Gibson Wins Nominal Damages in Westminster Suit
In Carroll County Circuit Court a suit by Wm A Gibson against Charlies Crawford yielded nominal damages of one dollar after a September assault in Washington during the National Encampment. Dr Herring spoke for Gibson and ex-Judge Bond for Crawford. The case drew community interest. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Miller wife of Capt Wm H Miller Hampstead aged twenty four, survived by husband and two children. Heptasophs of Mount Carmel report building a hall with dedication planned on Thanksgiving Day.
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Carrvoll
Westminster
Wm. A. Gibson
Charlies Crawford
Plain
Order of Seven Wise Men
Mount Carmel
Law Court Confirms Three Sentences In Weekend Hearings
Tony and Jones, colored, were committed to jail by Justice Eckstein for thirty days in default of a 295 dollar fine after being charged as druck and disorderly. Lewis Wineberry, colored, was fined 1595 dollars and discharged after paying the fine for disturbing the peace. State v Charles Fank was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence in a dwelling intrusion case before Justice Hewes.
Resolutions of Regret Adopted by Frederick Daughters
The Frederick Chapter Daughters of the Revolution met on Saturday and passed a resolution expressing sympathy for the bereaved family of Air. Robert McPherson. Mrs. McPherson was the chapter's oldest member. Real estateSale of the Buckey property at Mt Clessant transferred from Lydia A. Buckey to Mordecai C. Jones of Walkersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Daughters of the Revolution
Air
Robert McPherson
McPherson
Organization of the Daughters of the Revolution
Noah E. Cramer
Resi Estate and Fire Insurance
Mordecai C. Jones
Walkersville
Lydia A. Buckey
Mt. Clessant
Light Snow and Local Notices From Emmitsburg
Snow fell lightly yesterday morning in Emmitsburg with local notices of stage plans and events. Peter F. Surkett relocates to East Main Street. upcoming meetings include the Hagerstown Steam Engine works closing and a dancing association planning their next event.
Ministers Discuss Parliament of Religions Meeting
The Ministerial Association met at its usual place to discuss the Parliament of Religions. A committee of Drs Beale Eschbach and GU prepared resolutions on the death of Dr Philip Schaff of New York. The next topic will compare the merits of preaching versus visitation.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Eschbach
Philip Schaff
New York
Social Roundups Highlight Venison Supper And Rosepand Event
Mr. J. Lee Simmons hosted a venison supper at Sheppard's Court Street restaurant featuring game from his hunting trip. Invitations issued for the Rosepand Social second soiree at Junior Hall next Thursday with a volunteer committee. United Drum Band plans a Thanksgiving Night dance with committee members named.
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J. Lee Simmons
Sheppard’s
Court Street
Mr. Simmons
Sheppard
Messrs
R. R Young
J. Lochner
C.S Wilson
T. Baumgartner
Geo. Stel
J. Wilson
Wm Baumgartner
United
Clive A; Gance
Messrs. C. Doll
Geo. A. Barek
E C. Albaugh
L. C Winklemas
H. Rowe
H. W. Cook
Annual Inspection of Reynalds' Post No 2 GA
At their headquarters this evening the annual inspection of Reynalds Post No 2, G A R will take place. The department commander and officers will be present. After the inspection ceremonies the post will conduct a public camp fire with refreshments and entertainment for attendees.
Prize Winner and Emerald Ring Featured in Local Draw
The Las prize draw announced a winner Mrs. Anus Eli of Fifth Street with the number 10. A diamond ring described as an emerald life jewel center stone was shown as a prize, and the company prepared for Branswick this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las
Hot Springs Medicine Company
Tne
Anus Eli
Branswick
Alcock's Porous Plasters Promote Quick Pain Relief
A vintage ad touts Alcock's Porous Plasters as the quickest remedy for pains and aches. It claims superiority, urging readers to demand the product and dismiss competitors as inferior under the authority of medical authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicock
Jool
Alcock
Allcock
Ani
Skeleton Found Near Bowie After Train Death
A white man’s skeleton was found yesterday in bushes near the Bowie area, about twenty feet from the railroad. The body showed a crushed left face, destroyed head, and decayed clothing including a black suit and two blue striped aborts. No shoes or hat were found. No missing person’s report exists in the neighborhood. An inquest will determine the death cause.
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Bowie
News of the Churches Prominent meetings and ministers listed
The Reformed Guild led by Mr. Lewis A. Rice held a praise and promise meeting. A missionary meeting is planned next Sunday at Pleasant Hill with Mr R R Harp as speaker. Rev Osborne Ingle exchanged pulpits with Rev Walter Griggs of Poolesville. St Marys Chapter meets Wednesday. The Bible class of the Brotherhood of St Andrew meets tomorrow at All Saints Chapel. The German Baptists hold their annual love feast tomorrow on West Fourth street. Rev Farring conducts revival at Fairview near Mt. Pleasant with large attendance. Meetings at the M E Church grow, with Rev Vanarsdine of Frostburg preaching morning and evening. Hon M G Crner to lead evening. Rev George Bacon of Hagerstown and Rev C Nicholson of Cumberland to assist during the week. Meetings continue nightly through the week except Saturday. three young men converts reported. Epworth League led by Miss Sadie Davall last evening.
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Reformed Guild
Lewis A. Rice
The
Reformed Church
Pleasant Bill
Harp
Osborne Ingle
Walter Griggs
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Foere
St. Mary's
Epworth League
Sadie Davall
Woman's College Notes Highlight Lesbian Literary Society Events
The Lesbian Literary Society held its weekly meeting with several guests and extended invites to weekly and public winter gatherings. A vocal duet See the Pale Moon by Newton and Albert drew an encore. The library is updating war records and the music department plans a Christmas concert. Mrs D E Albert of Latrobe visits daughter Miss Bertas.
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Woman's College
Lesbian Literary Society
Misses Newton
Albert
Misses Miller
Hough
Miss Bownie
Irene Martin
Miss Derr
Echo of Lucerne
Miss Leart Roller
Coll Ge
D.E. Albert
Latrobe
Bertas
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals Report
Yesterday's hotel arrivals list names from several regions and counts guests from county and city. Notable names include Orry Hots George Whitelack H Little F S Glove WoF Hanlin Balti more D F Lane EL Doster F B McAloy Philadelphis D BR Weis New Fors county 2 Canums House C J McCarty Co lumbis Pa J Ede Sweeney Har burg PI William F Kinston New York from the county 1 from the city Grorr House D G Proutz 5 W Thompson Westminster M P Hein ricks Milwaukee 13 from the county and 1 from the city.
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Orry Hots
George Whitelack
H.little
F.S Glove
Wof
Hanlin
Baltimore
F. Lane
EL Doster
FB. McAloy
Philadelphis
D. BR. Weis
New Fors
County
Canums House
C. J. McCarty
Columbis
Sweeney
Harburg
William F Kinston
New York
Not Yee Caught The Colored Man Seeks Express Money Order Suspect
Authorities continue pursuit of a man who attempted to pass an express money order raised from two to fifty dollars at B. Resenour & Sons clothing shop. Investigators believe they have the suspect identified and are watching the lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Resenour & Sons
Real Peate Treisfers Nimrismihildsen To Sm'th
Unclear OCR fragment mentions land measure 146 acres 2 rods and 71 perches and a wedding related note. Names and places are obscured, rendering precise events uncertain.
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Real
Nimrismihildsen
Guaranteed Cure Ad Promises Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Dr Kucxs New Discovervicr for coughs and colds with a money back guarantee. It mentions bottle refunds, a price point, and references to a druggist at 255,502 So. Druggsis. Names Doug Stave and a Brood Purfer product are listed amid the dubious claims.
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Kucxs
Discovervicr
Crapones Tarai Botirs
Rou & Peares
Doug
Larey
Bane
Rari
Selections From The State News In Queen Anne County And Dorchester
Reports from Queenstown and Dorchester detail fires destroying several buildings, a fatal accident near Princess Anne, and arrests in the Dorchester Circuít Court. Naval cadets win at Franklin and Marshall, and local lodge news promotes Thanksgiving events and the pine tree themed ball. A cough remedy, Pen Ning, is advertised near the end.
Keely League formed at Frederick with officers elected
Frederick residents form the Keely League at a law office meeting led by P F Pampel. James T Harbin and Dr William Leech attend as notable guests while N J Wilson is named president and P Pampel treasurer. A Woman's auxiliary League is planned and advertisements list post office letters.
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Frederick
N J. Wilson
John W. Poole
Tressurer
P. & Pempell
Africa
India
Scitob's Cure Offered With Guarantee
An 19th century remedy titled Scitob's Cure is advertised with a guarantee and a pricing scheme including one centadose 25cts, 50c, and $1.00. Sold by Garretts and Pearre. Distributors advertise the product for consumption cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scitob
Garretts&s Pearre
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United States
the Daily News
California Fig Syrup CO
Francisco
CAL Egupsible
York
ESSR
North Market Street
P.S
Wat
Evesery
Fant
Faust
Peter F. Surkett
Hazerstown
Anne Hooters
East Main Street
Emmitsburg
Amazon
Pacific Ocean
Agricultural Society
Geo. Wm. Cramer
Hagerstown Steam Engine and Machine Company
D. C Winebrewer
A. H. Harrington
England
Board of School Commissioners
News OF the Churches
Singerly
Queenstown
Queen Anne's
Geo. L. Hicks
Vornartrile
Dorchester County
Wan Ont
J. A. White
Forest
Naval Cadeta
Franklin and Marshall College
Foot-Oul
Academy
Jasac H. Conditt
New Jersey
Presbyterian Church
Hagerstown
Washinington
George Powell
Princess Anne
Feil
St. John’s College
King Willam’s School
George L. Austin
Dorchester
Wr. J. Phillips
John Ryan
Joseph Bergeo
Elijah Carey
Cambridge
Pornty Lodge
C. G.F
Committee On Program
Romimaloat
Committee On Trees
Good Templar’ Guide
Steiner Bros
Cott
N. Kk. Fairbank & CO
Chicago
ST. Lolis
Hilch
Peter
Price
Cresp, Inc
Forbes
Eltzer
George A. Gilbert
E. Patrick
Frederick City
Laprms
W. EB Alien
G. BR
CL Ramilton
N.J Homine
Lillie Summers
Hosia Thompson
Ida Tyler
SP Ancuar
Arivon
Baorkok
China
London
Ers
Garrett
Pbarre
Kentucky
W. M. Terns
Elkton
Camberlan
Garrett & Pearce
Frederik
Lana
George A. Teillinger
Pennsylvania Railroad
Palladelphia
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Dennis Murphy
Edward Young
George Stull
Richard Anderson
A.J Gilloff
F. Schroeder
Edward Nelson
East Church Street
Bessie Worthington
West Third Street
Garrette & Pesrre
Sexton Grand
Tron King
Noble Gook
Ofi
E. Z. Rensburg
Carlin House
Frederick, Md
Pewichesters Corlieh
Sara
Rome
Dore
Arta Dangesos Tebek
Seliger
Chichester Chemical Go
Madieor
Philad
Parston
Calcutta
Roanoke
A. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick ST
W. L. Douglas
WL. Douglas
Brockton
AL RL
Yeakle, Predefice
Caprea Mus
IL Borkes
Ee Gavise
Parachute i
Gautighi & Sons
Erceenels
Mayer
Eat Po
W.H. B. Etchison
South Market
Frederick, Ad
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