Various Maryland local items and events noted
The article lists scattered Maryland happenings from Keyser to Westminster. It mentions a canal opening planned next week, a death at a party in Keyser, a eulogy in Annapolis, new postmaster A Claude, school apportionment by Comptroller Banith, Cumberland crime fears, canal boatmen preparing for shipping season, a Kent Cecil Havre de Grace steamer line proposed, Anne Arundel and Howard County court schedules, two murder cases, a Wicomico river catch, Westminster college anniversary, Montgomery county printing contract, Anne Arundel tax additions, an injury near Fultonburg, stock sales at Ellwood Farm, re-examination of teachers in Washington County, Thomas Sinclair the sailor, quarterly school tax distribution, and a Westminster trotting meet at Pleasure Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Unto
Jennia Trout
Keyser
Fred. Douglass
Annepolis
A. Claude
Comptreller Banith
Cumberland
Willismaport
Sharpsburg
Kent
Cecil Counties
Havre de Grace
Howard County
Princess Anne
Maryland
Wicomico River
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Montgomery County
Steywach
Anne Avandel
Perdinand Austin
Fowlenburg
Horace
Ellwood
Williamsport
Washington County
Thomas Sinclair
Oxford
Smith Hen
Baltimore
Carroll County
Pleasure Park
Jane Sand
Tree Struck by Lightning Near Eilerton Farm
A Saturday dawn storm swept across the valley with wind and snow. A bolt struck a tree on Daniel's farm near Eilerton, splintering it as cold air followed. Snow briefly fell on Monday and roads remained very muddy thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleeee
Eilerton
Ft. Sandsy
Saas
Jay
Public School Funds Distribution Quoted for Frederick County
The quarterly distribution of the public school tax by the State Comptroller was made yesterday, March 15. Frederick County allocations show white schools receiving 4518.56 dollars and colored schools 756.74 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore City
Te Bats
Psyabic
Frederick County
Health and vitality claimed by advertised syrup elixers
The fragment promotes a patent syrup promising improved comfort and enjoyment of life through better health. It touts benefits for digestion and liver function, claiming quick effect, pleasant taste, and broad appeal to those seeking physical well being.
Spring News and Local Events From Frederick
Weather hints at thaw with early signs of spring as public gatherings return. Frederick notes fashion trends and concerts by the great John Philip Sousa band, C A courses, and St Patrick’s Day reflections. J Ridenour expands City Hotel Lancaster with upgrades and modern improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Bennem
Orme Dame
Kidesour
Reese
Hidenour
Nidenonr
Firemen's Benefit Payment Made to Moran
J Roger MecBherry, president of the Maryland State Firemen's Association, received a check from State Treasurer arton DeKalb Smith for John Moran of Lonaconing Md. Moran, a member of the Lonaconing fire department, is entitled to benefits under the association constitution. This is the first payment since the charity was organized two years ago. State Fire Marshal Jackson was in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roger MecBherry
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Eirar
Arton DeKalb Smith
John Moran
Lonaconing
Moran
Locaco Fire Department
Marshall Jackson
Fredonia Council Honors Members With Flag Presentation
Members from Baltimore Union Bridge and Liberty councils attended a spirited Fredonia Council No 46 meeting. The highlight was a gift of a kendooms fee 207 state to Wineberg on behalf of the chase and Stade presented a flag to Fredonia marking esteem for active efforts to build the order over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Council No
Baltimore
Union Bridge
Liberty Councns
Benif
Stade Ibe
Fredosla
U B Conference Proceedings Resolve Grievance and Fund Moves
The U B Conference auditors are Revs G J Rougebush W L Martin and S H Snell. The treasurer proposes half of the church election fund to the Mrs Dodge Washington debt fund. A committee report clears Presiding Elder G J Roudabush of blame and he is acquitted. College Day funds may be used for college debt. Bible in public schools favored. A Feewle's meeting closes the day with talks by Dr Kephart Bishop Mills and Prof Spangler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houdabush
Thormont
Toltet Brethren Conference
G J Rougebush
W.L. Martin
S. H. Snell
Church Election Fund
Church
G. J. Roudabush
C. F P. Plock
Committee On Education
Blabops Kephart and Mills
Bopuart Aba Hey
Bishop Mills
J. T. Spangler
Work of Death and Local Obituaries Mary Prudence Wilhide dies suddenly
Multiple notices of deaths and funerals in Thurmont and nearby areas. Prudence Wilhide dies after inflammatory rheumatism, likely heart failure, leaving husband Edward and six children. Ann Mariah Witmer dies at 81, funeral at Wolftville United Brethren Church. J Fenton Thomas dies of Bright's disease at 83. Leonard Ingram passes at Poins Of Hoe, funeral at M E B Church. J P Courtney dies in Baltimore at 3 years 10 months. funeral from South Glmor Street home. Jefferson Council No 127 Jr O U A M officers listed at institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudence Wilhide
Edward UO. Wilhide
Thurmont
Sophia Eyler
Theodora Eyler
Maria Koons
United Brethren
M. F. Oerter
Mae. Witmer
Ann Mariah Witmer
George Witmer
Wilhelmina Behroyer
Wolfaville
Martin
David Witmer
Lawson @ahroyer
Wolfeville
Richard Crone
Middletown
Thomas Kaflor
Hagerstown
Daniel Bronner
Washington County
United Brethren Church
Woltaville
8. F. Batts
Wks. Penton Thomas
J. Fenton Thomas
Adamstown
Bright
Leonard Ingram
Poins of Hoe
M. EB
A. H Burk
Ingram
Courtrey Wantz
Baltimore
J. P. Courtney
William
Anais Mants
South Glmor
Man named John C. Lid Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
A man identified as John C. Lid was arrested this morning by Folles Oftowr Larch for disorderly conduct. He appeared before Police J Eck stein, who committed Alm te Montevas for thirty days at hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Lid
Folles
Eckstein
Alm Te Montevas
Why farmers' sons leave the farm and remedy
At a Feagarilie Fassera Club meeting Mr. M Culier argues the exodus is not widespread and due to lack of opportunity rather than inherent disloyalty. He urges improving youths access to starting ventures, educated goals, and a respectful view of farming, plus balanced work and play and modest recreation to keep them on the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feagarilie Fassera' Club
Feagarilie
M. Culier
Ostlouk
Lucy Gealic
Montevue Hospital Tramp Work Cuts County Costs
An attache at Montevue Hospital cites Emmitsburg Chronicle figures on tramps in Washington County almshouse. In the past month 1,896 tramps sought lodgings at Montevue. 76 to 90 percent stayed weeks. The tramp gang, overseen by David Magaba, worked stone, repaired pike roads, erected electric poles, and saved county funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterue Hospital
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Washington County
Mon
Tevyne Hospital
Montevue
Monterue
S Mall
Africa
Poris
Napoleon
David Magaba
Deeds of Heroism Recall at Lissa Naval Duel 1811
A fragment recounts the 1811 battle at Lissa where Commodore Dubourdien led a French squadron against British frigates under Captain Hoste. Despite being outnumbered, the Britons pierced the French line, the flagship Favorite blew up after being driven onto rocks, and the Active and other ships fought to break the French center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapele
Liss
Nelson
Lissa
Dubourdien
Hoste
Amphion
Cerebus
Active
Volage
Adriatic
Liess
Huste
Nalson
Hozens
Favorite
Daubourdien
Bellona
Flore
Corona
Batterien
Groner L. Krux
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Wall Street, i i
the Daily News
News OF the State
Invrex
Towh
Blizeard
Cleveand
Ron
Worth
John Philip Sons
Frederick
Scotland
America
Ben Bolt
Christian Association
Ed. Zellers
Patrick
Sheela
Rhodes
Frederick Town
U. B
Jefferson Council No
Vis
B. Gross
H. F. Dinterman
D.C
Tre Law
Geiy
Jnr
H. Adams
Hattie Crutz
Exmitaburg District
Dorsey B. Mysrs
Josephine Forreat
Mi. Airy
Cartyta
Carty
Childrens's
Carriaces
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Hess
Renner & Kemp
Montayue Hospital
City Opera House
Frank B. Rhodes
Pricbe
Bapong
Batra
TH. Sakr
A. Byraeles
Abe Frice
W.H. B. Etchison
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