Local Notices From Annapolis and Surrounding Counties
Tax collectors for Queen Annes county appointed. Wm H E Cox dies in Pemunkey aged 65. Laurel electric plant sold for 7000 dollars to Baltimore creditors. Howard County Circuit Court engages in damage sale. Maple sugar camps formed in western Marl border counties. Frostburgs Central Hotel sold for 15775 dollars. Johnsons farm dwelling barned near Cambridge. J T Maddox named temporary school examiner of Charles county. Wm F Butler becomes sheriff of Queen Annes. Chestertown Creamery and Ice Plant burned. Insurance losses listed as 15000 and 3000. Leaders meet to plan Anne Arundel Democracy primary. Jail escape from Carroll County. Train collision injures Dr T Monday and Mabel Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Queen Anne's
Wm HE Cox
Pemunkey
Charles County
Laurel
Baltimore
Howard County
Marland
Frostburg
W.R. Percey
Payne
Sanstor Joseph H. Johnson
Cambridge
J.T. Maddox
Wm. F. Butler
Queen Anne's County
H. C. Bullen
Shady Side
Anne Arondel
Chestertown
Bannon
Anne Arondel Democracy
Joseph Cost
Barry C. Most
John Baumgardner
Carroll County
Westminster
The Tornado and The Fast Mail Play at City Opera House
Enterprising playwright Simcota J. Carter has created The Tornado a highly praised Chicago Melo drama noted for elaborate staging revolutionary effects and railway machinery on stage. Critics hailed its novelty and the author’s skill in coordinating multiple special features while presenting a scenic beauty. The City Opera House hosts the production tonight.
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Yuang Mas
Simcota J. Carter
Chicago
Thame
Carter
Aki
City Opera House
Satire Spends Line of the Globe at About 196000 Miler
A brief item notes the satire spent line of the globe reaches roughly 196000 miles, indicating a notable travel distance or metaphorical journey associated with the publication. The report highlights the scale without additional context or dates.
Fragmentary text on beliefs and activism
The readable fragments discuss comfort, improvement, and personal enjoyment linked to light weed use. It mentions Dems, protection of physical being, and references to Pure Baxstiee principles in a vague, fragmented context.
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Tore
Two Revolutionary Heroes From Frederick Sketches
Frederick-born Jose Stricker and James Winchester, both Revolutionary War figures, are profiled. Stricker rises from cadet to captain, serves in Germantown and Monmouth campaigns, aids in suppressing Whiskey Insurrection, and later engages in Baltimore politics and militia leadership, including the 1812 mob attacks and 1814 defense of Baltimore. Winchester, born in White Hall, rises to brigadier general, fights at Maumee and Raisin, commands left wing with Harrison, and leads troops in key 1813 campaigns.
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Frederick
Heda
Winnen
Tas Kews
Jose Stricker Waa
George P. Beeper
Germaz
Waa
Venlemant Cvotel
Bochar
Trenton
Princecon
Brandywice
Stricker
Baltimore
Commodore Barney
Samuel Smith
Alexander Contee Hanson
Georgetown
Gale
Tharlotera
Hanson
Tle
Lee
Lingan
The
Republican
Maryland
State Senate
Reverdy Johnson
General Qatayene
General Stricker
Walla
Maryland Historics Society
Baltimore City
James Winchester
White Leval
Westminster
Frederick County
Thirdland
Bamner County
Tennessee
Ganerl Wilkes Harrison
Fort Wayne
Harrison
Winchester
Mars
Muir
Detroit
Maumee Rapids
Tecumseh
Mick
Henry Proctor
Beltiak
Massacre at Frenchtown referenced in postwar accounts
The fragment discusses conflicting testimony about a massacre at Frenchtown. It cites Brisk writers defending Proc or sfleming for not accepting surrender or protecting wounded, while witnesses and General Winchester’s report challenge those claims. Winchester, then a prisoner, was confined near Maiden and later rejoined the army near Gallatin, Tennessee, until his death.
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Americas
Frenchtown
Winchester
Weien
Maiden
Desi Port
Biz Eature
Gallatin
Tennessee
County Correspondence notes local church seeks growth
March items report Rev. J. D. Rayfield moving from Poolesville to Hardette with planned preaching three Sabbath afternoons monthly at Somerset William's hotel. Talk of building a town hall and forming a stock company with nearly 800 dollars subscribed. A mad dog incident, a Jr. C U M council instituted, and Asbury M E Lyceum program featured debates on slavery versus temperance.
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J. D. Rayfeid Oas
Poolesville
Hardette
Somerset T. William's
Rayfield
Snd
Hordetis
A. B. Arnold
Galthereburg
Tafe Place
Eltizana
Willam Sidley
Washington
Thia
T. D. Richard
Boyds Presbyterian Church
Aabury MM. E. Lyceum
Asbury M. E. Church Lyceum
Tsat
Asbury M.E. Church
M. G. Gee
J.T. Owens
Qwenn
Geo. T. Day
G. T. Day
League
Hotel Arrivals and Local Deeds in Frederick County
Hotel arrivals noted from yesterday noon include Crix Hotzi H Roop G White B Rockwall R Rightmyer Misa N Cover Baltimore A Hoberteen Louis B Mites Buffalo J Hanshaw Harrisburg B Thain Chicago J Maxwell Pittsburg J Luneschloss Cincinnati county 7 Canto House versus Laverback FE Mi Ramsburg Balto Md C J McCarty Columbia Pa Chas Carman Petersburg DL Lsnow Salvation Oil advertised as a remedy for rheumatism ice and cats Property Deeded Jonas Sheffer to D W Harp Frederick county real estate 9000 Horatio Befsover and wives to County Commissioners of Frederick 3 acres Lewis E Stauffer to Mary E Branffer land in Frederick county 520 If there is a real cue for Seinelt hintaan.
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Crix Hotzi
H. Roop
G. White
B. Rockwall
R. Rightmyer
Misa N. Cover
Baltimore
A. Hoberteen
Louis
B. Mites
Buffalo
J. Hanshaw
Harrisburg
B. Thain
Chicago
J. Maxwell
Pittsburg
J. Luneschloss
Cincinnati
Canto House
Vs. Laverback
Jonas Sheffer
D. W. Harp
Frederick County
Horatio B. Befsover
Wits
Frederick
Lewis E. Stauffer
Mary E. Branffer
Deeds of Heroism on the Mississippi Civil War Naval Battle
The narrative recounts a riverine engagement where the Hartford and Genesee fought Confederate batteries near Pitwsbers, Mississippi. The Mississippi under Captain Mealanctho Smith sustained heavy fire, grounded, and the Hartford's crew spiked guns before the ship burned and fighters abandoned ship. Sixty four crewmen died on the Hartford, the highest among the ships, while the Mississippi endured under fire as pilots struggled to maneuver above the smoke and debris.
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Potich
Hartford
Heachmiend
Genesee
Leek
Manongehela
Smith
Grorce L. Kren
Monthly Reformed Church Meeting Reports Program
The Reformed church held its monthly gathering with recitations by Miss Mamie Shriner and Miss E Stauffer, a vocal duo by Miss Albert and Professor Apple, remarks by the pastor, and closing hymn and prayer. Lenten services are announced for this evening at the Reformed Catholic and Episcopal churches.
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Reformed
Mamie Shriner
Albert
Professor Apple
Mies E. Stauffer
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HOYAL
Wiki Street
the Daily News
News OF the State
T. Monday
Mabel Hammond
Potomac Valley
Washington County
Ceabrell
Breens & County
Taffrerson
Henry J. Darner
Darner
Springfield
Ohio
Chas. Carman
Petersburg
Salvation Oil
Catarre
Hartley
Mareet Strest
Pavict
Tetter
Gace
Tosy
B. J. HL
Krhart
Sturhton
Tenedics
Ultastka Keene
Walker
Uskizad
Gay
Price
Corien Ay
Soar
Resotvest
Hurren Lece
Hole Proprieturs
Boston
Lecasce
Love
Cuticurs
Foster Medicine Company
Baltimore, MD
Foster
Thase
Racraa
A. BR Yrseles
Wits Kross
Surrey
Lara
Ons City
GEO. A
St. Louie
Eld Jes
Will
Carty
Oferlaz Bargaled Suretton Close Bayley
Childrens’s
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Brown
Sen
iMalaria i
Chi- Yen
Rosy Beeksan
Sto Baur
Batti
Oe Nore
Aatova
Telag
Aiso
J. Wilsons& ‘Son
Bu Heads
Kohler
Dee, Ff
Romler Bfe
Geeman Street
Sohter
Strees
Revivo
Made
iWell
Doyal Medicine CO
Schley Bros
Drugeists
Frederick, Martland
Pfixting
erRax Job
W.H. B. Etchison
Teledwne
Sot Martet Street
Freechic
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