Pleasant New Rooms Host WCTU Social Event
Entertained and social at the WCTU rooms last evening drew a large crowd. Decorated with autumn leaves and flowers, the program featured prayers, readings, songs, and a talk by Miss Anna Stewart on the Maryland YWCA and refugee aid. The event concluded with refreshments, praise for Mrs. Lewis Markell, and plans for upcoming Flower Mission and temperance programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantel
L. F.M. Myers
Miss Hee
Morsell
Rarhie
Misa Beurietta McDaniel
Misa Memie Burger
Tom
Miss ‘Ofing
Archie
Misa Emily Landauer
Rev. W. l. McKenney
Reguset
Gina
Lewis Markell
Sueh
Frederick
W.C.T
Myre
Dean
Hankken
Shin
Mise Morack
Conninghaw
Bartgis
McDaniel
Flower Mission
Wound Serious in Taneytown Arrest Case
A young man named William K. Eldrish or Fred Hoch was shot in the knee by Constable Miller during a resistance arrest near Taneytown. His companion Geo Homes denied firing, both men were later found to have stolen a horse and wagon from Henry Schaffer of Campbelltown. Washington County assessment work shows county taxes rising about five million, with town districts bearing the bulk. An ad promotes Syrup of Figs as a cleansing remedy for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Eldrish
Miller
Taneytown
Eldrish
Fred Hoch
Edrish
Hoch
Geo. Homes
Henry‘ Schaffer
Campbelltown
Dolphin County
Westminster
Air
Schaeffer
Schair
Constable Miller
Bill Miller
Holmes
Flower Show Opens With Chrysanthemum Splendor
The sixth Frederick County floral exhibition opened at East Petctk Street Ring. A grand chrysanthemum display featured hundreds of potted plants, elegant arrangements, and expert growers like Mrs. Charles Hagas, Harry C. Keafer, and Miss Minnie Miller. The show runs through Friday with Rice & Bader Orchestra providing music, and Dr. A P Stouffer presenting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericy County
Petctk Street
Charles Hagas
Herman
Davia Greff
C. Kerman
Mal Inix
C.E. Kemp
Minnie Miller
Harry C. Keafer
John C. Hard
O. P. Bennett
Mehrie Dixon
Maud Dean
England
Philadelphis
Boston
Frederick
Scclety
Rice & Bader’s
Orcheatra
A. P. Stouffer
Washington Coanty Fioricniural Society
Meyers
Fromke
Murrey
Rhodes
Kamp Brove
County commissioners tour Indian Springs for new road
The Board of County Commissioners visited Indian Springs, the country home of Col. D. C. Winebrener, to study opening a public road linking the region to the fire. A petition, filed by counsel P. Frank Pamper, seeks access to boost development, attract buyers, raise local taxation base and unlock the area’s scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Indian Springs
Col. D.C. Winebrenet
P. Frank Pamper
Divorces Filed By Payne Garrity Gitt In Clerk's Office
A bill for divorce is filed by George W Payne from Susan H Payne with Mesars P F Parspell and Edward Hawes as attorneys. Elen Lee Garrity seeks a divorce from William McGintity with Alfrey Edward Hewes as counsel. Annie L Gitt petitions for divorce from Robert G Gitifsers, with Droes Kerdy Urner representing her. Say you saw it in Tue News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Payne
Matzimonii
Frombie
Susan H. Payne
Mesars
P. F. Parspell
Edward Hawes
Elen Lee Garrity
Matzimozi
Wiliam McGintity
Alfrey Edward Hewes
Annie L. Gitt
Vinenlo Ma'ri Moni
Farmers Institute Formed In Frederick County
A public meeting at the War Room of the Town Hall established the Farmers Institutes in Frederick County. Led by William Amos, the group aims to connect agriculturists, share expert instruction, and hold annual county institutes with county directors under Maryland Agricultural College oversight. The gathering elected D Columbia Kemp as chair and B R Bush Lewis as secretary, and discussed dairy profitability, sheep raising, and hog cholera concerns.
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Marsiane
Frecerica Cco
Ucse
T.c
ADCO
Rmah Tegrisizg
Willim Lo Amoss
Mary Card Agriculteral College
Amoss
Harford County
Otoe Counties
Howard County
Hagers
Washingto County
Washington County
Amosa
Cumberland
Allegany County
Montgomery County
Marsland
Gta
Agriculure
Maryland Agricultural College
Frederick County
Serratory
Sleo
Amons
Wall
County Institute
Amors
D. Columbia Kemp
BR. Bush Lewis
Devries
Lisefiecta
Amosis
Washington
Alegany
Garrett
Have You Seen Him Reward for Ed Pollak in Brooklyn
Mrs Ed Poles of 907 Hancock Street Brooklyn offers 350 for information on her husband Ed Pollak 44 years old 5 feet 8 inches 160 pounds dark hair balding mustache brown eyes a scar behind right ear deformity on third toe from a leg injury clothing description includes grey sack coat no vest serge towers shirt and undershirt and shoes. He was last known August 30 1896 in York Pennsylvania canvassing for spectacles and was headed toward Maryland. He belonged to Benevolent Council No 567 Royal Arcanum New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Poles
Hancock Street
Brooklyn
W. C
Ed. Pollak
York
Maryland
Benevolent Council
Royal Arcanum
New York
Debate on Today’s Education at Lyceum Next Wednesday
The Lyceum association will debate whether today’s newspapers act as the educational factor they should be, presenting a circular on its progress over the past talx months. John Temple Graves lectures Friday evening on The Reign of the Demagogue. Two religious work committees meet tonight at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Nezt
John Temple Graves
Wni
Wheelbarrow Bet Ends In Rigged Election Pact
Mr Wm Chipley faced an election agreement with Mr Marcus Selby of Sykesville. The pact hinged on Bryan's election and reversal of a programme after a depot incident. A large procession of about 200 people with a band traveled the route around 8 o'clock yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Chipley
Marcus Selby
Sykesville
McKipley
Hewes
Selby
Asa Hepnera
Bryan
Guardians Appointed and Will Admitted to Probate
Orphane Court appoints Mary A. Coser as guardian for Seetcher Coavey Alfred Garriel guardian for Karl Linwood Chasey. Court admits the will of Jacob Wot, deceased, to probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A
Coser
Seetcher Coavey
Alfred Garriel
Karl Linwood Chasey
Jacob Wot
Maryland Shore Survey of Caroline and Choptank Regions
The narrative tours Maryland's Eastern Shore from Kent to Caroline and Dorchester, noting rivers, counties, towns, and landmarks. It recalls watersheds, estuaries, and ports, mentions Choptank River commerce, Two Johns residence of J Stewart Crosey, and Denton with the Slick Hotel. It records Caroline County’s size, population in 1890, and a new courthouse costing 18000 dollars along with a notable legal verdict in a Brown Nash case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caesapeake
Kent
Queen Anne's
Anne's
Taloot
Howard
WW. Mary's
Uneries
Prince George’s
Montgomery
Olkermissines
Fis Road
Fu Head
Fair Larolive
Sherstore
Og Iseliy
Maryland
Choptack
Chopiauk
Lenton
J Stewart Crosey
Caroline
Frederick Courty
Denton
Easters Shore
Cambridge
Dorchester
Brown
Nash
George Masmus
Balyston Army Plans Annual Self Denial Week Across Nation
The Balyston Army announces its self denial week from November 16 to 22 with members and friends urged to abstain from luxuries to raise funds for the army and various social operations. It notes 40,000 dollars targeted, with depots in New York San Francisco and Ena City and calls for vigorous effort to meet the goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balyston
Yesre Sud
Mary E .Cel
Ailuxuries
America
Momibe
New York
San Francisco
Ena City
Keilow
Rabbits, hunting rules, and export corn plans outlined
An old time notice discusses rabbit populations in Frederick and Montgomery counties, noting coyness of rabbits, hunting challenges, and the need for caution. It then lists practical hunting safety rules for amateurs and mentions Buckeystown Packing Company's European order for canned corn to boost export trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Buckeystown Packing Company
Second attraction at the course features Hon John Temple Graves
At the local venue the famed orator Hon John Temple Graves appears on Friday night November 19 in a notable platform event. Also advertised is a dental clinic by Dr Hartley at the City Dovel in Frederick each Wednesday at 12 07 pm for nose throat lung and ear care plus oyster house ads offering prepared oysters and takeout boxes at 70 South Market Street with options by the pint quart or gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wmry
G. W. Harrison's
South Markess Rest
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the Daily News
Martin Luther
Echerta Terets
Earl of
Esk
Alek Tee
Euessen
Bus ’ Mulates
Alizety
Bearis
Harpers Wore & Lely
Werther
Til & P
Sancta
aAssimeton
Lie. Wb
W.L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Breas Goode Redock
THE
Thoneand S
Cillforcia Fig Syrup Company
Driggista
TBE
Avitama
Tue News
Parmers’ Institute
Predovick Agriculturistet Orgas‘se
Y. WC. A
Fair Caroline
Quaine
8. A
Hood
Niger
Hanters
Modgoney
Bere
John Hendrickson
Teiepaase
Paaron
Thre Ceauti
Joun
F. V. Sravs
North Markey
4Th ST
Doll Brothers
101 North Market
Brasoz G0ods
Serge
Henristtas
Dow Broruszs
Marm RT Steert
Grocery
North
Bearomatsu
Ert ST
Ie Glvers
Central Tral Hardware Co
ATLON
Svorrsuza
Dousle Barkell
NS Schulizs
Kim
Rvlkitalans
Bodooe
REIG
Fropece & Neidig
Lowes
Bqdoce & Reldig
A. ‘I. Blue & Bone
A. T. Rice & Sons
Mahkat Street
Telefeons
Jamis m Walken
Nsw
Colton
SILEA
Jas
EB. WA
A. B. Harghtt
Mears
Magis Arvin'a
A.B. Banent
Buffalo
West Fatrick
L W. Harper
H. Hauser
Bartholomay
Rochester
N.Y
TRE Apolli
TRE Bar View
Dursharis
H. Evacy & Dons Extee
ASD Brown UT
Agsne
J. J. Remsburg
Fremsbury, Pil G
Market St
Gram Howes
L & Dow Ad
Generoa
pAlba Oo
Birds OF
Abd Ani Jofy
Cera
Mille & CO
Kepler
JeKes
D&il
DR. Whetres
Basr & Kepize's
Aoqeth Msrert Sa
Muliniaz
Key
Zaphyre
Germantown
Mullnix & Keye
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