advertising costs, reader reach, and the idea that strong campaigns create profits, with a brief note on early patent expirations for Bell and Blake telephone tech in 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Bell
C. B. Conference Preparations At Robersville Church
Interior of the United Brethren church in Robersville has been repainted. A Bailey reflector replaces the old chandeliers and a new organ will be secured before the Maryland conference begins March 12. Rev G W Kiracofe and a city delegate will be hosted by J H Roenbatsets. Rev A M Evers and wife hosted by John A Thomas. Ress G J Roudabush and W L Martin will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T C. B. Conference
United Brethren Church
Robrersville
Maryland
G. W. Kiracofe
J. H. Roenbatsets
A. M. Evers
John A. Thomas
G. J.roudabush
W.L. Martin
Payment urged by Homestead Building Association
Secretary John A. Markell urges all subscribers with unpaid Grat week dues to call at the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank between now and Saturday to pay. Delays risk confusion as second week dues become payable. those wishing to take stock should also respond.
Advertising Pays In The News Reach For Missing Bracelet
A well known young lady recovered a handsome gold bracelet after placing a small ad in The News. The piece was returned last evening in the office safe, highlighting the paper's advertising efficacy. Sheriff Gaver ships four Holstein horses to Lackawanna County and purchases cattle and a stallion. A factory accident injures William Main's hand. A revision committee for the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company is named. Circuit Court convenes with a case moved from Blair County. sale of furniture set for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho J. Gaver
E. G. Carpenter
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Lackawanna County
F.tobiss Main
Carroll's Manor
Merton, Jr
Morey to Bank Sees Quartry National Bank Deposits
Morey reports quartry figures for Frederick national banks. Deposits subject to check total about 16,587 dollars with various banks named including Citizens' Bank and Central Bank. Other figures show Frerklin Savings and Mechanics Bank entries and special deposits noted with 7 percent yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morey
Frederick
Cucrencr
Citizens
Central
Fhe
Beasties
Franklin Savtage Bank
Syeregalise
Frederick man charged with robbery aboard vessel voyage
John Callantac a colored man from Frederick was accused of highway robbery aboard a ship near Philadelphia. While intoxicated he tried to steal a sailor's pocket book with a razor in an alley. Police arrested him after the sailor died and the crew summoned aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Callantac
Frederick
Philadelphia
CLJ, Clarkson, & Sailor
Clarason
Callaman
Boy's Fall At North Market School Leaves Boy Unconscious
Master George Davis of East Patrick street fell from the banisters at North Market public school to the door below yesterday afternoon, suffered a severe shock, was unconscious for about thirty minutes, Dr Maynard attended and found no bones broken, serious outcomes feared though not certain, report from Washington notes Congressman Ben McKaig in the district and Dr McComas's term expired today. The piece also mentions McKaig's long political record and unvanquished status locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Frank H. Davis
East Patrick Street
North Market
Maynard
McKaig
Washington
Ben
William
B and O Officials Visit for Manufacturing Changes
Superintendent Thomas Fitzgerald and Division Engineer M. of W. Te. PENDALL arrived yesterday on the 1:55 train to inspect proposed railroad improvements. They reviewed grounds and planned changes, then departed on the 4:05 train for Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fitzgerald
Pendall
Theevelopment Company
Baltimore
Curious Old Revenue Stamps Found in Family Papers
Miss Harriet E. Engelbrecht found two old internal revenue stamps among her grandfather Jacob Engelbrecht’s papers. A red $1 stamp bears Washington’s portrait, and a light blue 2 cent stamp features Franklin. Both stamps are well preserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Harriet E. Engelbrecht
Jacob Engelbrecht
Washington
Franklin
Draft by laws adopted for Beneficial association unit
The committee appointed to draft by laws for the Beneficial association of Co. A first Regiment MN G met last evening and submitted the draft which was adopted. Sergeant George Young was elected vice president. A committee will be appointed at the next meeting to arrange a hop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beneficial Association of Co. A, First Regiment
MN. G
George Young
Editorial Move Ties Mr C Y Bingley to Real Estate Herald
Personal notice from Baltimore announces Mr C Y Bingley formerly of the Baltimore Journal of Commerce joining Messrs Miller and Hardt in the Real Estate Herald as an editor. The note praises his culture and potential contribution to the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Bingley
Baltimore
Baltimore Journal of Commerce
Messrs. Miller & Hardt
Herald
Bingley
Mulliniz and Kemp Light Percales and Hamburgs Ad
Mulliniz and Kemp showcase a wide range of light percale fabrics with many styles and figures. Prices start at 8 to 12 cents per yard with Hamburgs highlighted for quality and finish, and plaid nainsooks and stripes in stock. Call to see the new lines and bargain prices.
Carpet Department Trade Gains This Early Spring Push
A local carpet department reports steady trade in recent weeks and plans to make spring sales attractive. The note highlights early-season activity and aims to boost customer interest with special offers.
Local Liberty County notes report weather and society events
Liberty-March 4 edition records ongoing post snow unwindings and town social life. Mentions Valentine for Ye party, merry bells, travel plans, and various residents visiting or moving. Notables include Aphie Smits Las Gore, Mr Witlidelof Julmoville, and painter Mr Barger preparing local buildings. Reports on visits by Nelson Biehl and Mrs Gittins, and a shift in miller roles at E A Shriner mill. A few illnesses and limited pike travel cited amid rough weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad Westuer
Ruckville
Agert
Cere
Maruiet
Nelson Biehl
Whitvidil
West Virginis
Anne Gittins
Fair
George Shoke
Amby
BM. Barger
Libertytown
E.A. Shriner Milling Company
John Ong
Cerceville
Shrines
George R. Watts
E. A
Hymeneal Whirl Winds Through Ramsburg Gerrich Nuptials
Marriage notices from a local paper recount the Ramsburg daughter Annie M C wed Gerrich Luther W of Walkersville at a Kemptown parsonage with Rev J L Floyd officiating. Reception at the groom’s father’s home. couple to reside in Kentland Indiana. Also brief notices of Zimmerman nuptials and a catarrh cure advertisement by Dr Hartley at Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrick
Remsburg
Annie M. C. Ramsburg
Corneliua Ramsburg
Luther W. Gerrich
Walkersville
Kemptown
J. L. Floyd
Lb.eb
Bennett
Weillock
Henrietta
Groop
Keltland
Indiana
Tarp —Zuimerman
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hageratown
5. W. Owen
Wm. B. Burp
Misa Maggie Zimmerman
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Sophie
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Ceresville
E. A. Shriner Milling Company
Brazil
BI Derate
England
Europe
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Lleading
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Frederick City
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J. F. Alvert
H. Stick
B. Grail
J. ¥. Campbell
J. F. Ballor
C. A. Hiss
W. J. Horsey
G. E. Fisher
T. S. Wood
T. E. Carson
C. T. Bellamy
J. W. Craig
N. Bailey
Pennsylvania
H. H. Johannes
H.D. C. Hayden
G. T. Fish
New York
J McCarty
Columbia
H Wood
Kalamazoo
O Dempsey
Berlin
Cockerly
Gzorr
R. B. Portner
Wes
Fisete J. Stutt
Hamony Grove
Cort L. Staley
Rocky Springs
Frederick Sosinece
New York Times
Wm Main
Brush Factory
F. B. Sappington
Edward Koontz
J. A. Steinert
LN. Loy
Edward Rice
Steam Fire Engine Company
Circuit Court
Allegasy County
G. F. Conklin
Susan Shuffy
Susan King
Wilson
Business Men's Organization
Kemp Hell
Business Men’s Association
Merchants’ Eet Commercial Agency
Chicago
Nois
Jacob Welty
Lime Kiln
M. J. Grove Lime Kiln
John H. Linten
W.C.T. U
Teimburse
Hagerstown
Middletown
Victor
Mulliniz & Kemp
Pais
Eabe
Liberty Pike
Laura Harrison
Zapaattek City
E.a.shriner
George B. Hoke
Araby
Edward Gittings
Fairview
Hartley
N. Eutsw
Gore
Baltimore American
Br. Hartley
John Hendrickson
Weares
Hendrickson
E. Connell
A.M
Hwoseopathic Poysician
Court Street
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Frederick Co
Batdersm
D. L. T. Macgill, Jr
N. Market
Haller
Elvis Newey
Rams
Mary
Marek
Char Jytenwu
Mersiy News
Tats Mans
Wuvt
Howard Foal
Wallee
Newa
March WA
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Horas B. Leaen
Auet
Seth
Jie
Luther M. Bready
Auer
Muryl Btu
Oi. Hind
Kol
Witer
Relwand J. Koons
Oulu
Susebbs
Mare
M. Harvey BE
Jmines i
Mont- ME
Ffumaville
Vatlua
Harvey R. Lease
Adet
Abraham Michiel
Wolfe Voris
Beechel Church
Lewistown
Etemuyin Weekly
Ollis
C. i. Fout
D. F.kcknet
Ladiesburg
Seeady
John Darrow
Hacky Springs
Uus Wiley Murchts
Walter Saunders
Anna
Dromenbury
Hamsville
Weelly
Vaul
Black Horge
Billy
Harvey B
George H.young
Lve
Aly
Felix Agous
Ielamore
Bud Udy
GEO
AL A. Gilbert
Pel's
George A. Gilbert
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Levy
Court House
Wit Purnell
Attorney-Atlaw
Milson G. Urner
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Quedturner & Kbedy
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Solicitors In Chancery
St. Opp
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Wasucsoros
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Badiesburg, Md
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Rpury
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