Antietam Monument Plans for Maryland Soldiers
The Antietam Battlefield Commission under Governor Lowndes outlines a competition for a Maryland soldiers memorial to be placed near the Dunkard Church on the battlefield. It anticipates a granite or bronze monument with eight inscription spaces, funded by about 10,000 dollars, honoring both Union and Confederate Marylanders and promoting unity.
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Antistam
Lowndes
Maryland
George R. Graham
To Commission
Antietam
General Assembly
Wnion
Rhett
Dunkard Church
Antitan Station
Norfolk and Western Railway
Keadysville
Washington County
Angus
Brown
Brockenbrough
Purnell
Sixth Virginia troops in trouble again in camp
Macon Georgia November 21 1898 the Sixth Virginia negro regiment under arrest in camp in Bacon with arms and ammunition taken. About midnight Saturday eighty broke through lines to town intending to kill Provost guards. General Wilson ordered Colonel Gaillard to arrest them. Third Engineers found rioting and disorder. Further trouble expected when released.
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Virginia
Macon
Knoxville
Bacon
Unes
Wilson
Gaillard
Engineers
Perry fire rages through business district in Iowa
Perry Iowa November 21 fire consumes Mitchells livery barn and Grand Leader stores and spreads along Second Street. Wind drives flames toward residences, Methodist church and Citizens bank destroyed as Des Moines and nearby fire units respond. Detroit Italian church dedication details and boxing match news follow.
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Beyond Control
Ang
Grand Leader Department
Methodist Church
Citizens’ Bank
Kefauver Pullman Wedding in Washington
Olive Camilla Pullman and Clarence D. Kefauver of Middletown wed at Capt. M. A. Austin's Washington home. Officiating was Rev. Leslie A. Moore. After a Northward wedding trip, they will reside in Middletown, home to friends after December 1. Charles W. Smith of Frederick and Fannie R. Russell of Baltimore married November 20 at the Methodist Episcopal Church South parsonage by Rev. J. H. Wilhite.
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Kefauver—Pullman
Olive Camilla Pullman
Clarence D. Kefauver
Middletown
M.A. Austin
Washington
Leslie A. Moore
Church of Our Father
Frederick
Fannie R. Russell
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
J. H. Wilhite
Real estate sale of Pearl farm to Emanuel Stup
Real estate broker B Cramer sold the 50 acre Pearl farm in New Market district from Mrs Henrietta B Kemp and Wm H Kemp to Emanuel Stup for 1590 dollars. Also notice on Chamberlain's Croup Remedy praising its quick action, sold by A T Pearre.
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Saie
B. Cramer
Henrietta B. B. Kemp
Wm. H. Kemp
Pearl
New Market District
Emansuel Stup
Chamberlain
Pearre
Erick
How to Look Good
An early health tip promotes "Electric Bitters" as a cure for dull looks caused by stomach and liver issues. It claims benefits for the skin and complexion and advertises the product at Pearre's drug store for fifty cents. The ad also mentions use for babies.
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Pearre
The Great Medical Discovery Against Consumption
A historical ad style notice touts Dr. Pierre's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure and preventive for consumption. It recounts a patient from Kentucky who improved after using the remedy, claims high success rates, and urges readers to request the World’s Dispensary medical adviser by mail with a small payment.
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Christendom
Jordan
Coruna Winter Co
Kyma
Dhee
Roy
Taycas
Treree
Freud
Dr. Pierre
Frep
Funerals and Bank Purchases Highlight WeeKender News
Funeral services were held Saturday for Mery B. Miller of South Market Street with interment at Olivet Cemetery, pallbearers named and Carty acting as funeral director. Peter B. Stonifer’s funeral followed at St Paul’s Church Point of Rocks with pallbearers listed and Etehison as director. Messrs Reno Warp Khanuer A. Young and C W Johnson traveled to Baltimore to buy a bank outfit for Myersville Savings Bank as directors planned stock talks and band officers spoke of the bank’s promising outlook.
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Mery B
Edgar L. Miller
Pine
South Market Strest
Reno $. Warp
Khuer A. Young
Charles W. Johnson
Baltimore
Myersville Savings Bank
Shoes fit for tiny feet and cautious buyers
The ad touts properly fitted shoes for men women and children at low prices. It criticizes unqualified shoe fitters and promises comfort through expertly measured fittings. It also promotes homemade boots and shoes from the D D Institute with a large winter assortment.
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Euurantes
Cradey
Geo. A. Gilbert
Market St
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Choice
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N. Market St
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Grover Graham
Cuntanford
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Central Hardware Company
Old Central Hotel
W. Patrick S
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