Laid to Rest Mrs Bowie Beloved Wife of Albert Oese
Daily News records the funeral of Mrs Bowie aged 76 at her home 341 Woodsear Street. Services were held promptly at 2 PM with a second mention of the assault case and quiet night streets noted amid a stormy sky. Jeremiah O Donoghue of Emmittsburg is admitted to the Frederick bar after examination by a committee including Levy Urner Motter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bowie
Albert W.oese
Woodsear Street
Tadmitted
Jeremiah O'Donoghue
Emmite—burg
Jacob Behrbsek
Frédérice Bar
Mezsie, CO. V. S. Levy
M. G. Urner
J.C. Motter
Imperative Necessity for Spring Health
An imperativ e necessity urges thorough body renovation this season. Blood purifying and vitalizing remedies fight disease germs, with Sercitia Rheum and other disorders claimed cured by Borde Sareaparilia, touted as the most popular spring medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Rusaway Horses After Beer Wagon Incident
About 10 am two horses hitched to a beer wagon owned by Mr Hauser bolted when a keg rolled out. They ran toward Tee street, one animal struck a wire fence, suffering a severe front leg injury and was later euthanized. Mr Hauser had previously reduced the horse’s value to $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusaway Horoes
Paul Hauser
Tee Street
Iynch & Orndorf
Jr. Haueer
Improvements on Metropolitan Branch rail line near Forest Glen
The Metropolitan Branch of the B and O Railroad nears double tracking to Forest Glen with plans to extend to Knowles Station by May 15, creating a continuous two track line from Washington to Gaithersburg except Rockville to Knowles. Eckington westward expands streets and sewers while Brookland adds new houses amid university scenery. A new Forest Glen hotel rises with cottages nearby, enhancing the branch town image along the B&O line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Forest Glen
Knowle
Washington
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Knowles’s
Eckington
Brookland
B. End O. BR
Death notices from Baltimore area obituaries
Death Row in Baltimore yesterday Joseph 3B husband of Medora 8 Cook in the 35th year of his age. Mr Richard T Pyler a successful farmer and merchant of Montgomery county died at his home in Barnesville yesterday morning of paralysis aged 57. He was twice married and survived by his second wife and three children. Michael Strang a respected citizen died at 7 in the residence of his daughter Mrs Isaac Lowenstein East Market Street aged about 77. The remains will be taken to Baltimore for interment tomorrow at 6 15 oclock. Mrs Virginia Stephenson principal of a female academy at Rockville DC died yesterday at her home of heart disease in the 58th year. The funeral will be at Winchester. Mrs Rachel Williams wife of Jesse Williams of East All Saints Street died this morning of cancer aged 70. The funeral tomorrow afternoon. Interment at Greenmount Cemetery.
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Baltimore
Joseph
Medora
Cook
Richard T. Pyler
Montgomeey County
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Ing
Clagett Pyles
Naval Ofice
Thos White
Michael Strang
S O'Clock
Isaac Lowenstein
East Aircksiest
Bevaria
North Market Street
Carty
Hiss Virginia Stephenson
Rockville
Georgetown
Winchester
Monday Musicale closes season with reception at Mre. Burucker’s
The last meeting of the excon was held at Mies Routseler’s last evening. A pressing programme of music was rendered and an enjoyable reception followed at Mre. Burucker’s. Preparations proceed as Browz and DeLasbuanti place machinery in order and expect to be ready for bacinees by the end of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Routseler
Mre. Burucker’e
Messrs. Browz & DeLasbuanti
A Pleasing Sense of Health From Syrup of Fige
A vintage ad-like note claims pleasure and renewed strength from Syrup of Fige. It promises ease and comfort as it cleanses the system, noting availability in 50c and 1.60 dollar bottles at leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ail
Draggiste
Committee plans Reynolds Post G A R Memorial Day church visit
A committee appointed to arrange for Reynolds Post G A R to attend a city church in a body on the Sunday before Memorial Day has decided to attend the Mr. E church where Rev A J Gill will preach to the Veterane members and the Poet and Lore group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
A. J. Gill
On Bail and Local Notices in Rockingham County
Ephraim Smith released on bail after habeas corpus hearing for assault. $100 on first charge and $50 on second. Marriages announced: Toho F. Kline and Martha V. Biser at Lutheran church May 11, 1689. Fannie Englar and Jacob Fahrney to wed May 21. both of Rocky Springe and Waynesboro. Three devices stolen from Wm. Schildnecht’s vehicle in M. H. Getzendanner yard. Edgar L. Miller hired to advertise Montgomery Go. for Mercantile Association.
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Ephraim Smith
Johnaon
O.F. Markell
Hymeneal
Luther Hublman
Toho F. Kline
Martha V. Biser
Rocky Speinge
This County
Mies Fannie C. Englar
S.P. Englar
Sams’ Creek
Jacob M. Fahrney
Waynesboro
Wm. Schildnecht
Eberton Mail
M. HE. Getzendanner
The
Mercantile Association
Edgar L. Miller
Montgomery Go
Mr. Miller
Missien
Richard the Third praised for eloquent verse and royal tone
The article extols Shakespearean English kings with emphasis on Richard III as a speaker, calling his blank verse a true verse royal and noting the vivid, varied phrasing. It surveys style, diction, and expressive power across the portrayal. It also recounts a curious wart cure anecdote involving beef buried with the beef being used to treat warts and a note on Gerald of Headish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Perbans
Richard the
Peare
Rees
Nerbuer
Healthy Growth Acker's Blood Elixir Gains Popular Hold
Acker's Blood Elixir wins favor with Americans as a superior remedy for blood and skin diseases. The medical fraternity endorses it. J A Williamson sells and guarantees the preparation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Itissositius
Indorse
J. A. Oyshiameon
Dr Acker's English Pills Promote Easy Use
An advertisement touts Dr Acker's English pills as a universal cure for headaches and liver troubles. It claims the pills are easy to take and inexpensive, sold by J A Williamson, a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
J. A. Williamson
Straw Stack Silo labeled as Firaw 51 design and timber framing overview
The article describes a straw stack silo of roughly nineteen by sixteen feet with vertical framing and inner sheathing, claiming waterproofing via an outside roof sheath and clapboarding. It discusses corner joinery, roof support by posts, and notes on practical farmer pruning and tool use for orchard care.
Srait Trees in California Thrive in New Land Divisions
Fragmentary report notes vast acreages in San Joaquin districts with speculative colonization. Large tracts of twenty and forty acres are common as land is reorganized. San Diego counts five times the prior acreage while Los Angeles and nearby counties see rapid transfers. Gold production collapse cited as contrast to rising timber and land wealth.
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California
Msda
San Joaquin Itiers
San Diego
Los Angeles
Ganden and Forest
Guard Against the Strike with Acker English Remedy
Cited as a preventive for croup cough and cold with a guaranteed cure claim. Promotes free samples and a guarantee by J A Williamson, a druggist, urging readers to ask local storekeepers for the product. Also advertises Electric Paste Stove Polish as a carpet and furniture saver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
Boitiers
J A. Williamson
The Mainy's Solace and Betel Box Etiquette
A descriptive scene of Afalays and Malars at dinner shows a white betel nut set, a divided box with compartments for leaves, coral, and tubescuo. Family members sit on mats, share rice, and pass a betel chew down the circle, with etiquette that avoids chewing loudly or rushing to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildur
Siih Bay
Fhe Fetons And Market Guesses In Grain Speculation
A fragment discusses market speculation with bets on grain gains and who profits. It notes brokers earning commissions and the risk of poor gamblers, plus a Washington girl acknowledged in a local street scene. The piece mentions observers in the northwest and west who improvise as they walk, with a flagging social tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desa
Thas Iker & Thousand
Hemayr
Drazon
Levis
Hawk and Trap at Gettysburg Ends in Capture
A hawk ensnared near Gettysburg escapes, then becomes trapped by a steel tap and a long chain, freeing itself briefly before farmer Geeser recaptures the bird near a fence. The incident ends with the hawk captured by Geeser after a brief chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Geeser
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Happiness and Relief
Advertisement claims Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets cure dyspepsia constipation and indigestion and restore happiness and pleasure. Sold at 25 and 30 cents by J A Williamson druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
J. A. Williamson
Dragerst
Murder Trial Opened for Colored Seaman Andrew Grimes
Andrew Grimes, a colored seaman, faces murder charges in Atlantic City for the Christmas Day stabbing death of Mate John Martin aboard the New York schooner Agnes S. Carl. The trial before Supreme Court Justice Reed and a panel of judges drew a large crowd, with Grimes appearing with counsel J. P. Abbert and Hon. J. B. Nixon. The case involves grisly wounds and testimony about the fight on deck, while jurors and spectators watched as a merciless confrontation unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Grimes
May
N. JL
John Martin
New York
Atlantic City
Supreme Court
Reed
Limnes
J.P. Abbert
J. B. Nixon
Bulay
Stekes
English Pills Promoted for Liver Troubles and Blood Purity
Advertisements tout Acker's English pills as a cure for sick headache and liver troubles, praising small easy dosage and lack of griping. Lane's family medicine offered free trials, touts for blood liver and kidney diseases, constipation relief and clear complexion, with children liking it. Bucklen's salve marketed as cure for cuts, sores and skin eruptions, guaranteed or money back, 25 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Edwards
Palmyra
Tutt
Murray Street
New York
Joseph B. Garrott
Jos B. Garrett’s
Dr King's New Discovery and Lane’s Medicine in 19th century ad
An advertisement touts Acker’s Blood Elixir as a universal cure with endorsements from patients and doctors. It claims Dr King’s New Discovery treats consumption and lung diseases, with testimonials from C H Morris of Newark Arkansas and Jeste Middiewart. It also promotes Lane’s Family Medicine with a free trial, urging readers to visit local druggists.
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C.H. Morris
Newark
Ark
Jezeph B. Garret
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