Fires and deaths mark Daily News notices around Baltimore
The issue reports Captain Joshua Beasuian dying at his home near Sykesville at seventeen, Jacob Tome’s memorial service in Port Deposit, a Delmer fire fought by bucket brigades, a Savage Manufacturing Company store damaged by fire, and a fatal farm accident near Grace church. Also noted are a Baltimore charity society incorporation, railroad coal transport talks, a Smoketown church ownership ruling, and a Cumberland rumor of railcar coal movement to Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Beasuian
Bia
Sykesville
Tangerstows
Delmer
Savage
Savage Manufacturing Company
Jacob Tome
Port Deposit
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Baltimore City
James Gibbons
Charles Alban
L. E. Fowble
Grace Church
Baltimore County
Baltimore and Hanover
Cumberland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
West Virginia Central
Martinsburg
U. B. Church
Smoketown
Henry Fonk
Amputations Follow Train Fall Outcome at Washington Junction
Montevue Hospital treats Montevue Patienta, a colored man severely injured after falling from a freight train at Washington Junction. Doctors report his condition improving while noting signs of possible insanity. A second patient, Wade Davis, had both hands amputated after severe frostbite. The procedures used the Schleich local anesthetic method with successful results. Davis’s fingers were removed above and below the second joint after initial swelling and padding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Washington Junction
Montevue Hospital
Harry Fabrney
Virginia
Wade Davis
Montegue Hospital
Harry Fahrooy
Davis
Kolb Brothers
Montevoa
Fabrney
AYMENEAL GITTINGER BETLEIL Weds in Local Lutheran Church
John Gittinger and Miss Katie Kesler, both of this city, were married last night at 7:80 in the Evangelical Lutheran church. Rev Luther Endlman officiated. Attendants were Millard Nozz and Miss Melle Gittager. The bride wore lavender organdie trimmed in white satin. A reception followed at the bride's parents home on North Market Street with many gifts and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gittinger
Betleil
John Gittinger
Misa Katie Kesler
Evangelical Lutheran
Luther Endlman
Millard Nozz
Mas Melle Gittager
North Market Street
The Sick and a Runaway Team Reported
The aged wife of Elder George Leatherman of Harmony is ill from heart trouble. Sagan Shecterhelm of near Middletown suffered a severe stroke. R E Unaderwoor of Philadelphia, a former pupil of the Maryland bool, is sick. Joshua Henrig of Thurmont with paralysis remains in failing health. Chas Vance near Emmitsburg was stricken with paralysis. Henry N Etchison, ill for days, shows improvement. A one horse team belonging to Lawrence Rhodenhoeffer of Yellow Springs ran away on North Market Street. Rhodenhoefer was thrown from the wagon but escaped serious injury. The horse and wagon suffered no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leatherman
Harmony
Sagan Shecterhelm
Middletown
R.E Unaderwoor
Philadelphia
Pupi
Maryland Bool
Joshua Henrig
Thurmont
Chas. Vance
Emmitsburg
Henry N. Etchison
Lawrence Rhodenhoeffer
Yellow Springs
Market Street
Rhodehhoefar
Market
Sixth Streets
Sixth Street
Court of Appeals Opinions Delivered in Two Maryland Cases
The Court of Appeals yesterday, led by Chief Judge McSherry, delivered opinions in two cases. In Milhol k versus Whalen the decree was affirmed with costs to be paid by Miss O Neill's estate. In Danner versus State of Maryland the judgment was reversed. The court adjourned until the first Monday in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
McSherry
Milholk
Vs. Whalen
Miss O'Neill
Jndza McSherry
Danner
State of Maryland
Juigment
Apri
Baltimore Mail Train Delayed at Frederick Depot
The Baltimore mail train arrived at Frederick at 6 30 a.m. but reached 7 23. The Baltimore papers did not arrive until 7 35. The cause of the delay was unknown at the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
Among the Shops in the News Advertisements Life
Home Notew items advise shoppers on choosing best value amid ads for gas lamps hats coats and millinery. Snow season care prompts water free collars and warm undergarments while new spring jackets wall paper and straw mattings arouse homemaker interest. Confectionery features rabbit baskets eggs and ready cooked ham appeal to domestic buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouda
Hans
St Matrick's Day Bright Blessings Mentioned
St Patricks Day opens with clear skies and home peace noted by a gardener who plants potatoes. Tomorrow marks St Sheela's day, wife of St Patrick, while calm clements signal continued domestic harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Spain's Greatest Need In Afrion 8.0 Wintering
Mr. R P Olivia of Barcelona seeks relief from nerve pains using Electric Bitters praised as a blood and nerve remedy. The ad claims cures for liver and kidney trouble, purifies blood, tones stomach, strengthens nerves, and restores vigor, with guaranteed results and nationwide drugstore availability. Also promotes New Grant South American Kidney Cure for six hour relief of bladder and kidney pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
R. P.olivia
Barcelona
Afrion
America
A. Ponrro
Sebley & Bro
Frederiol
Bhilob's Consumption Cure Advertisement and Claims
An old advertisement touts Bhilob's Consumption Cure with a guarantee and refund option. It cites a trial claim that two thirds of bottle contents should benefit the user, then a return if not improved. Prices range from 23 cents to $2.00, sold by Albert L Pearce, with mention of Shiloh’s Cure for coughs and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L Pearre
Scionea
Suile
Shiloh
Atbart
Lo Pearce
Dr. Agnew
Porren
Adele
L.vary
Rea
Free medical advice and books from Dr Pierce offered
No woman with painful complaints should hesitate to write to Dr. Pierce. He offers respectful fatherly sympathy and expert help without charge from among the century's eminent practitioners. A free paper bound Common Sense Medical Adviser copy costs 21 stamps, a cloth bound copy 31 stamps, covering mailing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
New Makene Literary Club Meets on Friday Evening
The New Market Literary Club convened with Miss Bessie Downey presiding and Mrs A L H Wood as secretary. Members reviewed upcoming programs, discussed readings on climate effects, Roman antiquity, education and manners, and Roman idolatry. Mrs H Dalancy of Baltimore donated annual subscriptions to a club library periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Mameke
New Market Literary Club
Bessie Downey
G. ¥. Farring
H. & Dalancy
Baltimore
Spilstar
Victor Remedies Co tablet for headaches in pocket size
An old advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea and a Victor Remedies Co tablet for headaches. Claiming remedies act on bowels liver and kidneys, it markets a small pocket tablet priced at ten cents for quick relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Tresength
Albert L. Remrre
Victor Remedies Co
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