Daily News Briefs On Local Notables And Church News
Mr. David Hoogle visits his mother and returns to Ohio. Mrs. Walter Weller returns from Hagerstown. Mr. William Hayes joins United Electric in Philadelphia. Bere Lechlider of Hagerstown visits Harmony Grove. Henry Beatty of Pittsburgh starts duties at Frederick Electric Light and Power. Miss Katherine F Batson leaves for Baltimore. Mrs. Mason and daughter Bills Wason visit Prof and Mrs. George Hsmith. Maurice B Lewis of Roanoke visits Frederick. A Kemp Keefer returns from Hagerstown. Mrs. Hager Quynn and wife head to Pittsburg for Mr Quynn’s new post. J. P. Albert of Philadelphia recalls his earlier fall at City Hotel. St John’s Catholic news covers humility talk, May sodality reception, and League of the Sacred Heart. Sewing Circle to wind up on the 19th. Father Coleman to show how to nail up a church door during Lent.
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David Hoogle
Ohio
Walter Weller
Hagerstown
Wmn. Hayes
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
United Electric Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Bere, Lechlider
J.P. Albert
Albert
Frederick
City
St. John's Catholic
League of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Sodality
Sesson
Father Coleman
Brief Bits of Local News and Quips From the Era
A collage of small items and witticisms notes attractions like awnings going up and a brain food Apple. It recounts a riddle on words a goose aged 36 in Elliott City tales of barber shop banter and a street joke. It lists local names trades and a city hotel arrivals, plus historic tidbits and a public shooting event near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott City
Circuit Court Adjourns After Mixed Rulings On Motions
The circuit court today heard motions for new trials in ejectment and railroad cases. Sefton vs White overruled for a new trial while Watkins vs B and O was granted. Chambers vs Allee V and Roderick granted. In criminal matters Houck jailed ten years, Powell new trial withdrawn, Miller granted new trial and acquitted. Court adjourned after clearing dockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Sefton
David E. Houck
Dennis Powell
Samuel Miller
Miller
News of the Churches and Missionary Society Meeting
The Reformed Missionary Society held its monthly meeting with a large audience. An interesting program featured Rev. E.R. Eschbsch, selections like The Good News, vocal solos, recitations, and a children’s chorus. The Maryland Conference Woman’s Missionary Society met in Reedysville with Rev. Dr. W.M. Sell delivering the sermon. Lumbago cure claims by H. C. Rigby of Baltimore and Shiloh’s Cure advertised for coughs and consumption. Subscribe for The News.
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The
Reformed Missionary Society
E.R. Eschbsch
Abie Shriinert
Amy Kreb
Miss Stoke
Redbreast
Eira
Berth Bouck
Good Roads proposal faces practical road work questions
Letter from W. E. Gorres of Arlington Maryland critiques Mr. Smith’s plan to empower county commissioners as road supervisors responsible for 200 miles each. He argues for experienced oversight, proper foremen, and use of road machines, warning that equalized sections would delay repairs and favor machine work over labor.
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Tos Newnan
Geo. van Emith
Esc
Alt Hough
Yonda
Mr. Smith
Ft. 2
Ft. S
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Kent
Middletown Valley
Washington County
Anti
Anti! I Hear Something More From Mr. Smith
W. E. Gorres
Axlington
Baltimore Co
Soulal Sworld Dance at Buckeystown
A local scene from Buckeystown details a March 3 celebration at Forest View for Arthur Cromwell and his son Cleve. Attendees include the Cromwell family, Bach, Chiswell, Kessler, Thomas, Huffman, and Works, with hours of games, a substantial dinner, ice cream, and confections followed by departure greetings. A separate Pleasant Dance at Mrs Geesey’s near Walkersville features about twenty couples, with dancing, music, refreshments, and a long evening of entertainment, attended by numerous locals and summaries of participants.
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Buckeystown
Arthur Cromwell
Forest View
Cromwell
Cleve
Sam Bach
Col
Wm. Chiswell
John Kessler
David D. Thomas
Melvin Cromwell
C. T. Brosius
Blisses
Vera
Neva
Agnes Cromwell
Lulah Trunde
Cleve, Hays
Richard
Montague Cromwell
Cas Huffman
Bir Miller
Minnie Garmgariner
Mary Lee Topper
Emma Lochner
Annie Koogle
Hattie Koozle
Hila Cronke
Mss Houff
Jesse Glessner
Moble Woodward
Miss Besufelder
Stay Rager
Nora Railing
Grace Hadcliff
Miss Fogie
Ressrs
Henry Wineberg
Harry Lochner
Thomas Baumgardner
Isaac Winedere
Ohn Baumgardner
Chas. Brengel
Ralph Young
Robert Bennet
William Bayes
Dot Davis
G. Rosencur
Howard Norris
Chas
Biggs
Funeral services for Mrs Rebecca Gayall held at All Saints Church
The remains of Mrs Rebecca Gayall arrived on the 1.50 Baltimore and Ohio train and were taken to All Saints Episcopal Church for services conducted by Rev Osborn Ingle and Rev C K Page. Attended by the board of managers and orphans from All Saints Orphanage, pallbearers included Charles M Ross Blanchard Pailpot Arthur Potts Columbus Kewp Joseph D Baker and Clarence W Alliesry. Interment followed at St Olivet Cemetery with W H B Exchangeon as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca H. Gayall
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
All Saints Episcopal Church
Osborn Ingle
C. K. Page
Adamstown
East Fifth Street Nuisance From Nightly Tomazku Parties
Residents report nightly disturbances as Tomazku hosts demolish chicken coops and raid hen roosts on East Fifth Street. Some families lose poultry while others complain their coops are damaged. Local health note mentions Ethel Main of Beckeystown is critically ill with pneumonitis and urges home remedies, citing Norman Cheathem of Waverly, Sussex Co voting for Dr Hulls Cough Syrup with twelve years of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fifth Street
Tomazku
Norman Cheathem
Waverly, Sussex Co
Red Flas Oil and Shiloh’s Vitalizer Ad Claim
A Victorian advertisement touts Red Flas Oil for rheumatism neuralgia toothache and chronic pains with a 35 cent price and claims of universal cure. It also promotes Hedding Oil at Steiner Bros Drug Store and Shiloh’s Vitalizer praised by Mrs Hawkins as best for a debiliated system. Sold by Garrett & Pearre, Druggists in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Shiloh
Garrett Festre
Ry Ft
Hedding
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
J. S Hawkins
Chattanoa Tena
Qarrott & Pearre
Garrett & Pearre
Frederick
Life of the Legislature Sees Few Laws Pass
The General Assembly has four weeks left to complete business with no major general bills enacted yet. The assessment bill dominates attention. its passage could trigger a special Senate session in May to appoint officials and administer new taxes. Officials estimate costs between 250 960 and 330 060, with hundreds of assessors to value property, churches and graveyards likely exempt. Some lawmakers favor taxing churches and graveyards, but that view is in the minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Brown
Senate
Ilay
Eastern Shore
Belgium Railways Rule Grants Dogs Passenger Seats
A London Standard report notes Belgian law now allows dogs that travel with paying owners to occupy seats in rail cars if space permits. In a case with five humans and five dogs, the dog’s master paid for the animal’s ticket and won a right to a seat alongside the wearer. A separate item mentions J H Lopez of Des Moines benefiting from Chamberlain's Pain Balm after months of rheumatic shoulder pain.
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Bdoga
Belgium
London Standard
State Railways
J. H. Lopez
Des Moines
Ows
Bel
Chamberlain
Garrett
Pearre
Frederick
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Edgar McCardell
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Achevett’s
Messie
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T. M. McClelland
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J.C. Neal
W.R. Strickler
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Savage
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N. H. Reed
J. H. Adams
Ide Devilbiss
B. F. Dennis
J.C. Dexter
Fulton
Grorr Horss
County
H. C. Rigby
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
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Ethel Main
David Main
Beckeystown
Tee Iss
Pierce
Golden
Corbett
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George A. Gilbert
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Roatino
E. Patrick St
Frederick, Midi
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Bostoz
Ottolene
N. K. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
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He-NoTea
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Eoradvar
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Baltimore, Wid
Steiner Bros
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Solday Garrow & Pearre
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Laderos
Sexton Grand
Iron King and
Noble Cook
E. Patrick
B. Thomas
Washburn, Crosby Co
L. M. Hildhbrand
Garroste & Pearse
Draggiets
Marset Street
Patrick
ND Steiner Bros
Draggista
Merket Street
Willer
E. M. Remsburg
Carlin House
D.cemnt
Suva
Slaughter
N. J. Wilson & Sor
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Portor Furniture
W. H. B. Etchison
South Barket Street
W. L. Douglas
L. Dougls
Ite
Douglas
Desser
Beasca
Brockton
Mass
A. R. Yeakle City Hall
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