Church Conference Ends With Order and Debates
The Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference opened with prayer by Rev. H. A. Bat and worked through complaints about whispers during sessions. The board on stewards reported ten thousand dollars disbursed for pastors and orphans, while numerous preachers were admitted on trial. The conference elected Cumberland as the next meeting venue and discussed missionary, educational, and Woman’s College affairs with multiple reports and resolutions adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Bat
Drew Theological Sminary
Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Conference
Buainess
Foss
Mr. Lipecomb
Malen
James Gamble
M. A. Turner
O. P. Whaman
Mayberry Goheen
W. H. Pitcher
Geo. W. Israel
L. M. Conger
M. L. Hawley
J. W Start
J. W. Kelley
J.D. Mo Ee
Board of
Stewarta
Joel Brown
Henry Bruer
Rav
Bruner
Methodet Protestant
Baker
Frederick
H. M. Feudow
varnal co_ terese
Canada
South
Milton & Courtenay
Siads Feuduns
R. Mooe
Wm Anthony
J. Freeeg
Leeward Wa
Wereaigs
Treatewaras Fund
G G Baker
Cumberland
Ray J P Wright
Wesley Chapel
Washington
Baltimore
East Baltimore
West Baltimotrict
Callects Missionary Society
Sander
Tract Society
Breedman’s Fund
Sor Tee Woma
Fo Eotecy Society
Woman's
Homa Mission
Conforsus
Tne
W. T. D. Clemm
C. W. Baldwie
Woman's College
Executive Missionary Committee
O. D. Smith
The
Missionary Society
J. F. Goucher
Rey Goucher
Woman’s Educational Association
Woman’s College
Committee On
James P
Classified Advertising Rates and Deadlines
The Daily News outlines advertisement deadlines and rates for local notices and running ads. Ads received by 10 PM will appear the same evening with local notice rates per line and a 10 cent per line charge for transient ads. Regular accounts are billed monthly with specified run dates and agency commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norlow
Gusniciwe
Dovembeer
Classified Ad Fragments Highlight Sales Rentals and Offerings
A fragment from a newspaper classified page lists items such as The Model Opera House Lace Curtains and flowers for sale with notices for rent sale and general offerings. It reads like a tight catalog of ad subjects without完整 context.
Unity Fall Danger and Local Real Estate Sales
Mrs Frank Sorkman of Moon fell down stairs and injured herself but is not severely hurt. Mr Murray Brish had a serious accident but is improving. DeLachbman and Atolisniz report the sale of Henry Lorentz estate on West Third to Doctor Edward Bawlas for 6500 dollars. W F Boogher of Washington DC bought the Riddlemoser Mt Pleasant property, seven acres, from C A Riddlemozer and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S.orkman
Philip
Waluabia
DeLachbman and Atolisniz
Henry Lorentz
West Third Street
Edward Bawlas
W. F. Boogher
Washington, D.C
Riddlemoser
Mt. Pleasant
C. A. Riddlemozer
Frederick Riflemen Hold Masque and Dress Hop
A Frederick event report notes a fishing party at Tuscarora Creek catching about seventy suckers. The Riflemen announce a grand masque and dress hop at their Armory on E Patrick Street this evening with committee members Q S J Backley WH Shples Tycon J W White Geo Young John Bayer and Geo Koetler assisting and the Frederick Garnet Band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesera
Geo. Mulaors
Chas, Young
Prank Tyeryar
Tuscarora Creek
Frederick Riflemen
Patrick Stract
Q. S. J. Backley
Othiers
Sh Ples
Tycon
J. W White
Geo. Young
John Bayer
Geo Koetler
Frederick Garnet Band Orchestra
The Battle in the Human System and a Remedy
An advertisement extols a medicine called Hoot's Sarsapararia as a weapon against disease within the human body. It claims the remedy defends the cell, drives out the "desperate enemy" and restores health for many years.
Location Pursuit in Hasertown for Baltimore Factory
The Hasertown Globe reports negotiations between two Baltimore gentlemen and city leaders to establish a canning factory here. They seek suitable buildings and the proposal implies subscriptions totaling around six hundred dollars, possibly as stock or a bonus, though details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasertown Globe Ssys
Baltimore
Montgomery farmers push taxation reform to aid farms
Gossiperable discussion runs among Montgomery county farmers on assessment and taxes. They aim to pass laws in the next legislature to exempt barns, horses, oxen, and farm machinery from taxation, arguing current city exempt industrial machinery shifts tax burden to rural lands and could spur land division into smaller, more productive farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Balimore City
Birds Return Mark Year Feast and Study of Lateral Top
The piece notes the arrival of migratory birds signaling a feast year and highlights ongoing studies of their lateral top, with bluebirds and rubing already appearing. It lists district appointees for Belamore and nearby towns from Washington conference.
Marriage Licenses Issued Across the County This Week
The Clerk of the Court issued several marriage licenses over the past week. Couples include Upton Sneadner and Sarah Munshower of Liberty, Clarence McMurray and Laura M Smith of the county, Jarrett Brooks and Orazona Smith of the county, Jos EL Murdock and Emma Valentine of the city, Wao A Grouse and Aarie O Miller of the city, Multon V Miller and Mol Vie A P Ilgexfritz of Carroll county, Jes H Davis and Lydia DJ Heiman of the county, Jesse W Fu-s and Effie M Geizer of Carroll county, and Wm Gimmerman and Georgis F Whaley of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Sneadner
Sarah Munshower
Liberty
Clerence Mc Murray
Laura M Smith
Jarrett Brooks
Orazona Smith
Jos EL Murdock
Emma G Valentine
Wao
Grouse
Aarie O Miller
Thie City
Multon
Miller
Mol
Ilgexfritz
Carroll County
Jes H Davis
Lydia DJ Heiman
Jesse W Fu-s—Efie M Geizer
Garroll County
Wm Gimmerman
Georgis F Whaley
This City
Rockville Happenings and Planned Growth
A damager suit may be filed against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad by the heirs of Geo C Patterson after a fatal train strike at Rockville depot last week. Rockville plans a large new stone storage building opposite the court house, with summer housing projects underway to meet demand for modest dwellings and rental homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Damogre
Ba't Co ¢ & Ohio Raiiroad Company
Geo C. Pattersoh
Wm. Richards
Stoe
Court Home
Real Estate Transfers in Frederick County This Week
The Frederick County court site records show multiple transfers of land and property. Names include Loewe H Dil, Mary A Frader, Fannie Delaplaine, Anzel, Ed O Bahn, Ghes E Freshour, Ann E Keller, Calvin R Heller, John D Reller, Ann G Keller, Philip Wachter, Howard Wachter, Catrmaine Rhoderick, John Vangant, Jos Stottlemyer, Amanda Stottlemyer, Rose Anna Biser, Joe Steulen, Sarah E Wright, Chas C M Erude, Wm B Diges, Jas Steiner, Jacob Steiner estate, John Miller, J Clarence Lane, Adam Trester, Jacob Wolfe, Ezra Harshman, Raymond Barnes, Edn Edams, John Beat, Catharine C Grove, Sarah A Grove, Wm T Catharine. Total values range from modest sums to large parcels including 11 acres and 40 acres plus improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loewe H Dil
Wieir
Mary Andim Frader- H Baler
Exesuier
Frederic City
Beien Schier
Fannie Delaplaine
Frederick
Anzel
Morngagee
Ed O Bahn
Jiesb M Freshour
Ghes E Freshour
Ann E Keller
Calvin R Heller
John D Reller
Sire Ann G Keller
Philip and
Henry Wacher
Howard M Wachter
Chas C
Hester
Diges
Jas O Steiner Et al
Wm R Steiner
Jacob Steiner
John Miller
J Clarence Lane
Frederick County
Jacob Wolfe
Ezra Harshman
Raymond Barnes Ethal
Edn Edams
John T Beat
Yellow Springs County Correspondence Notes Local People
Doreep nme ence of Tae News reports on residents of Yellow Springs and nearby areas. Entries mention visits, moves, illnesses, and community events including families Staley Harman and Null, a property succession, a kitchen storm incident, and social visits with relatives in Montgomery county and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Doreep
Tae News
aLow Sprrisus
Dlia Staley
Charlesville
Jasabankeira
Neva Imi Farina
John Will Ake Successon
Spanker
N F Rickerds
DJ Young
Yellow
Yellow Springe
Mary Staley
Montgomery County
Mas Ells
Joseph Bruehey
Eudain
Washington, D. C
Jefferson Jottings March 11 Highlights and Local Notices
Correspondent reports a pleasant visit to New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington. A large party at John Sewall’s residence enjoyed the evening. Inauguration of General Harrison on March 4 drew many locals, with mixed views on civil service reform. Holy Communion administered to many. seven joined by confirmation, one by certificate. Jack Peaster had a close call from a wood chip. Mr MW E House Jr returned from Virginia with relief items and four new sets completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Tr. News
New York
Philadellphia
Baltimore
Washington
John Sewall
Col Hy © Sulser
Ghost Hughen
Harrison
UB Church of
Middletown
Jack Peaster
Marchin W E House, Jr
MW E House, Jr
Local notes from GaNOBS March rains flood mills and mend fences
Singanore locals report heavy rains causing mill damage near Central Grove Mills owned by Mr Bryan and rented by Mr D BE Cramer with Y H Smith. Damages estimated 310 to 100 dollars and repairs planned. Community events include a Wednesday evening reception for departing friends and regular prayer meetings in Walkersville Circuit. Mr WH Smith miller contemplates moving to his Howard county farm after buying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Lee
Frank White
Zion M
Walkersville
WH Smith
Central Grove Mills
New London
Mall
Howerd County
President visit to Frederick for medical examination
A notice invites the public to a March 19 to March 26 visit by a multinational panel of physicians at the City Hotel. They offer free services to those cured and frank advice to those incurable, with experience in major European and American hospitals. Office hours 9 PM to 10 PM. doctors will return to Frederick quarterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
London
Paris
Dublin
Belfast
Heidelberg
Petersburg
Stockholm
Louisville
Cincinnati
Toronto
Can
Montreal
Boater
Mars
Neighbors Social Club Holds Enjoyable Meeting
The Neighbors Social Club met at Mr. William L. Smiths residence for an evening of readings music and debate on the United States and Mexico question. After a spirited discussion the firm side won the debate and guests enjoyed refreshments and social games into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighbors Social
Neighbors Social Glub
Wm. L Smith
Douglas H. Hargett
Harry
Miss Maud Waters
Howard Smith
Mores Bertoa Hargett
Slies Coblents
A.S. Hogand
Nichon
United States
Mexico
Geo
Wm Starth
John W. Koll
Ermatwe
Amnemen
Unis
Sablin House
A fragmented list of names and places includes S H Dyott Mra J M McMurray F Goode Balto SW Harrington WE Adame J O Hulton NY J B Kelly AG Stubb W of Sevenson WB Darby WH Hunter C R Clements Pa Dr JB Bond G H Summers Detroit H T Potterfeld Va. county 9. SABLIN HOUSE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S H Dyott
J M McMurray
F Goode
Balto
SW Harrington
WE Adame
J O Hulton
J B Kelly AG Stubb
W of Sevenson
WB Darby
WH Hunter
C R Clements
JB Bond
G H Summers
Detroit
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Berland
Wright
He Daily News
Sity
Murray Brish
FWA
Parkersb
Belamore Distict
Rick City
LG Valentine
Fredcircuit
TM Beau
Srastyeburg
E Moore
Gavanatown
Lathle
Araby
Edward Harman
Wm. Harman
Elsie Null
Fluence
Lewktown
JJ Nullen
J J Cutlai
Eris McDevitt
Mahlon Myers
Ada Zimmerman
Barry
Bartgia
Wm. Ray
Thomas Stevena
Thomas Mulligan
Hobbs, Lerch and Leichert
Jones
Court of
Smith
Sherif Fringer
City Hotel
JH Shrope
S T Naslor
Stern
WB Hill
GB Fisher
HK Howard
Sueden
Piaff
Rosenfeld
CF Crist
White
Gans
Gilson Wash
ES Gelwicks
Baal
Mary
Maurigat
JOHN + HENDRICKSON
Fifth
Bentz
Warket
Kents
Heory Lorena
Armerizan
Teta Rozsand
Ltr
LPUK
Chantel
Becond Streat
Pousersam
Pisos Ac
Redt
Utttarwe
Brest
Bsick Houae
West Third
I Larre Xardo and Garden
Raeié Tas
Isi
Bae BC
Ferstove Parrek Arent
Jas
Pearre, Esq
T. C. De'apine
Frome
C. A Hartsock
Lushan
Oranmat
P.O. Bor
Frederic
Earden
R. R Lewis Mariziis
Lesman
Bire'y Bres
A. M. Landauer Co
A. Gatch
Marildie
St A.C. McCardell
S. Matlidlw
Ertias
Mullinix & Kemp
Stors Hooven South Market
Ideal Cigaature
Jacob N “Ium, Jr
Markelwt
Frederick County National Bark Stock
First National Bark Stock
James Git Fagor
Frederick County National Bank Maritim
Geo. Brunt & W. Patrick Street
Rye
Lutin
Patrick Street
Max Ruedolph
J. W. Starr
Marildlas
DE Renta Gesirasse
Alfred Hitter & Co
Agenta
Corger
Pri Ist
West Wateck Street
Taverc
West Patrick Street
Roy
J.gsarre
J.gsarre Lamwest, 192 West Petrick Streer. Maarvilen
Peter Ross
H. Hoert & Sons
Fee Oreauz
Mra. Wir
Hlee
B Ebert & Sons
Harry Goodsell
South Market
Market Street
Intulwt
Kent
BUICK
aKkent
Mon
Woodwars & Ca
Janey
Sud Exaw
Ben
C. Flueugh
Marthiw
Eee
Fara
Attervd Dairy Ic
Urd Merch
Colombas O Donnell
PeteravHie
Decid Wom
W L. Mantz
SF Dorth
Market Street Fabritet
Hamsville
Tebritt
Justus Mier
Shank
GC Winebrewer
Walkeraville
East
Patrick
Ghas. Difender
C. B. Trali
Trusece
Ottee
Leme Armory
East Patrick St. Holler Bink
C. Baquire
F. Becktey
Perm
Ictor Oremedies Co
Ig. J. Doll & Son
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