Purely Personal Notes From The Local Column
Mrs Harry Baumgardner and son Ralph left for Washington to visit relatives. Mrs Mary Sefton returns from a visit in the city to Walkersville. Mr Fred Alvey of Washington spent yesterday here. Mr Thomas Sturgis left for New York after a stay with old friends. Mrs Deher Clabaugh and family move to East Second Street. Charlie and Meredith Smith return from Georgetown College. D Owens with Buck & Mathias home briefly. Edward DeLashmatt Jr. ill. Maryland Institute gym drills on Tue and Thu. Mr Zimmerman of Frederick visits with his son Byron. Weather fine. chrysanthemums bloom. A new teacher’s desk built for Miss Partridge’s class. CO R Ely of National Deaf-Mute College visits. Miss Brock returns to Articulation Class B after illness. Kindergarten tables crafted in cabinet shop. Classes dismissed 4:30 three afternoons weekly. Principal Ely and Mrs Ely visit Pennsylvants School for the Deaf at Mt. Airy. Mr T G C Ruckle from Catonsville writes of World’s Fair visit and museum gifts. Mr G H Thies reports gilding the Congressional Library Building in DC. Yesterday’s hotel arrivals listed from multiple cities. Sickness runs high among Schleynville children. one family with five ill.
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Harry Baumgardner
Ralph
Washington
Joe Dimmick
Frank Dimmick
Mary Sefton
Walkersville
Fred Alvey
Thomas Sturgis
New York
Deher Clabaugh
Middleburg
Carroll County
East Second Street
Messrs
Charlies
Meredith Smith
Georgetown College
D. Owens
Buck & Mathias
Baltimore
Edward DeLashmatt
E. J. H. DeLashmatt
Maryland Institute Notes
Maryland Shhoo
South Market Street
Afr. Zimmerman
Frederick County
Byron
Saturn
Ely
W. R. Barry
Pennsylvants School For the Deaf
Mt. Alry
T.G. C. Ruckle
Catonsville
G.H. Thies
Washington, D. C
Congressional Library
Duty and the Ballot in a Protestant Sermon
In a Brook line sermon Rev. Dr. Talmare denounces political falsehoods and urges Christian duty at the ballot box. He compares election rancor to Ephesian idol worship, condemns party lies, and warns voters against pandering to self interest while urging honesty and public spirit in November voting.
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Diana
Ephesus
Paul
Ephesians
The
Diane
Highlands
Scotland
Emmons
Our Country
Massachusetts
Thomas Jefferson
Meyhew
Boston
Our Republic
Christ
Mer BO
Ecore
Far East
Ieee
Sich
The Crime of Elections and the Dangers of Bribery
A preacher laments false accusations in politics and urges Christians to resist bribery and dissipation. He recalls leaders who corrupted themselves by drink, warns against campaign excesses, and stresses moral integrity and prayer in public life.
God and politics warned in Christian ballot sermon
A faith driven appeal urges young men to seek Christian virtue in elections, urging voters to revere God over politics. The speaker recalls historical rulers, warns of eternal judgment for earthly partisans, and urges readers to prioritize spiritual salvation when voting and later.
Philomathian Literary Society Meets Behind Absence
The Philomathian Literary Society held its regular meeting at Kemp Heil last Friday evening with Secretary Charles E Klein presiding in President Boblitz’s absence. Members presented readings and a debate on salaried church ministers. The negative side won the debate by a majority verdict from the presiding officer and two judges.
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THE
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Heil
Boblitz
Charles E.klein
Committee On Questions
Committee On Ways and Means
Chas. C. Waters
Allen Rohrbach
Byron
Charles E. Klein
Moses
Local voters targeted for small loans by young men
During the past week or two, a number of young colored men in the city have approached people from different political parties, asked about the coming election, and then requested small loans promising to back the lender’s favored candidate. The scheme has become annoying and widespread.
Real Estate Transfers and Flower Show Preparations
Chas W Ross trustee transfers 43 acres 3 roeds and 1 perch to Chas Fout for 2844 15. William E Grumbine and wife convey Frederick county property to Susan R Lakin for 1500. The Flower Show team begins decorating the Armory with lanterns bunting and new electric lights to brighten the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Ross
Chas. Fout
William E. Grumbine
Susan R. Lakin
Frederick
Death of a Promiscent Citizen in Carroll County Notes
John Henry Diffenbaugh died at his Fountain Valley home near Westminster in the eighty eighth year after a September 9 accident caused a broken thigh and severe shock. A man of integrity and industry, he was born near Westminster and married Elizabeth Powell in 1823. fourte en children, forty six grandchildren, thirty great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild survived him. His family includes John C. Diffenbaugh and Prof. James A. Diffenbaugh. his oldest sister Mrs. Borfog survives in Huntingdon, Pa. Recent deaths include Mrs. Adam Gilbert and Mrs. James Gilbert. A great revival is planned in New Windsor Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Hallie Brown and Mr. B. B. Blackford, with many conversions reported.
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John Henry Diffenbaugh
Fountain Valley
Westminster
Oltenbaegh
Elizabeth Powell
John C. Diffenbaugh
James A. Diffenbaugh
Borfog
Huntington
Adam Gilbert
James Gilbert
Astontown
Presbyterian Church
New Windsor
Hallie Brown
Princeton Theological Seminary
New Windsor College
College Chapel
Sir. B. B. Blackford
Claries B. Roberte
Mesere
Charles C. Gorsuch
Charles W. Weaver
Thomas J. Hunt
William 3. Reindollar
John S. Repp
Edward Ressler
A. H. Rossman
Samuel
Gallaher
Peter Lingenfelter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Westminister
Jeremiah Alathias
Cranberry
John C. Bish
Harney
Carroll County
Western Maryland College
Bryaa & Stratton Business College
Baltimore
Republicans
Taneytown
Back to the Old Stand at Emmitsburg Hotel Change
Mr M Hoke of Emmitsburg has repurchased the Emmit House from Mr George Steckman and resumes proprietorship. The Avery stable tied to the hotel, run by J L Topper & Bro, has been bought by Jacob Smith. The text also notes Syrup of Figs as a permanent cure for habitual constipation, contrasting with other laxatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hoke
Emmitsburg
Emmit House
George Bi. Steckman
Afr. Steckman
Avery
Mesars
J. L. Topper & Bro
Jacob Smith
All Wool Dress Goods Sale And Misc Items
Describes remaining stock of 38 inch Baturdat reflections fabric pieces at 31 cents, plaid appeal noted, and marked counter display. Reports a large dress material sale creating small ends cluttering space, plus a line of linen slabs towels and doilies with kare patterns. Also mentions two grebes electrocuted or injured near city, and a reservoir accident where a colored boy struck another with a pick causing head injury. one man escaped with a minor wound.
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Gerat
Gay Theret baled hay and G J Pneumatic Tires ad
An ad filled page fragment promotes stock items including baled hay wheat and rye straw for delivery in the city by Keller and DeLash mutt with office at 22 East Patrick Street. It references Austrian pneumatic tires and a Vienna to Berlin race praising G and J tires and a Styria bicycle. Also advertises coats for ladies misses and children with claims of low prices and 20 years of experience.
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Keller & DeLashmutt
East
Patrick Street
Vienna
Berlin
Mesara
Jos. Puch & Co
Styria
T. Delspiatne
Frederick
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Frederick, Md
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