Sermon extracts and life insurance appeal in Maryland notice
A fragment advertises a sermon by Rev. T DeWitt Talmeze and urges life insurance as a shield for families. It cites a Brooklyn widow resisting policy, warning of hardship for children after a husband's death, and invites postal requests for the full sermon and Aetna Life Insurance Co. details in Frederick County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmeze
Brooklyn
Pleasinnt
Frederick County
W. H. PLUMMER
Aetna Life Insurance Co
GEFICE
Pleasant
Frederick
North Market Street Frederick MI Factory Location
Fragmentary note places a factory on North Market Street in Frederick Michigan with a geolocation marker 4.6528 N. Additional context or details are unavailable in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Frederick, MI
Life Insurance Awakening Sets Family Plans For Estate
A narrator recalls misvalued estate, burdens of widow administration, and the realization that life insurance could have protected his family. The piece ends with notices for sales and auctions in Frederick and nearby areas, including properties, stock, and household goods managed by various executors and agents.
Three Deaths Reported as Weather Looms Over District
The Weather Forecast covers the District of Columbia Maryland and Delaware with fair skies and light showers, then cooler and southeast winds. Three deaths are reported: Gassawar Reed age about 50 near Taneytown Carroll County died Sunday. Benjamin Reaves a Uniontown farmer died Monday morning in his sixty fifth year. Samuel Ridz a resident of Howard County died yesterday morning. The Utica Lutheran church dedication is set for Palm Sunday March 30 at 10 am with Rev Z W Meninger of St Pauls Lancaster PA delivering the sermon. Rev Dr Conrad of Philadelphia will preach at night. If the 30th is unfavorable the service may be postponed to Sunday April 13.
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Park Mills
Horace T. Peters
Frederick
Wilson N. Marts
Foot
Weely
Hater
W. Patrick street
Josephine Redsers
Walter Saunders
Otho Fleming
G. Molesworth
adv
util. m
New London
Gov. W.Birlinger
Market street
Eure
Hannah K .rrascatt
Geo aes Vanfosten
mon
New Market
New Eon gon
bram P. Maulsby, Jr
mortumee
Geo. &. Wenner & Co
Berlin
Chas. F. Wenner
Frank Garber
Weverton Junction
Weverton
Harvey R. s
Spoone Spring
pontemmore
Chas
B. Fout
4th st
H_ Clay DeGrange
Chas. B. Footaud
Secadv
West Patrick Street
Wilton Burke
Harvey H. Lease
Bruce Thomas
Pt. of Rocks
Levy
TM Bready
este
L. Obenderfer
C. H. Fout
Double Pipe Creek
E.D. Whitmore
Dr. Kolb
bill Marsh
L miles Barth
Woodsboro
Charles Slagie
eadive
Woodville
Mt Airy
adising Prospect church
sperty
Philip W. Hovus
Moses- Workaucs
Seeady
S.atila
S.J. Zienman
Robert Biges
Joan C. Motter
Gassawar Reed
Taneytown
Carroll county
Reed
Benjamin Reaves
Uniontown
Samuel Ridz
third district
Howard county
Utica
county
Z. W. Meninger
St. Paul's church
Lancaster city
Dr. Conrad
Lutheran Observer
Philadelphia
New York State
New York city
Middletown
N.Y
New York
blue grass
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Milwaukee
EUGENE FIELD
Wisconsin
Waterbury
Thad
Racine
Davis
Waterbury watch
Giles Brothers
Henry E.Dixer
E. Reindollar
Frank Bowersox
York
Gase Reid
Ws. Ditzler
Pass
Frank Kehn
Baltimore
Green~ville
Addison Koons
Frizzlesburg
Anthony A
Emnitsbury
John Fair
Littlestown
Maggie Arnold
Ex Chipley
Middleburg
J. Z. Conley
William Kunkel
M. Rikers
Elliot House
Chambersburg
Howard Zollicoffer
Eva Mehring
Reanie Lafaver
The Strange and Curious Tales From the Ages
A miscellany of odd reports includes a famed steel car concept claimed as permanent manufacture, a local replevin case over a mule amid Juniata flood aftermath, a New York milk pipe line venture, a Chicago palace story for Mrs Palmer, Eugene Field’s watches compared to human bowels, a Des Moines veteran tale of friendship after Civil War, and more curious snippets.
Congress and Maryland Assembly Report Major Bills
The Senate reports a substitute for Sherman anti trust bill while Hawley combats Blair education measure. House moves on Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad canal link, pension bill totals 98 427 041. Maryland Senate amends gas monopoly and defers it. liquor license hikes for Annapolis. many House and Senate actions across railroads taxes and public works. Real estate transfers noted plus indictment of Chas E Kincaid for Taulbee murder. local improvements listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATIONAL
CONGRESS
United States Senate
Sherman
Hawley
Moody and Chandler
House
Lee
Chesapeake and Ohio
MARYLAND ASSEMBLY
Senate of Maryland
Wirt
Annapolis
Senate
Washington and Cumberland Railroad
House of Delegates
Broadway and Locust Point Ferry Company
Washington Branch
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Northern Central Railroad
ways and means committee
Baltimore city
St. Agnes Hospital
Canal Case bill seeks testimony for canal restoration
A Maryland Senate bill authorizes parties to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal case to petition for testimony on canal restoration costs and feasibility. It expands appeal rights to the Court of Appeals, sets timelines, and directs circuit clerks to transmit testimony. The Baltimore Annual Conference rejects high license and urges constitutional prohibition and temperance unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Senate
Preston
Baltimore city
thave
Chesapeake and Ohie Canal
Washington Counuy
Chesapeake and
icanal
Maryland
General Assembly
Code of Public General Laws of
State of
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Baltimore
M. EB. church
committee on temperance and prohibition
America
Christendom
Maryland State Temperance Alliance
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
United States
friends of temperance in
Congress
Toadyin
Maryland Senate
jules
Criminal Court
Harris J. Chilton
Local notes from Baldintore and county war claims heard
The column records residents’ activities in Baldintore including visits and illness. It notes Frank Reid’s list, Rev. Isaacs’ farewell sermon assignment to Baltimore, and Hey Mickley’s sermon. It also lists executive communications to Congress on Maryland war claims, detailing amounts claimed and decisions on payments for supplies used by government forces across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
court of claims
Maryland
Isaac Gruber
John Jawton
Clearsprings
Hiram J. Suively
Albert G. Lovell
Washington County
Frederick county
Foxville Facts and Local Notes on Snow and Spring
The pneumonia is prevalent here with some children ill while Dora Juhnan and John Lew among others recover. Snow lingers from Sunday, warm weather expected soon. Mr Zach Toms leaves for west of Allegheny for a new start. Roads are rough and busy. Saturday’s issue praises Samuel Dutrow but omits Ex-Examiner Neighbors’ role in schools. Spring mentions follow with planting, dresses, new subscribers, and a china store joke about ice cream dishes.
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Foxville
Dora
E. M. J. Huhnan
John
Alfred Lew
Wm. Smith
Zach. Toms
Alleghen
Samuel Dutrow
Maryland Court of Appeals Opinions and Reversals
The Maryland Court of Appeals with Judge Mesherry delivering the opinion reversed the judgment in State use of Bache et al. v Boyce and ordered a new trial. Hardt v Birely affirmed with costs by Judge McSherry. First National Bank of Baltimore v Inferm noted, and Pinckney Dambman, Bro. & Co. referenced in the session.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Fire Company Matters at United Hall Meeting
A conference of fire company committees convened at United Hall to plan the 4th of July parade. Gen John A Steiner was named chairman and Henry G Dull selected Chief Marshal. Other parade details were discussed amid warnings about impurities and a tonic advertisement ran alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hall
John A. Steiner
Henry G. Dull
Solthern Methodists Progress at Baltimore Conference
The annual conference session in Baltimore wrestled with ministerial character questions and lay delegate quotas. Rev. Daniel Rodgers and fellow ministers shaped rulings while plans continued to elect ministerial delegates. L A M Bretary urged better Sunday law enforcement and stricter Sabbath observance.
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Damuel Rodgers
Staunton
James 3. Gandner
Charlestown
W.Va
Romsey Smithson
Winchester
John A. Kern
Rsodalph-Mecon College
T. J. Magruder
C. FP. Diggs
Baltimore
P. T. Fishburne
Roanoke
Geare KR. Hi
Aleaundria
J. Whaorter
Greenbrier county
A.L. Posh
Hamphire county
Sabbath Association of Maryland
Saint Patrick celebration in Westernport by AON and bands
A grand Saint Patrick observance took place in Westernport with participants from Uasakland Onaconing Vale Summit Barton Ocean Cumberland Crosburg Mount Savage Westernport Md Elk Garden and Rey ser W Va Cadets from several towns joined in the procession and the Independent Drum Corps Citizens eters and Saint Peters Bands provided music A solemn Mass at ten o’clock was celebrated by Rev Peter Manning Lonaconing with a choral support and a large attendance followed by a community dinner at the school this day in Saint Peters history is noted as memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westernpore
Saint Peters
Frostburg
Lonaconizeton
Peter Manning
Lonaconing
S.J. Clarke
Barton
Michael Rier
Barnesville
eacon
Chas. Donahue
Keyser
W. Vs
M. F. Brennan
Cumberland
P. F. O'Connor
Mt. Sauvage
Wilson
Harpe
Ferry
W. Va
pas Peter's church of
Westernport
Saint Patrick
Hine
Saint Peter
Taneytown Notes and Local Notices
Taneytown Talk records community items from Mr. 8 E Rein as recovering and local visits, plus sudden deaths of Gase Reid and Benjamin Reaves and funeral details. It notes visitors from Baltimore and Middleburg, mill workers in progress, local legislative matters in Maryland, and Frederick county bond bills and memorials for Gettysburg veterans.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health from Illness
A vintage advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for unspecified sicknesses and weakness. It claims the medicine restores health, confidence, and cheerfulness, urging readers to consult tonight and tomorrow and to buy Kemp's Balsam for throat and lung issues. It highlights trial bottles and home use for persistent coughs and related ailments.
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Kemp
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arete
Beacurex Tess
JASE WALKER & CO
Waris pretey
W. H. Hay
AIN
JAS_E. WALKER & CO
HaMburgz
HAMBURG
J. ELDRIDGE
L ELDRIDGE
E J. ELDRIDGE
CALE
THEIL E. J. ELDRIDGE
WEST
PATRICK STREET
Brederick
M. L. Steans & Sons
MANTE
MANDFS
N. HOWARD STREET
Fayette
orner of
BALTIMORE, MD
aAokwis
CITY CARPET HOUSE
E. CLINE & Co
Dezun
C. L. HARTLOCK
WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COW OF
Frederick, Md
THE NEWS
Columbia
Delaware
Virginia
Huntingdog
Campion Pleas
Juniata
Jessie Mills
Mills
Rock Hill Iron and Coal Company
replevin azainst Mills
iron company
CHICAGO
Honore
Potter Palmer
San Francisco
Lake Michigan
General Grant
Honore and Potter
Palmer, Jr
Des Moines
New England
Thomas
Williams
Charleston
Tay
Captain Thomas
Captain Williams
alet
CONGRESS AND LEGISLATURE
Harvey R. Rouzer
May C. Handley
John Jacob Handley
Clayton QO. Reedy
Harvey Fi. Rouzers
HO. W. RB. Steiner
C. TS. Levy
Deborah
E. H. Hann
Geo. M. Mentzer
Kincaid
Washington
Bingham
Chas. E. Kincaid
Wm. P. Taulbee
Ray
Long Branch
Buckeystown M. E
rom Kneville
Edward Wood
Baldintore
Rey W. C. Isaacs
Isaiah tix
Beltimore
Rev. Harris
Hey
M. Mickley
Burkittsville
Reformed church
Joe
B. Garret’s
SOLTHERN METHODISTS
Umer
Carlton O. Neill
Greenfield Mills
Urner
Gettysburg
army of the Potomac
House of Correction
Morseil
T. P. Rice
T. J. Owens
Francis Scots Ker
Sen
Fred. Brown
enou
Hood
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