Multiple Deaths and Local Events Across Maryland
News of the state reports several deaths in Maryland and nearby areas including Mrs Asche G Hess in Keedysville Wyatt M Keedy in Hagerstown and Mrs Catherine Hammond in Hagerstown. It notes a local business boom in Hagerstown and a canine attack in Berkeley County Bilver Run. Also covered are a Cumberland mayoral election a funeral in Cumberland and the death of Wo M Williams in South Dakota.
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Asche G. Hess
Keedyyile
Wyatt M. Keedy
Hagers Town
Catherine Hammond
Hagerstown
Jlagerstowns
Bilver Run
Garrell County
William Coughlin
Cumberland
Indiana
Wm. E Webet
Wo. M. Willams
Havre de Grace
South Dakota
Cowper
Naval Academy
Ellicott City
Lichester
W. A. Stewart
Howard County
Joseph E. Worthington
United States Internet Revenue Office
Brunswickes Boom and Water Works Bond Election
Brunswick residents debate a $15,000 water works bond to lure industry and lower insurance rates. May 28 election set after a large meeting. committees formed to push the project. local officials named to drive complete purchase of hoses for fire protection. Also notes local events and a ground hog incident, plus Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and nerve tonic.
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Bonda
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Arange
Connellquan E . Thompson
W. E. Orrison
RT. Anlt
L. M. Shores
H. P. Bison
J. W. Mate
BR. Migalis
B. Keeney
Sabbath Services and May Procession Across Faiths
A long church notices roundup covers Sabbath services across Reformed Evangelical Lutheran Episcopal and German Baptist churches with sermons from Rev Dr E R Bechhack Rev J C Bowers and Rev Dr Beale plus Epworth League anniversary at Trinity Church South and a May procession at St John’s Catholic Church led by May Queen Miss Monics Fitzpatrick. A large crowd witnessed the St John’s procession with White gowns flowers and a coronation address detailing school and parish activities.
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Johneville
Emmiteburg
E R Bechhack
J.C
Y.M.C. A. Perior
McKenney
Presbyterian Church
Beale
Joho
S.h
M. E Chaprea
Dir
Alc Kenney
John
Epworth League
St. John’s Catholic Bundsy School
Lindey
St. John's Institute
Miss Kite Wilson
Mises Lola Crouse
May Smith
Susie Poole
Nannie Wilson
Harry Kennedy
Doll
Monics Fitzpatrick
Mary Kennedy
Pauline Diffemdel
Brother Coverny
Isaiah
C. W. Stinespring
A. L. Kilee
Apes
Mitte Moberly
Charles Jz
Alles Kline
Orgsmere
Willie Flabe
Money in circulation and May Treasury report
May treasury statement details total circulation at 2 504 007 083 with $2165 per capita based on 71 186 000 population. Reports increases and decreases across gold coins silver dollars treasury notes United States notes and bank notes, noting a net increase of 11 377 819 and a shortfall of 14 million in circulation versus last year.
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United States
Treasury Department
Eubeidlery Oliver
Oliver
Treasury
United Sisters
National Bank
Baltimore Eye Ear and Throat Charity Hospital Annual Totals
The Baltimore Eye Ear and Throat Charity Hospital reports year totals of 3 01T patients treated with 1 835 white and 1 146 colored. Eye 2 018 cases throat 666 ears 419. Dispensary 8 461 6978 in eye department and 1 493 throat. 320 surgeries 314 eye 83 ear 18 throat. Day board 1 18 510 paid 673 free. Since opening in 1985 total 28 865 treated 8 250 surgeries. Dispensary attendance 161 622. Tax News has six tickets for free hospital treatment.
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Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Charity Hospital
Tax News
Frederick patrons back RL Polk Gazetteer drive
The Maryland and District of Columbia Gazetteer gains favor in Frederick as local professionals manufacturers and businessmen express support through RL Polk & Co. representative B W Welby. The campaign aims to canvass the state and boost Frederick's standing as an enterprising city with useful information from the work.
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Frederick
State
B. W. Welby
RL. Polk & Co
Maryland
Advan
Tex News
Welby
Advertised Letters in Frederick Cry Mice 1886
A historical newspaper item lists remaining advertised letters in Frederick, Mice, for Saturday May 1st, 1886. Names include James J., Charlie Nickols, C. T. Pools, Wil Hats, J. Willem, Mrs Elsabeth Browz, Miss Deadman, Ida Boot, Miss Mellie E., Dr. J. Troxel, and others. Unclaimed letters may be returned or forwarded if overdue.
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James J
Charlie Nickols
C. T. Pools
Wil- Hats
J. Willem
Laprss
Mra
Elsabeth
J. Browz
Deadman T. Brot
Ida Boot
Mies Usanos
T. C
Miss Mellie E
Dr. J
Troxel
Re. Loe Jones
Baseball game scheduled for Crickets and Juniors
A baseball game between the Crickets and the Juniors is set for five o'clock on the old field. Crickets battery will be French man and Bendig, Juniors’ Easterly and Ely. The game will not be played on Northwest Addition due to the renewal of Mr. John T. Lipps.
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Bendig
Ely
Joan T. Lipps
Miss Lala Gibert Loses Eye After Burst Abscess
Lou Her Sight reports Miss Lala Gibert, long noted for eye illness, has lost the eyesight of one eye due to bursting abscess. Sympathy from many friends is offered for her terrible affliction.
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Lou
Lala Gibert
California Fig Syrup Company Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts the California Fig Syrup Company as offering a gentle remedy. It emphasizes the product as a preferred fig syrup for those seeking a natural aid and prompt relief.
Epworth League Anniversary and Program Review
The Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church celebrated its seventh anniversary with a large, orderlySunday evening program. Junior League participants led a procession, readings, singing, and an address by Rev Hedding Leech. Rev W J McKenney spoke on the League’s scriptural mission. Officers include Albert Gileon president and Miss Etta Brast first vice president. The League numbers about 180 active members with 70 juniors and meets monthly social events and Sunday gospel services. Also reported are a dog attack incident near Union Mills causing injuries to a child and Mr. Foreman, with a rabid dog later killed.
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Epworth Lesgut
Episcopal Caerek
Tals Chy
League
United Forces
Epworth League
Hedding Leech
Bonday
Geech
Methodist Episcopal Church
George Hennisin
W. J. McKenney
Eta Brast
Grace Radcliff
Junior Epworth League
Albert Gibson
Etta Brest
Junior League
Geo. Benniein
The
Heddingsb. Leech
Epworth
Thi City
Albert Gileon
Etta Brast
Ida Cunningham
Etcond
Nannis Young
Mamie Dill
Mises Laure Fa
Edgar Moore
Assessors Commissions Listed for Freder ic County
Commission names for the first district include Calvin C. Cronise and James Beeck. Second district lists W. Scott Befauver and Uaaries A. Rios. Third district names C.K. Hortne Wm Chiwel Soerts, John P Jones, John B Barthalow. Further entries list Wm FL Miter Dee P.smtcb C A Unmoth George W. Myers seventh Jacob Pal mer Harman L career. Eight district includes George D. Toms George BR. Siottamyer Daniel D Selbert appointed. Bruce wick town registration Moer and Cast Bu Frost notary public at Predertck city.
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Frederic County
Calvin C. Cronise
James Beeck
W. Scott Befauver
Uaaries
A. Rios
C.K. Hortne
Wm Chiwel
Soerts
John P Jones
John B Barthalow
Dfth
Wm FL Miter
Dee P.smtcb
C A Unmoth
George W. Myers
Jacob Palmer
Harman L
George D. Toms
George BR. Siottamyer
Daniel D Selbert
Brucewick
Bu Frost Notary
Predertck City
Local News From Emmitsburg and Surroundings
Crop outlook grim in Carroll county with wheat poor and hay nearly a failure due to cold dry winter and hot dry spring. Locust bloom hints at corn potential. Orchard pests threaten chestnut trees near Union Mills. Barbara Fritchie Council No 17 and Frederick Orchestra hosted a concert in Woodboro with Lillian Ranels and Ella Forrest among performers. Town commission to hire lamps, levy taxes, and appoint constable. Memorial Day plans set by G A R committee inviting schools to parade. Mirror cleaning tips shared. Dr J A Mitchell elected to the National Geographic Society.
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Carroll
Carroll County
Union
Woolery
Woodsbo
Barbara Fritchie Council
Daughters of America
Lillian Ranels
Elocutentar
Angerstown
Frederick Concert Orchestra
Thetessol
Junior O
A. M. Hall
Woodeboro
Ailes Ella Forrest
Uplon Bridge
Blue Ranels
Alvie V. Saxten
Elata V. Albsugh
Kate K. Shank
Frederick Building Association Stock Offering Opens June 6 1896
The Frederick Building Association announces a new stock series beginning June 6 1896. Parsons may apply early for shares through secretary W J L Carty. Dues are 25 cents weekly, totaling 100 dollars. Loans to members at 4 to 100 percent per annum. Members can own homes by paying more each month than rent, through weekly installments at low interest. John C Hardt serves as President.
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Frederick Building Association
Parsons
W. J L. Carty
John C. Hardt
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