Shore Acres to Open at City Opera House
Brief items note moving day, local sales, and a major stage play. Shore Acres, a five act drama, earns wide acclaim and is set to be staged at the City Opera House with a strong company led by James T. Galloway and Atkins Lawrece. An accident involving a hearse near Dayaville is reported, with no serious injuries. Market quotes for Mountsilly Mills list corn and oats prices.
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Shores
Shore Acres
Shen
Herne
James T. Galloway
Atkins Lawrete
Dean Best Nuptials Near Frederick in Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Lula Grace Best daughter of Mrs. William Best and Hugh Reynolds Dean son of Mrs. John Albert Dean wed today at the Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Charies Steck officiating. Jessie Lindsay served as maid of honor and John T. Best as best man. The couple planned a trip to Washington and Baltimore after the ceremony.
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Hugh Reynolds Dean
Frederick
Jessie Lindsay
John T
Lula Grace Best
William Best
East Fourth Street
John Albert Dean
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charies FE. Steck
Jesate Lindsay
John T. Best
Stewart P. Dean
Edward Haller
Frank Moore
William Humm
Rosea
Dean
Washington
Baltimore
Work of Death highlights Vanfossen family obits
Obituary notices for William H. Vanfossen and others appear from Walkeraville and nearby areas. The piece lists survivors, funeral arrangements, and pallbearers, noting parade of relocations and sick lists in Carroll County during early March.
Personal notes on visitors and local residents
Purely personal items list Mr. C. Thomas Kemp's week in New York Miss Alice Pitcroff from Baltimore visiting the Houfes sisters Misses Houfes Mr Charles Wertheimer of East Third street back from Boston Mass Mgr Fred J Schrosder formerly of this city elected president of Federal Union No 244 of Onm-
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C. Thomas Kemp
New York
Alice Pitcroff
Baltimore
Houfes
Charles Wertheimer
East Third Street
Boston
Mgr
Fred. J. Schrosder
Fed Phical Union
Onm
Valley Hotel proprietor attempts suicide by landing
Miss Bottle Straley of the Valley Hotel Boardinghouse in Hagerstown attempted self harm by taking landanut. In Washington county Mrs. Mary Harrison aged 55 and Mr. Joseph Lester aged 42 died at their homes. Montgomery County School Commissioners set June 1 as the close of the summer term. James Cooper, colored, jailed in Baltimore after coroner’s jury on Howard Powell killing. Judge Dobler overrules Maryland Trust Company loan for the Baltimore to Pacific railroad project. William Benedict, colored, held for Howard County grand jury after indecent assault hearing in Ellicott City. Mrs. Louise Fechtig of Hagerstown announces engagement of Harriet Rose Fechtig to Frank Bell of Providence Rhode Island. A.L. Fox in critical condition in Hagerstown hospital after stomach injury from a baseball. operation possible.
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Bottle Straley
Valley Hotel
Hagerstowna
Landanut
Mary Harrison
Joseph Lester
Washington County
Montgomery County
James Cooper
Baltimore
Howard Powell
Tudge Dobler
Maryland Trust Company
Vers Orns and Pacific Railroad
William Benedict
Annie E. Alpaley
B . Walienhorst
Ellicott City
Howard County
Louise H. Feohtig
Hagerstown
Harriet Rose Feehtig
Frank Bell
Providence, R.I
Fechtig
George Fechtig
A.L Fox
Mother of 13 at 26 in bizarre hospital case
Bellvna Hospital New York treats Eva Abernathy a 26 year old mother of 13 who has become insane from caring for 13 children with 11 dead. Doctors attribute mental decline to excessive motherhood while noting her family history and that she bore five pairs of twins since January.
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Bellvna Hospital
New York
Payphopathic
Eva Abernathy
Grisf
Mrs. Abernathy
Petersburg
Abernathy
Susia Black
Funeral for Mrs Mary A Eyler Held at Water Street Home
The funeral for Mrs. Mary A. Eyler was held at 9 am from her Water street home. Rev. William Wheeler of Woodsboro conducted services at Rocky Hill sharch with pallbearers Abraham Grove William Zepp Melvils Oden Michael Bowers Jacob Hahn and W N Engle. Interment followed in the adjacent cemetery with F Schroeder serving as funeral director. A series of auctions announces livestock farming implements and paning equipment for O Newton Trundle near Petersville J L Dutrow for Jomah W Winpigler near Retchs ford Ernest A Lawrence for Gerard H Kreimer south of Singabore post office.
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Mary A. Eyler
Water Street
Rocky Hillsharch
William Wheeler
Woodsboro
Abraham Grove
William Zepp
Melvils Oden
Michael Bowers
Jacob Hahn
W. N. Engle
She Shureh
F. Schroeder
L. M. Bready
O. Newton Trundle
Petersville
John L. Dutrow
Jomah
County approves smallpox care payments and quarantining aid
The board of county commissioners approved 175 for Dr. O B Stone of Liberty for services to the Metcalf family during Harry Metcalf's smallpox illness. Walter White received 15 for quarantine services at the home of William Rippeon near Mt Pleasant. City finance committees plan to present to the Business Men's Association on Friday to seek annual appropriations for their main tenants. The Independent Fire Company and the standing committee meet tonight at 7.
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Board of County Commissioners
O. B. Stone
Liberty
Metcalf
Harry 0. Metcalf
Walter White
William Rippeon
Mt. Pleneant
Business Men’s Association
Independent Fire Company
Republican Committee Organizes in Bentz Building
The Republican city executive committee organized last evening in the Bentz building at Obnurch and Market. Officers elected were Harry E. Chapline as chairman Millard Nee as secretary and J Henry Lampe as treasurer. Plans for the forthcoming municipal election were discussed but nothing definite decided.
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Republican Committee
Republican City Executive Committee
Bentz Building
Obnurch and
Market Streete
Harry E. Q Chapline
Millard Nee
J. Henry Lampe
Brunswick District Vote Passed by Senate in State Legislature
The Senate approved a bill to create Brunswick as a new election district in Frederick County. The House had passed a companion local option and street loan referendum bill, now awaiting the governor's signature to become law. A separate corporation bill names incorporators for a $50 000 capital and awaits final action. Senate committee signals support for two Jim Crow railroad bills with limited amendments.
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Frederick County
Brunawick
State Senate
House
Devilbiss
Tannryarata Tha
Mrerevilie Safe Trust Company
Cyrus ¥. Flook
George D. Gaver
John C. Leatherman
Joshua Summere
C. Upton Grossnickle
Harrison
House of Delegates
Brunswick
Warfield
George Gaund
Jones
Everhart
Mesera
Pierce
Landstreet
Senate
Moore
Corporation Committee
NOPE TO HOUSEKEEPERS FURNITURE COVERINGS OFFERED
Summer approaching need for covering furniture recommended by Clinton Main and B. Sappington at 5 and 7% North Market Street. Offers include Blip Covering in cotton and linen and New Ginghams with low prices. Also Swiss Net fabrics and Linen Knee Stockings claimed to outwear rivals. Telephone connections available for orders.
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Theas
Main's
North Market Street
Clinton E. Main
Sraduate Pharmadilat
Funeral car purchased for Jefferson business
Mr. Riley Brohison of Jefferson has returned from Cincinnati with a Crane and Breed Manufacturing Company funeral car. It will be used in his Jefferson business. Also a water leak on North Market Street was fixed by Waterworks crews after a foros of hands worked from morning until noon.
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Riley Brohison
Jefferson
Cincinnati
Crane and Breed Manufacturing Coc
H. J. Kline
North Market Street
Tyergar
Local Frederic k Ads and Notices Mixed Listing
Local items include tobacco and oysters for Friday from Lidie’s, fresh fish and produce from O Staley, and a public notice from Frederick merchants. Bank directors note the death of Clarence Fulton and express sympathy, with in memoriam for Charles N Haver from relatives.
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Haver
Charles N. Haver
Don't Be Gulled By Misleading Piano Advertisements
Local ad touts a Western Maryland piano dealer boasting the largest stock and best value. It cites testimonials from renowned artists and conservatories, promises fair statements without hype, and invites readers to inspect at Breezy's Palace of Music at Market and Cherob Street.
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Maryland
Max Bondheim
New York
Mayer Scharwen
Barron Berthald
Damrosch Opera Co
New York Conservatory of Music
Palace of Music
Pauack of
Oor
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