Local Briefs Highlight March Events and Spring Happenings
Oranges rise in price per box due to size. Frederick Gun Club to shoot Good Friday at Alc- Deput's farm. Norwegian government to present Viking ship to the U S. Capt Anderson to Washington. Roanoke to host an industrial expo next fall. Whiskey and sugar tariff battles in the Senate. Farmers sow oats early this year. Mozart Symphony Club to perform April 3 at City Opera House. East Sixth street work by corporation hands. James E Walker’s West Patrick residence repainted. Blumenauer roof updated. Bananas show seven inch circumference. a double bunch noted. Hygiea Ice Company installs electric lights. J Wm Schmidt upgrades with new fence. A thunder shower occurred yesterday afternoon. Harvey F Getzendanner graduates from Baltimore University Medical School as valedictorian. United reel team to practice on West South street. 1994 95 legislative grants include 5,000 yearly for Home for the Aged. Court Park fountain on. shad season begins at ten cents per tooth.
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Taz News
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Committee On Claims
George W. Brengle
C. Lerch
H. H. Hoke & Company
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Harpy and Smith
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Edward Bouck
Black Horse Tavern
A. P. Marsh
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Tyerar
South Street
Messrs
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Charles Strassman
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Schleysville
Mrr
Strailman
Alayor Fleming
Committee On Police
James H. Gambrill
Lloyd T. Diacgill, Jr
Runaway horse stopped before damage near depot
A horse owned by F Obenderfer of a furniture delivery wagon bolted near the Pennsylvania Railroad depot yesterday afternoon. It darted toward East Patrick street and toward an alley behind a furniture store before Mr Chenderfer from Birely Brothers groc ers store intervened and halted the runaway, preventing any injury or damage.
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City Aldermen Discuss Roads and Taxes at Meeting
The City of Oub and surrounding town discuss street grading and water mains on Bentz and West Sixth streets. Bosses, refunds, and tax assessments are debated with Brengle Lerch and others. A Democratic mass meeting is approved for March 31 at City Hall.
Arbor Day Proclaimed for April 18 in State
Governor Brown issued a proclamation designating Friday April 18 as Arbor Day. He notes a decade of benefit from observance and urges statewide tree planting in homes, streets, and public schools with lessons on the purpose and benefits of the day.
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Brown Yeaterday
Legislature Progress and Bills From Yesterday's Session
Senate debated Hayes assessment on Mortgage Tax, but the bill was indefinitely postponed 16 to 10. Joint Committee on Telephone Legislation heard proposals for special contracts by the Telephone Company and promised careful consideration. Bruce sought reenactment of park tax on railway gross receipts in Baltimore. Fitzgerald pushed tax revenues for various utilities and transportation firms. Oyster bill advanced to engrossment. Bostey proposed higher distilled spirits tax. Free School book bill recommitted. Governor Brown signed several enacted measures. Ways and Means favored paying Sidney Wailes 60000 for refunding 871000 state tax. Senate contended with Evans Child Labor bill. engrossment ordered for third reading.
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Spring Lamb and Easter Food Fears in Poetic Letter
A reader's humorous spring column riffs on vernal poetry and Easter meat expectations. The piece blends verse about lamb with jokes on mint, ham, and spring bonnets, followed by local notices including Orphans Court actions and estate proceedings and a note about an upcoming April Forum literary piece on Cleveland's administration.
Smithsburg to vote on street improvement bonds
The Smithsburg town vote will decide on street improvement bonds. Meanwhile Andrew Bradley and his son, farmers near Elkton, suffered serious injuries from a fall. The Maugansville Creamery reported 103234 pounds of butter for the last fiscal year.
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Smithsburg
Andrew Bradley
Elkton
Scolt
Maugansville
Time for Coxey's Army to march in Massillon.
A Massillon dispatch reports Coxey's army plans advance the Coxey commonweal with a mass start from Massillon led by Brown and Reed. Petitions circulate in Allegheny with Homestead recruits. officials deny marching through Maryland or Greene county. Coxey claims divine right and peace, predicting Christ's second coming.
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Taylor Clay
Afarshil Carl Brown
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Reed
Pittsburg
Miunhall
Allegheny County
Tremps
Homestead Company
Maryland
Army of Peace
Corey
Greene County
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Christ
Terrible Accident Halves Carroll County Farmer
Jabez A Bush a prominent Carroll county farmer died after a portable circular saw cut through his body while he stood on a log at a farm near Patapico. The 60 year old, twice married, left a son and three daughters with his last wife surviving. He had served as county commissioner since 1867 and as county treasurer for years. The youngest daughter was soon to be married.
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Jabez A Bush
Patapico
Aske
Bush
S& Son
Daniel Bush
Caroli County
Modern Way Endorses Pleasant Remedy for Colds and Fevers
Advert reads a laxative called Syrup of Figs from Shade Trees Farmsburgs E Fourth St. Promotes its use to cleanse the system, break up colds, headaches, and fevers with pleasant effects and no after effects.
Move for Better Highways and Harper's Weekly
A call for trained engineers and a federal role in highway planning. Advocates demand at least one mile of good road per square mile, macadam surfaces costing about 3000 dollars per mile, and thorough surveys of rock and material sources. The Harvard Scientific School and federal geological maps are urged to support road design and material selection.
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Harper's Weekly
Weill
Addite
Harvard University
State Encampment Effort Boosts Frederick Prospects
A large Frederick meeting at City Hotel led to plans to host the Maryland National Guard State encampment this summer. A committee was named to solicit merchant support and a second public gathering is scheduled next Tuesday to widen backing and prepare a Baltimore appeal.
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City
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Frederick Junction
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J. E. W. Hargett
Charles J. Doll
A.L. Kline
Edwin Houck
Allen Rohrback
City Hotel
Baltimore
Hyheneas A Pretty Wedding At Braddock
A home wedding in Braddock unites Miss Blemezis to Mr. Chas. E. Krantz of Shookshwa with ceremony at the Lutheran church led by Rev G C H Hasckar. Guests dined on a festive table as Miss Blemezis, organist at the church, departs to married life. The article notes gifts, attire, and the wedding march by Prof. Martin Remeburg.
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Braddock
Sx O'Cices
Miss
Martin Remeburg
Mendelssohn
California Produces and Real Estate Transfers Listed
California fruit varieties listed include apricots prunes and plums with a price note. Transfer records show Lydia R. Smith to John W. Moxley and other real estate deals including Baltimore and Brunswick properties with amounts noted.
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T Real Estate
Brunswick
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Everest C. Harding
Francis Mantz
Frederick
Local Book Sale and City Hotel Promotions
Local notices promote Eugene Briscoe and the Baltimore Daily and Sunday News book department at 79 North Market Street offering over 500 titles and portfolios. The City Hotel advertises fine beer and whiskey, and nearby vendors push ham sales Beckley chocolates Rose Almonds and Darrow’s Easter novelties with limited stock. Dr J R L Hardesty will visit City Hotel on Thursday and Friday for eye ear and throat services.
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Baltimore Daily and Sunday News
News
North Market Street
America
Americas
Midway Plaisance
City Hotel
J. R. L. Hardesty
Wanted Advertisements for Local Supplies and Horses
Wanted several customers to supply soot fresh butter and geilvered at Myre and Easterday Charlesville Md. Also six to eight good young horses fourteen to fifteen hundred each and two brood mares among them. Apply to Ezra M Thowas Jeffracan Md marlsddte wit.
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Ezra M. Thowas
Jeff
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Marlsddte
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