Distinguished Visitors From the Orient in Cumberland Valley
A group led by Marion Keys, including Laib Sing and Aram Oodhi, toured Cumberland Valley battlefields. Recently from South America, the party seeks an Oriental colony site. Sing plans to winter in Hagerstown. They identify as Talo Eberite Christians and discuss a future migration to South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Laib Sing
Aram Oodhi
Cumberland Valley
Marion Keys
China
South America
Lsib Sing
Hagerstown
Talo
Time to service heating and chimneys this season
Local guidance urges homeowners to overhaul heating apparatus and inspect chimneys before cold weather. Emphasizes fire risk in fall and the need to fix defective flues and dampened chimneys that oxidize over summer. Warns that neglect can bring fires, poverty, or loss of life without proper maintenance.
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Suni
King of the rails and daring Baltimore official
Thomas King, second vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is celebrated for fearless railway feats. A veteran rail official recalls his calm pilots and daring rides, often riding the locomotive nose first at high speed while directing engine and track improvements. King is praised as a tireless organizer and worker.
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Thomas Mr. King
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
King
Secident
Bir
Bing
Republicans Celebrate in Emolisurg District Parade
Republicans in Emolisurg district marked the election win with a torchlight parade starting at 8 o clock from the eastern end of Emmitsburg led by the Emmitsburg Cornet Band. Major O a Horner chaired the meeting at the Western Maryland Hotel with speaker Hammond Urner praising cross party support and urging continued Republican honesty and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emolisurg
Wtmest
Emmitsburg
O. A. Horner
District Central Committee
Hammond Urner
Republican Party
Ruddletown
What the HE Stands For in Townsends Pen Name
The Reedynville Record notes debates about the nom de plume Gath used by newspaper writer George Alfred Townsend. It explains G for George and A for Alfred and T for Townsend, while claiming HY and QO or Heil reference a place and lie, though the account is presented as speculation.
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Reedynville Record
Gath
George Alfred Townsend
Roth
Townsend
George
Alfred
Heil
Winter Storms Forecast by Weather Prophet W T Foster
Weather prophet W T Foster warns of severe weather from November 24 to December 7 with a cold wave to follow. Waves of winter storms cross the country around November 29 and December 1 and 7. He promises a January forecast via mail to those who send stamped envelopes.
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Westher
W.T. Foster
Weiher Varesu
Frederick Board Health Conference Aids Enforcement
Dr James A Sensri secretary of the Maryland State Board of Health visited Frederick County officials to boost cooperation and tighten enforcement of health laws. Dr Steuart reported arrangements made, with Dr Wm Belizell county health officer attending the conference.
Great Play Coming at Pillsboro Theatre
Allen Benedict's Fibin Romani portrayed with strong acting and stylish dressing. Walter Lawrence shines in two roles matching his range, supported by Miss Francis Field and a solid company. Militant scenery highlights the Bay of Naples eruption scene. City Opera House showing slated for the 20th instant.
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Allen Benedict
Fibin Romani
Pillsboro
Walter Lawrence
Weil
Francis Field
Vesuvius
Pittsburg
Advertised letters at Frederick City post office 1893 list
A notice lists unclaimed letters advertised at the Frederick City post office as of Saturday November 11 1893. Readers must call for these letters within two weeks or they will be sent to the dead letter office. Names on the gentlemen and miss Ola Martin lists include Wm Bast Perton Brown J Cramer John Dentman Wr Davis H Gray Daniel Hamm John B H Mechsel Geo Manson William Smith Henry Soule John Zimmerman.
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Frederick City
Ola Martin
Wm. Bast
Perton Brown
J. Cramer
John Dentman
Wr. Davis
H. Gray
Daniel Hamm
Brief Bits From The Waynesboro Record
A mix of short items notes young men receiving perfumed bottles for feet, a drunken incident with a Carlisle minister, pheasant shooting in Garrett County, wasps offspring figures, tariff effects on sugar and beer taxes, a horse death near Myersville, farmers plowing, Braniewick bridge fares, dew preferences of colored boards, Postmaster Keifer’s chrysanthemums at the Carlin House, Maryland politics on Senate and House leadership, a rich Empress of Austria jewel collection, wheat prices at Union Bridge, advertisement emphasis for business, shorter days, hog weights near Fountain Rock, local council meeting, residence moves, the Norris building anatomy museum, a two-horse wagon road from the Shepherd mine, and the Potomac cement mill closure with oil pipeline work starting eastward.
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Waynesboro
Carlisle
Eschippens
Garrett County
John Miller
Myereville
Carlin House
Keifer
Senate
House of Delegates
Maryland
Austria
Union Bridge
Hagerstown
Taz News
Louie Main
Fountain Rock
Mec Elroy Council No
A.J Wilcoxon
West Patrick Street
East South Street
Museum of Anatomy
Norris
Shanghai
Martinsburg
Potomac Cement
Shepherds Lowwd
State Live
Hancock
Multiple Local Elections and Obituaries Signal Community Changes
Bere and there yesterday and today events include the death of Dr. Roger E Cook in Dagers Town. Belair sees two fire companies reorganized. An election contest looms in Cecil County as Judge John B. Brooke orders a ballot recount in Charles County's sixth district. The funeral of Dr C W R WV occurs in Annapolis and J K Aldridge hardware in Chestertown was robbed yesterday. Rawheys Station near Cumberland rededicated the Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev D B Fitz zerad of Makemile Memorial Presbyterian Church accepts a call to Clifton Carca Cincinnati U.S.
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del Roger E Cook
Dagers Town
Belair
Cecil County
C. W.R WV
Annapolis
J. K. Aldridge
Chestertown
Methodist Epiacopsi
Rawheys Station
Cumberland
John B. Brooke
Charles County
D.B Fitzzera
Makemile Memorial Prebyterian Church
Clifton Carca
U.S
Worthy of Patronage Hi Henry's Minstrels at City Hall
The popular Hi Henry's Minstrels play at City Hall on Thursday November 16 with praised music costumes and performances, promising a rousing reception. Les is on sale at Yeskie's with special prices 95 55 and 30 cents. A Three-Seered Hound owned by Mr Charles Perkins of Rieni's Mill, County, is noted for its three legs and frequent tab us catching.
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Hi. Henry's Minstrels
City Hall
Les
Yeskie’s
Charles Perkins
Rieni’s Mill
This County
Remarkable Maine Cure Recalled in Portland
The Leweston Journal reports a scarcely remarkable cure in Portland where a woman, once imprisoned by illness, recovers to full health and skill. The account notes the rapid recovery compared to earlier failing states and mentions a 20 jarred from the brenador of bowl as a detail.
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Maine
Portland
Ustecenay
Leweston Journal
Convicted mail thief sentenced to eighteen months in prison
George Harding alias Washingtor was tried in the US Circuit Court at Baltimore on charges of stealing two registered letters from Rockville post office. The letters were addressed to P. B. White and Wm. Nicodemus. Postmaster Almoney and Mrs. W. E Connell testified.
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Triter
George Harding
Washingtor
Thoreday
Baltimore
Rockville
P. B. White
Bardette Poet Office
Montgomery County
Wm. Nicodemus
Bucketstown
Frederick County
Almoney
W. E Connell
Cherished family festivals and memories endure through time
The article extols simple family gatherings and holiday rituals as precious memories that outlast busy life. It urges not to neglect celebrations, even amid serious duties, noting how shared meals and flowers become lasting warmth for children and elders as families age and reflect.
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Tee Kur
Thake Howe
Chiaro Tribune
Bank of France Notes Burned and Destroyed in Auctions
Describes the Bank of France practice of destroying old notes by burning and pulping, the process of stamping and punching notes, and overseeing the destruction by bank directors. Notes mention annual destruction quantities, and a cautionary anecdote about a forged note thief meeting a fatal swamp incident.
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Bank of France
Bank of
Tthe
Stack
Omis
Williamsburg era patent medicines advertise cures
An old period advertisement extols Chamberlain's cough remedy and other tonics. It touts cures for consumption and croup, with testimonials and guaranteed refunds on trials. Garrett & Pearre and Stemner Bros. Drug Store are named as sellers in Frederick.
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Reed
Birg
Garrett & Pearre
Kentucky
W. “. Terry
Eikton
Chamberlein
Resson
Garroit
Pearre
Stemner Bros. Drug Store
Zusranice
CIA
Frederick
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Tharfter
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Lottes
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Coiver
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Bey
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Patrick St
Frederick, MD
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Icon Square
Phlisias
Paragon
Calcutta
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Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick
W. L. Duclas
W. L Douglas
Douglas
Brockton
Yeamle
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Ormans
Lowist
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Ibereae Hores
Mooney
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