Hymeneal Celebration and Local Notices
Hymeneal of Mr Morgan E H Lary and Miss Clara A Hornwill held at Pine Grove Church Me Auwy. Church Anniversary marks 50 years for Churchville Presbyterian with Rev Robert H Wallisme as active participant. Clocking ahead, seventy Ave post packers term expirations near March 4. Charles Walker Frostburg remains active. John H Owings Howard County appointed circuit court clerk to fill vacancy of Louis J Watkins until next general election. Siege Jed Ate bond and began Krechlere duties yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan EH Lary
Clara A. Hornwill
Pine Grove Shareh
Auwy
Charles . Walker
Frostburg
John H. Owings
Howard County
Louis J. Watkins
Jed Ate Bond
Fun and Music by G Fields Minstrels
A clipping notes G Fields Minstrels will perform with burnt cork makeup and lively acts. It praises the troupe for strong singing dancing intricate marches and costumes and claims the company is very strong and entertaining for a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freid & Co
Wayre
Ind
Elliott City Notes on Crime and Flood Damage
Werrie Ureen, a 25 year old colored woman, was tried by Justice Cook yesterday for shoplifting a dress from the house of Vter Johnson. Convicted and sentenced to sixty days in Howard County jail. Heavy rain since Sunday evening has damaged the E. & O. bridge area, with derricks and trestles ruined and the river crossing site obstructed pending repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott City
Werrie Ureen
Cook
Stesloga
Drees
Vter Johnson
Howard
Mheott City
C. A. Gambrill
Ateria
Meeting of the nitec Fire Company on South Market Street
A meeting of Fire Company members appointed to plan purchases for the engine reviewed a heater fund. The cost is about $200 and members may contribute coins as needed. N J Wilson was named collector, with other officers listed. The heater is seen as essential to save minutes in firefighting readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nitec Fire Company
Merket
Nickese
N. J. Wile ‘Sen
Benj. Blacketone
Ges. Kolb
G.vanforeen
J.B. Tyson
N. J. Wilson
Itza
County Correspondence From Jefferson And Surrounding Areas
Jefferson notes report Republican torchlight meeting planned for the 29th, plus local social visits, property auctions, and school plans. Mentions Mrs Vincent Lanner and Miss Fannie, conference close, and possible postmaster candidates among five local gentlemen.
Misplaced chisel wounds foot during packing
Foot injury reported after Edward Cramer dropped a chisel while packing P. J. Fitzgerald goods for shipment to Baltimore. The cut pierced the sheet and required urgent care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cramer
P. J. Fitzgerald
Baltimore
Fox Chase Planned in City on Thanksgiving Day
A fox chase will occur in the city on Thanksgiving under the management of Mesers. James Loewe and George Lochrer. Entrance fees are about 50 cents, so a large crowd is expected. The chase will likely start from a convenient northern city location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
James Loewe
George Lochrer
Esidiea Heat towers of Lucy Barnes event
The towers of Lucy Barnes took place on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services were held at Quinn A Maxwell church with Rev. Daniel Draker officiating assisted by Rev. Valerine and Rev. Teyor-Ibe. Pallbearers were Golen T. Hail, Greerberry Stenton, Ches E Goins, Wm Deering Washington Reopals, Andrew Jones. Interment at Greenmount. A. T. Rice & Son undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esidiea
Lucy Barnes
Quinn
Chavel A. M. E. Church
Daniel Draker
Valerine
Teyor-Ibe
Golen T. Hail
Greerberry Stenton
Ches E Goins
Wm Deering
Hotel Arrivals At Principal Hotels Since Yesterday
A list of guests arriving at ITV Hotel Carlin House and Central Hotel includes G W Beller J Limmokn F M Handy J W Norman EC Stanch and others from New York Pa Ky Va and beyond. The report notes arrivals at three main hotels, with multiple passengers and counties cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ITV
ES Fairback
ML Hartman
W A James
J Limmokn
G W Beller
B A Dougherts
Batto
F M Handy
J W Norman
EC Stanch
New York
XN Plummer
J H Mverdees
A Hartman
L W Reiences
A Moffett
Wd Marweil
L H Kineley
County
Indoor and outdoor meetings planned at Barracks and Square
Tonight there will be an indoor meeting at the Barracks and an open air meeting on the Square Corner with Tas at 7 15 and Captain Lampton to conduct services. It is noted Captain Cartwright may soon assume charge of the army in this city, following earlier meetings. Weather outlook hints at a severe winter with ice and snow between November 20 and 26, and a snowy Christmas dawn anticipated.
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Tomorow
Mybonning
Eehabgen LP
Qhloweag
S. A
Lampton
Cartright
Annie Cartnight
Ia Giara
Tn Cowserland
Reddad
Mountzies
Ayer
C. Rinker
Waterford
BR. UL. Shaff
Lovettsville
O. W. Shaff
Knoxtville
A.M Evers
G.B. Church
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio railroad elects new board of directors
At the annual stockholders meeting in Baltimore over 96 000 shares were represented. The board elected for the coming year includes Charles F Mayer James Sloan Jr Wm F Boras Decatur H Miller W H Bleckford Aubrey Paarre George DeB Kem Wesley A Tucker Maurice Grege J Willcox Brown Wo G Atkimain and Wm F Frick Frick succeeds Robert Garrett and Geo D B Keim joins the Reading railroad faction The sixty second annual report was presented but not made public The new board will meet for organization on the third Wednesday in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Onio Railroad
Baltimore
Charles F. Mayer
James Sloan, Jr
Wm. F. Boras
Decatur H. Miller
W. H. Bleckford
Aubrey Paarre
George Deb Kem
Wesley A. Tucker
Maurice Grege
J. Willcox Brown
Wo. G. Atkimain
Wm F. Frick
Wm. F. Frick
Garrett
Robert Garrett
Geo. D B. Keim
Reading Railroad
Tragic Shooting in Montgomery County Claims Two Brothers
In Knowles Station the 12 year old Robert Rey was shot and killed by his 10 year old brother Prescot. The incident occurred after their father Alfred Rey left a gun in the stable and the youths mishandled a walnut cracking task. The gun discharged fatally injuring Robert. The funeral was held at Greenmount Cemetery. The Montgomery County court begins criminal docket with charges including murder and manslaughter.
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Montgomery Co. Matters
Robert Rey
Prescot
Alfred Rey
Knowles Station
Montgomery County
Afr
Ray
Greenmount Cemetery
Montgomery County Court
Dunkard Love Feast Held Across Carroll County
German Baptists of Dunkerde held their annual love feast with elders officiating at Woodkerry in Baltimore County. Attendees came from Double Pipe Creek Sam's Creek and other parts of Carroll County. Services followed their traditional worship, stressing good works and communal harmony without salaried pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerde
Ores
A Joke on a College President at Wilson Female College
President John Edger of Wilson Female College faced a nighttime prank staged by town youths. A fake note summoned him to intervene as a supposed eloping pupil and her escort, a staged arrest and rush to the eight thirty train on the Western Maryland line, ending with the college head humiliated yet undeterred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edger
Wilson Female College
Wetern Maryland
Edgar
Miss Fannie Yingling Visits in Liberty Area
Local notes report Miss Fannie Yingling of near Liberty visiting Miss Diftendal on 24th Street. Ex County Commissioner Charles Boorper of Highland spent the day in the city with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Yingling
Near Liberty
Ditfendal
Charles Boorper
Highland
Hattie Drill
Mary Hllleary
Usar
Berrieville
Relph R. Bowers
Baltimore
J. Ed. Bower
Hooi
Lerch and
Latbert
Woramen
Mies Fanne Lothner
Wesh Lngi
Death of farmer Owings in Carroll County Typhoid Toll
David A Owings, a farmer residing near Warnordsburg in Carroll County, died Sunday of peritonitis superimposed by typhoid fever at age 11 for nearly three months. An active Democrat, he had chaired county election committees for over 20 years. Most of his family are ill with typhoid and his son Thomas B aged 18 died a week earlier after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A Owwings
Warnordsburg
Carroll County
Owings
Tsomes
Lutheran Conference Opens in Boonsboro With Talks
The Lutheran Conference opened in Boonsboro and plans a program for today. Topics include the duty of the church to its youth and community, toward colleges and seminaries, Lutheran doctrine of the Lord's Supper, and methods of collecting funds for general benevolence. Revs Deik Cook Miller Keller Graybill Siester Heys Miller Bell and Jones participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Conference
Boonsboro
Reva
Keedy
Babat
Avrand
Deik, Cook and Miller
Keller, Graybill and
Siester
Real Estate Transfers in Frederick County This Week
The county clerks office records transfers from William Adams trusteeAnn Dimbright and others in Frederick city for amounts from 75 to 2650 dollars. Transactions include estates executor John W Fabler to Mary Pabier 41 acres and 13 perches, and multiple transfers involving Adams trust properties, Lambert Kathie EB, Shephard G S Thomas and others with various parcels of land and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Adams
Ann Dimbright
Frederick City
Lambert
Katee EB
John W Fabler
Mary Pabi
Penrose
Frederick
Carrol Consties
Boover
Sarzh Biz
John D Dable
Susan R Nel Ron
Mary Jane Cary
Frederick County
Naghbors
Wil
Calvi H Heifer
Burkcart
David Shen
Fredrics County
Shee Adams
Edy E Adame
Adams
Vienne
Adaueral
Francie H Eagte
Ida
Asenith E. Murphy
Ahas J Hoof
Catharine Enis
Pee Whitney
Colgate & Co Perfumery Holiday Gifts
Colgate & Co presents a diverse selection of perfumes toilet articles and superfine soaps for holiday gifting. The un rivalled assortment includes gifts suitable for all recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate & Co
Graceham Mits Society Lecture Series Tonight
Graceham Mits Society hosts an entertainment evening featuring a descriptive European lecture by Rev. B. W. Shields of York Pennsylvania. It is one of six lectures planned for the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceham Mits Society
B. W. Shields
York
Local musical visit entertains at Friday event
Report describes Miss Amanda E. and Mrs Thomee Fox visiting the city, the group returning Monday, and Tre Saide Band performing a sharp, well received program with Citizen audience. Prof. G. EF. Stu leads the ensemble, noted for rapid improvisation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda E
Thomee EK
Fox
Zimmerman
Ine
Wight
G. EF. Stu
Freight train crew released after manslaughter charge
Out oo Rail Winfield Scott Stier and James E Welch the conductor and engineer of the freight train linked to the October 6 Metrop litan branch accident were held on manslaughter charges and jailed in Rockville. They appeared in court with James Roberts of Baltimore as surety for 5000 each and the case was continued to the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo Rail
Winfield Scott Stier
James E. Welch
Metropoltan
Rockville
Sheritf Waiteon
James Roberts
Baltimore
Charch
Singed Cete and Singed Cate Cake Recipe Note
A brief note on Chas Hoyt's forthcoming drama titled A Singed cat and the origin of the term from homemade cakes called Singed cate. It then provides a simple cake dough recipe using 4 eggs, 1 pound sugar, a pinch of soda, and buttered bake on a tin, with variations of resting overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Hoyt
Thanksgiving Day origins and Westminster parade report
The article mixes ancient origins of Thanksgiving with a Westminster celebration. It notes a 1575 Leyden festival, hints at English Gunpowder Plot reflections, and describes a Southampton Long Island harvest custom. It also details Westminster’s Republican parade with 5000 in attendance, lanterns, fireworks, and notable speakers and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Leyden
Southampton
Easthampton
Long Island
Montauk Point
Zaya
Bantuaneth
Montauk
New Art School to Open in City by Mr Marion Dyer
Mr Marion Dyer, long in Chicago art study, will soon open an art and crayon school here. He is described as a capable artist with high honors and is expected to attract much patronage. The note reflects local correspondents guidance and editorial practices from a New York association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Dyer
Chicago
Dyer
New York Editoraal Association
Wmn
HL. Glark
Courtland Standard
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ZEW
A. Galkert
Churchrille
Harford County
Presbyterian Church
Robert H. Wallisme
Geerfeld
Drexrzap
Jesse Beard
Waynesboro
P.pe Creex
Moss
Lancaster
A. J. Smyth
Jafferecon
Jefferson
Jeffereon
Vincent Lanner
Middletown
Mies Fannie
Musa Sallie Zimmerman
Micra Ha Tre Stockman
D. Schindler
Milton 5
Biggs
Millwright
B. Lewis & Lone Mall
Berlin
Lewes O. Whip
H.C. Sulwer
Whip
Horatio Zutte
Florence Grove
Moliie Culler
Lutheran
Lcs
Rebecca Shaff
Sue
Mab- Jon Arnold
Mica Fankie Danner
Frederick Muller
Muller
Mechanicstown
A. Hedges
Carlin House
Gentral Hotre
F Ulich, Jr
Brown
Balte
G Jobreen
C Jamison
Moore
Stumburger
Ayers
Col. L. V. Baughman
Wilcox
Nearies Mollis Woeat
Washington
Seecees Rwalts
Hall
Ite Merite
Indisputa
Mr Wa
Bratley
Ples
Ard
Westminster
M.renziwan
A. B McRello
Col. K. Herr
H. M Clebiugh
Joseph B. Books
Harry Brough
Wm. B.thames
John B.hineton
C. C. Carrens
Levi Frizer
Wakefield Stansbury
Merrymas
Union Mills
Meadow Branch
Oliver Norrie
Middleburg
Henry Stockbridge
Acd
Wim. BM
Marine
Garpat
Mullinix & Kemp
Hood
Boston
Arsaparila
Flood
Tieod
CF Hood CA
Apothecavies
Lowell
Mass
Pitteen
Caan
P.orovesia
Marrasti
J. E. Sheppard
St. Kisetaura
Market Street
Rovidain
Cere
Tyau Forgeji
Ie Elweys
Seery
W. Brast A Co
Petrick Street
Wilibe
Tan
W. Cronk
Battimore Ma
Aticehe
Mt Walk
Kree Celery
Mallen Green House
Neve
Bartainly Aise
Euf
B. B. Clagett
Olstin Ewahd
Carol
Wil. Cox Oa Biarhey
Leon Tor
Zeon UK
Sitin
Cale
Joba RB
Hargett
Patrick
Sarre Streets
Harroy
Brederink
Mal
Noritalw
IFWZ
South Market
Apeir
Winebrewer
Alt Sulpis Stree
Ft. J. Mawel
Saab
Frederic Esun
Eell
East Fifth
Jovring
Cleck Ebalra
Jamal Wood
Samall
Téeask
George J. Boads
Ac Roves
Whitewill Keilst
Pricen Heriae
Florist
South Atrect
Cacitadine
George Hing
E.feord Eureet Predprick
Oothhiar
Alyer
Avi Ayers
Samuel Page
Austin St
Lowdh
Brooklyn
Mars
Genevia Belanger
Brulgest
Sprinzfield
Agers
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