London and Paris municipal costs and era notes
Brief items cover varied topics: porter origin from three casks, London Paris and New York municipal expenses, ex Governor Brown denial about residence plans, Hagerstown business incorporation moves, local peace official resignation, early closing boycotts, Hebrew population figures in London, recent convent painting, snowball trade, Fredericton club practice shoots, and Judge Roberts named president of Union National Parks in Westminster.
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Georral
Herce
London
Paris
New York
Frank Brown
Tory
Chicago
Boys’ Industria
Establishea A
Hagerstown
Kev. A. H
Ei G. Hough
Ac &Antlee
London Board
Hebrew Voluntary Schools
J. B. Lampe
Frederickton Club
Chas. B. Roberts
Union National Parks
Westminster
John E. Longwell
Reform Church General Synod Meets in Dayton Opening Sermon
The General Synod of the Reformed Church in the United States will meet in Dayton Ohio tomorrow at 7:30 PM. Retiring president Rev Dr Thomas G Apple of Lancaster PA will preach the opening sermon. Delegates from 56 classes represent about 500 000 members with Maryland's slate including Rev A S Walter and Rev George A Whitmore among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Synod of the Reformed Church In
United States
Hey A
Walter
Baltimore
George A. Whitmore
Thurmean
J. Spangler Kiefler
Hagerstown
E. R Eschbach
Frederick
Eldera A. C. McCardell
Fredererick
Jacob H. Cost
J. Fenton Thomas
Adamstown
J. T. Brown
Westminster
Attractive Dwellings On East Church Street
Contractor Bilzer completed two handsome three story brick houses for Mr Charles C Waters on East Church Street. The modern architecture includes every convenience and an artistic interior of hard wood, enhancing the beauty of the neighborhood.
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Bilzer
East Church Street
Charles C. Waters
Fifth Annual Corres tie at Greceham program
Program notes for the Fifth Annual Corres tie convention of the County Endeavor Union at Greceham begin tomorrow. It outlines afternoon and evening sessions with prayers, devotionals, committee reports, officer elections, and various addresses by ministers and notable members from Maryland and nearby states. The schedule includes social, devotional, and organizational activities across May 6th and May 7th with speakers from Frederick Thurmont Clarksburg and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greceham
County Endeavor Union
Brunswick's Budwert and Town Debt Fight
Brunswick council held a special meeting to approve buying water mains from Real Estate and Improvement Co of Baltimore. The mayor gained authority to complete the purchase. A plan to clean up Brunswick Park and enforce cattle limits was also approved. An altercation after a public dance left Lewis Socks with jaw and head injuries. The railroad company cut staff to reduce costs, causing wage deductions from a relief fund. A citizens’ meeting is set for May 27 in the opera house to discuss a $15,000 water bond and the election the next day.
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Brunswick St
Real Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore
Brunswick Park
Lewis Socks
Socks
Eshtimors and Ohio Railroad Company
Relief and Savings Fund
Rses
Opera House
Maryland Synodical Missionary Conference Held at Woodsboro
The sixth annual meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the Middle Conference will convene at Mt. Zion church Woodsboro on Wednesday. Sessions begin 1 30 am with readings, reports, discussions, and an address on "Unity of Missions and Temperance." Eighteen hour prayer service features letters from Dr Mary Bier of India. Marriage licenses listed for Denton Jacobs Jam s ville Lola Phoebus Daniel Hall and Julius Brown near Point of Rocks.
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Women In Missions
William H. James
Our Women’s Mizsionary Society
L. W. Rice
Ville Pastora
Richard
Patterson
Painters Work on Homes. Theft Reported in Frederick
Walter Knodle and Harry Ford of Boonsboro begin painting Cyrus Rowtzsha’s dwelling in Mooreville. They steal paint from the fine new residence of Prof. Cyrna Flook, editor of the Examiner, in Frederick.
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Walter Knodle
Harry Ford
Boonsboro
Cyrus Rowtzsha
Mooreville
Cyrna Flook
The
Examiner
Frederick
CARTES 80Gu28Ts CANDIDATE ENDORSEMENT LETTER
Letters from the people praise Hon. C. F. Markoll as a leader on the Maryland House floor. The writer urges Frederick County to endorse Capress for the Sixth District seat, highlighting parliamentary skill and public service.
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Cartes
Bernordf
Aewe Consideratie
Stiog
Weo Wii
Bent Cjngred Anc
Frederic Cocnty Betog
Maryland
Annapolla
Warthen
C. FP
Markoil
Frederick County
Abe
United States
George B. Capress
Potut of Rocks
Grant Montevue Hospital expansion for colored insane patients
Letter to the editor urging the County Commissioners to fund an expansion of Montevue Hospital to house additional paying patients among the colored insane. The writer argues humane duty and long‑term tax support, noting current capacity shortages and the need to serve Frederick County indigent inmates.
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UE Dcae
Tea News
Commisasionere
Corralasionero of Corrections and Charities
Montevae Hospital
Frederick Counties
Chaztres
Elizabeth Johnston Lectures on Washington Portraits at Columbia
Miss Elizabeth Bryant Johnston delivered an induc tive lecture at Columbia University on Washington portraits under the National Society of Children of the American Revolution. The talk praised photographic and artistic preservation of public figures and announced a June 14 lecture in aid of the Key Monument fund.
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Washington
Washington Evening Star
Elisabeth Bryant Johnston
Columbian University
Parirana of Washington
National Society of Children of Te American Revolution
Misa Johnstom
Sohnaton
Key Monument Fund
Grand Master Workman F Sappington to Speak in Cambridge
Frederick resident Grand Master Workman F Sappington will address Choptank Lodge in Cambridge next Friday night. He will be joined by Grand Recorder AL Cobert and other Baltimore grand officers. The notice also promotes patent medicines and local druggists in the same period.
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Cambridge
Workman
Sappington
Frederick
Choptank Lodge
AL. Cobert
Baltimore
Outrageous vandalism desecrates graves at Grove & Kindley
A disturbing report from Grove and Kindley describes graveyard vandalism at Mt. Olivet where flowers and ribbons left for the dead are torn and destroyed. The piece notes repeated incidents as cemetery officials struggle to curb the desecration, alongside local notices on Memorial Day flower contributions and other community updates.
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Mt. Ouf
God's Acre
Fersons
Greve Army Post
Plasce
Post Hall
Market
Church Streets
Second Streets
Testimonials praise Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cures
Pennsylvania readers report cures from Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with claims of complete relief from coughs and colds. Testimonials cite Saylorsburg Hughesville Ephrata and cigar maker J D Cline, noting 50 cent bottles and stores selling the remedy at 23 and 60 cents.
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Pennsylvania
Chamberlain
D. Newhart
Saylorsburg
Porkin
J.A. van Valvah
Hughesville
F. Winger
Ephrata
J.D. Cline
A. L. Pearce
Frederick Wot Rude
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Tarar Tabcoy Awier
Hybat Ota
Mateciss Strecgte
Listest Limited
Eing Powder CO
Ide Wal Su
the Daily News
Nour
Iabed Io
Mrea Ezlent
the Reformed Church
General Synod
Dayton
Ohio
Calitz Syrup Co
Soia
Sr‘eage
Rvesinger
C.E. Held
Bresewick
M. P. Verter
Gracerism
Mise Little M. Keller
Backsyttown
Wright
Didtows
Bolo
Miss Elsley
Albaugh
Woodsboro
B. T. Root
Miles M. Shand
D. C
David
Rice
C. B. Castle
Thurmont
Jenior
T. HH. Lewte
D. B
Westloster
Aptehnoin Arbeion
Emanuel Merce
Lewistown
Mora
Mina Nelle Thomas
W. Doddersr
Urbeans
Misa Ertie U. Miller
Rocky Ridge
Afd
Mies A.D
Kemptown
Isaac H. Haller
Mise
M. E. Nicodemus
Bucksystown
KR. Byrd
Myeraville
T.C. Sumar
Anne Rothwell Stewart
Cheatertown
A. V.saxton
Woodaboro
J. A. Asper
T. P. Revelle
Dover
M. E. McLinn
Lovettsville
Del
Brunswick’s Budwert
Denton
Jacobs
Jamsville
Lola Pheobus
New Maret
Daniel Hall
Julls Brown
Point of Rocks
Pearre
Clover Root
Albert B. Fearre
Frenaem Building
Kert L. Pearre
Etohison Balklidg
C Wella &Co
Roy. N
Kari
Albert L. Pearre
Btohiup
Drageis
Pesrte
Bichlaon Baikting
Suela Thine
Suisidal
Grove & Kindley
Luther Kahimia
Mies Callle Paine
Mies Elias Hardt
Katie Barigis
She Woman’s
Doma and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Weldsboro
Tomorroe
Charles W. Ross
Central National Bank
We'ty
Little San
Frank Sheffield
Fifth Street
Calvin Kefanger
Koatetter
J. A. Willamson
Dueyist
Frederick, Md
Albert L. Pestre
Etchisom Suld
Shiloh
Etohison Building
Shilon
Ali
Coarre
Etchisca
Pierce
Eledical Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Fsa
di Mi Association
Main Street
X.J. Wilson
Excelsior Stove House
Frsiture
Carty
Ves
Kos
Patrick Strast
Prederist
Wikskin
America
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
ADAMS
Chupsh St
ST the News Office
Oxford
LOY & Perry's
Rex
Seeinse Bros
Drugeiets
North Market Street
Beis Ata Rempine
Ny Bat
G. &J Thes
Etchison
Oscar
Htchison
W.H. B. Eetchison
South Market St
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