Work to Begin This Fall on Keedysville to Boonsboro Railway
Construction of an electric railway from Keedysville to Boonsboro progresses with crews quartered at Boonsboro hotel. Tools and materials moved via Hagerstown are for grading by Tas contractors at the site. A power house will rise near Boonsboro on land bought from A. Untiefer, while real estate transfers include E R Wood and J Roger McSherry selling land in Frederick County for 1500 dollars.
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Keedysville
Boonsboro
Reedysville
Tas
Hagerstown
10. V. RR
A.ntaifer
E.R. Wood
J. Roger McSherry
Lewanah T. Day
Frederick County
Faust
Mr. Labadie
A. J. Wilenxon
West Second Street
East South Street
Luray Caverns
Kiracofe
Myrtle
Kee Mar College
Friendsville
Bright Iteme of Least End General Internet
A miscellaneous late 19th century column notes plentiful topics. It lists Christmas preparations, new fabrics Chrysanthemum crepa and pumpkin shades, plus odd items like the Lucania’s Atlantic crossing, rare partridges, and a school holiday dinner. Also mentions Ice making progress, a Faust onstage injury, and local anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Ocean
Lucania
West Virginia
Carlisle
Carroll Street
Farmhouse Inferno Destroys Clover Rick, Suspect Reported
A cloverrick on Mr Win Reich's farm near this city was set on fire yesterday morning by a colored tramp in a group of white vagrants. He reportedly applied the match and the blaze completely destroyed the structure. Estimated loss about 100 dollars.
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals in a County and City Mix
A list of yesterday’s hotel arrivals includes many names from Carroll County and beyond. Guests span Baltimore, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Milwaukee, and New Castle with several from Dayton and Columbia. Notable entries include members of the Fabio Romani Opera Company and multiple families and individuals from Pa and W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crrr
Chae
Wilsom
Carroll County
C- D. Cummers
Atlass Co
G.O. B. Pisher
EL M. Healey
A. Daugherty
J. French
R. M. Combs
T. A. Bareh
Henry LaFoote
F. N. Wolen
No. Kelles
L. M. Zimmerman
BM. A Rose
Ripson
N. D. Morsis
Balto
W. J. Thompson
C.A. Leber
J.B Reid
H. A. McGratt
H. Geach
Troy
A. M. Inskeep
Moorefield
W. Va
Anita Tarnau
Fabio Romani
Mary R. Swinehart
Kaule E. Barton
Heading
Alden Benedict
Misa Francis Tieh
Chas. Anderson
New Castle
Histon
Dayton
E. E. Nobles
Springfield
J. A. Roller
Grorr
Humme
Town
M. P. Henricks
Milwaukee
John Nuevell
Lancaster
John
Libhart
John B. Sherman
G. G. Gontner
J. 5. Warner
F. W. Spotten
Columbia
Hugh Larkin
Batthmore
Edgar C. Moser
Motter’s Station
Henry Wagner
Harrisburg
Canrrn Bowse
M. J. Davis
J. B. Boyer
Altoona
C. J. McCarthy
M. Whitcraft
Woodbury
Geo. D. Tollinger
Guin Tollnger
Ada Tollinger
Philadelphia
W. C. Antes
Baltimore
Fabio Romani Opera Company
Debating Society Declares Pen Mightier Than Sword
Clemsonville notes report the Clemsonville Debating and Literary Society meeting on November 17 debating the motion that the pen is mightier than the sword. The affirmative won after a close argument with listed participants and a future program planned for November 24. Nearby items include local visits, hunting results, and a parish notice about the Y P S C election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemsonville
D. G. Proutz
J. Sundergill
George B. Simpson
J. E. Spurrier
S. H. Maynard
Noah Filckinger
A. Boatson
C. S. Clemson
Col. Bohn
Hiterary Department
J. R. Sundergil
D. G Proutz
A. Maynard
G. Barnes
Bertie Fuckinger
Carl Fuckinger
Furmative
Nash Fuckinger
J. R. Sun
Harry Graham
J. E. Buffington
Charles H. Jones
Our Place
How to Treat Tramps and Public Health Advice
A garbled early 20th century notice discusses punishment for tramps by a female city police chief and shifts to public health tips for coughs colds and croup. It promotes home remedies and medical products with vendor names and prices, including Pan-Tics, Wells Laundry Blue, and other advertised cures for common illnesses. The content mixes civic governance with commercial promotions in a fragmented, period-voice style.
Remarkable heart cure tale from a distressed reader
A letter describes severe heart pain and loss of appetite that kept the writer awake and unable to sleep. After using Dr Miles New Heart Cure the writer reports improved appetite, weight gain, and renewed energy. The testimonial notes prior remedies failed and endorses the product sold by druggists and through mail order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Lottle
Miles
Harry Starr
Ah Dm
Dr. . Co
Fourth Maryland Christian Endeavor Union convention
The Maryland Christian Endeavor Union plans its fourth annual convention at Brantly Baptist Church in Baltimore on December 5. The arrangements committee reports progress with a two cent per mile railroad rate for entering delegates and tickets valid for the day. A 100-voice choir is being organized and societies statewide will be contacted to determine accommodations and attendance for the daytime sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Christian Endesvor Union
Brantly Baptist Church
Baltimore
City Union
Deaths and Obituaries of Aunt Matilda Thompson and Others
Aunt Matilda Thompson died at 55 from heart trouble after leaving Major Winchester’s service. Wm Hammond, about 78, died at home near Kemptown on November 15 and was buried at M E Church on Market. John H Bear learned of Sallie Bear’s death in Staunton and travelled by train that evening.
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Tanextown
Mary Linsh
Lizzie Eline
Chas
A. Elliott
A. Eliott
Wm. Weaver
Littlestown
Thomas 0. Eckenrode
Liberty
Father Monteverde
Father Mesd
New Windsor
M. C. Duttera
Geo.y. Kerr
Hanover
Jesse Bufington
Fairplay
Hagan
Keysville
Birnie
Annapolis
W. B. Duttera
Gettysburg College
Upton Beaver
Sanday
BE. E. Reaver
Trinity Lutheran Church
Alexander Bateman
Bilimore
Grace Reformed Church
Matilda Thompson
Nathan Maynard
Cyrus Helfenstein
M. E. Church
T. M. Baker
J. D. Pordum
J. Browning
J. Hyatt
E. Engle
W. Flemming
W. T. Lewis
Staunton
John H. Bear
Uden Mills
Sallie Bear
Mr. Bear
All Day at the Deck and Health Advertisements
A column touts daily desk work as draining to health and promotes tonics and salves. It urges exercise, endorses Fostetter's Stomach Bitters and Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and claims relief for lungs, back, and chest. Local druggists Garrett & Pearre and Steiner Bros. Drug Store advertise cures, with Dr Rae’s New Discoveries offered on trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae New Dinovey
Gar- Ton & Peartes
Doug
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United State
Governiment Food Royal
the Daily News
Electrh Railway
Syqursig
Sil
North Market Street
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Mr. Phobus
West Patrick Street
Bumtisburg
Trere
Saigon
North Markettreet
Pawnee Bhi
Mr. Sheteld
Kansas
Hee Trusso
Sciner Bros
Blake
C. L. Digendsh
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N. K. Fairbank.& CO
Chicago and
ST. Louis
Kohos
Syors Tee
Captain Sweener
Ts Ao Ser Piero
Cal Fars
Drage
Shiloh
Primias Ofce
Frederict, Marys
PSL
Uewep
Lekaia
Ruf
Drei Sz Teersard
Fiorphine Enteral
romo-Seltzer
George A. Gilbert
The
Maryland Societies
Chamberisin
Garsott & Pvarre
Frederick
Floerita
F Broum
Florida
Wold
Steiner Bros
Renoncki
W.M. Terry
Finnnu. Ry
Sassetin
Garrett & Pearre. de Ick
Sol Oy Garrett
Pearre
Drageists
Erie Meqical CO
Buffalo
N.Y
E. Patrick
Frederick, Mdj
Nelaton
Lilly, Rogers & CO
Nelaon
Paris
John Wilkins
J. A. Williamson
Frederick, Md
Sexton Grand
Tron King
Noble Gook
Frederick Stove
Patrick
D. Thomas & CO
Chicago
Sears
Remsborg
Ceriin
Paragon
G. S
Calentia
Roanoke
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
East Patrick
W. L
Joyclas
W. L Dasglas
Wr. L. Douglas
Brockton
A. A Yeakle
Gallischi
Bautschi & Sons
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WSI
Peta Pa
Esme Dench
Foopension
Seca
Souksitatiat
Pyedans
Seoticaraar
Pablor
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St
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