Gloucester crew forms naval post and other items
Daily News notes a naval post formed by the Gloucester crew, adjournment of the Lutheran Conference at Boonsboro, and various local incidents. It reports a fatal poisoning in Cumberland, accusations of sedition, a naval promotion at the Academy, and multiple deaths and fires in Maryland towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waill
Banks
Cecil County
Boonsboro
Gloucester
Charles Brooks
West Virginia
Cumberland
Abram Roth
Catherine Skupp
Washington County
Naval Academy
Wainright
Shisté
D. L. Parsons
Twenty Third
United States Infantry
Manila
Wicomico County
Joseph Smith
Annie Hildebrandt
Piward J. Vink
Baltimore
Ellen Peares
Ellen Wright
Mount Washington
Horne
Clement H. Sears
Funeral for Miss Harriet Stine Held at Jefferson Church
The funeral of Miss Harriet Stine was held yesterday at 9 30 a m at the Reformed Church in Jefferson, conducted by Rev E F Dittmar. Interment followed at Reformed Cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles E Zimmerman LA Whip Edward M Kessler Henry Wise and A T Rice & Sons were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Stine
Reformed Church
Jefferson
Eef. Dittmar
Charles E. Zimmerman
LA. Whip
Edward M. Kessler
Henry Wise
A. T. Rice
Bitter Local History of Antietam Iron Works Told
The piece recounts Antietam Iron Works in Sharpsburg with ties to Thomas James and James Rumsey, noting cannons cast for the Revolution and 1812, and patronage from Thomas Johnson. It mentions a Philadelphia visitor and a curious cabbage with many heads, reflecting scattered local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Pendleton
Philadelphia
Thomas James
Anis Thomas James
John Ritchie
James
James Rumsey
Virginia
Josep Chapling
Samuel Beall
Frederick County
Raverdad
Rumey
West Virginia
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Rumsey
George Eisler
Tan Nuns
Sluggish system urged by confinement kills vigor in women
A historical note argues that girls stuck in long indoor tasks face health risks. Work keeps them on feet little, denying exercise and proper blood circulation, draining vitality and provoking a sluggish nervous system. It calls for revival of activity to restore vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Alleman
First National Bank
Hanover
Meyer
Alleman
R. Vu. Pierce
the Invalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Noy
Vierce
Pierce
Indies
George A. Gilbert
Market St
R. Ebert & Sons
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