Budget of Bright Local and General Items
Brief items cover weather postponements in Frederick and Walkereville elections under cool trends. Copenhagen leads in bicycle use year round, while a rainy Sunday civic life paints a human snapshot. Massachusetts veterans plan a May 23 battlefield visit, and a giant 70 pound cut glass punch bowl from a New York factory is highlighted. A dog named Frank belonging to Edward Houck was poisoned, noted amid local chatter and humorous quips.
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Frederick Bicycle Club
Emroltsburg
Walkereville
Copenhagen
Denmark
Massachusetts
Antietam
Charles Horine
Carlton Houpt
Myersville
George Alfred Townsend
Washington
Gapland
South Mountain
America
New York
Pioneer Cut Glass Factory
United States
Frank
Edward Houck
Frederick
Real Estate Transfers Include Several Maryland Properties
Real estate transfers list Best Estate and Improvement Co of Esitimore Olsy to Jona W Maine and wife for property in Brudwick. Harry W Bowers and wife transfer Besi estate in Frederick County to Wm H Mebung valued at $40. Laura Psimer and James Wher Easband transfer to Margeret Focie in Frederick County for $5650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Estate and Improvement Company of
Esitimore Olsy
Jona W- Maine and
Wie
Brudwick
Harry W- Bowers
Wm. H. Mebung
Besi Estate
Frederick Cttr
Laura ¥. Psimer
James Wher Easband
Margeret Focie
Frederick County
Directors Elected at Franklin Savings Bank Frederick
election for directors held today results list Augustine D Leary Henry Perry Alexander Brengie J J Oil Thomas E Pope dobr Eisenhower Edward C Metheny Peter Lugendeel Locust Grove Mills near Emmitsburg sold for 1625 to Jacob Bump Taneytown Western Maryland Hotel sale for mortgagee James T Hays Attny Vincent SeBold Will be of value to world through mech arts progress medicinal agents Syrup of Figs advertised with coupons
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Franklin Savings Bank of
Frederick
Todey End
Augustine D.leary
Henry Perry
Alexander Brengie
J. J. Oil
Thomas E. Pope
Dobr Eisenhower
Edward C. Metheny
Peter Lugendeel
Locust Grove Mille
Locust Grove Mills
Emutitsburg
Vincent Sebold
James T. Hays
Western Biryland Hotel
Jacob Bump
Taneytowe
Day of wind and flood devastates Frederick area
A historic storm roared through Carroll Creek and Frederick causing raging floods, hail the size of hickory nuts, and widespread damage. Cattle horses and debris swept away. one man drowns near Mt. Carmel and lightning strikes damaged telegraph and electric lines. Rescue efforts and city crews battled mud, rising waters, and impassable roads as farms, kilns, and livery stables suffered heavy loss.
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Frederick
Carroll Creek
Haif
Patrick Street
Edward Houck
Eugene Sponseller
Edward Sinn
Bentz Street
South Market
Carroll Streets
O'Leary
Daniel Roelkey
Millalley
West Patrick Street
Brunner
West Church Street
Hells
Daniel Elster
Eisler
M. A. Woodward
West Patrick
West All Saints
C. H. Abb
Edwin Houck
Houck
Hvery
Edward Burck
Market Street
South Market Street
Horatio Waters
Peter Seeger
East Patrick Street
Bargera Field
Schley
Mrr
Schrey
Eugene Sponse
Jer
Horatia Waterc
Ho A. SS
MecDanie
Joan Me
Lewis Mehlerlieg
Hager
Boonsboro
Bettimore
Bush Creek
Baltimore
Doab’s
Tuscarots Creek
Castel Shearer
Besant £ Rouett
Utics
Dsg
Mr. Snook
Jones’ Mill
Linganore
Ranaway Gurl Nora Credit Recovered Near Gettysburg
Nora Credit a fifteen year old colored servant from John Henry Cretin’s family near Emmitsburg ran away Monday morning. Deputy Ashbaugh and Mrs Bennett traced her to Mrs Dougherty’s boarding house in Gettysburg where she was found washing dishes and persuaded to return home. She claimed she left to see Gettysburg and to be independent. she had been placed with the Cretins years earlier from an institution in Basithmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranaway Gurl
Nora Credit
John Henry Cretin
Turnpike Road
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Wm. H. Ashbaugh
Mirs. Bennett
Nora
John G. Goff
3Sr
Cretin
Basithmore
Hotel Arrivals and Court News Report
Hotel arrivals noted noon time with names from New York to Washington including Thompson Miller Albsch Hartsock Stouffer Meyers Heldebricie Smelser Lambert Vinson and others. Released on bail Franklin R Whipp freed on 259 dollars for bigamy trial preparation. Also advices on Hood's Sarsaparilla and a marriageable ladies feature with bread baking tips and Locust Level Dairy note.
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Westerdey
W. B. Thompson and Son
F. Miller
New York
J. M. Albsch
Harrisburg
Ab B. Hartsock
Washington
D. c
E. Stouffer
BR. EB. Meyers
C. G. Heldebricie
A. C. Smelser
A. E. Lambert
John F. Vinson
New Windsor
Lay County
Ode sicCarthy
Cofemote
Washington, D. C
Grove
Sebn IL
Trevillen
Wesley Lame
Esmont
Cig
Day of Birds proposed as a holiday Bird Day urged by Agriculture Secretary Morton
The article reports Secretary of Agriculture Morton backing a Bird Day holiday. He cites dangers from women and boys in harming birds, promotes moral uplift, and argues birds help agriculture by destroying pests. The Baltimore Sun endorses Bird Day as a useful holiday.
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Morton
Old City
Baltimore Sun
Clover eating worm threatens clover crops in region
Reports reach this city of a pale green worm damaging clover fields. The pest breeds rapidly. experts warn extermination is needed to prevent serious future loss. A farmer notes many fields are affected and the worm is small, under an inch, green with a brown stage. He suggests rolling heavily over affected fields and cautions this year may spare widespread damage but future risks remain.
Enormous Amethyst Found by Montanans at Granite Creek
A resident named Norwood of Granite Creek reports discovering a massive amethyst weighing about twelve pounds and nine inches at its widest. The stone exhibits violet blue to pinkish purple hues in a hexagonal prism with a four inch face. Formed through manganese oxide, it is described as the hardest quartz variety, cut as neatly as plate glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montans
Norwood
Granite Creek
The Lacest Swindie Uses Counterfeit Coin Ruse
A well dressed man posing as a government detective visits rural districts. He claims widespread counterfeit coin and makes victims reveal their money. He uses a chemical to darken coins, proclaims them fake, seizes them, and warns a second officer will return to redeem them. Victims fear reporting due to possible arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Emmitsburg Finances Report Shows Indebtedness Yet
The treasurer of the corporation of Emmitsburg reports total receipts from taxes and other sources for the year at 110,974 with all expended and an outstanding indebtedness of 2,2204. Unpaid taxes amount to 1,54, up 54 from the prior report. Visitors listed include M C A Fisitors Henry KE C Fox of Frederick Rev A F Oerier John T Colliflower Grace ham Miss Laura M Renner W D Zimmerman G L Renner W S Socks of Frederick and Ed Miller of Harmony Grove in Hagerstown May 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Corporation of
Henry KE. C. Fox
Frederick
A. F. Oerier
John T. Colliflower
Graceham
Laura M. Renner
W. D. Zimmerman
G. L. Renner
Socks
Ed. Miller
Harmony Grove
C. A
Hagerstown
Ice cream ads tout McCardel’s and BecCardel’s cabinets
Local notice promotes ice cream offerings at BecCardel's and McCardel's. It highlights cabinet style displays and the refreshing cold flavors, inviting customers to try the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BecCardel’s
McCardel's
Department Store Bargains and New Arrivals Noted
Do chess Bengstine Fal Strahs e o in Woot Rasyettze Serges Jacquards Albatross Henriettas Cords i dc We have a number of Species Bargains in this Deparment much under real value You would do well to see them 3 We just received our entire new stack of Fine Percale Dress Shirts Handsome styles at popular prices The New Mattings and Carpets which arrived the fret of the week have been going out rapidly ever since Call and see us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wineberg
Strahs &E
Cords
German Baptist Annual Meeting at Meyersdale Pa
The German Baptist Brethren hold their annual meeting at Meyersdale Pennsylvania on the Pittsburg Division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad beginning May 24 1894. Excursion tickets are offered for round trips from all stations on the system at one half class fare. From points east of and including Pittsburg and Wheeling tickets are on sale May 22 to 28 valid for return within thirty days. from points west of Pittsburg May 21 to 26 valid for return within thirty days. Contact local B and O agents or district representatives for schedules and sale details.
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Meyersdale
Pitsburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Wheeling
St. Louis
L. & Allen
Chicago
His
E. D. Smith
B. F. Bond
Baltimore
Chas. Schall
Gen
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Cracow
Poland
William Bainbridge
Princeton
Salmon Portland Case
Cty
New Hampeshire
IRB
Schiller
Xewry
Thomas Eggleston
Grintbhsville
James Musgmth
London
Upper
Mississippi
J.H. Apeiy
Wee GE
Mpec
Wassington
D.C
BL W. Sanaretos
Weather Bureau
Geneva Water
Hotel
Rossmore
Jobn
Carrell Creek
Mt. Carmel
Johnson
Alt. Alry
Riebl’s Mills
South Park Ville Company
St Monrovis
New Market
Morrovis
Jefferson
Broadway
Franklin R Whipp
Hood
Shriner Milling CO
Heman
Locust Level
E. A. Shrinee Milling CO
Saya
BR EL Lew
Mr. Land Bi
Mulliniz & Kemp
Muon & Ku
John Hendrickson
Spring Cape
F. V. Staub
LEA
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Cetealy
W. T. Delaplaine
WN. B
Nore
James HE. Walker
Walker & CO
James E. Walese
TIFTS
Ames Bewalkeer 2&2 CO
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Rayeers
Brussels
Hodoce & Neldig
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Soxs
R.L. Harley
R. L. Harley
Mente
South Market St
John A. Kennedy
N. Mabeet BT
W. C. Eldridge
W C G. Eldridge
Norton Hoe
West
Patrick Sthrest
Ferederice
B. BH. Blageston
B. Hi
Mareert
Wwys Miller & CO
P. H. Pyrex
City Coal
COLES
COAR
Cumberland
Baltimore Vex
Cumberlard
Mall Telephone
G. Fe
Wid Tecever
Miller
Ice
Gar Wate
rPaEe News
Machinery Inc
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