Fragmentary 19th Century Notices From Rouen and Paris
A scrambled OCR fragment lists names and roles such as reformer, poet, and child, with references to Rouen and Paris, dates around birth and wed, and mentions of Napoleon era notes. It reads as scattered advertisements and notices, naming E. Cramer, Dr. Hardesty, Besant & Knott, Walker & Co, Rodock & Neidig, Sarah A. White, among others, without coherent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Cramer
Dr. Hardesty
A -Ralling
S. Besant & Knott
E. Walker & Co
Rodock & Neidig
Sarah A. White
Brief Bits of Local News and Odds in 19th Century Writ
A compilation of short items from Hagerstown and surrounding areas notes a long history of plow design among the Chinese, a tail-less pug puppy, looming coal strikes, a counterfeit $5 gold piece, political mentions of Wm. P. Maulsby Jr. for Congress, a 1100 ton bronze state in St Petersburg, a shutter buyer patent to Harry Zimmerman, local property painting on Court street, repaints by Henry Lampe with contractor, vast number of US post offices with many not breaking even, quips about grass in Court House Park and advertising, maxim about building business without denigrating others, locusts worries for Anne Arundel farmers, mineral-like ore near Judge Keller’s spring house, Capn Rufus McLain’s parlor repainted, Graceham Band misattribution at a festival, Levy buys a polo wagon, and memorial day bicycle tribute by Dorsey Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Arundel
Chas. Keller
Baltimore Pike
Rufus McLain
Court Street
Graceham
Mechanicstown
Wm. MacPherson
Catoctin
S. Levy
Frederick City Carriage Company
Dorsey Robinson
Hymeneal of Kuhn and Carstens in this city
Mies Kuhn of J C Carstens St Louis and Mr Louis of Mo quiet married last evening at the bride’s parents home on South Market street by Rev Luther Kuhlman of the Evangelical Lutheran church. They plan a wedding trip to Washington Baltimore then St Louis as their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carstens
Mies Kuhn
Mr. Catsiens
Snd
St Louis
Weather Crop Bulletin Shows Heavy Rains and Preparations
A Baltimore area weather crop bulletin reports a week of below normal temperatures, daily rain, and above normal precipitation across sections. Crops show mixed progress with wheat lodged but healthy growth in oats and corn. strawberries and berries plentiful, while peaches and cherries vary by locale. Frederick County notes widespread rains, replanting needs, and looming sun after a cool spell. Hagerstown prep rallies feature firemen demonstrations and relay contests with sizable cash prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Astern
Delaware
Tidewater
Frederick County
Adamstown
Lodge to Rise at Baagher's Woods Camp Site
Members of a camping party that spent ten days or more at Baagher's woods last summer plan to erect a wooden lodge this summer and likely establish the site as a permanent camping location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baagher’s Woods
Apota
Brakeman Loses Leg In Martinsburg Freight Accident
Eu J Meyers twenty seven a brakeman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad had his right leg cut off when struck by a freight car at Martinsburg West Virginia yesterday. He resides at Brunswick in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EU J. Meyers
Batimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Martinsburg
W. Va
Brunswick
County
Public Schools Close As Ice Fears Rise Across Counties
Calvert schools to close tomorrow amid frost and ice reports from Westminster and Garrett. Weather impacts persist as rumors of a miner operator conference and a sheriff sale of Delta electric lift plant unfold. County officials address asylums and public works while elections and salary legislation for postal workers advance in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Worrow
Westminster
James A. Waddell
Dorchester County
Imperial Order of Humanity
Baltimore
Protestant Episcopal Convocation
Ansipolis
Elkridge
Delta
Harford County
Protestant Episcops Convention
Diocese of Easton
Blicton
Calvert County
Garrett County
Howard
Allegany
M. E Bouldin
R E Bouldin
Belair
Jesse Scales
Prince Frederick
Washington and Chesapeake Beach
Harry E. Funk
Hegerstown
Robert Garrett
Westminster Theological Seminary
Gorman
St. Cumberland
Maryland Board of Health Urges Vaccination Drive
The Maryland Board of Health distributes a circular urging vaccination against smallpox amid epidemic risk. It warns of loathsome pestilence and renewed outbreaks, stressing that vaccination greatly reduces danger. The board earnestly enjoins all residents to be vaccinated and to revaccinate if not done in seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Board of Health
Maryland
State Board of Health
Mountain Peak Wedding Baffles Two Preachers Groomsman
A New York couple G W McGinre and Miss Lizzie Evans wed atop Chimney Mountain on the North Carolina Tennessee line after a misty valley morning. The ceremony occurred Monday with two local preachers, as sun broke above the clouds and they were declared husband and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murphy
N.C
G. W. McGinre
Misa Lizzie Evans
Cnaka Mountain
North Carolina
Tennessee
Painter Falls From Ladder At Bentz Street Barracks
Yesterday afternoon painter Wim. Davis was painting the Salvation Army Barracks on Bentz street when his ladder gave way. He fell about twelve or fourteen feet, injuring his arm which struck a fence causing cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disper Merridith
Montgomery County
Wim. Davis
Salvation Army
Bentz Street
World Exposition to showcase mechanical arts progress
Eminent physicians will discuss advances in medicinal agents and the strengthening laxative Syrup of Fire, claiming its superiority among remedies. The exposition will illustrate improvements in the mechanical arts and highlight notable achievements for a global audience.
Washington Letter on Knights of Pythias encampment plans
Special correspondence from Washington reports preparations for the Knights of Pythias encampment in August. Parades, a grand ball at Convention Hall, and anticipated large turnout are noted alongside civic news about the District government, river reclamation, the Van Ness area, and Marine Band concerts. Officer appointments and local projects are touched with historical notes on the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Knights of Pythiss
K.of P.I
Bridgeport
Conn
Coxeyites
Fitzerald
Coxey &Co
Jesse Coxey
Bastile
National Hotel
Democratilc
Senate Committee
Cnns
A. J. Taylor
Recorder of Deeds
Recorder
Congress
van Wess
E.st, N. W
Columbia Athletic Club
Poomac Flats
van Ness
Goodwaun
Maryland
Capital Hill
Botanic Gardens
Nowesi
N. W
Center Market
Ithat
England
Davy Barnes
George Washington
Gapitel
Barnes
Marine Band
White House
Marion Kline
Frederick
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
St Paults Lutheran Church
11Th and
Hi Streets
Eime
Pride of Ceresvius flour promotion in Frederick ad
A Frederick real estate and insurance agent endorses The Pride of Ceresvius flour with a congratulatory letter dated May 17 1694. The note claims satisfaction, urges continued use, and highlights the flour blended with Boring Wheat noted to be cheaper than rival store offerings. The text also includes promotional remarks about cash sales and nonpayment risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farup'k
D. Shrines
K . Md
Ceresvius
John H. Clary
Frederick
Hemerber i
Care of the Insane at Bellevue
Dr William Les secretary and executive officer of the Steve lunacy commission paid a semi annual visit of inspection to Bellevue asylum and the Washington county. He recommended increasing the number of attendants at once and county officials plan a $16000 addition for the vio lently insane. Dr Lee cautions against the expenditure arguing better state facilities are coming with Maryland preparing a $75000 insane asylum and a recent legislature act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Dr. Lee
State Lunacy Board
Washington County
William Les
Steve Lunacy Commission
Bellevue Asylum
Bellevue
Lee
Maryland
St Jees
Social World Recaption and Junior Ball Highlights
A society page notes a large reception hosted by Dr. Hoffman with numerous guests including Mr. and Mrs. Potte and Major E Y Goldsborough among many others. The Junior Ball honors Mrs. Field and Miss Condit Smith with a stylish dance, late hours, and decorated hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Arthur Potte
W. P. Maulsby
Jos. D Baker
Joseph H. Apple
John Makell
Geo. E. Smith
Sitaim
C. B Pratt
Mies Ete Richelberger
Busses Mary and
Nannie Gedsborouga
Osher Clabanch
Henry Williame
Mies Pigman
Edward Echelberger
Ben F. Reich
John Newman
Chas Macgil
B.C. McSberry
Lloyd Macgil
Wooton
J Lee Kimmons
Charles W. Ross, Jr
Geo. W. Black
Arthur Trail
Chas Smith
Guy Thomas
Charles Waters
E Y. Goldsborough
Robert Stokes
EB. C. Markell
Richard Ross
Herry E. Chapline
Field
Condit-Smith
Washington
Charles W. Hoffman
Caurt Street
Frederick
Chave’s Sincere Notice of Oil Pricing Declares Quality Stand
Chave states he sells only high grade brands for customer and self interest. Pratt's Astral oil offered at 15c per gallon or 75c per 5 gallons. Finest white oil 10c per gallon or 8c per 5 gallons. Finest red oil 22c per gallon or 10c per 5 gallons. Highest grade above gasoline at a premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chave
Pratt
Lac
Hardesty to See Patients at City Hotel This Week
Eye, Ear and Throat specialist R L Hardesty will be at City Hotel this Thursday and Friday for consults. A festival and John’s Literary Institute are scheduled for the 5th, 6th, and 7th of June in the local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krieg's Hall
Adametown
R. L. Hardesty
City Hotel
Jobn
Jone
Mullinis & Kemp Witt Goods New Assortment at Low Prices
Mullinis and Kemp advertise new stock in s3.e including White Dotted Swistes Persian Mulls Plaid and striped Dimities at low prices. Dig drives in Setin srd Lace striped Plaid Lawns offered at 62, S, and K. New shirt waists in white and fancy designs. Largest towels for 25c. Old cloths offered in best qualities at lowest city prices. Another invoice arrived yesterday.
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Dean
Afm Perk
Pereperahiurt
Warrire
Y News
Rouen
France
Rubens
Fiemich
Pove
Pary
Napoleonse Aterou
Celkort
J. Arree
Ee Sar
TOBAT
the Sun and Moor
Moon Bites
Leo
Pecal Dapateh
Srincton
The
Weather Bureau
Andrew Stantz
Hagerstown
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
St. Petersburg
Harry Zimmerman
News of the Churches
National Bank Examiner
Wm. M. Hardt
St. John’s Reformed Church
Philadelphia
Weather Crop Bulletin
Emanuel Wad
Peabody Coneevatory of Music
Bal- Umore
Dresden
China
War
Europe
Marrie
Copenhs
Karen Gether
Denmer
Baldy Gavin
Wad
Woman’s College
R. Craupe Durrew
Buckeystown
Bacon
Mt. St. Marc’s College
J A. Mrrceeis
A. M
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Academy of Music
United and Independent
Te Company
Drexw
News OF the State
Dunphy
Bouse Committee On
Post Office
Carroll County
Henry Williams
Robert Lewis
Chries Hamilton
Baltimore and Ohio
Watersville
Charlestons
West Virginia
Peru
San Francisco
Talara Bay
San Franciscass
Bay
Hood
Sunlag Evering
Jeremiah Balle
New Windeer
Hlanelca
Misa Jennie Paine
J. Smelser
Edward Devilbies
E. Devilbiss
Uastes
Ray
Pearl
Methodist Protestant Church
J. T. Ward
Allance
A. D.melvin
Antietam
Mears
Wo. W. Fieming
Milton A. Woodward
Grayson Bowers
Renee
Harp
Sharpsburg
Bentztown Berds
South Streets
Benatztown
Ards
John Hendrickson
Sivery Joint
Lonsdale Muslin SC
Onx Hoxowoxson
P. V. Staub
California
North Market Street
Oaly
Abc
Lam
M. P. Mores
Florida
McCardell’s
Bygela Ice Company
Allordera
Hyaezr Ice Company
Barzaloa Af
Tee News Office
RAILI@S
Priday Jon
the Railing Grocery CO
N. Market
James E. Waleer & CO
B. Waleer & CO
James E. Valere & CO
Mullinis & Kemp
Mounux & Kuve
Rodook & Neidig
Rove
Neidig
Beauritaux
Flaencia
Soducke & Nebildig
A. T. Rior & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
L. Harley
R. TL. Harley
R. L. Harley
South Market
Frederick. Md
John A. Kennedy
Gall
Joan A. Kennedy
No. Ud N
Market ST
W. C. Eldridge
Eldridge
ECRU
West Patrick Street
Feederick, MD
B. H. Bladekston
B. H. Buadston
N. Market Street
W. S. Miller & CO. Wy
Mie € Co
P. BH. Pyter
City Coal
Cumberland
Baltimore Vein
Lyken's Valley
EORGE
Creba
Shriner's
Wil
Miller & CO
East
Patrick Street
Water Street Depot
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