Portraits and social event notes from The Daily News
Repaired damage to the Londonin county and Frederick bridge near the Potomac at Pt. Rocke nearing completion with ironwork likely started tomorrow. E P Mantz artist displays three crayon portraits of Jona Preoo Mann and Laura Grove’s mother soon to be framed by Z W Nispold and shown at the art emporium. Mrs Mack Phoebae of Weck Patrick street sick with cramps. Nettie Main of Weck Patrick street threatened with pneumonia. John Cramer of W Patrick street ill with pleurisy. The Freder ick rifles dress parade and dance hop at their armory featured music by F C J Orchestra. Parade at 7:30, dancing at 9, unmask at 10:30, large crowd, Wm H Shipley and Miss Laura Haines led the grand promenade. Committees led by Capt S J Beckley and officers.
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Londonin County
Frederick
Potomac
Pt. of Rocke
E. P. Mantz
Jona Preoo
Mann
Laura Grove
Z. W. Nispold
Mack Phoebae
Weck Pattick Street
Mv. Patrick Street
Biss Nettie Main
W- Patrick Street
John Cramer
W. Patrick Street
Frederick Rflares
F.C. 3
Wm. H Shipley
Laura Haines
S.J. Beckley
W Hi Shipley
C. B. Tyson
J. W. White
Ges. Young
John Boyer
Mr. Geo. Koetler
Narrow Escape By Frank Smith On Mustang Pony
Frank Smith, son of Dr Franklin Smith, narrowly escaped serious injury Monday noon while giving a crowd a lesson on picking up items from the street. While riding at full gallop the mustang kicked and ran, throwing him off as the saddle loosened. The pony disappeared headed toward Market and 6th streets, with little saddle remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Franklin Smith
Marget and
BoSalo
William
Market and
6Th Sts
the Examiner
Maryland Conference United Brethren Meet at Mechanicstown
The second annual Maryland Conference of the United Brethren church will convene today at Mechanicstown at 2 p.m. The conference covers all Maryland except Baltimore and Carroll counties, is part of the Pennsylvania Conference, and numbers about twenty five ministers and fifteen lay members. Bishop N. Gantle of Indiana will preside.
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U 8
Maryland
United Brethren Church
Mechanicstown
Buryland
Baltimore
Carroll Counties
Pennsylvania
Scott Street
Baltmor
Virginia
Keedynville
N. Gantle
Indiana
Degenerate of Benjamen Neidie Remembrance at Muscatine Home
The Examiner records the death of Benjamen Neidig at his Muscatine Iowa residence. A former city resident since 1849 he was twice married first to Catherine Snavely and his second wife long deceased. Surviving children from the first marriage include Maurice O. Neidig Benjamin F. Neidig and Ruth Ann M. Neidig, all residents of Muscatine, with brother Isaac Neidig. The funeral of Joshua Whalen of Klinebart's Alley will be held tomorrow at 2 PM with burial at Greenmount cemetery.
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Benjamen Neidie
Muscatine
Iowa
Neidig
Catherine Snavely
Sore
Maurice O
Benjamin F
Ruana M
Isaac Neidig
Joshua Whalen
Soiored
Kline— Bart’s Alley
Greenmount Cemetery
Alleged Baltimore Patronage Combine Targets Federal Posts
The article reports a Baltimore claim that Maryland Republican congressmen and several defeated candidates formed a pact to distribute federal patronage. Principals named include McComas Stockbridge and Mudd with Hodson of Somerset rumored as a partner. Western Maryland would gain the collectorship at Baltimore harbor and related posts. Stockbridge would control postmaster and naval officer positions. Mudd would obtain the final revenue collectorship and port surveyor role.
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Baltimore
Braryland
Messrz. McComas
Stockbridge and
Kemp's Balsam Advertisement Offers Free Trial Bottles
The Homelike Man in Frederick Anwell invites readers to visit any druggist and obtain a free eight trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. The remedy is promoted as merit-based and promised to relieve and cure chronic and acute asthma bronchitis and consumption. Large bottles are priced at 50 cents and $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Anwell
Kemp
Southern Conference Opens 105th Session in Alexandria
The Baltimore conference of the Southern Methodist church opened its 105th annual session in Alexandria Virginia. It covers Maryland Northern Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia with 210 ministers 450 churches and missions and 50 000 members. Bishop Alpheus W Wilson opened with devotional exercises and roll call. James E Armstrong elected secretary Wade Sheaffel Battmore assistant secretary. Delegates numbered 202 clerical and 30 lay. Reports from eight presiding elders outlined charges prospects. session adjourned to resume next morning.
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Baltimore
Southern Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Alexandria
Washington Street
Southern Methodist Churches
Maryland
Northern Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Alpheus W. Wilsor
James E. Armstrong
Front Royal
Martin
J. Wade Sheaffei Battmore
Armstrong
Gardener
Wueon
Earlisr
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health Against Impure Blood
In a period-voiced notice the article touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a defense against disease from impure blood, claiming it restores health and long-term bodily balance. It also reports hotel arrivals and a local criminal case involving Rev Joseph Bloom, with regional references to Fulton Oswego and temperance politics.
Foreclosure judgments favor insurance and trust firm
In a Barward venue case, a clerk of the United States circuit court entered decree in favor of the F dehty Insurance Safe and Trust Deposit company for 620,304. In another related action, Ander N. Martin's case also favored the same trust company for faint amount 296,301. The judgments are filed in foreclosure proceedings.
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Fwo Heavy
Aries Noy
Barward Wo Ranges
Bu‘Tate
Nese Yor
Phiadelphia Retroad Company
United States
Quurt Im Tins
Trust Company
Sinking echoes in German press reach San Francisco report
A San Francisco dispatch relays a March 13 German newspaper line about the Nipste py sinking. The alleged battle and tragedy are treated as echoes or sensationalized cabled report from an overseas source.
Buckler sarnica Salva sold with guarantee
Unclear patent medicine notice offering Buckler sarnica Salva as best salve for Cus Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and skin eruptions. Claims to cure piles with money refunded if not. Price 2c. By Joseph B. Garrett.
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Joseph B. Garrett
Dyspepsia Tablets Cure Indigestion and Constipation
Advertisement for Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming relief from indigestion, dyspepsia, and constipation. Promotes a joyful life and happiness with sales by J L Williamson, druggist, at 15 and 50 cents.
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Acker
JL A Williamson
Drogmet
Ackers English Remedy Adversities Guard Your Family
An old advertisement presents Ackers English Remedy as a preventive against croup cough and cold for children and adults. It promises quick relief from throat and chest troubles and offers a free sample bottle with a guarantee by J. A. Williamson.
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J. A. Williamson
Fancy of Fashion Sparks Bold Hat Innovations
The piece highlights new derby hat styles and crown shapes for men, including four depths and several proportions, plus a trend toward light browns and occasional pearls. It notes the optimism for revival of flat brim and curl looks and mentions Queen Victoria era court dress with detailed attire and accessories.
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Peari
Bloods
oTwlish
Derby
Avery
Will
Boston
Ackers Bioood Elixir Gains Favor in Medicine
A Healthy Growth Ackers Bioood Elixir has gained a dim hold on the American people and is acknowledged to be superior to all other preparations. It is praised as a positive care for blood and skin diseases and endorsed by the medical fraternity, sold by 5. A. Williamson, druggist.
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Queen Victoria
Faust
Peart
Indorse
A. Williamson
Pursuit of Tuseir Leads to Canadian Wilds
An account describes how the search for Tuseir intensified as pursuers traced a path through Canada from Kap and Rat Portage, with Stone and associates chasing leads from a former inmate, facing shifting reports and uncertain whereabouts amid the evolving pursuit. The narrative weaves in details of the chase, aid from locals, and parallel events across the region.
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Canada
Curcaco
A. J. Stone
Mailionaire
Snell
Kap
Tuseir
Ube
Kentucky Penitentiary
Stair
Rat Portage
Manitoba
Stone
Tha Debstite
Scott
Comaru
Sanday
Bat Portage
Winnie
Casathe
Mudasr
Buell
A Duty to Yourself and English Pills Promoted
An advertisement extols Dr. Acker's English pills as a cure for sick headaches and liver troubles. It urges buyers to choose the English remedy for the same price as common pills, promising small, pleasant, easily taken doses with no griping. Sold by J A Williamson druggist.
Inaugural Fashion Notes from the President’s Household
Mrs Harrison and Gen Harrison’s daughter Mrs McKee display the first ladies gowns with satin brocade apricot and gray faille, gold and bead detailing, while Senator Saunders in slate green and Mrs Harrison’s daughter-in-law wear white gros grain gowns. Three typical Easter fashions are showcased, with Josephine Empire gowns and Empress gown comparisons, plus a brief notice on a dangerous opiate in baby syrup.
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Dresden
Harrion
McKee
Pazelkment
Siueseh G Harrison
Saunders
Ponteum
Russell Harrison
Astrakhan
Life
A Mother's Mistake in Child Rearing and Recovery
A narrative recounts Elizabeth’s attempt to teach her infant son spelling and lessons, the unintended harm from overbearing guidance, and the doctor’s warning about avoiding overcontrol. The story highlights self restraint, gradual learning, and the mother’s eventual adjustment leading to better health and the child’s schooling readiness.
The Patrolmen's Lot and the Ideal Policeman
A Globe Democrat editorial extols the patrolman’s difficult duties and the traits of a perfect officer. It lauds common sense, restraint, fairness, punctuality, and fearless duty, warning against overzealous or oppressive behavior and temper loss.
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Pabac
Hans —Chet
Ponce
Globe Democrat
Dr King creates guaranteed hearing for Dr King's New Discovery sale
A druggist touts Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and other lung ailments with a money back guarantee. He claims universal satisfaction and promises refunds if results are not achieved, urging purchase through his store and noting the product is pleasant, safe, and effective.
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Dr. King
Backlen
Joseph B
Dr King
Tristdale
Joseph
Garrotto
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