Local News Highlights From Barford and Baltimore Area
The Daily News reports on Barford county farmers forming an protection association against thefts, and the Westington county animal mastication group. Court actions include Richard H. Béelin declining a defense related case, and judges Binks and Nolan appointing Edward H. Stone clerk of Garrett Circuit Court.Maryland cases mention a man sentenced to ten years for murdering his stepdaughter and Louis Benson serving a life term for complicity in a murder. Naval and railroad items note a sailor’s account, Matt Kersey’s alleged hospital transfer, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad receivers authorized to issue $56,000,000 in certificates to cover debts and fund improvements including Camden Station. The receivers also authorize surrender of the Stranburg and Harrisonburg Branch to the Southern Railway.
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Richard H. Béelin
George Matthews
Bis Fe
Louis Benson
Maryland
Kersey
Baltimore
Coven
Belt Railroad
Camden Station
Racelvers
Stranburg and Harrisononrg
Baltimore and Hilo
Southern Railway
Dr Stafford Lecture at City Opera House
The Baltimore Banner notes Rav De Stafford will lecture on January 27 under Catholic Club auspices at City Opera House. Stafford, a young man with national renown for oratory and learning, has spoken before diverse audiences and impressed all with his eloquence. The lecture titled Dickens, Power and Patrica promises strong delivery.
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Stafford
de. Stafford
Oity Opera House
Baltimore
Dickens
Mountain Fire Rages Near Barper's Ferry Gap
A mountain fire has been raging on the east side of Seul Mountaie near Barper's Ferry Gap since Sunday, threatening nearby timber and prompting evacuations as crews fight the blaze with water and retardant.
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Barper
The Girl About Town: November Notes and Holiday Hints
A brisk column mixes November weather with holiday preparations across Frederick. Local happenings include markets, Christmas displays, church events, and social visits to Middletown and Antietam, with reflections on travel, railroads, and community life as Thanksgiving nears.
Agents Galore and Dual Lodge Session at Kemp Hall
Ever since the electric road reached Middletown the town is overrun with agents of all kinds selling pictures books spectacles and medicine. The twentieth session of Dual Lodge LOG T of Marylacd will be held at Kemp Hall Frederick on Wednesday December 2.
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Middletown
Dual Lodge
Lo.g. T
Marylacd
Kemp Hall
Frederick
Hidsletown moving ox to new coal lumber yard
In Middletown Walter and Kefanwer, sons of local residents, plan to start a coal lumber phosphates lime and farming implement business near Siddietown. They will build a 150 foot long frame structure with a combined car and freight shed at the electric railroad terminus. A north side store area will include a walling room and spaces for a lunch or office use. The Bowars Lumber Company of Frederick reportedly bought land from the railroad at Middletown to establish a lumber yard.
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Middletown
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Bagis
Rhoderick
Hhe
Brother Rhoderick
Middetown
Libeny
Pharmort #0
Beaner
Cistion
Mroara Walter Ent Cra
Kategyer
Aston
Lewis FP
Kefanwer
Edward Kefanwer
Siddietown
Middletomo
Edward
Fert
Streight
Useuay
Lice
Wm. D. Bowars Lamber Company
Biddietown
Men and Lyceum Meetings Highlight December Events
The men's meeting tomorrow features Ray Luther Kuhlman delivering the address followed by a special thankgiving service. The Lyceum hosts visitors from Belles Lettres Society as Victor Staley reads Cuba of Today and a debate on military instruction in public schools ends with the negative. A joint debate with Belles Lettres is planned for Friday December 4. Prof Burmeister will give a piano recital Tuesday December 1 with Miss Lila Snyder. The New York review praised Burmeister's D minor Concerto and his polished technique.
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Ray
Luther Kuhlman
Lyceum
Jno
A.J. Young
Walter
Hargett
Roger Wickham
Oscar Hbonda
Bailes Lettres Society
Burmeister
Woman's College of
Richard Burmeister
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
Lila Snyder
New York
Woman Breaks Wrist After Fall at Home
Mrs Mary Shriner mother of Mr W B Shriner of North Market street fell down stairs at her home on Thursday evening and broke her right arm at the wrist. Her son reports she is improving from the effects of the fall.
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Mary Shriner
9. W. B Shriner
North Market Street
Shriner
Christmas Openings Fold in Tas News Advertisers
Christmas openings are set to begin next week as merchants advertise in Tas News. John Eisenhauer hosts a Yule reception on Tuesday and Wednesday with chinaware and cut glass. Frank B. Sappington prepares stock for inspection while B F Knock and Son push Christmas furniture. Carty and Etchison offer full household furnishings. Smith's Temple of Fancy showcases gifts. Miss Mantz hosts a Christmas reception next Friday.
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Halmore
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Jackie Bardt
Chryssiea
Dave Groff
Jooma
Herman
Rosca
John Eisentazer
Smith
Temple O Fancy
Frederick
Tas News
John Eisenhauer
Frank B. Sappington
B. F. Knock and Son
C. C. Carty
W. H. B. Etchison
Temple of Fancy
Republican Editors Civic Group Forming Dec 2 in Baltimore
Republican editors report the formation of a four‑man Republican State Editorial Association to be organized on December 2. A meeting will be held at Regober headquarters in Baltimore to establish goals and standards for party journalism.
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Decenver
Mee
Regob‘ien Hadquaress
Bimore
Talented Frederick Artist Finishes Life-Size Portrait
Misa Nellie Thomas, a Frederick artist, completed an excellent crayon life-size portrait of Mr. Laura Chapline. Displayed in W B Etchison's shop window for two days, the gold-framed work has drawn praise for accuracy and detailed shading. Thomas, daughter of Prof. Cyrus Thomas, runs a studio at her East Church Street home.
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Frederick
Laura Chapline
W. BB. Etchison
Mies Thomas
Bea
Thomas Io
Cyrus Thomas
East Charch Treet. Y
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