Death notices and local obituaries highlight Cumberland area losses
Joseph E Ways aged 68 died at home after paralysis struck him near Union street Cumberland. Funeral from St Patrick church next Tuesday morning. W Buckingham died November 4 1893 at his Baltimore residence. Funeral at two from 235 North Gilmer St. Services at Monroe Street ME church. Mrs Samuel Grose of Middleto ws died after paralysis aged 72 leaving seven children. Sarah Stanton 10 months died at home with funeral at Carmel. Lewis M Kline son of tobacconist H T Kline broke left arm on West Patrick Street Bridge. attended by Dr Sharretts.
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Joseph E Ways
Joseph H. Ways
Uaion Street
Cumberland
Down Town
Sir
Ways
Frederick County
Cumber
St. Patrick's Church
W. Buckingham
Catherine A. Buckingham
Baltimore
Gilmer Street
Monroe Street
Grove
Samuel Grose
Middletows
Moon
Sarah Stanton
Sarah L
Jobe M
Katie Stenton
Carmel
Abad Stumbe
Lewis MM. Kline
H. T. Eine
Patrick Street
Satur
Sharretts
Election Day Iris Bits and Quips of 19th Century Life
Snippets warn of election day, warn of rabbits and matches, praise the Bennswick hotel project, note Frank Miller's cross-country wager, and record local notices from Baltimore to Newark. Includes a 1789 anecdote, a World’s Fair exhibit, and local trades and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennswick Hotel
Miller
Frank Miller
San Francisco
New York
Gov. Brown
Cleveland
B. & O. Railroad Company
Baltimore City
Sir Thomas Lerh
Miss Wade
Afr. Wade
Sir Thomas
Campaign Close Tonight for Ballot Battle in Brunswick County
Democrats met in Brunswick County on Saturday despite rain while Republicans gathered in Creagerstown and Prohibitionists at Woodsboro with a Jefferson stop planned. Voters will cast ballots at Koontz Hall, East Patrick Street Armory, the county court basement, and Robert Ramsburg’s West Patrick Street store. Both parties expect a close race with likely surprises, and polling booths have been prepared for a quiet orderly election.
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Brunswick
Creagerstown
Woodsboro
Jefferson
St Koontz Hall
the Armory
East Patrick Street
Court House
Robert Ramsburg
West Patrick St
The Giver Democranie Club Meeting Tonight
A local gathering at West Patrick street headquarters features the Giver Democranie Club. The Ex-Champion’s Experience walk session and public discussion on exercise and health attract attendees from the community.
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Giver Democranie Club
West Patrick Street
Hephilacaores Dancing Club
Social World Highlights And Epworth League Event
The social world column notes a large turnout for Bernie Ogle and Vernon Smith's gathering with refreshments at midnight and a lively afterglow in rooms for dancing and socializing. Attendees include numerous local families and neighbors from Crestnnny, New Midway, Troutville, Rocky Ridge, Woodshoro, and Continental with thanks extended to Misses Isle and Daisy Zimmerman and to Vernon Smith and Heroie Ogle for hosting.
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Bernie Ogle
Vernon Smith
Misses Isle
Daisy Zimmerman
Heroie Ogle
Newton
Clarence Fulton
Grayson
Herbert Cramer
Thos Cramer
Abe Alen
Chas
Robert Zimmerman
Hallie Zimmerman
Cora Best
Elpha Cramer
Walkeroville
Ida
Cora
Carrie
Bessie Ogle
Archie Wachy
Robert Barrick
Benale
Ernest Ogle
Rocky Ridge
Laura Legore
Orphe
Ahee Shenk
Ella
Cora Hardy
Jenst+ Stambaugh
Elefe Craver
Ide Smith
Emme
Acdie
Clara Smith
Clars Grimes
Oscar Kenly
Nancy Young
Harvey Fisonigan
Charles Waltz
Harry Hull
Robert Grimes
Marshall
Noeb
Slowness of the blow and fears after blast described
John Curtin Sr of San Francisco recalls a sudden explosion experience, the flash and crash, feeling hit by a club, flying through air, losing memory then regaining, and thinking nearby people were unhurt. He notes wind, deafness, and fear, with others nearer the blast. Also mention of Shiloh's Vita, a tonic, praised by a Mrs Hawkins.
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John Curtin, Sr
San Franesco
Drasnite
John Curtin
New Brickfiring Machine and Electric Clock Oddities
A New Brickfiring Machine described as a table 8 by 14 feet holding 1,000 brick molds uses electric current to bake bricks within sealed molds. An electric clock device at the Maryland Penitentiary features a semicircular marble dial with unique hour and minute hands. Additional notes reference patents and patent-like curiosities, alongside advertisements for tonics and remedies.
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New York Sun
T. F.hudson
Maryland
Hudson
Aspecies Republic
Breaking in Shoes Made Easy with Ready Fit Pairs
Ad suggests skipping tedious shoe breaking by choosing ready fit shoes that require no breaking. Emphasizes perfect conformity to feet and a wide stock to select from, ensuring ease and comfort for wearers.
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W. L. Bouglas
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
A. R. Yeakle
Fredefick, MD
Consequ ences of Carren Events in Country Towns
Nov. 4 notices from Waynesboro MechanicsTowns and nearby towns record visiting guests and local incidents. A wagon accident injures a 4-year-old boy. arrests in Chambersburg relate to stolen goods from Eyler store. A novelty election bet involves Hagan Baer. A pig yields 250 pounds of lard. advertisements urge Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Garrett Pearce salve. Pan-Tina cures cited.
Tepe's Medicine Promises Daily Bowels for Health
Tepe's medicine moves the bowels each day and is described as necessary for health and wellness. The phrasing presents a personal remedy as a daily routine to achieve regularity and vitality.
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Tepe
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Teaa
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Frederick, Md
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Alice Beard
Waynesboro
EP. Harbaugh
Lizse Martin
Mechanicstones
Minnie Waster
Jacob Wastler
Mechanictown
T. Aa. Woodler
T. P. Eyler
Daugher Flazer
Womie
Herman
Lewis C. Harbaugh
C.L. Wachter
Chambersburg
Wapneeboro Village
T. F. Eyler
Eyler
Myers
Herbert
Chambersourg
Roger Hagan
James Baer
Hagan
Zimmerman
Higen
Mir. Baer
Gaver
Bard Fielder
Daniel C. Mier
Middletown
Messrs
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Wm. Ennis
Burkettsville
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Buckien
Kentucky
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Hilton
Pan-Tina
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Noble Cook
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Gem and Corcert
Glo
Gautschi & Sons
Philsdey
U. S
Calcutta
Roanoke
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
W. L
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