Model sale and public notices headline
The item lists several notices and sales including a Salvation Army stove sale by G A Gilbert, Tenner Kemp and Doll Son public sale, and references to local laws chapters and real estate for sale. The Weather Bureau forecast predicts unsettled conditions then fair and slightly warmer by Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Gilbert
Salvation Army
Tenner & Kemp
Doll & Son
Wiles
Maryland
Mark W. Harrington
Weather Bureau
Washington
Excursion plans and weather amid Middletown news
Brief items from Middletown recount excursion date planning, a fatal animal incident, snowfall of nine inches in twenty one hours, and local happenings. Notes include a Continental currency find, a Republican committee meeting in Frederick, a Lewistown sale, school funding, road supervision, and various local sketches of daily life and misadventures.
Weather, prices, and odd notes from a winter market
A winter market update reports heavy snow and cold affecting buyers and vendors. Prices list butter, meats, poultry, vegetables, and fruit with regional notes on demand for fish and shad. A quirky Egypt letter anecdote accompanies price details and a brief satirical interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silack , Haas
Oye
Poole Zimmerman Debate on Farmer and Lawyer Held
The Ulty Opera House hosted the Poole Zimmer man debate on the farmer versus the lawyer. Professor Poole opened with ornate remarks amid applause, Dr Alm merman energized the audience, and Dr Zimmer man, champion of the farmer, won the laurels. A mysterious package containing a string of herring was passed to the platform as part of the event. The judges were listed by name and the crowd filled with attendees and their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oegg
Poole-Zimmerman
Ulty Opera House
Poole
John Almmerman
Lochfel
Zimmerman
W. Il, Sylui
Ul Taem Semen
Iil Mauy
Examiner
Everal Indies
Funeral Notices From Early 20th Century Ledger
The funeral of Neitie V. Chase, colored, was held at her Schwalbens Row residence at 8 pm with Rev. Charles Young officiating. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. A.T. Rice and Sons were directors. The wake for Wine Warn Meenas occurred this morning from her West Sixth Street home. a requiem Mass at St John’s Church led by Rev. Fr. Gaffney, followed by burial at St John’s Cemetery. FP. Schroeder served as undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanorala
Neitie V. Chase
Schwalbens Row
Charles Young
Greenmount Cemetery
A.T. Rice and Sons
Warn Meenas
Joseph Vollune
Weet Bixth Street
St. John's Catholic Church
Gaffney
A. Lebbertz
J. Hartman
B. Herring
E. Nues
J. Keaffman
C. Kopp
Bt. John's Cemetery
FP. Schroeder
Democratic Board Caucus Chooses City Officer Change
At a Democratic caucus of the Akder men board members last night, the group decided to pursue changes to the present city officiate. The outcome signals a shift in local governance approach and sets a plan to address current municipal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akdermen
Local Alarms Report Illness Across Washington County
Mrs Ailsa Brown of Brownsville near the alcde Ht sees Mr Jo Mary of Beaver Creek Washington county formerly of the valley has been quite ill for some time Past Mr Ezra Hessong near Funks town Washington county where sickness was reported last week lyg geh tbe Browtog wore Ott Asa Bowlus a respected citizen who has been failing in health for some time edna very feeble gomid read by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogiater
Ailsa Brown
Brownsville
Jo Mary
Beaver Creek
Waahington County
Ezra Hessong
Funkstown
Washington County
Asa Bowlus
Legislative actions review in Senate and House
The State legislature reports favorably on a revenue bill and debates amendments. The House rejects a telephone bill, moves to block a subsidiary, and plans a near Wednesday vote. General appropriation bills advance and tax measures see committee action while several railroad and liquor bills face passage or defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Str
Hayes
The
Bance Committee
Cofin
Posey
Joyce
Thompson
Ways and Means
House
Latr
Northern Central Halway Company
Baltimore, Hampden and Dinke Rosland
Senate Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Mrorter
Sannto Evans
Annapolis, Eastport
Ray Ridge
Anna Arundel County
Braebeats
Falls
Harford
Philadelphia
Meisterstown
Martie A. Reeder
Tutox
Various Maryland Obits and Government Notes Turn Up
News of the state reports deaths of Mrs Tilma Burgess of Centreville and Mr John J Nock a Washington House proprietor, plus Dr William Thomas a druggist. Baltimore County Circuit Court grand jury report, Towson public library plan under consideration, Miss Pricila M Dorsey dies at Woodlawn aged 80. Maryland editors appoint delegates to National Editorial Association meeting in San Francisco, May 23, with travel by special train from Chicago. A Sunday school gathering under Maryland Sunday School union met at Annapolis with Governor Brown visited. sessions continued with prayers and addresses by Rev Watson Cand Prof St M Hamill and William Reynolds. Ascanton event noted with night gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Cambridge
William Thomas
Toteson
Circuit Court
Warke
Baltimore County
Towson
Pricila M. Doravy
Thomas Beale Dorsey
D Presbyterian Church
Annapolis
State House
Governor Brown
Naval Academy
Rey. Watson Cand
Wm. Reynolds
George M. Nyde
Thomas
St Patrick Day program by Young Men's Catholic Union
In honor of St Patrick the Young Men's Catholic Union held a room gathering on Thursday evening. The program featured president Charlee Diffendal delivering an address, John Wilson performing Shamroe O'Brien and God Save Old Ireland, Alonzo Elgrac ated Robert Mmet's address, Prof. Breaman delivering a eulogy on St Patrick, and a comic song McNalty's new spring song by Auguste vebherz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick
Charlee Diffendal
John Wilson
Shamue O'Brien
Old Ireland
Alonzo
The Independents and Gilbert Face Westminster Carnival
The Independents and George A. Gilbert Jr are notified by the railroad that round trip tickets will be sold for two days during Westminster carnival on Easter Monday. The Independent Hose Company will meet Monday night to act on this matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Gilbert, Jr
L'Enneyivanis Railroad
Westminster
Independent Hose Company
Masonic Leaders Attend Grand Lodge Meeting
Fragmentary report notes Adolpton Fearhate and F B Bap- Here ceronanant John Ts. Jordan left yesterday afternoon to attend the meeting of the grand lodge of Masons, now in session in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Moears
Adolpton Fearhate
F. B
Ceronanant
John Ts. Jordan
Afernoon
Mapons
Inseston
The Girl About Town Lent Revels and News
A rambling town column recounts Lent festivities including orange selling, a Gettysburg reference, and spring fashion notes. It mentions misadventures at Coast George Gittinger’s sale, two upcoming weddings, and local entertainment featuring Leland Powers and the Poole Zimerman duo.
Hymenkal Wedding at Ogle Home Near Creagerstown
A wedding occurred at the residence of Mr James B. Ogle near Creagerstown on a Wednesday evening in March. James W. Blull’s daughter wed Henry W. Btull, with guests entering the parlor and a ceremony led by Rev. J. M. Mark. The reception featured refreshments and musically noted by Mina Daley Loy. Approximately fifty guests attended, with numerous presents described. Other notices: Lochner-Mey wedding at Middletown Lutheran parsonage and Smithwalts marriage in Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Ogle
Creageratown
Sud
Ogle
Fiatry
W. Btull
Mra
J. G. Blull
Woodshboro
Mechanicstown
Keroent Opie
Wong
Weideamalda
Minaoa Mail Ople
Younsont Otator
Nettle Mathias
J. JM. Mark
Mechanicatown
Waa
Lochnan
Middletown
P. Bergatresser
Willem Mattin Lochner
Pleseant Hill
Mt. Plessans
Mie Nettle Mey
Josephus Caatle
Oki
Rewarty Case and Local Meetings Ahead
Walter Brope was brought to the city yesterday by Constable Nuse man of Middletown valley and committed to jail on a heatarchy charge after before Magistrate Turner. Henry Perry will lead Sunday morning at the Young Men's Christian Association and W. W. Lease leads the afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brope
Nuseman
Middletown Valley
Turner
Henry Perry
W. W. Lease
Valley Teport of Local Movements and Visits
The Valley Register notes Mr Charles Bheer of near Noongboro left for Davit City Nebraska while Rov W. SE, of Rocks wood Pa, visits family and plans to stay. Wilbur Bolus of Baltimore spent days with his parents. Henry Haupt returned from relatives in Ogle county. Miss Harrietta Goo Shafyr returned from Pema College Allen town Pa after a music course. Mrs Lewis F. Kessayer travels to Washington City for eye treatment by Dr Martler. Samuel Hortae of Guthrie County, Iowa, a jovial resident, arrived for the summer with relatives at the old home. he left Wert about thirty ella years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Register
Charles Bheer
Davit City
Braska
Settlengur
Rockswood
Wilbur Bolus
Baltimore
Henry Haupt
Ogle County
Mies
Harrietta Goo Shafyr
Pema College
Allentown
Dibas
Lewis F. Kessayer
Over Town
Ban Pera
Wanktington City
Pr Martler
Leas
Samuel Hortae
Gathrie County
Lows
Pitlonsathean Literary Society Meets Despite Weather
The Bhionist hess reports that the regular weekly Pitlonsathean Literary Society meeting went on at the Etebison building on South Mar hut Street. Newly elected officers began duties, business was reviewed, and a program of readings recitations and debates was presented with the lead motion supporting extending the Chil Bervice Law to all government departments. One new member was chosen and Miss Chas Elvestone elected secretary to succeed Mr Glan i Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Atten Macy
Pitlonsathean Llterary Society
Etebison Building
South Marhut Street
Uttic
Ton Webstad
Aml
Chas Elvestone
Succual Me
Glan i Worthington
Meenkar Bread and Rye Loaves Tied to Sweden Lecture
Meenkar bread from Woodward and his daughter Mey have May 2 as the date. A Swedish bread specimen discussed by Coatesville visitors is described as small, with a central hole and a three minute bake. Three loaves set on a tone pole go into the stove house as the rye and vatineal blend bakes.
Accident Report From North Market Street
A rough account describes injuries from a bat striking Charles We Hrongle on North Market Street while playing with friends. It also notes a carriage mishap near City Hotel injuring a bride and groom en route to Pontoly Mla, with no serious harm to the passengers and a separate collision harming Guy Thulliws and Nellie Getasudannce but causing no critical injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
George We
North Market Street
Guy
Mayor's Court arrests for drunkenness and jail terms
The Mayor's Court arrested W Fitzgeralds P Dillon and J Doe vine for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Mayor Hruner committed them to jail for 20 and 30 days on each charge. Also notes a claim of a “wild oat” incident near Eminuteburg where Wo Maria and Joe Hardman trapped a cat near the tunnel using a boards trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fitzgeralds
P. Dillon
J. Doevine
Chcers Brookey
Abrecht
Hruner
Maria
Joe
Hardman
Eminuteburg
Watt
May and Campbell dispute over estate and forged contracts
Eugene Say, an Evergreen resident, alleges Lugene May of forging contracts to sell a 1000 acre Fairfax estate. Campbell of 126th Street, Washington, claims May misrepresented himself and conspired with others, with affidavits from local residents showing distrust of May under oath. Arbitrators heard the case with potential court appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Say
Atay
May
George W. Cras
Des
David Lippy
Peter Letdleh
Ariner
Mey
Florence Arnold
Campbell
Hatte
Windsor Williams Reception at Fountain Mills Home
Mr and Mrs J Windsor Williams wed at City Hotel on a Thursday afternoon A large reception awaited them at Fountain Mills with grand gal lation and a feast of fruits nuts and dairy items Gifts included silverware jewelry and various keepsakes from friends and relatives Statutory land transfers show two real estate notes of $700 and $70.10 recorded alongside the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Windsor Williams
Fountainy
Mia Molle Murray
Washtoton
D.C
del Murray
Washington, D.C
Rooker
Win
Kemptown
Moen
Thos
Holler
Pretertek
Act Moen Towels
Mysterious Novelty Items At Local Shop Window
A faded scribbled notice describes a moving display and unique items in a shop window at 210. The fragment mentions a headline style claim about being unmatched in the land and availability of a product line, with stray references to a “model” and a baby item. Language is garbled and partly illegible.
Carted Descriptions and Variety of Materials Sold At Low Prices
A damaged ad-like listing describes a wide assortment of textiles and furnishings including velvets, matting, jute, and rags. It touts many handsome styles and says the stock is offered at lower prices than usual, inviting buyers to compare value.
Fragmented OCR notes on a pipeline incident at Liberty site
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a pipeline event near Liberty involving a driver and workers. Details are obscured by garbled text, with references to a Pine Company and a file of stones left at the site. The report mentions an unidentified injury and a scooter or vehicle near the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton
Gilbert
Liberty
Purnpiie Company
Tie Dorey
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily: News
Federick
Ham
Isea le
Basil and
Wa | Qiison
Emmitavurg
Sorata
Vad
William Black
Emrettsburg Chronicle
Republican Central Committee
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Court House
Ala. Smoltzer
Varin
Sarah Craver
Lewistown
P.C. Weller
Maryland School For the Deaf
Hagerstown
B. F. Edmonds
Rohrersville
Charles J. Carrick
Roz
Montgomery County
Pematan
Makir
George Dill
Jacob Stadtler
Bethesda
Bia
Alfred TiaEes
Lee
Broderick
Henry Cokesour
D.F. Hull
Angerstown
Runswick
Stowe
Frederick Thip
Star Minstrels
Frederick
Stauffer's Hall
Walkerayilie
Yeet
South Market Street
C. A. Cuatle
Lore Brand
Patrick Street
J.T. Kilne
Thomas Arete
Kline
Horstie Waters
Booth Markey
Waters
Hranswick
Bob Moberly
Gettlig
Pupplica
Ant
Deater
Egypt
Job
Linh
Tol
Legislato RE
News OF
Tilma Burgess
Centreville
Pau Aigek
John J. Nock
Washington House
Snow
Lenton
Char
Gettysburg
Friand
Waya
Phos
Madame Grandy
California
Dumuel
George Gittinger
Shookey
Leland Powers
Poole Zimerman Doe
Leland
Jock
Khalr
Cyrus
John
Balthnoroon
Hymenkal
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U. S
Aire
Mulliniz & Kemp
LINEN
Caner Department
Unie
Freer Tan
Funan 1
Porth Rea Lvation Army
Feonch
Fenderick
Tara
Crand
Orand Holiness Meeting
Orand Free
Hrenentatina
Faas
Bobtiers
Kosiphrly Comeanten
God Tien
Admirsiom Manquet
Gundar
Patyiet
Siders
Ant Ofer
Real State Trenaters
M. Wenger
DM. Cram
Wenner
Prumeniek
May B Thoms
Catherine Thomas
Tl Ab
John J. Roller
U Acres
Iand
John “Hendrickson
Rpuie
Anidon
John Ibn Drickaun
H.bladeston
Reby
B. H. Buacestosx
Konpoct Tally
Soto
Steiner
Norte
Fresierich
Milewee
Mmarvanit James
New Spring
Rodooe
Neidig
Iarfet
D. A. Best
Childers
Boi
Ouit
Marecar
Smith's
Percy
Do. E. Oline
Neweop
CL. Chink
Cline
Martina
Hocam
Fredy Lottec
Amos
Hamuel M.dummers
Mario
Feederick
John W. Thorpson
Feedarick
Mil
Beneended
HM. Wikner
Lumbbek and
Gad Fittem
J. Eldridge
Torcaoms
Aard— Eayre
Wahits Goods
Petar Tikala
I. Blesso
ARDS
Leo Thar
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