Purely Personal Social Roundup from York and Nearby
Purely personal notes from York Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. Neighbors and visitors are listed with names and hometowns including Miss Nan Louise Young Miss Marie Cassin and Mrs B F Brown. Guests include Miss Cassin in Frederick and Mr Chas N Brown from Weetfeld New Jersey visiting relatives in Myersville and Loy’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Nellie Kleine
York
Nan Louise Young
North Marxret Street
Clarence Main
Kenneth Young
Elffeott City
Helen R. Diffendil
Loy
Duifenda
Esat
Second Street
Martin
Miss Martin
Graceham
Apent
Zimmerman
Loy’s
Harry Krire
Abrahams Michael
Washington, D. C
Hing
Frederic
Father Giraud
Marie Cassin
Frederick
Miss Cassin
Family Lersey
St. Louis
Oyster trade and local events head state news
News of the state reports oyster trade at Griateid prospering and 162 deaths in Bal thacra last week. A Montgomery county farmers institute is formed, Antistam battlefield improvements progress, and Rev Julius Hofmann installed at Zion German Church in Baltimore. Palmer Keating embezzlement trial starts in Cambridge tomorrow. Frank Wieber burned rescuing children at 2240 McHenry St Baltimore. Memorials held at Knot Presbyterian for Jefferson Davis' serv ant. Ses beam Air Line transfer to Thomas F Ryan and associates expected tomorrow. Allegany County court ruling limits Justices of the Peace under act 1806. George Matthews linked to James Irwin murder re burn and surrender. Edmond Lee manslaughter verdict in Towson case. sentence deferred. Johnston Line of Liverpool to establish steamships from Baltimore to Manchester.
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Griateid
Balthacra
Farmers Institute
Montgomery County
Antistam Battlefield
Julius Hofmann
Zion German Church
Baltimore
Palmer Keating
Cambridge
Frank Wieber
McHenry Street
Knot Presbyterian Church
Jefferson Davis
Sesbeam
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Circuit Court
Allegany County
Justices of the Peace
George Matthews
James Irwin
Charles County
Edmond Lee
Towson
Benjamin F. Thomas
William Johnston & Co
Liverpool
Johnston
Liversor
Manchester
Eng
They Are After Him Circuits Planned to Find Missing Youth
Victor Marken and George Keyner left Frederick this morning to tour towns in Frederick and surrounding counties in search of the young man who on Wednesday left a bicycle at Keyser & Company and has since disappeared. hundreds of circulars have been mailed to various locations and a strong push is under way to locate him. No information leading to his arrest had been received up to this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Marken
George Keyner
Frederick
Keyser & Company
Unclear Health Claim Promoted by California Fig Syrup
An advertisement touts Syrup or Pige from the California Fig Syrup Company as a simple cure for a supposed cleansing of the system. The copy urges readers to believe they are not diseased but need a cleansing, targeting widespread myths about health cures.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Religious Services and Upcoming Convention in Brantly Baltimore
A wide range of church services is reported across multiple denominations. Rev J A Wibhe preached at Trinity ME Church, Rev Lothee Kubiman led Lutheran services, and Father Casey conducted Catholic masses. The Christian Endeavor convention will convene at Brantly Church in Baltimore with speakers from New York and Baltimore, featuring youth programs, evangelistic services, and a final address by Rev J Wilbur Chapman.
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Mucateg
Byzart
Reformed Church
Trinity
E. Churea
J. A. Wibhe
St. Matthew
B.y
Lothee Kubiman
Lutheran Choren
Girard Preschedt
St. Jobe
Cain
Abel
George EB. Jones
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Miss Meckel
Woman’s College
Stephen Adams
Osborne Ingle
All Sainte’ Episcopal Church
Sam
Orphan House
Schreysvile
Wo. Keller
Christian Endeavorers of
Sli
Armenia
Hace
Frederick D
Pittaburge
E. H. Delk
Hagerstown
Charles Rosd3
Virginia
Malibie D. Babcock
D. D
Thuredsy Prasident
Whtman
D D
Washington, D.C
J. Wilbur Chapman
Philadelphia
Dr. Wharton
J Wibur Chapman
December Jary Court Term Petit Jar Drawn
December term court has its petit jury drawn at the clerk’s office on Saturday.
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor Lowndes of 1896
The document records Governor Lowndes proclaiming Thanksgiving on the thirteenth day of November in 1896. It appeals to the people of Maryland to join in worship and prayer, praising divine blessing and asking for guidance, peace, and gratitude for national progress. The proclamation closes with signatures of Governor Lowndes and Secretary of State Kicmarp Daunam.
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Goversor Lowndes
Maryiasi
Lowndes
Merytasd
A.D. Levi
Marsland
Anbnapolis
Nowerder
United States of America
Liuorp Lowapsa
Kicmarp Daunam
Diate
Carroll County Notes Reflect Local News and Events
Asa Hepner of Sskesville bets on McKinley’s 1896 Republican nomination and election. A three year old girl survives a wagon accident when a wheel passes over her abdomen and arm without broken bones. John Simpers’ Manchester district home burns, furniture saved but building destroyed. October records show 19 deaths, 8 mortgages, 9 bills of sale. 23 marriage licenses issued. Westminster postmaster secures daily triweekly star-route mails from December 1. Suit filed by William J. Tracy minor against Northam Central Railway for 25000 for loss of his leg. case moved from Baltimore County to Carroll County Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Hepner
Sskesville
McKinley
United States
John Brooks
Hepner
Major McKinley
Lewis Myers
Cniontown
John Simpers
Manchester
Gircult
Carroll County
Boyle
Westminster
Northam Central Hallway Company
Baltimore County
William J. Tracy
Thomas Tracy
Cockeysville
Water purity praised by Frederick residents in letters
Readers respond to The News praising Frederick's pure mountain water. A visitor family from the North drank James River water in Richmond and Baltimore, then returned to Frederick, expressing appreciation for local supply and planned patronage during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Richmond
James River
Baltimore
Bertel
Local club notes and upcoming events in December
This morning the membership contest shows Reds 15, Yellows 7 as aides intensify outreach. A recent men's meeting featured Dr. Eschbach's helpful address and a choral solo by Charles Hendrickson with organ and violin. The Ladies Auxiliary hosts a December 4 Esffee Klatch in Junior Hall with a short stage entertainment. The Tri-State Association convention arrives February 2022, bringing notable members to the city. Gymnasium class tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eschbach
Chas, Hendrickson
Ladtea
War Records Commission Inspects Maryland Union Soldier Files
The War Records commission led by Gen. David L. Stanton and officers Chesley Faank Woodward visits Annapolis to compile and arrange Maryland Union soldier papers. Officials report mixes in old records require expert review before publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Annapolis
David L. Stanton
William F. Chesley
Misa M. L. Faank
Edna Woodward
George W. F. Vernon
Adjutant-General's Office
Horses Collide After Emmitsburg Parade Injuring Rider
Shortly after the Emmitsburg parade two horses ridden at a rapid gallop collided in front of Mr. C. Henry Stokes’s residence. One horse fell, the rider was thrown, and the horse was badly hurt though the rider escaped serious injury. Townsfolk say the goreeds said true. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted for renewed strength and appetite.
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Emmitsburg
Galt
C. Henry Stokes
B. Rily
Two Shots Fired and Suspect Arrested in Street Feud
West Atkinson Street buzzed with excitement as gunfire sparked a confrontation between two groups. Clarence Nelson and Whitlam Jes faced police, Nelson fled but was later captured and fined $5 after appearing before Magistrate Bier. John Wie, about twenty, was jailed on charges stemming from an alleged assault on Minnie Kreig, bail set at $100. Elmer Potman appeared before Magistrate Bier after a Friday shooting. he posted $300 bail for the next court term.
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Tataiday
Clarence Nelson
Whitlam
Derlag Tox
Heol R
Mr. Kenger
Nelut
Sacley Mapag
Nelsur
Lllegad Asfault
John Wie
Souog
Msn
Braddock
Coanty
Theraday
Tutdot
Minnie Krelg
OK Ball
Elmer Potman
Edward Kline
Bier
Fox Newa
Potman
Cours
Post Election Wheelbarrow Wager Parade in Emmittsburg
Emmittsburg held a festive post election event last Saturday as Charles O. Rowe Republican and Annie Hoke Democrat enacted a wheelbarrow wager ride through town. Rowe rode while Annie steered, drawing a large crowd. other wheelbarrows and a horn player accompanied the parade. Taneytown meanwhile celebrated the Republican victory with torchlight procession and a Keysville float highlighting revived industry under McKinley administration.
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Emmishere Chronicle
The
Chronicle
Charles O. Rowe
Misa Annie Hoke
Bryn
McKinley
Abn
Rowe
Annie
Highterelock
Emmit Houser
Ively Galt
Emmittsburg
Rows
Frank Lawrence
James Slagle
Harry Stout
Ed. Rider
Thamas Lansinger
Ed. McGlaughlin
ASIL
Taneytown
Carroll County
Keysville
Meninley
Willem Jesse Roberts
George B. Kreuz
Stanley Reaver
Maurice Dotters
Edward Kemper
Franklin Bowercox
Deaths of William H. Miles Jacob Baer Eugene Norris Mussetter
The death notices report William H. Miles a 52 year old colored man who died at Montevue Hospital after mania. Jacob Baer aged 79 4 months 4 days who died at his sister in law’s residence on North Market Street. Eugene Norris a 48 year old colored man who died at his residence of typhoid fever. and Charles P. Mussetter son of Oliver Mussetter who died at home of consumption aged 22. Funeral arrangements are noted for each, with dates and locations.
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WM Elh
Niles
William H. H. Miles
Montevue Hospital
Manis
Montegue
Jacob Baer
A. H. Harringwn
North Market Street
Tueday
Olivet Cemetery
Eugene Nore
Eugene Norris
North Kjeichsrt
Confederate Monument Unveiled in Grace Cemetery
A funeral ceremony marked the burial of a Confederate monument at Grace Cemetery in River Spring Missouri. Veterans from Washington and nearby areas attended the event with a Washington band rendering a hymn as Captain KR Butt Lewis led the service. The monument honors seventeen unknown dead from Rhodes' Division Early's Corps killed July 19 1864 in the failed attempt to seize the capital. Two brothers Captain Bot and Lieutenant Ban of Augusta Georgia are identified among the fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilver Spring
Grace Caercb
River Spring
Moatzom
Coeely
Washington
Hitageey Brown
Hocktloe
KR. Butt Lewis
Drow
Tcas
Vrelor
Bisckwell
Treasery
Lic Confederaty Caltlers
Maryland
M.5
Toomison
Hla Associates
Emmitsburg Personal Notes and Local Visits
Emmitsburg Chronicle items report visits and travel by residents and relatives. A. A. Heck sod daughter visited Hanover. Dr R L Annan attended a Maryland Medical and Surgical Faculty meeting in Hagerstown with his wife. relations from Baltimore and Gettysburg were listed among visitors. Insolvency hearings for Shafer involve testimony this Saturday and a Monday continuation. Also noted are local sickness updates for Louise Schrey and Mrs Jolls Dixon.
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Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg Chronicle
A. A. Heck
Hanover
R.L. Annan
Medical and Ublurgical Faculty of
Maryland
Hagerstown
Obarien K. Hardman
Baltimore
G. Meade Patterson
Quincy Shoemaker
Mies Hettie Dorsey
Gracaham
Mies Hattis Welly
George G. Byers
Gettysburg
Albert Smith
Auguein Arnold
Ohio
George Steckman
Gertrude
Alica
Anse Anpan
Laurie Annan
J. Henry Stokes
Middletown
This County
Samus L. Rowe
W. D.colriflower
Warfieldaburg
Carroll County
Alexander Holland
Kansas City
O. A. Horners
Dr Hartley Clinics At City Hotel Wednesdays
Local notice states Dr Hartley can be consulted at the City Hotel Frederick every Wednesday from 12 to 7 pm for nose throat lung and related diseases. Also advertises a restaurant offering a large plate of oysters fried or stewed for 15 cents with a parlor to dine in and takeout boxes. Oysters sold by pint quart or gallon at C W Harrisons 76 South Market rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Harrison’a
South Market E Rest
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Rogock & Neldig
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Cherry Ran
W.va
Misa Bessis Ciazangh
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Harp
Myersville
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Tadan
J. C. Bowers
Jeffer
Psstor
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Streat
Twelfth
George 3. Bowers
M. L. Beard
Middleton
Carroll County Notes
Bor Pald
Hood
Fueng
Ailegul
Aauht
Dpmman Kelaard
Post-Election News
Shafer
Louise
Rye
Lie Freire
Susess Maur Uck
Subvalik &Vhry Loe S
Abteschan
Chkapel
Joan Heenpakxson
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Rang Grocery Co
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Central Hardware Co Ca
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Centeal Harpwarz
Rodquue & Neidig
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Bentere Krone Sanitary Rey Bendets
Boduck & Neidig
A. £ Sick & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
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James KE. Walker
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Buffalo
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N. Hauer
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Ootidawim
A. B. Bargett
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Rochester
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Norte Market ST
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