Budget of Bright items of Local and General Interest
The itemized note lists various local and general interests including court appeals on cigarette license cases, large strawberry shipments to Baltimore, Chinese population counts, coal diversions by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and upcoming local society and church events. It also notes the death of Congressman Robert F. Bratton, a Damascas election result, and newly issued Frederick letter-carriers uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Baltimore
Internal Revenue
Vanderer
Delaware
District of Columbia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Icheelenial
Phe
Frederick County Historical Society
Franklin
Smith
Court Square
Maryland Judiciary Brief History of Its Formation 1867
The Baltimore News outlines the Maryland judiciary since 1867, noting the 15 year terms and age rules, the eight bench divisions including Baltimore City, and names of chief and associate judges across circuits. It highlights long-serving members, planned succession in the Second Circuit, and changes through the late 19th century with mentions of key appointments and retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore News
Maryland
General Assembly
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne's
Caroline
Talbot
State Court of Appeals
John M. Robinson
Joseph A. Wickes
Fredererick Stamp
Robinson and Wickes
Stamp
Edwin A. Brown
Queen Anne’s
Wm K R. Martin
Talbott
Richard D Hynson
Bent
John A. Lynch
Somerset
Wicomico
Worcest
Dorchester
Levin T. H. Irving
Ephraim King Wilson
Charles F. Goldsborough
Irving
Henry Page
Henry Lloyd
Goldsborough
Charles Holland
Wilson
United States Senate
Senate
Harford
Baltimore
George Yellett
James D. Watters
David Fowler
Fowler
Waters
Nicholas Charles Burke
Baltimore County
Vellore
Richard H. Alvey
Fourth Circuit
James L. Bartel
Cleveland
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Andrew Hunter Boyd
Allegany
Brown
Alvey
Andrew E. Lyester
Washington County
Geo. A. Pearce
Henry W. Hoffman
Edward Stake
Washington
Allegary
Gar Te
Oliver Miller
Anne Arundel
John B. Smith
Garrell
J. Thomas Jones
Howl
Miller
Tex
Charles B. Roberts
Faid
Roberts
James Kevell
John Ritchie
Frederick
Montgomery
James McSherry
Lynch
Joan T. Vinson
Tadge Vinson
Prince George’s
Charles
Calvert
St. Mary’s
Frederick Stone
John B. Brooke
J. Parran Crane
St Mary’s
John P. Briscoe
Stone
James Lawrence Bartoi
More City
William Stepard Bryan
Thas Court
T. Parkin Scott
George W. Dobbin
Henry F. Garey
Camberl W Pinkney
Robert Gilmor, Jr
Lesit
Iste
George Wiliam Brown
Compater
Dopbin
Garey
Pinkney
Gilmor
Wiliam A. Fisher
William 5. Stewart
Charles E. Phelps
Edward Duity
Fisher
J. Upshur Dennis
Stewart and
Day
Phelps
Henry D. Harlin
D. Giraud Wright
Pete L. Wickes
Aibert Richie
Brooke
Robinson
J. A. Wickes
Stump
Jones
Vinson
Crane
Brysa
Hoffman
Holland
Age McSherry
Hatlen and Burke
Udges Er Yd
Seve
Fere Wickes Rigdle
Roberts and Boyd
Bridges Swept Away In Howard County Storm Damages
Floods washed away four to eight bridges on two rivers in Howard County and elsewhere. Major losses include bridges at Watereville Morgan's Hood's Mil Galther's Sykesville and more near Howard Carroll and Montgomery counties. Mar tland line trains run to Sykesville with a temporary footbridge. A local man Lewis Johnson drowned near the scene, his neck reportedly broken. Minor sidewalk damages in Frederick largely repaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Couzaty
Elkridge
Hallofights
Hareard
Ballymore
Carroll
Montgomery
Watérevile
Morgan’s
Hood
Sykesville
Gorsuch
Howard
Woodstock
Elgridge
Baltimore County
Green’s
Patuxent
Montgomery County
Marrlotteville
Thomas M. Johnson
Howard County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hitler
Ijamsville
Mount Albry
Lewis Johnson
Frederick
Big Fire Destroys Homes in Shepherdstown WV
A blaze at 2 a.m. damaged three houses and destroyed the Tolliver confectionery and grocery two-story brick building and likely caused extensive losses. J. M. Tolliver’s property, once owned by George W. Show, housed a shop and sweets, with insurance of 1609. J. C. Show suffered burns in the inferno as locals fought the flames and residents carried out goods. The fire prompted a large crowd before fire apparatus contained the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
W. Va
J. Matt Tolliver
George W. Show
Hagerstown
J.C. Show
Tolliver
George White
The Weekly News Highlights Local Ads and Police Incident
Frederick county readers are reminded of TaterErsay News as a key advertising medium with listings for insurance, furniture, clothing, and legal notices. In police court, a county man and a city youth drank together, attacked Officer Miles Abrecht, a stove was damaged, and both apologized after a $3 repair settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
TaterErsay News
Lobbie Denner
Hartcock Bros
Levy, Trust
W. W. Lease & Co
D. H. Smith
Shriner
Miles Abrecht
Frederick
Police Justice
Cai
Petition for a New School and Reservoir Update
A petition with about 255 signatures has been sent to the School Commissioners demanding a new building to replace the dilapidated North Market street structure. Work on the new reservoir is complete and pumping has started. defective bricks are being removed and replaced. The sick child of Benny Schmidt shows a worse condition today. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a cure with claims of unique restorative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Ite
Benny Schmidt
Weather and crops show favorable week for farming
The State Bureau reports a very favorable past week for farming across Maryland with lower than normal temperatures and heavy late-week rainfall. Western Maryland notes rank wheat and ongoing corn planting. Northern Central Maryland sees hail and washouts but crops like wheat and oats progress. Southern Maryland reports strong plowing and strawberry and grape prospects. Eastern Maryland and Delaware note earlier wheat head and heavy bloom in fruit crops. Frederick County reports variable corn emergence and good grass, with some cherry and strawberry concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau
Baltimore
Maryland
Garrett
Alleghany
Washington County
Fouthern
Delaware
Somerset County
Frederick County
St. Mary’s College
Mrrcesny, A. M
Bread and flour advice from local flyer
A quirky advertisement extols baking bread with Ceresville Flour and good yeast to please a future husband. It emphasizes rich nutty flavor from local flour and hints at a letter from a so-called refined group, mentioning Locust Level and a local proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresville Roller
Ceresville
Imtleman
Petition seeks new Hagerstown infantry company
Forty nine young men from Hagerstown and drill groups petition Gen. HB. Byd Douglas for a new infantry company to replace the defunct Hagerstown Light Infantry. Capt. George L. Telker, ex of Company H, Fourth Maryland, Baltimore, and Milton H. Hawker present the request. They seek Capt. Fisher commissioned as captain and aim to have representation at the state encampment in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nex Infantry Company
Hagerstown
Byd Douglas
Hagerstown Light Infantry
Het
George L. Telker
Maryland Hegment
Baltimore
Milton H. Hawker
Dealro
Fisher
Frederick
Federal Officers Appointments Nominated for Maryland
President Cleveland sent to the Senate nominations for Schley of Hiveratown to be United States district marshal for Maryland and Wilkinson of Pocomoke City to be appraiser of merchandise at the port of Baltimore. Schley would succeed Afrey with Wil Eleson taking Butler’s place. both appointments align with party interests and are expected to be confirmed without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley
Wilkinson
Warfield
Cleveland
Senate
Brebanan Schley
Hiveratown
United States
Maryland
Sed Lloyd Wikinson
Pocomoke City
Baltimore
Wm. F. Afrey
Sfr
Wil Eleson
J. A. Butler
Ita
Frederick A Schley
Frederick County
Milas Hall
John Schansa
Col
George Schley
Colonel Schley
Princeton College
Ufe
Washington County
Chicago
Packing for moth defense and a Baltimore laundry visit
Advice on moth prevention includes airing garments, sealing in muslin with camphor, wrapping in newspapers, and using a strong packing case. A Baltimore Chinaman and a white companion visited Frederick seeking a laundry site, but left for Baltimore without committing to returns. National bank deposits show totals including Citizens and First National among others totaling over 1.8 million dollars in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Citizens
First National
Central
Frederick County
Franklin Savings Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institute
Dedication of Seminary Building at Lancaster Reformed Church
The magnificent new theological seminary building of the Reformed church will be dedicated in Lancaster. It replaces the Mercersburg home, costs 290000, and features a 2100 pound bell formerly in the Pennsylvania State building at the Columbian Exposition. Strong claims praise for medicinal agents. The ad also touts dress goods and new stock, with numerous bargains in fabrics, shirts, maltings, and carpets arriving this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
New Theological Seminary
The
Reformed Church
Lancaster
Mercersburg
Pennsylvania
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Histery
Dex
Arnold
Wakere Ida
Sweeny
Bern
Ig Lancaster
Niuvhar Wirdom
Cenator
Becourtx
Iata Benyzet
New York
Nugent
Frederick Weatsee
J. H. Apple
Tal Miesene
Sur
Wasareetox
D.C
M.lw. Marrington
NHW
D & Smith
First National Bank
Japan
Csnt
Q.F. J. Beckley
Frederick Riflemen
LU. B
Walkerswillie
Sailoh
Presbyterian Church
Sabbath Association
Bratton
Proiess Anne
Robert F. Bratton
Damascas
John F. Beaker
Columbus Wdjay
Littleton E.prize
Dad
Judiciary
the Weekly News
Phiharmonic Orchestra
City Opera House
Bertha May Fox
Prims Dome
Geo Ed Smith
Nlw
A. R. Yeskie
George Eitchelberger
Win Tobin
John Marsh
Elias Bartholow
Paris Blues
Yellow Jackets
Shriner Milling GO
B. A. Shrinee Milling CO
N.C
R &. Lewis, Fir. L
Tom Lee
West Patrick Street
Tom
Mullins & Kemp
ReAce Dress Goods
Silks
Duchess
Bengsline
Fail Sarabs
Rayetize
Serges
Jaccuerds
Albatross
Henriettas
Cords
Dreas
Moun
Kae
John Hendrickbon
Dohn Hreanpztoxson
FLY
SJAUB
Lake
LEA
State
Smith’s
Temple
Smith's
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Mid
eCardell's
C. Edw. Clingan
George OC. Cornelius
Baltimore Horse Remedy Company
de Ransfer & Storage House
J. Traho
Old Shoe Factory
Balines
Speciau Sale
Lunca Basket
Ratling's
James K. Walker & CO
BS. Walker & CO
James E. Walrbe & CO
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Agatos
Bayser
Brussels
Rodots & Neldig
A. T. Rice & Sons
Fresenat Drasecroes
Marae
Brcrant Alok
John A. Kennedy
Atew Spring Goods
Merchant Tailor
N. Maree ST
W. C. Eldridge
W. CG. Eldridge
Nation Inc
DEESS
ECRU
West Patrick &8Treat
Frederick, MD
Bladeston
H. Brack Stor
Market Street
S. Miller & CO
Miller & CO
P. H
Hed Fee
George's Crbbe
Cumberland
Promin
Miller $C
Patrick Street
Ford
Water Street
Dentot
JOB Printing Office
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