Funeral of Gideon Dare and local notices in Baltimore
Funeral services for Gideon G Dare were held at 1120 McCstlough Street Baltimore with interment at Friends Burying Ground Barford Road. Salvation Army street meetings and a Barracks gathering were announced along with a May festival at St Ann and Good Templars events. Married notices include Geo W Williams of Baltimore to M L Houser of Flare No 6 and Mamie Weikert to Wo Riuter. Hotel arrivals list guests at City Hotel, Sarlin House, and Central Hotel. In Memoriam notes Lilian Miller aged 18 with service led by Rev D M Browning. Health ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Acker's Blood Elixir promotion.
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Gideon G Dare
Tex News
McCstlough Street
Baltimore
Priends
Barford Road
Hymeneas
Diehl
W. Church Street
Geo. W. Williams
Mires Lala Houser
Flare No
Woodabero
Riss Mamie Weikert
Wo. Riuter
3. A. Diehl
J. Baxter Weikert
R. A. Kemp
Harry Miller
Littlestown
Trwin McCurdy
New Windsor
New York
Paradelphia
Browningsville
Lillian Bessie
Clarence S. Miller
J. D
Bettie R. Still
Clarksarg
Montgomery County
Bessie
Eleventh Street
S. KE
Washington
D.C
Lora—soning
Seannek
T. D. Porter
Henry W. Pitts
Jas. T. Mowenevelt, Jr
James H. Northup
Fom
Husherd
Oh Street
Stillis
Fannie
Hiven
Irene
Mary Jeties
Miller
Wheeler
Lizzie Grifith
D. MM. Browning
Marine
Congressional Cemetery
Washington, D.C
Tragedy in Virginia Investigator Ross Ends Life in Gloucester Hotel
Virginia lawyer and politician Joshua F. Ross shot himself in a Gloucester Court House hotel after awaiting a second trial for his uncle Geo Hughes murder. He died from a self-inflicted head wound as his trusted Baltimore attorney Rigney sat with him. Ross had faced manslaughter verdicts and ongoing legal suspense. His widow Rhoda Shipley of Baltimore survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua F. Ross
Gloucester Court House
Geo. Hughes
County Court of
Gloucester
Rosesbie
Refirres
Allen C. Rigney
E. Whitman
Lone
Baltimore
Ross
Rigney
Waerkcs
Rhoda Shipley
F C Y M C A and local circle updates and mill move
At a board meeting of F C Y M G A only routine business was transacted Gospel meeting led by Mr St P Storm is set for tomorrow evening Chatauqua Circle held its last meeting of the season at Miss Fannie Adame's home with an engaging program A special circle meeting is planned for Friday May 24 at Mrs Lily B 21 street All members urged to attend Up the Mountain Josiah Harp moved his steam saw mill to John S Lakins barn two miles south of Jefferson The moved mill attracted attention as the first in the area and it required effort to haul the saw mill up the soft slippery ground from recent rains Harp has been sawing about 5000 feet of lumber daily.
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F.C.Y_M.C.A
St. P. Storm
Chatauqua Circle
CO. E.3 GC
Fannie Adame
Lily
Josiah Harp
John S. Lakin
Jefferson
Buly
D. Chonfeld
Boru
Hus
Trembis
Sas
Weenie
Vyohoshamai
Bs Ja
Thera Remmailei
Winch
Ingrane
Base Ball Briefs From Frederick to Hagerstown
The Frederick base ball team left the city at 1 450 clock in charge of Emory M Nuss, manager, in one of John Groff’s conveyances. They faced the Hagerstown club this afternoon and will return home tomorrow morning. Two nines of the FOYMCOA play at the fair grounds at 5 this evening with batteries Thompson Turner for one side and Gilbert Siffard for the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown i
Emory M Nuss
John Groff
Foymcoa
Fair Grounds
Thompson and Turner
Gilbert and Siffard
Corrections to F C M CG A committee lists
A correction notes errors in published committee names. It adds B M Postetter to the invitation committee and lists Eline Brown Schroeder Helfenstein on the reception committee Jno Gomber to visit the sick and updates Sunday school to boys work religious work includes J E Rice D O Thomas W W Lease Marion Moberly R R Lewis H R Heck.
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Verdey
B. M. Postetter
Eline
W. H. Brown
C. F. Schroeder
E Helfenstein
Jno
Gomber
J. E. Rice
D. O. Thomas
W. W. Lease
Marion Moberly
R. R. Lewis
H. R. Heck
The Yellow Garter Fashion Dream Folklore
A curious 19th century fashion superstition describes a yellow garter worn above the left knee or shoe. It signals engagement within six months, passed only by a friend, never bought, and rarely fails unless worn on the wrong leg.
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Tia
Ita
Hopeland Happenings and Local Notices
Correspondence from The News Hort Land reports festival plans at the Reformed church Buckeystown on June 1. F A Knott to build a kitchen at John W Linthham’s house and Louis Lenhart named Hopeland Buckeystown mail carrier starting July. Henry Lenhart, Hopeland blacksmith, busy in shop. F A Kessler bought a fine cow from Levi Price of Greenvalley. Jerry Kanade began plowing corn at dawn.
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Hopeland Happerngs
Kessler
Levi Price
Greenvalley
Jerry Kanade
Panoramas Open Exhibition Near Treasury Building Washington
The Panoramas Open. The Bull Run Panorama Company will reopen their exhibition on the 15th near the Treasury building in Washington. Their famous Battle of Bull Run panorama is highly praised and was seen by many last year. The Magistrates Court heard the case State v James Lowe for assault on Andrew Jackson with witnesses Dr W. Alorg Dr F. B. Smith Andrew Jatkaon Andrew Narva and Bettie Narva. The accused was held to bail in 500 for grand jury action. Bridge lettings proposals opened for iron bridge at Reich's ford near Frederick and a 46 foot bridge over Buach creek near Monroria. Seventeen bidders attended. award pending. Edwin L. Nees resigned as county constable. Miss Defie wiseg and brother and Miss Bartzabn from Middletown visiting Mierick street.
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Bull Run Panorama Company
Treseury Building
Washington
James Lowe
Andrew Jackson
Nienaber
W. Alorg
F. B. Smith
Andrew Jatkaon
Andrew Narva
Bettie Narva
Brozscacy
Reich's Ford
Frederick
Buach Creek
Monroria
Aoath
Edwin L. Nees
Fragmented Readings and Faded Evidence Across a Turbulent Era
A fragmented OCR page surveys railway stoppage debates and tolls, industrial patents, and a mosaic of cultural notes. It notes a Sun day freight stoppage controversy, a Burnished railway base patents concern, a Trembis farm disaster fragment, and scattered mentions of Japanese art, literature, and international trade. The piece threads through technology, commerce, and society with glimpses of causes and consequences, rail policy, and public matters.
The Farmers Corner Jets Make Mach Mike Setup Guide
A fragmented feature describes building and using a farm device named Mach Mike. It notes steps for setup under various conditions and offers caution about safety and operation, with many garbled phrases and unclear instructions.
Agricultural miscellany and farm safety tips in period prose
A collector’s page offers practical notes on clod crushers and log rollers, followed by crowding of oats, corn cultivation, and pest control. It covers safety devices, cheap construction ideas, and farming methods, including thistle suppression, grain handling, and livestock care with anecdotal guidance and period agricultural recommendations.
Among the Bees And The Nervous Blear Of Flight
A fragmented meditation on bee behavior and human reactions describing fear, quick moves, retreat, and advice to stay calm to avoid a troubled state of mind while attempting to observe or interact with the insects.
Ground for tern and soil preparation notes
Fragmentary notes describe preparing land for corn to improve soil condition. Mentions soil care, downpayments, and expectations that well prepared land yields better crops. Includes garbled terms and unclear dates or names.
Feeding the hens in warmer weather
Reading fragmentary text, likely notes on poultry care and feeding. Mentions hens, warmer weather, feed types, and general husbandry practices. Unclear specifics due to garbled OCR but centers on poultry management and hatch likelihood.
A Duty to Yoursalt Pill Ad Promotes English Pills
An advertisement extols Dr Acher's English pills as a positive cure for sick headache and liver troubles. The pills are described as small, sweet, easy to take and non-gripe. Sold by J A Williamson druggist with free samples. Also promotes Electric Paste Stove Polish that leaves no dust and protects carpets and furniture.
Girding Apple Trees in Old Orchard Techniques
Matthew Crawford notes in the Qiuo0 Farmer that girdling half as many shoots as normal can force remaining buds to bear. Permanent branches require space. girdling and pruning remove some dimes and spur new growth. The method aims to maximize bearing while conserving root and shoot balance.
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Matthew Crawford
Healthy Growth Blood Elixir Endorsed for All Ailments
Acker’s Blood Elixir is touted as superior for blood and skin disorders and endorsed by physicians. The ad claims universal health benefits, offers a money back guarantee, and markets for 25 cents per bottle, with distribution by Joseph E. Gersoit.
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Acker
Indore
J. A. Wieweon
A. Williamess
Dragetst
Buckleys
Teller
Joserph E. Gersoit
Burglars Nabbed After Citywide String of Thefts
In Philadelphia on May 22 two burglars linked to a months long spree totaling about $10,000 in goods were arrested. The suspects, Baltimore transients, reportedly operated across multiple states before detention. Authorities credit a broad investigation and the capture ends a wide criminal run.
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Lasi
Philadelphia
Priewner
Wes Ahes
Abe
Harard
Jan Creften
Weg Ata
Alfa
Shey Hall
Batt
Baltimore
Marylou
Pearg
Mhear
Guard Agsinst the Strike and Acker's English Remedy
Acker's English Remedy is advertised as a preventive for croup cough and lung troubles and guaranteed by J A Williamson with a free sample bottle offered. A crowd is urged to obtain Lace’s Family Medicine free sample package amid reports of a forced relocation of over 60 residents seeking the offer.
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Acker
J A. Williamson
Dyspepsia relief and sure cough remedy advertised
An old advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets for dyspepsia constipation and indigestion with 25 and 60 cent pricing from J. A. Williamson druggist Aker's tablets promised to improve life Happiness and contentment tied to the relief Dr King’s new Discovery praised for cough cold or lung trouble with a money back guarantee and free trial bottles at Jos. B Garrow's drug store
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Garnet
Acker
J. A. Williamson
Draesist
Iis
Becaue
Kirg
Jos
Garrow
Sto
180 Ladies Wanted And 100 Met To Call On Any Gogeist
Advertises a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine described as a grand root and herb remedy by Dr Hes Lane found in the Rocky Mountains. Claims cure for diseases of the liver and kidneys, constipation, and general ailments praised for children. available in large sizes at druggists.
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Jhome
Lane
siHes Lane
Recky Mountains
Sound Legal Opinion on Electric Remedy Heals Malaria
A brief testimonial from Wilcoxson of Hone Care notes timely use of Electric Bi Thi as a great remedy curing malaria fever ast jaundice. He believes he would have died without it and claims the product wards off malaria joints and stomach disorders. Listed at Gerrett' Drug store with other testimonials.
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Bainbridge
Suicredt Elvervic
Wilcoxson
Gerrett’ Drug Store
Etters
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the Daily News
A. Marters
Cline
Salvation Army
Bt. Atry
Good Templars
Anderson
Alex C. Ale- Cabe
Texcplar
Maryland
Wailker
Gity Hotel
Wise
Ohio
Chicago County
Central Hotel
Kopp
Wash
Rev A. Fristoe
Virginia
Mics Defie Wiseg
Sfies Bartzabn
Middletown
Mierick Street
Galbera
Hood
the Farmers Corner
Walt
Sven
Amerian Agriculturist
China
Peru
Guneral
Saul
Agricultur Isc
Myles
Carlewis
Suiss
Amerian
Endres
Grocers
Drogeets
Do, Wolff & Randolph
Poitepecenia
Wong
Sam
Lee
Wiiruia
Mass
Dum & Co
Phumataeturers
Regan
Trent
Lestat
Gabritot
Dewalk
Pooduta
Neb Mey
Scott
Arseute
Lous Marvin
Marvin
Heszy
Royall Baring Pow der Co
Fes
Lun
Poe Pbs
vicTox E Remedies Co
Frederick, MD
California
San Francisco
Cal
Hi Ak
Great Southerh Ptg. & Hfg
W.T. Deep’ane & Co
Frederick City
Axyd
J. A. CG. Lipps
Ana Dotter
Bertholemes
Rochester
Milwaukee
Esy View
Nsopel Biltimore Leser
Dabebarvs
Slso Keystone
Pradere
Patrick
Frederics
EF. B.sappington
N. Market Street
Frederick Md
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