Brief Bits of Local and General News Snapshots
A scattered column lists diverse items from local life and national notes. It mentions the State Fair at Timomin, a note about 2000 charitable organizations in the U S, a new paper Probreils in Oklahoma, horse gifts in Westminster, spring travel, and playful quips on poets and mercy. It also reports fairground improvements in Hagerstown, a minor injury in Frederick, ice factory prep, court clerks busy with licenses, and upcoming court terms and local officials.
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Timominm
United States
D. L. Edges
Walkersville
Frederick County
Pompeii
Expendtions of Governor Brown Visit to Frederick Camp
Governor Brown inspected the proposed Maryland National Guard encampment site at Col C E Trail farm near Frederick. Water supply questions remain unsettled but pipes from Frederick junction are expected to solve the issue. Citizens and business leaders are urged to fund the inducements needed to attract the camp and bring economic benefits to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Governor Brown
Frederick
Maryland National Guard
Ches. N. Bargett
Stewart Brown
J.& Saunders
G. W
Runaway Horse Runs Wild Through City Streets
Early this morning a horse hitched to John A. Deans buggy bolted from in front of the post office. Henry Alfiler was knocked down and cut while trying to intervene. The horse sped through Hecord Second and Market streets, narrowly missing a delivery wagon before William Kolb captured it beyond Third Street and returned it to Dean. No injuries or damage were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Dean
Henry Alfiler
Hecord Street
Atar- Bet
Joseph F. Eisenhower
William Kolb
Third Street
Mr. Dean
Westminster to Form Carroll County Trotting Association
Sixty Westminster residents met to form the Carroll County Trotting Riding and Pleasure Association. Incorporators named include John J. Reese S Carr Wickert Theodore Engler Samuel Roop Joseph D Brooks Dr Joseph Hering and Dr Heartstone with authority to appoint officers. A half mile track will be laid on Robert Hoppe’s property on the Littlestown turnpike two miles from Westminster for racing bicycling and recreation. Work to begin soon. Christian Endeavor Union Western District Maryland Christian Endeavor Union met in Hagerstown with about 150 delegates. welcome by Alexander Armstrong Jr of Hagerstown and Wm H Belt from the State Union. Rev Hugh K Keller of Baltimore gave the annual address. Conference ends Wednesday alert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Carroll County
John J. Reese
S. Carr Wickert
Theodore Engler
Samuel Roop
Joseph D. Brooks
Joseph Hering
Dr. Heartstone
Robert Hoppe
Littlestown Turnpike
Christian Endeavor Union
Maryland
Presbyterian Church
Pawnee Bill's Show Safe at Antwerp Preparations Begun
A letter from Pawnee Bill to a friend in this city confirms the combination’s safe arrival at Antwerp and preparations for the first exhibition on the 4th. A floating-storm rumor in Frederick that horses were thrown overboard is denied as incorrect.
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Antwerp
Pawnee Bill
Frederick
Barn Struck by Lightning Burns in Baltimore County
A large barn owned by tenant John Taylor on F. E. Metzger land, about 1.5 miles south of New Maret in Baltimore County seventh district, was struck by lightning Saturday night and destroyed with contents. Two horses, one mule, four cows, farm implements, grain, and hay were burned. barn value set at $1,000 with contents insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Metzger
New Maret
Baltimore County
John Taylor
Powell to Lecture on Rey Memorial Fund Benefit
The Cincinnati Enquirer praises J. H. Powell as richly eloquent and tender, recalling his past with Isaac Echstein and noting his Friday lecture here in support of the Rey memorial fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Cincinnati Sanquirer
J. H. Powell
Rey Monument Fund
Issac Echstein
Horses and Mules Arrive for New Reservoir Work
Eighteen head of horses and mules belonging to Lane Brothers, the contractors, arrived from Charlottesville, s. c., under a foreman and two stable men. The stock is moved to the new reservoir site where construction continues and the force of workmen will be increased to push the project.
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Lane Brothers
Charlottsville
Real Estate Transfers List for Zimmerman and Stone
Wm W Zimmerman trustee transfers 10 acres 3 roods 19 perches to Cor delis C Zimmerman valued at 195 64 Geo E McLean and wife convey 5 acres and 2 perches to Howard I Stone for 350. Exposition note praises global benefits and advances in medicinal agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. W. Zimmerman
Cordelis C. Zimmerman
Geo. E. McLean
Howard I. Stone
Orphans Court Reports And Public Notices In Mt Airy
In Mt Airy a town meeting yielded two municipal tickets. For mayor candidates are B S Dorsey and G A Runkles with rival slate council nominees including Albert Jones and J T Smith. Rich detail lists executors, estates, inventories, and final accounts filed or approved by the Orphans Court.
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Bt. Airy Nomis
Mt. Airy
B.S. Dorsey
Albert Jones
John T. Smith
Albert Maynard
Joshua Burell
Raymond Barnes
A. J. Baker
G. A. Runkles
BR. G. Molesworth
Wmn. H. Heed
J. W. Wilson
E. L. Molesworth
J. W. Condon
BH. P. Nasbaum
Manahan and Ernstberger Involved in Sabinasville Altercation
Clayton Manahan and James Ernstberger of Sabinasville were in a Tuesday night fight where Manahan was struck in the face with a bottle and severely cut. Ernstberger’s son and nephew also joined, kicking and bruising Manahan. no street were made. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertises as a campiste care in an honest medicine.
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Clayton Manahan
James Ernstberger
Sabinasville
Manahan
Ernstberger
Manshan
Hood
County Correspondence From Yeagaville and Nearby
Reports from Yeagaville and surrounding areas include social visits and illnesses, a horse loss, weather disturbances, school notes, and church activities. Notable items mention Rev. Dittmar’s sermon, a mumps outbreak, and local plots including a Washington trip by local men and a basket picnic at Monocacy.
Young Sluggers Triumph In Close 6 to 5 Ball Game
Yesterday the Young Sluggers edged the Irish Potatoes 6 to 5 with Eich elberger and Arthur Burras behind the battery for the Sluggers and Charles Bartholow and Harry Stover for the Potatoes. Dudley Strawnberger umpired.
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Eichelberger
Arthur Burras
Charles Bartholow
Harry Stover
Dudley Strawnberger
Wood
Walters
Breagle
Savannah
Mobile
Tom Gledlnger
Mobie
Mobile Nine
Gittinger
Tom
Hews of the Churches Encourages Frederick Audiences
Rev. Jack Hosser leads continuing sermons at Trinity M E Church praising the local arena edifice and urging residents to attend. Ascension Day services are planned at the Reformed chapel, All Saints Episcopal hosts Knights Templar, and a Missionary Society program features readings and solos. Memorial Day rites at Mt Olivet are organized by Gen Reynolds Post. The Frederick Clearing House Association reports fiscal year totals. Local sick and accident notes conclude with a thumb injury from a woodworking accident.
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Trinity M. E
Jack Hosser
Rosser
Frederick
Ascension
Reformed Chapel
Alvill Conner
Walkersville
All Batons Episcopal Church
Knights Templer
The
Reformed Missionary Society
the Little Star
Eleanor Markey
Nelile Glessner
Walter McDannel
Our Mission Fields
Miss Martin
Woman's College
Miss Albert
J. H. Apple
Smith
M. E. Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
J. F. Reynolds
Committee of
Grand Army Hall
Riflemen Invited to Decoration Day at Antietam
The Frederick Riflemen have received an invitation to attend the Decoration Day exercises at Antietam on May 20.
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Antietam
Prederick Riflemen
Local medical and horse care notices in Frederick
Dr. J. R. L. Berdesty, eye ear and throat specialist, will be at the City Hotel this Thursday and Friday. Dr. Geo. C. Cornzifus of the Baltimore Horse Remedy Company will visit Frederick May 4 and examine horses and operate free of charge at Edward Simn's Livery Stable. Keystone remedies available at Pestre's Crag Store. A Japanese joiniless matting is offered at 123 cents per yard, with a refined line of finer grades.
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German Baptist Meeting
Myeradale
P.D. Pabrney
Frederick
J. R. L. Berdesty
City Hotel
Geo. C. Cornzifus
Baltimore Horse Remedy Company
Edw
Simn
Keystone
Pestre
Crag
Albaughs Ice Cream Parlor Opens with Pure Cream Layers
Albaughs Ice Cream Parlor announces new shop hours and a trial order option. The ad promises choice layers of pure cream and delivery to any part of the city in any quantity. Fames E Walker & Co. is listed as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albaugh
FAMES
E. Walker & CO
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