Mayor Eeseey Takes Oath In Hagerstown Reported
A sequence of brief items notes Mayor Eeseey of Hagerstown taking office, a Black applicant for the police force, the Howard grand jury report on county finances, a Salisbury Pennsylvania shooter event, and a Chesapeake City murder case involving James B. Tross. Additional notes cover courts in Annapolis and credit issues tied to American Casualty, plus counts for the Barford county fair and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeseey
Hagerstown
Howard Grand Jury
Bimm Horner
Salisbury
Perhipy
Samuel Meoy
Nage Tsetrist
James B. Tross
Thomas Camy
Chesapeake City
Wassegan
Elkton
Te Court of Appeals
Amrican Casualty Company
Barford County
Delaware
Burglar at Guy Opéra House Excites Worcester Audiences
A Telegram from Die Worcester Muse notes Augustus Thomas new drama Toe Burglar shown at Loth-Top’s Opera House by AQ Scimmon Company. Editha in third act earns praise for tender age and ability. Walter D Green plays Willim Lewis with Viola Armstrong as Mrs Lewis and Frank W Hope as Paul Benton. The production is praised for staging and strong performances. Also recounted is a shoe incident on Telegraph Street where a man walked a mile in his new footwear after removing the heel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Die Worcester
Augustus Thomas
Loth- Top
AQ Scimmon Company
Wilton
Thinansson
Willim Lewis
Brief Bits of Oddities and News From All Sides
A rough miscellany reports farmers lacking feed, curious eye lore, legal oddities in Morgantown, and a dog-stealing charge. It notes war force estimates for Abusia, a San Francisco murder respite, railroad receivership gains, Lent and spring social notes, partridge shipments, a new postmaster, and varied cultural tidbits across the era with brief local and national items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Morgastown
W. Va
Abusainla
Theodore Durrant
Ben Francisco
California
WissLEE-HEINLIIN marriage and Browning wedding a Nineteenth Century notes
A wedding notice details Miss Nan ule Hefotein and Rev H W Wissler marrying at high noon in Catawisia Pa with Laura Hctable playing the march, plus Eldridge M Browning and Anna Rebecca Fout wed by Rev O W Stinespring. Also includes a Washington letter anecdote and various small local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.R
Catawhos
Franklin and Marshall College
Cumberland Mews Octogenarian Merchant Zeck Jobeson
Zeck Jobeson, a Cumberland resident for over a decade, ran a general store at Centre and Bedford streets for 50 years. He built a reputation for fair dealing and frugality, claiming to owe more to his customers than to any other townspeople, though his later years faced financial pressures and disputes about rent arrears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Zeck Jobeson
Precerkee County
Centre and
Bedford Streets
Fregat
Notable Frederick Physician Dr George W Cram Dies
Reports from Frederick reflect the death of Dr George W Cram aged about 68 after a long career in Jefferson and Frederick. He studied at Frederick College and the University of Maryland, practiced in Clear Spring and Jefferson, and was active in the Reformed Church until illness. Other notices include John Calvin Bowers of Hagerstown dying after a three week illness and Brother Joseph Bradley at the Novitiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cram
Frederick College
Baltimore
Maryland
Clearapring
Waabington County
Jefferson
Reformed Church
Wasibor
George W. Cram, Jr
C. W. A Cram
A.D Thomas
Edward Herring
Heya
H. F. Oltimar
N O. Bkylea
Willam Sykes
Morter
Hedges
Isaac Fry
A. Klemp, Sr
John Colter
Calvin Sha
Lewis Whipp
John Calvin Bowers
Hagerstown
Jefferson and
Cleveland Streets
Frederick
U. S. Volunteers
Palo Alto
Monterey
Buena Vista
Mexico City
Unother Bradley
Joseph Bradley
Bradley
St. Francis Xaviers
New York
Shaker Digestive Cure Promises Relief from Indigestion
An advertisement touts Eleazer Digestive Medicine credited with treating indigestion and related symptoms. It claims to improve appetite, digestion and strength by aiding digestion of undigested food and promises a trial bottle for ten cents, directing readers to write to The Shaker at 34 Reade Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleazer
Tae Shakert
Reade Street
Tut
Tutt
OS. D. Vahrsee
The Sanny Spark in New Orleans and Maryland Notices
A New Orleans arrival reports mild weather with varied meals and upcoming heat, plus Easter fashion displays. A Maryland church transfer moves Rev A Schulenberger from Mt Pleasant, Md to China Grove, NC. Maryland voter registration totals show 277,086 voters statewide and 114,433 in Baltimore, up 24,893 from 1894.
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Sanny Spark
New Orleans
Maryland
The
Reformed Church
Baltimore
A. Schulenberger
North Carolina
China Grove
N.C
Mt. Pleasant
Thas
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Waller
the Daily News
News OF the State
Utn
Guy Opéra House
Frederek
B. Reeenoar & Bons
Telegrape Street
California Fit Syrup Co
Sheffield & Co
Mellinees
West Patrick St
Rone Lares
Peoniye
Wee
al Ortimery
Lesal
Crawforde
Ubion Ak
Game Protective Association of Cumberland
Biggs
Hocky Hidge
W. H. Biggs
Banda
Davis
Washington
Drs. Davis
Clara
New York World
Pat Tlon
Chile
A. Wifanson
Pearre Etchison Bufidtor
Albers Pearre
Eton
Steloer Bros
Bhitoh
Pearre
Etchiton Bailding
B Martin
Houteville
Ala
Albert L Pearre
Teries
Tras Aareva
Albert L. Pauris
Biskison Sanié
J. Y. Schenck
Caddo
Ind
Ter, Banner
Jipmays
Chamberlin
Pearce
W. RB
Rudy
Atry
Sweeney
Shioh
Albert Ae Pearre
Etchien Saildine
Rari
Albert L. Pearre
Karl
Alert L. Pears
Atableon
Nelson
Henry Nelson
Steiner Brothers
North Market Street
United States Navy
San Francisco
Mediterranean
Rankes
Steiner Bros
Dr. Pierce
Grand Rapids
Ecceltsony
AOS
South Market Street
Gtr
A. Gilbert
Prederick
OUR Furniture Department
Thade
Clifton
Jesfson Malt Whiskey CO
Stetson
L. m. Nexdorff, Jr
Court Street
Hollins St
Baltamore
Geo. W. Fisher
Geo. W, Fisher
Ballc
Lex
Loy and
Perry
Iistold
Excelsior Stove House
Paragor
N. J. Wilson & Son
N. J. Wilson & Sor
Thorugh
Getty Commercial College
P.O
Eurwis ‘Awer
Thome
Thome of
Cary
China
Carty's Furniture Store
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Larga
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