Moon Phases and Local Ads Highlight Daily News
The Daily News column notes spring ad season begins with merchants announcing in the paper. Local items report a hurt water mains helper, a net knit, divorce filings, new harness shop moves, a diving horse purchase, two car loads of lager, and Hose Company meeting. Chief Judge McSherry delivered appellate opinions on several cases.
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George Engelbrecht
East South Street
John Meulgby
West Second Street
George Mulborn
Matilda Eyler
Robert Esler
Enoch Saunders
Sarah Saunders
Wallis & Schell
North Market
P. Morsell
Mosgomery County
Irou
Market Street
Grayson Brunet
C. C. Zimmerman
Messrs. D
Winbrener & Co
Bond
Wallis & Schells
North Market Street
First National Book
Association
Register of Wills
Court Home
JR. L. Hardesty
City Heck
Maggie A Hawker Weds John A Payne at Jefferson Md
The wedding of Maggie A Hawker and John A Payne occurred at the Hawker residence near Jefferson Maryland at 620 pm officiated by Rev CG W Sechrist. Attendants included Addie Ramsburg Nettie Bussard as bridesmaids and Clapton Willard Edward Hawker as groomsmen. A reception followed hosted by the bride's parents with abundant gifts. Payne is a progressive farmer near Weverton Washington County. Also notes a Missionary Society meeting of St Johns Reformed Buckeystown with program items and an address by F R Neighbors, adjournment set for April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Whip
Jefferson
Mr. Payne
Washington Co
Weverton
Missionary Society of St John’s Reformed Church of
Buckeystown
Geo. Blessing
Linnie Kreig
Hisle
Annie L. Bord
F. R. Neighbors
Desperate Devils Strike Middlesoan Valley
Desperate depredations unfold in the northeastern Middlesoan Valley near Sleek town. Thieves enter and damage buildings, destroy machinery, and ignite a tenant house owned by Peter Bescard two miles east of Harmony. They stretch barbed wire on the county road, use a farm gate as a road obstacle, and fatally injure two horses of Calvin Waters en route to Frederick.
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Eric G
Peter
Harony
Real Estate Transfers and Estate Actions
Real estate transfers listed including Levy to Fur dam 3 seres at 1451.89, Smiths to Charles J. Smith 10 seres at 2316, and 124 acres to Emory L. Smith for 2232, with various other deeds. Orphans' Court letters testamentary granted to John F. Cronise. first account of Caleb A. Grossnickel and Elias S. Rowwahn as executors. Inventories and debts filed for Peter T. Zimmerman and Joseph Snoaffer estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Josiah
Rameburg
Chas. G
G. Edward Myers
Frederick City
Lloyd H. Hyatt
Elizabeth Fink
Samuel M. Kefeuver
Ann R. Fink
Amanda R. Gross
Slacu A Crogise
Devesatri
John F. Cronise
Caleb A. Grossnickel
Elias S. Rowwahn
Daniel Grossnickel
Peter T. Zimmerman
Joseph Snoaffer
Pure Voice Delights at Bernhard Listéman Show
Detroit critics praise Mrs. Fritz Geise for a flawless performance with a pure clear voice. She appears with the Bernhard Listéman Company on the evening of April 2nd, delivering Inflammatus with superb control and dramatic power that astonished audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Chan
Fritz Geise
Bernhard Listéman Company
Grand Council Meeting in Baltimore Draws Noted Businessmen
Arrangements for the Grand Council gathering on March 36 97 in Baltimore are complete. The event promises a notable assembly of energetic business men involved in state and municipal development, including Ex-Governor Lloyd Ex-Mayor Latrobe Gen Felix Agnus C V S Levy of this city and B S Dorsey of Me Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Council
Baltimore
Order
Lloyd
Latrobe
Felix Agnus
C. V S Levy
B.S. Dorsey
Airy
Court of Appeals Rules for Railroad in Mt Airy Crossing Case
Mary A Davyan va. Beltagore and Ohio Railroad Company involved a pedestrian crossing the track at Mt Airy. Steam from an engine frightened her horse, caused her to fall and sustain injuries. Court found for the railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Mary Adavyan
Beltagore and Ohio Railroad Company
Mt Airy
Ghastly Find Near Westminster Mystery Body Identified
A mutilated corpse was found buried in pine woods near Westminster and, with no clues to identity, was taken to the almshouse. It is believed the body may be of a person used by medical students for dissections months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Salvation Army Meeting At Square Tonight
Open air gathering to begin at 7 30 this evening at the square corner under Salvation Army auspices. A special service follows at the barracks at o clock led by Major William J Cozens of Detroit Michigan with Captain Clarkson and her Swedish lieutenant assisting.
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S. A
Salvation Army
William J. Cozens
Detroit
Michigan
Clarkson
Inspecting Streets Review Seeks Water Street Crossing
The corporation committee on streets surveyed the southeastern city water works work yesterday afternoon. They visited B. and O. R. authorities and requested a crossing be placed at Water Street intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Committee
Water Street
Mayor Enforces City Ordinance on Storefront Obstructions
Mayor Brauner yesterday began enforcement of the city ordinance requiring sidewalks in front of stores be kept clear. Mr. A. G. Lorentz had a large sign hanging from his awning at the gutter and was ordered to remove it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brauner
Mtr. A. GC
Lorentz
Board awards bids for Montevale Hospital supplies
The Board of Charities and Correction met at 10 a m in the courthouse, opened sealed proposals, and awarded contracts to forest bidders for supplying the Montevale Hospital and jail for the next quarter starting April first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of C. and C
Board of Charities and Correction
Court House
Montevae Hospital
Marriage Licenses Issued for Zimmerman Riggs and Lekin Souder
Spencer G H Zimmerman of Lewistown weds Jeasie M Riggs near Walkersville. Cephas E Lekin of Jefferson weds Flora B Souder, Jefferson area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer G. H. Zimmerman
Lewistown
Jeasie M. Riggs
Walkersville
Cephas E. Lekin
Flora B. Souder
Jefferson
Calf at Petersville Farm Reaches Hundred Pound Weight
Mr. W. S. Flook of Petersville reports a large calf born four days ago weighs about 100 pounds. The note seeks information on early growth or comparably sized calves for context and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Flook
Peters- Fille
Midcete Coming at City Opera House This Saturday
Matinee and evening programs feature Tom Thumb, famed performer loved by adults and children alike. She will wear costumes by Worth of Paris and present a musical comedy with lively routines and a romantic latent tale titled the "Pay Lovers" amid other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stes Tom Thumb
City Opera House
Paris
Mae
Sccom
Open concert by Myemritic Corset Band announced
The Myemritic Corset Band plans an open concert Monday afternoon beginning at 1 p.m. in Rocky Springs area weathered by a mix of early pieces and later numbers. Selections include Stey ersville Galapade No 1, Poor Old Slave, Johnny Comes Marching Home, Kentuckey Home 25, Rally Round the Hag, Just before the battle mother and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis True
Styersville
Johnny
Grafuls
Local Notices From York and Nearby Areas
Mrs Stanly of York Va who has been housekeeping for Mr W J Fink left for home Monday evening last Mrs David Midour on a visit to friends here left for home in Ohio Monday last Mr Newton Willhide visiting friends here returned to his home in Kansas A little child of Mr and Mrs B S Miller died Monday morning last Funeral Wednesday morning interment in the Lutheran Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanly
York
W. J. Fink
David Midour
Ohio
Newton Willhide
Kansas
Aittle
B.S. Miller
Lutheran Cemetery
The Weekly News Brims With Ads And Local Notices
The Weekly News offers a wide mix of local and general news plus special departments and scattered ads. It features numerous local bargains and notices including jobs, goods for sale, and professional mentions such as County Commissioner and Equity No 5736.
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C.C. Carty
Lehm & Dill
Elen
RH. Campbell
Zimmerman
Equity
Midnight cry of murder on North Market street
Last night around midnight a loud cry of murder stirred North Market street residents. Inquiry found Bambridge, a colored man, feared Jones would harm him. A county constable took Bambridge to his home and order was restored.
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North Market Street
Bambridge
Jones
Easter Card Stock Slashed at Smith's Temple of Fancy
Easter bargains drop soon as Smith's Temple of Fancy in Fredericks offers huge reductions on new cards and booklets. Large lot of Prang cards opened last night. Public urged to view goods and hear prices. If not acceptable, buyer’s price may prevail. no reasonable offer refused.
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Prang
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
Fredencs
Maryland
Gilberts
Gilbert's
Weather and wisdom from Frederick locals mix in old notes
A jumble of letters and quotes from Frederick residents comments on rain causes delayed spring and dynamite speculation, plus local pride in food trades and prospects of notable citizens influencing national affairs as shared in the paper.
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals and Funerals in Maryland
The column lists hotel arrivals including several leads from Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and beyond with 16 from the county. It notes the funeral of Mrs Jacob Conningham of Washington died at her brother's Lime Kiln residence and buried in Burkittsville with services conducted by Reverends Whitmore and Mickley and funeral arrangements by H. N. Erchison & Son.
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Lste
Jacob Conningham
Washington
M. J. Grove
Lime Kiln
Burkittsville
Reformed Church
Rever.l. Whitmore
Adamstows
J. A. Mickley
Baltimore Divorce Case Ends In Partial Relief
Mrs Martha Alice Shutt files for partial divorce and alimony from Augustus L Shutt in Circuit Court No 2 Baltimore. They married October 25 1866 and separated February 18 1888. No children. Absence grounds cited. Previous partial divorce granted December 19 1886 but later set aside by the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Alice Shutt
Gans & Haman
J. Roger McSherry
Circuit Court No
Baltimore
Augustus L. Shutt
Bir. Sahtt
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
Suit Against Justice Hobbs for Damages Filed
A $3,000 damages suit was filed in the Court of Common Pleas Baltimore against Justice Colnambos M Hobbs over a dispute involving possession of sixteen year old Louisa Ramsell. The suit, brought by Dr Albert B Lyman as her next friend through Henry J Broening, alleges Hobbs acted without authority. Hobbs is noted as a brother of Captain E N Hobbs of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hobbs
Colnambos M. Hobbs
Court of Common Pleas
Baltimore
Louisa Ramsell
Albert B. Lyman
Henry J. Broening
E. N. Hobbs
Frederick
Magistrate Court Hears State v Rideout and Smith
In the magistrate court Edward Rideout and Henry Smith, both colored, faced charges of larceny in a case involving a lot of chickens. Rideout was found not guilty and released, while Smith was found guilty and remanded to jail for grand jury action due to bail default. The Philomathean Literary Society convenes tonight with the president naming standing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rideout
Henry Smith
Istrate Eckstein
Good Friday holiday notice from postal and banking offices
Tomorrow being Good Friday a legal holiday post office hours are 9am to 7am delivery by carriers at 9am call sections 6am. Banks will be closed and the day observed in other wards. At a W C T U meeting held yesterday afternoon routine business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott
Local Notices From Abentown And Nearby Churches
Purely Perscasi reports residents traveling and family news across Abentown and Cumberland. Mail and social notes mention Miss Mary Gephard of Cumberland and Miss Gertie Sullivan visiting relatives in Monrovia while Judge James Mesherry returns from the Court of Appeals. Church events include Easter services at Trinity Lutheran and St James Lutheran with confirmations, Holy Communion, Sunday School activities, and a meeting of the EKing's Daughters Society planned for Mt EB Church.
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Perscasi
Pannie Adame
West Third Street
Abentown
Maurice Boats
Alfadt Hest
Baltimore
Col Chu
S. D.C. Winebrewer
Sflernoor
Mary Gephard
Cumberland
Tisang Mn
Wu. Tucece
Laat
Willam Movnthey
Sity
Marstall
Monrovia
Aptist
Ey Tate
Ulm
Gertie Sullvan
Abington Seminary
James Mesherry
Court of Appeals
Trinity Lutheran
Enoville
J. Harry 3Iain
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eking'a Daughters’ Society
Mt. EB
St. James Lutheran Church
All Saints P.E
U. B
Board of Church and Parsonage Trustees
Select basket party at Fountain Mills hall Easter Monday
A select basket party will be held in Fountain Mills hall this county on Easter Monday night with Annie and Nellie Davis Nora Browning and Davis Charles Dreyer and Harry Davis as committee of arrangements Postponed The German was to be presented by the young ladies of Merryland tact in Hoffman Hall Petersville but roads are impassable A pond party was held at W H Lamar Brownsville Monday night with many local youths and visitors from Frederick County Games and sociables continued until late hours
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Fountain Mills
This County
Annie
Nellie Davis
Nora Browning
Messrs. Davis
Charles Dreyer
Harry Davis
Merryland
Hoffman Hall
Petersville
All
W.H. Lamar
Brownsville
Frederick County
Gree Iki
Robert Bichets
Charles W. R Wo Witla
Dorsey
Rey
Hubert Higgs
Ia Asona
Cirealt
Dos Fredonia Go
Prue
Natty Lester W. Irving
Death of Miss Dora Stevens in Alecaniestown
Miss Dora Setvena daughter of Charles Stevens died last evening in Alecaniestown after a lingering illness. Funeral Saturday at 10 from her late home, interment Creagerstown. Also notes on a two century old family blanket relic owned by Mrs. Sarah Adams and local health briefings. Bailing of Lewia Wineberry after assault charge. Kemp's Balsam advertisement and Mullinix & Kemp curtain and carpet sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doa Stevens
Alecaniestown
Dora Setvena
Charles Stevens
Creagerstown
Sarah Adams
South Market Street
Philip
William Reich
Larner
Vannah Stiner
Runaway carriage accident harms two young women
Yesterday afternoon at about three Miss Minnie and Miss Nancie Gambrill, daughters of James H. Gambrill, were driving when the runaway carriage jolted along Market Street. They were knocked unconscious, carried to the home of Mr. Keba and Dr. Mayusni, and later removed to their residence. Injuries are serious but not life threatening.
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Minnie
Nancie Gari
James H. Gambrill
Mt Olver
Keba
Mayusni
Medyaf Auf
Phe
Lone
Market
Caneht
Tan Nuwsotice
Lasieg
Poseton
Yen Rane Ruremniol
Myter
Evens
Araba
Alos
The Peddlers Friend and the Street Shouters
A New York Herald description profiles a peddler known as the peddler’s friend. He speaks of a fortune scheme selling cheap novelties through shopkeepers and inspectors, with stock moves across cities, boasting profits and a rough life on Broadway and beneath grimy storefronts. The piece notes his age twenty eight, his role in distributing pens and medals, and his claim of turning unsalable goods into steady yearly earnings.
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Broadway
bin W
Hus Bank
McGinty
Grand Army
Boston
Chicago
la Louis
Baltimore
New Orleans
Tiskia
Zells
Hitchcock's
Minera
London
New York Herald
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R. H. Campbell
N. Market Street
Wallis & Schel’s
James McSherry
Crear
Rosari
Aargh
Steiner Bros
Middletown Valley
Geneensen
Frente
Lowen
Henry Poffinberger
Effie J Moser
PH. Buzzard
D. ¥. Harp
Brunswick Herald
Unger & Shafer
Rocky Springs
St. Patrick's
Neal Burger
Henry Burges
Reel’s Mill
Kintz
Niel Burger
Eight Enob
Ait. C. Lortz
David
Natere
Per Soonal
Rand
Bill Nye
P R.R
A. S. McDaniell
Bentztown
Baby McKee
Mettet
White House
Mary Jane
Xwesterday
Gould
Af. Sonnebom
H. Kain
Jas. E. Gray
J. C. Davenport
G. B. Fusher
W. N. Thomson
Balto
D. B. Kraatz
B. Cooling
F. Calton
R. Stevenson Jr
E. C. Stoueh
Phila
JS. Cresswell
J. H. Hoffman
J. Schwartz
Tom Clarett
G. E. Bennett
Columbia
J. GO. Ramsey
Washington, D.C
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Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Misa Myrtie Rhoderick
MS Pleasant
Mrs. Flant
Willie Flsart
Grandms
J. A. Hayden
Mr. Bion Firestone
Gaye
Lewia Wineberry
Wilson
Mullinix
New York
Brussels
Mullinix & Kemp
Jobn Hendrickson
Missko
Epring
Drens
Fis
Johs Hendrickson
Gilbert
Eitei
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St. Mazce
Beadi Leon
White
Nerses
Aide Durestion
Cuan
I Nereh
Laura Sorh
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Aeading Weekly News
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Beyytty
Mtheaasos
Smiteb Nt
Harvey BR
Lease
Auet
Hag K Mealey
Excelsior Pavli
Ouwuikm
Vurlsera UL Bok Blo
Decady
Lary
Daniel EB. Stone
Asal
Mortiage
Wil Bell
Promince
Taten
Plidsau
Dally
Walter Baunders
W. L and
J.C. Himes
Liberty
Yariabie
Soe Olla
Harvey H
Steloer
Harvey R
Thos
Gatch
Will Sall
Record Street
Pecsuasl
Dally Nowa
Walter W. Saunder
W. J. Worman
Mortsygec
Leoatreet
Harvey R. Lonso
Swen
H. Stauffer
Rooks Hoau
Juhn D. Kunis
MM. Regier
Onathan Iser
C. V
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Wan Ted
Ora Ateneo
Jacob Rohrback
Artornertt
Lay
Rae Wastern Oo
FAM Mortgage Trust Company
Denver, Colorado
C.l.hartbock
Eutall & Insupanchehorer
West Patrick Street
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W. T. Delaplaine
Specai Bk Xoome
Gene
G. J. Doll & Son
COE
Urese Paksuns
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