Local Stirrings: Deaths and Fire Dashes Town News
Yesterday in Sharpeburg Waab lagton county Henry Shaw died. Edward Wolford’s hay-stack burned in Downaville district Washington county. A quiet election day across counties gave way to scattered disorder. William Stevenson fatally shot at Gosier Somersrt county. Mrs Lachis died from wounds after husband shot her in Washington county near Eagle's Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shaw
Sharpeburg
Waablagton
Edward Wolford
Downaville
Washington County
Wm. Stevenson
Gosier
Somersrt
Lachis
Eakle
Death notices and local obituaries mix with church news
Mrs Catharine Alice Cramer dies at 4 45 pm at daughter M rs H R Hughes East Tilt Street. Funeral at Glade Reformed church Walkersville Thursday Nov 7 So o clock p m burial at Glade Reformed burying grounds. Mrs Cramer leaves two sons Geo L and Nash E Cramer and daughter Mrs William A Landis who died after being shot by her husband. The Thinnest Sheet of Iron notes a thin iron sheet and_LAYER count. Luther Day to be observed next Sunday and State C E Convention at Hagertown costs 185.
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Arg Cramer
Catharine Alice Cramer
H.R Hughes
East Tilt Street
Thia City
Glade Reformed
Walkersvise
St So
Durlal
Glade
Eakle’s Mills
Washington County
Landis
Noted text fragments on crops, monuments, and people
A mixed column lists Malne's harvest, proposals to bar tall baldings, upcoming monuments on Antietam battlefield, and diverse items. It notes subscribers to an exhibit, prominent figures like Lord Sackville and Li Hung Chang, a pension for Jackson Griffin, a new lodge in Hagerstown, a buckwheat cake incident, and a quip about education funding in the U S with figures on literacy and spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Prandeco
Peign
Li le
Antietam
Carolinal
Vaughn
W. G. Grace
London Telegraph
Lord Roasberry
Rotbehilds
Henry Irving
Biles Terry
Marie Corelis
Lord Sackville
Lord Sallabary
Baffore
Norfolk
Jackson Griffin
Frederick
the Patriotic Sons of Amperles
Hagerstown
W. G. Davis
Joseph Vincent
Pens
Li Hung Chang
Prince George
Greece
Europe
Prince Bismarck
Friedrichshur
Anil
Minnesota
Joe
Lref
Clara ML
Clara BL
Bean
New York Press
Seer and Flowers In Germanncy
A garbled European note mocks German stereotypes and outlines theater rents in Berlin for refreshment, cloakrooms, and floral services. It notes a 1400 seat theater with high beer sales and lower emphasis on sandwiches, then shifts to medical patent remedies and advertisements from a 19th century issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestmingter Gazette
New York's Big Fire Destroys Key Buildings on Broadway
A massive blaze in New York City began near Craig and Bleecker streets and rapidly consumed a five story building and adjacent structures. Flames spread to Deboars and Harrison avenues, breaching walls, blowing iron shutters, and injuring two bystanders as firemen fought the inferno and a warehouse district near Broadway and Blocker street collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Ri
Drom- Way
Caeby Street
Obe & Cowagy
Manhattan Bayage Institution
Craig
Hloccker
la Foot Block
Breslway and
Blocker Street
Darrow Bleecker Street
Manhattan Springs
Jacob Adler & Co
Clothing Establishment
Broadway
Empire State Bank
Lauteback & Co
Allks
Conch Street
Bulldog
Dames
Duchess of Marlborough Wedding in New York Church
Consuelo Vanderbilt wed the Duke of Marlborough at St Thomas Episcopal Church with Bishop Littlejohn officiating. The ceremony drew New York social leaders, including bridesmaids and ushers from prominent families, as police kept crowds orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixx Consuelo Vanderbilt
New York
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Bir
William J. Vanderbilt
England
Duke of Marlborough
St. Thomas' Episcopal Church
Littlejohn
Henry Potter
Marie Winthrop
Buchanasa Winthrop
Evelyn Burden
Duchess OF Marlborough
S. Townsend Burien
Misa Morton
Governor Morton
Elss Bronson
Frederic Bronson
Misa Daisy Post
William Post
Katherine Dyer
William Dyer
William R. Travers
May Goelet
Ogden Goelet
Laura Jar
Wiliam Jar
Duer
Messrs
F. Brockholst Cutting
Richard Z. Wilson, Jr
Reginald Tonalés
Herbert D. Robbins
Hamilton Wilkes Carey
Church G Guest
Lord Wimborne
St. Thomas’ Church
Shaker Digestive Cor remedies dull appetite and digestion
An article from Mt. Lebenoo New York discusses a Shaker Digestive Cordial created by the Mhvaer community. It claims to stimulate appetite and aid digestion of meals, helping prevent wasting and supporting nourishment for those with indigestion or tuberculosis concerns.
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Mt. Lebenoo
N.Y
Oak Grove and nearby towns update entries
Town notices from Oak Grove and Bridgeville recount visits, health updates, social visits, farming notes, and local gossip. Clara Belt returns home from the springs. residents report colds, politics, paintings, music, and livestock. Several residents travel to Baltimore and discuss winter entertainments.
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Oak Grove
Deliger -Wiliie Miller
Geld
Corm
Willie
Finest Nos 16 North Market Frederick Concert
A crowded New Year's season notes a musical event at Mountain View College of Mu Alry with Miss Rodeffer, plus weather impacts on wheat and reports on local civic and social activities. Mentions include religious meetings, political gatherings, and community updates from Doub's, with names like John Spanidinng and Eugene Wade appearing among varied local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounain View College
Mu Alry
Rodeffer
Cowao
John Spanidinng
Lewis
Baltmore
Wil Prash
C_E bellsa
F. J. Lewis
Notable Guests and Endorsements Feature Local Notices
Mr M. E. Biegs and family stay with Mrs. G. W. Copeland. Miss Mamie Myers and brother attend the Basford Hire wedding in Virginia last Wednesday. Milas Beasta Cane of Frederick returns home after visiting Miss Grace Michael. Major C. T. Picton, Denison State Hotel manager, praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, calling it an infallible cure. sold by A. L. Pearce Frederick, W. Rudy, and Mr. Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manzy
U. Mercier
Ney
Misa Ellis Keller
Anna Stewart
Oak Grove
Grace Clay
Eliza
Sambo
Dinah
Misa Eliza
Our Fair
Mtr. George
Tke
Este Manzy
Mies Lena
Jimmis
Tom Kling
E. Freed
Anna Clay
Baltimore
Virginia
Caroline Clay
M. E. Biegs
G. W. Copeland
Mamie Myers
Basford-Hire
Milas Beasta Cane
Frederick
Grace Michael
C.T. Picton
State Hotel
Denison
Texas
Chamberlain
Major Picton
Talwars
A. L. Pearce
W. Rudy
Airy
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Royal Baking Pox Dee Cy
Wales
N. T
the Daily News
Akews
C. E
Hageretown
California
Carpi
C. E.cline
Dalt
Drief
Bauteet
Beyght Fusma
Loca
Acd General Iatereet
United States
Imad
Pops- Tavfon
Hartford
Clark Dickenson
Hartford Post
Sarl Lover Boot Tea
Sais
Bert L. Pearre
Richinon Building
Dayeete Sweeney
U.S
Ay Ban Diesen
Cai “Suilen
Alert Ly Paste Beame Subding
BIG
Warren Escappa
Fiffmen
Neveral
Eacupe
Pranother
Sansa
Inita
Steuer Bros
Eo Ling
Cheaty
Ourrem
Dickers
Laura Wolfs
Mise
Bessie Zeigler
Thunber
G_ W. Clay
Vernon Clay
Vernon
Layton Manzy
Boyd
Layton
Bidgeville
Semeel Hood
Wm. Boyer
Slater
Central
Ladive
Alianis
Mondys
Haz. Webers
Geo. A. Gilbert
North Market
Frederick, Nd
Buce Lopge
Robert Grant
Eugens Wade
Jas. W. Darby
Washingtons
Richard White
Irene Young
Washington
T. DeWitt Talmage
Eugene Wade
Gall
Layton Mallasy
Montgomery County
Ville
John Amitsch
Samuel Young
Alfonzo Reid
Back Lodge
Boyd’s
Dencing School
C. F. Young
Gus
George Johnson
Christian Endesyvorst Boyds
Algie Poole
Cedar Grove
William Grant
Lee
Doubs
Nnof. 2
Ladle Aid Society
Doub’s
Sn Entertainment
A. E
Otho Thomas
Edward Snouffer
Hagete
di Hobb
Hobb
Chicago
San
Thome OF
Fornitore
Carty
B. Patrick ST. Frederion
Fahrney
Drs. DD
Fahorey & Sox
Great Fours
Parrites
J. HB Martin
Job
Bunteville
Ala
Pbtchisog Building
Albert Lb. Pearty
Etchuon
Shifoh
Albert T. Pearra
Tutt
R. P. Smith
Chilesburg
Byeing
Cumberland
Prd
America
Lewes
Adams
West Church St. Frederick
Excelsior Stove House
Paragon
N. J
Wilson & Son
N. J. Wilson & Sow
Clifton Malt
Erade Clifton
Maeek
Clifton Malt Whiskey CO
Baltimore, MD
Draggisti
Norres
Karl
Weil
Albert L. Paarre
Berti
Sina Gace
Albert L Pearre
Etabison Baila IE
H. B. Etchinson
Et St
Frederick, Sd
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