Resignations and Deaths Mark Maryland News
News of the state reports Cam bridge mayor B Barton Jr resigns while Adolphus Weass dies at Ellicott City aged seventy six. Local trials convict two colored men for murder in Howard and Cecil counties. Funeral notices detail Miss Dean, Luther Horrie, and Mrs Mary Lewis with vigilante concerns and interments at local cemeteries.
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Wo. B. Barton, Jr
Cambridge
Adolphus Weass
Ellicott City
P. W. Moore & Us
Jacob Hendon
Daniel FP. Shea
Ellicots City
Howard County
Blornce Cooper
Cecil County
State
House of Correction
Court of Appeals
Miss Dean
Schoolerl
Caroline County
Reverend Beanan Anat Fink D D dies in Johnstown Pa
From Johnstown Pennsylvania Tribane comes notice of the death of Rev Beanan Anat Fink D D longtime pastor of the First English Lutheran Church in Johnstown. Born near Middletown Maryland August 15 1624 he served in Martinsburg Leavysburg and Johnstown and helped complete a new church building while pastor. He died at 12 50 this morning in the Fifth Ward after a lengthy illness leaving ten children and a sister and two brothers. He was a Mason and held roles with Gettysburg College and Seminary. Funeral arrangements are for Wednesday with interment in Grand View Cemetery alongside his wife.
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Johnstows
Johnstown
Tribane
Beanan Anat. Fink
Cay
Somemesteen
Fifth Ward
Merning
Link
Charles
William
Fink
Middletown
Frederick County
Elizabeth Abalt
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Margleod
Ton Gutheran Uparen
Newton
Stevenaburg
Tero
Martinsburg
Leawisburg
Ray
A. Shipman
Hollidaysburg
Wos Slao
Hagerstown
Johnson
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Wink
Marrage
Sarah A. R. Bockwithe
Rev
Mra Fink
Charles B
Latrobs Advance
William L
Pittsburg Diapstch
Ide M
C. ©. Berry
Staunton
Annie L
Albert C. Berry
Franklin Street
Mise Lilfen
Ofa
Vis
Eilizabeth Ervin
Waynesboro
Geo Ervin
Somerset Street
Jacob
Lima
Ohio
John H
Alaos
Ramuel Fink
Woodvale
Mise Mame
Dr. Fink
Lodge of Masons
Virginia
Cambria Lodge
Mineral Lodge
Knights of Pythisa
Conamaugh Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fallows
Oriental Commandery
Salghis Templar
Depos
W. A. Shipman
Grand View
John A. Lynch
Frederick
Pennsylvania Colege
Local election outlook and stray notes from Frederick County
The Frederick County election scene grows crowded with many candidates signaling possible disaffection or harmony challenges. The piece reflects on public good over self interest and mentions a whimsical nod to Dickens. A painful accident occurs when Newton Cramer injures his foot while felling trees. Cana aids. An old remedy, cited by Ames, is praised as effective for coughs.
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Frederick County
David Capperfield
Saly Tee
Micawber
Urtah
Deeds of Heroism and Brutal Battle Descriptions
The fragment describes a siege scene with detailed combat actions, mentions Minh 25 and Gordon, a fort or parapet, and soldiers engaging under heavy fire. It references amputations, a man named Dean, and a quotation about brave deeds, ending with a combat death near the fort and a narrator named Gromer L. Rinsirk.
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Minh
Cairtieta Anubter
Gordon's
Tae
Teckel
Trier
Wien
Ldn
Dean Tie
Terschedley
Baruie
Leg-Tau Luur
Gromer L. Rinsirk
Philomathean Society Elects Officers For Three Months
The Philomathean Literary Society met at Philomathean Hall with Rev Dr David J Bosle chairing. Officers chosen include Dr Lloyd T MacGill Jr as president and Prof Joseph H Apple as vice president. Debate on charity in Maryland state institutions decided in the affirmative by a 21 to 5 vote. The group planned a public May meeting and adjourned at 10:30 pm.
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Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Philomathean Hall
David J. Bosle
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Joseph H. Apple
Harry Anders
Jacob Rohrback
Calvin &. Schlichtknecht
Trassurer
C. Harry Anders
Jacob J. Hout
Alfred Ritser
Edward P. Gale
Edward Bowlus
Maryland
William H. Nicodemus
L.r T. MacGill, Jr
Ziol
Charles W. Ely
John EK. White
Pailbmathean Hall
Traffic on the C. and O Canal Expands Shipping
Since the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal opened, traffic has risen along the line with about 150 boats now transporting coal from Cumberland to Georgetown and intermediate points. The volume is expected to exceed 200 boats soon. Powell's Bend near Williamsport is emerging as a key shipping point as West Virginia Central plans to move large coal quantities there for transfer to the Cumberland Valley Railroad.
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C. & O. Canal
Cresapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Georgetown
Powell's Bend
Williamsport
West Virgins Central Road
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Invitations Out for Lula Ford and John Mobrling Marriage
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Lula B Ford of Tramsville to Mr John W Mobrling of West South Street this city The ceremony is set for Tuesday April 9 at 3 pm at the bride s parents home Mr and Mrs Teast Ford A reception will follow at 8 pm at 188 West South Street Crum eMitz An earlier ceremony on March 28 by Rev 8 M Hench united in residence North Marke t with Mr John W Crum and Miss Manrelis time Smith of Charlesville Frederick County Maryland
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Lula B. Ford
Tramsville
John W. Mobrling
West South Street
Teast Ford
News of the Churches Conference Totals and Gifts
In Baltimore the Conference of the U for Missions reports 15 contributions totaling $14 in church offerings. The record includes various notes and names such as Brass Sees and Rival, with references to carel to Hk Nea and other fragmented phrases.
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Baltimore
Carel
Hk Nea
Nema van
Ae Ae
Sunday School Lesson Series on Christ the Bread of Life
A lengthy review of Sunday school lessons by Rev L M Stearns runs through themes from Christ as bread of life to the Transfiguration and Zacchaeus, citing golden texts from Matthew Mark Luke and John. The piece emphasizes personal faith, self denial, trust in Jesus, and the need to seek God’s kingdom over earthly concerns.
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Lescow
Christ
Jesus Christ
John the Baptist
Janis
Beaven
Jesus
Adam
Jesus Sands
Lazarus
Buned
Sessex X
Quark
Righ
Zaccheus
Church Aid and Fraud Allegations Across City Markets
A fragmented, OCR damaged note accuses a dealer network of commercial fraud and a duplicated invoice scheme. It references purchases, sales, and an alleged church link, with scattered biblical passages amid garbled text. The piece signals an investigation and urges readers to verify documents and contact authorities.
Wheat-tattened Cattle Shipments From Carroll County
Senator Pinckney J. Bennett bought sixty cattle last December to fatten on wheat, sending forty head to Messia Myers and Housman of Baltimore for Liverpool market. He fattened them on New Windsor and Linganore farms, Carroll and Frederick counties. The cattle rose from about 1000 to 1400 pounds, and are hailed as the finest lot ever shipped from Carroll county.
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Pinckney J. Bennett
Messia
Myers and Housman
Baltimore
Liverpool
Bennett
New Windsor
Carroll County
Linganore
Frederick County
No-To-Bac Editorial Cites Tobacco Cure Claims
The St Louis Journal of Agriculture endorses No-To-Bac while noting editors claim success in curing tobacco habits. It mentions a prominent St Louis architect who reportedly stopped smoking after using No-To-Bac and jokes about the lingering smell of tobacco. The ad copy claims a free book from Sterling Remedy Co. New York or Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sterling Remedy Co
New
Trial Battles At Albert L Apothecary
Fragmentary ad style text citing remedies and medicines with phrases about rheums and vargas. mentions Steiner Bros Drug Store and a price one dollar. overall appears as garbled 19th or early 20th century drug advertisement with few readable entities.
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Ohl & Valgis
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
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the Daily News
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Dorchester County
Talbot
Columbus Nichols, Jr
Luther A. Horrie
Jefferson
A. Hedges
Henry Ramsburg
Francis Shatf
Milord Caller
John Fhrasher
Clayton Kemps
Noah Bhaf
Etchison
Mary
Lewis
Welock
West Fourth Street
A.A. Zimmerman
Osborne Ingle
Edward Daniel
John KR. Stanley
George Young
San Francisco
A. Fisk
W. P. Moxton
Newton Cramer
Cana
Mr. Cramer
Mr. Cram
Ames
Louis
Pen Geras
Lessa
L. BM. Stearss
Jubr the Baptist
Mark Yi
Joeph
Brethen
Uorphas
David Ing Boseven
Atewlin
Deiei
Jeremiah
Lup
Leacon II
Uumeley
Philip
Akon Boles
GEO. A. Gilbert's
North Market Jr
Frederick, Md
Cees
Mack
Luke x. Pyy
Carcy
Carty
Barzalas
Extroom Salts
Childrens’s Carriaces
Tasfsrgest
East Patrick Street
The
Nao Electric
Me Ormancat
Albert L. 'Sé Apothecary
Per Weeden Eed
Ersote
Pounter
Jake
Atlasis
A. L. Pearre
Frederick, Ma
Sohders
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Cat
Gchley Bros
Marylane
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