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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1894
Page
5
Brief Bits of Local News and Curiosities
A week of groundhog weather, soda fountains in flux, Virginia shifts on Australian ballot law, and a proposal to rename Hagerstown. Forty three Washington County residents seek homesteads westward, while a Chicago log cabin linked to Lincoln resurfaced as a decades-old exhibit. Magnetic disturbances forecast. Hanover celebrates a new electric plant as April removals loom. Gas prices drop in Westminster. Middletown expands water service. local lodges announce Easter events. court actions note Mrs Virginia Bushey’s executorship. Syrup of Figs praised as a gentle laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Hagerstown
Hagerston
Washington County
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Lincoln
Daner
Orid
New York
Hanover
Siam
Alaska
Westminster
Daniel Devilbiss
Ot East Church Street
Althugh
East Church
East Patrick Street
Bernard C. Steiner
Enoch Pratt Library
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Diesel Institute
Middletown
Thmas
I Merks
L. B. _ Handy Ardy
Opera
Brunswick
Loselty Icdee
Knights of Pythias
J. Beckiey
Mr. C. P. Smith
Frederick Dramatic Club
M B E Conference Debates Aid to Home Missionaries
Reports from the M B E Conference discuss aid to agents and visiting clergy. Mission Society events feature talks by Mrs R Andrews and deaconesses, with lectures on China and Mormonism. Sessions cover class admissions, supernumeraries, and proposed reforms to examination plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome Missionary Society
William Burris
C. L. Roach
Methodist Church
R. Andrews
Utah
Amtes Miner
Washington
Miss Bell
Baltimore
LN. Dalby
National Training School
La&t
China
Wild fowl and fireside reports across the state
News of the state notes abundant wild fowl near Chincoteague waters and new business in Snow Hill. Diphtheria scares Ridgely, while Miss Sassana Duvall dies in Ellicott City aged ninety. Cannery plans arise in Caroline, settlers buy Dorchester farms, and deaths mark Maryland towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Insurance Company
Snow Hill
Ridgely
Caroline County
Sassana Duvall
Ellicott City
Dorchester
Alexander Snyder
Etlicott City
Washington City
Edward Day
Glenelg
Howard County
United Brethren Conference
Reedysville
Hagerstown
George Moats
Tiighmantown
Washington County
C. C.hedges
Windsor Hotel
Cumberland
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Samuel Mullican
John Knight
Montgomery County
Naval Academy
J. J. Collins
Gumberland
Hoffman
Calvert County
Maryland
Potomac
Talbot County
Wickes
Dukes
Proceedings of Yesterday's Legislature Briefly Summarized
Senator Sloan introduced a joint resolution thanking U S Senators from Maryland for duty on coral and other state products. A Senate House joint committee heard delegations on allowing the telephone company to enter special members. A Habner bill for epileptic care site commission was heard by the Finance Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
United States
Senate
House
Habner
Brashears
Bir
Fitzgerald
Baltimore County Commissioners
Wewman
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Civic Service
The Girl About Town and Spring’s Lively Tales
A front page column blends social sprightliness with seasonal notes as the author muses on spring’s arrival, church conferences, and local curiosities. It recalls town life, fashion, and memories, interwoven with hints of regional events and ongoing public projects.
Tennyson and Spring Fancies and Hoodg Sarsaparilia
A light verse note on springs of love cites Alfred Tennyson while humorously claiming many turn to Hood's Sarsaparilla as a popular spring medicine. The piece spots Hood's as a country favorite and mocks seasonal remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Alfred Tennyson
Hood
Oats Note Case Reversed on Final Trial Verdict
Three year old dispute between Grove A Shipley and Rezin H Griffith over a promissory note for 20 bushels of bull-less oats resurfaces after multiple appeals. The latest verdict found Griffith not liable as the oats were of little value and Shipley failed to prove innocent purchase of the note before maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove A. Shipley
Rezin H. Griffith
Montgomery Cuunty
Shipley
Grifith
W. Weirs Boyle, Jr
Court of Appeals
Bagerstown
Frederics
Grithb
Misrepresented Letter Sparks Town Debate Over Incorporation
In Jefferson March letters from readers accuse Taxpayer of misrepresentation as residents oppose incorporation. They insist majority votes should govern village affairs and rail at evasion of taxation, while noting voter rights extend to all citizens within the limits. Also reported are estate transfers and a Baltimore and Ohio Bridge update detailing Harper's Ferry traffic re opening next Monday and a new 875 foot tunnel through Maryland Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob James
Thomas Wheeler
L. E. Datton
James
L. E. Dotton
John T. Ensor
S.L Todd
A.J. Simms
Mr. Ensor
I. Todd
S. A.wison
C. A. Mittinger
E. E. Shipley
G.G. Marken
W.D. T. Clemm
L. D. Herring
BR. W. Black
J. W. Hanes
J. BB. Caddon
L. M. Gardner
G. W. Cecil
J. W. Corneling
J. A. McCauley
J. F. F. Gray
J. H. Dashiell
Henry Baker
H. C. McDaniel
CU. C. Griffith
F. W. Shriner
C. E. Dudrear
B. G. W. Reid
R. R. Murphy
F.D. Huntley
Hev. Wilhide
W. R. Reed
W. M. Osborne
Oram
C. E. Cumming
A. 5. Spenser
Church Extension Fund
C. H. Payne
Board of Education
M .P. B. Rice
A.J. Gill
H. Cummings
Steward’s Aid Board
Sionday
the News
Jefferson
Sam
Htile
Lwlit
Taxpayer
Wal
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Harper’s Ferry
Potomac River
Maryland Heights
Harper’s Perry
Fine buff Leghorn chickens arrive from New York
William Btrely and Robert Harley received a breeding pen of fine buff Leghorn chickens on Saturday from New York. The birds, a rare import in this county from England, are prized highly for their fine appearance and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Btrely
Robert Harley
New York
England
Fire Sale of Harness at C E Housck Pet House
Local notices advertise discounted harness gear and wall paneling offered at C E Cime's Carpet House on East Patrick Street. Items include fifty cent blattinga and 252 blattings at 18 cents, plus bridles robes and whips sold regardless of cost at one low price. Sale urged as a life time chance to buy cheap, with quick action requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi Ce
C. E. Ciiie
C. E. Houck
East Patrick Street
Cheap Stamped Shams and Lace Pillows on Sale
A local listing advertises stamped and lace pillow shams, liners, and table damasks at low prices. It promotes a sale of rugs in the carpet department with a focus on attractive pricing and urge to view before buying.
Bargains and new styles tempt shoppers this April
An assortment of offers fills the town with deals on carpets and colors. Ice cream and soda are promoted at Albagh and Darrow’s with new flavors and draughts. Ruland announces meat curing and lower prices. Harris Academy of Music in Baltimore lists March 12 to 17 showings of America with matinees and evening performances and excursion train tickets via B and A routes for Annapolis Junction and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrow's
Baltimore
America
Auditorium Theatre
Chicago
Harris’ Academy of Muate
The
O. BR. R
Annapolis Junction
Aberdeen
Frederick
Sta- Stone
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Virginia Bushey
Christian A Bushey
M. BE
Home Missionary Society
Wm. F. Leitch
John F. Goucher
E. F. Simpson
W.T.D. Clemm
Charles W. Baldwin
W. R. Stricklen
Edward L. Watson
W. W. Davis
C. H. Richardson
K. Clark
C. W. Baldwin
J. F. Goucher
Joel Brown
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Johus A. Regester
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Barbara Hoyed
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Julest
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Montegue
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Key
Methodist Conference
Philharmonics
Esater
Atlantic Ocean
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Byron
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Wheeling Intelligencer
Terri ‘Alta
Ealtimore and Ohio Reiiroad Company
Nat Ward
Keyser
Grafton
Terra Alta
Fitz- Gerald
Baltimore and Ohio
Mr. Taxpayer
Rex
Susan A. Werner
Willam W
John W. Kaetzel
Daniel W. Blartin
John C. Martin
John C. Motter
J. Roger McSherry
Frank
Benjamin F. Phebun
Elizabeth A
George W. Phebus
Frederick City
Virginia H Wirtz
Wm. H
Charles V
Levy
Frederick County
Mary
Wm. H. Wirtz
Jowest
C. E Cime’s
Mulliniz & Kemp
Joann Hendrickson
Pai Uo Model
Spring
Pring
Phing
Marce
Joux Hiaxoutoxaon
FLY
STAUB
Java
North
Mahket Street
EB. Cline
Albangh’s
al- Bagh's
Cilpgen
Rice & Eader
South Market Street
B. Rosenour & Son
Ruland
Pork Packer
West Patrick Street
James E. Walker & CO
D. B. Walker & CO
Lancaster Ginghams
Lonsdale
James B. Waleee & CO
Our Store
Sodoce
Neldig
A. T. Rige & Sons
North Makest Sivent
Frederick, MD
Chascroes
R.L. Harley
R. L. Harley
Harley
Siouta Market Street
John A. Ennedy
John A. Kennedy
Merchant Tailor
U3 N
Market ST
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Stetsok
Jheos
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Perry
W. C. Eldridge
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