St Johns Church News and Local Baseball Scores
Fathers Colling and Marry called to Jamaica Mission now under Maryland New York Province. Father Van Renseiler to replace Collins at Young Men’s Catholic Union after 2:30 p.m. Sunday start. he founded Xavier Club of New York. Base Ball: New Market defeats Fountain Mills 11 to 6 after festive crowd. Georgetown College baseball team beats Yale 14 to 2 and Williams College 20 to 16.
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St. John’s Church
Colling
Marry
Novitiste
Jamaica
Society of Jesus
Maryland-New York
Father van Renseiler
Noviziate
Father Collins
Young Men's Catholic Union
Father Wan
Xavier Club
New York City
New Market
Fountain Mills
New Amfarket
Georgetown
Georgetown College
Hon Oaterbridge Mersey
Yale
Georgetown Bays
Williams College
Buttons Makeover in Fashion Through Time
The article notes buttons shift from utilitarian trims to fashion statements. It highlights cloth and silk buttons, composition imitations, and new varieties like mother of pearl and jet. Dresden china buttons and parasol bundles appear on rich costumes, signaling evolving style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bornta
Dresden
China
Fashion notes on buttonholes, skirts, and garments of 19th century style
The piece discusses securing garments with buttonholes or threads, praises the plain skirt over the double draped style for comfort, and predicts double skirted and velvet outfits gaining popularity next winter. It describes a silver gray double skirted tar fet with checked silk underskirt and a tailored vest with balloon sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Senate and House still deadlocked over contested election cases
In Washington on March 20 the Senate opened for session with several resolutions, including authorizing the Treasury to receive Cherokee bond sale proceeds. A McGarrahan bill faced opposition as Morrill and Hunter spoke. The House ruled on two contested elections ONeill and Malborn, with debate over the committee rule and prior questions. A lengthy exchange followed, then focus shifted to railroad deal comments and unrelated ads.
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Washingtox
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Dolph
Peffer
Committee On Rules
Elet
O'Nellen
Gav
Terest
Petbhun
Legislature Proceedings Highlight Maryland Session Movements
Yesterday in Annapolis the House killed the Lees option bill by amending to strike the enacting clause. Brace introduced a Mount Vernon Mission bill. Fraternal societies bill passed the House by a large margin. Baltimore and Harford Turnpike Company asked Senate panel for amendments to enable Baltimore City Passenger Railway to build an electric line to Lanaville along the pike. House appropriations for Maryland General Hospital failed in the Senate. Road law discussions ended with an unfavorable report. Beasley and Park Board bills heard on corporate and fare register matters. Plumbers seeking city registries presented before Baltimore Senators. Both chambers met in session last night. Governor Brown flagged defects in the Free School Bank bill in a Senate memo. In the Senate, ten thousand dollars for Frederick Home for the Aged was reduced to three thousand and engrossed. House bill restricting liquor sales within three miles of Mt Carmel Frederick County passed. Joint resolution by K Rouse read for the extension of Associate Judge Vinson’s term to 15 more years.
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Brace
Mount Vernon Mission and Bindergarten Association
Baltimore and Harford Turnpike Company
Senate Corporations Committee
Baltimore City Passenger Railway Company
Lanaville
Maryland General Hospital
Baltimore
Senate
House
Beaste Corporations Committee
Great Falls Power Company
Park Board
Brown
Frederick
Seaator
Newman
Mt. Carmel
Frederick County
K. Rouse
John T. Vinson
Deaf mute couple wed at Grace Church in Baltimore
Annie V. Griffin daughter of J Thomas Griffin of Talbot County Maryland married Albert Burton clerk for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The couple who are deaf mutes graduated together from Frederick school for deaf mutes. The ceremony followed by silent readings and sign language questions. Reception at 1030 East Mount Street. They will live at 1613 North Wolfe Street after a trip. Also John P Wilbide of Aldie town and Bilas Alice M Enadier of Reedysville wed at Keedysville by Rev Carnahan.
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Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
Monument Street
Baltimore
Annie V. Griffin
J. Thomas Griffin
Talbot County
Mid
Albert Burton
Crisford
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
A C. Powell
Sallie Brings
East Afonnent Street
North Wolfe Street
Funeral notices in the city paper for Mary Ann Deems and Jaffa A. Zim
The funeral of Mary Ann Deems colored took place yesterday at 2 pm at the As bury at E church with Rev J T Owens officiating. Pallbearers named Charles Carroll Theo Douglas John Russell Thomas Spesks Wesley Henderson and Wesley Brown. A T Rice & Sons were funeral directors. The funeral of Mrs Jaffa A S Zim Mer man occurred this afternoon at 2 pm. Also included are several medicinal advertisements for Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup, Shito’s Cure, Pan Tina, and Dr King’s New Discovery with claims of cures and prices listed.
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Mary Ann Deems
Asbury At. E. Church
J.T. Owens
Charles Carroll
Theo Douglas
John Russell
Thomas Spesks
Wesley Henderson
Wesley Brown
A. T. Rice & Sons
Jaffa
A.S. Zim
Merman
Health risks and remedies in coastal living advice
Fragmented notice discusses health concerns along the Atlantic Coast and stresses simple precautions for permanent cure. Mentions sale of 25 and 50 cent bottles by Garrett and Walter B. Pearre in Frederick, Md.
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Atlantic Coast
Garrett
Walter B. Peaere
Frederick
Budy
Aie. Ma
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the Daily News
Albert
Pearre
Apothecary
Steiner Drug Store
Syauritny
Ysts
Salifornia Fig Syrup CO
Indiza
Sorendia Quay
H. Best
Chichester
Kwsraphe
sLivey Company
Wieck Gan
Nanawh
Natiars
THE
Legislature
Hyreneas
A. K. Morris
Canton
Philadelphia
Shitoh
Ian
Albert L. Pearce
A. Steiner Bros. Drug Store
Osea
Karashoe
Carlisle Shoes
Globe
Piccadilly
Opera
Square
Commo
Caboes
George A. Gilbert
North Market St. Frederick, Ma
Loud
Mae
United Nttes
Alesha
Tolons
Tod
Miles
New
Yord San Frenei
Tee
A. BP
Hampden
Mills
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Eikbart
Ind
Drnezists Ev
Sexton Grand
Tron King and
Noble Cook
Frederick Stove House
E. Patrick St
Frederick, MD
D. Thomas
Brussels
Hall, Headington & CO
N. Charles St
Biores
W. Fayetterst
Maryland
Nchiéiawiy
Genuine Cotto
N. K. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
ST. Louis
Marata
Botti
Garrett & Pearre
Catarret
DH. Hartley
Gabroiti& Pearre
South Market Street
Patrick
Axp
Sleiner Bros
North Market Street
J. Atwelliamson
B.mayer
Ca Si
Frederick, Midi
EEF Undertaking
Shania Ok
Sor Washburn
Crosby Go
LL. M. Hildebrand
Angel and
Arri
B. M. Remsberg
Carlin House
Eff Sands
Chas
MM. Stieff
North Liberty St
Vigor
Erie Medical
Buffalo
N.Y
Addy
Slaughter
Oakland
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
B&s
Jad
Jhis
Scride
W. L. Douglas
Aia
Asm
W.L. Douglas
Wstn Douglas
Brockton
Aisss
A. R. Yeakle City Hall
Etchison
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