Local and General News Item Summary
Budget of bright items from a local paper notes shoemen wiring lines for Interpine Telephose and Telegrach between Myeretilie and Everton. A movement to organize a Literary and Debating Society in My ssellle is reported with Captain David Keller voting. A barbecue is planned near Point of Rocks. George Summel purchased seven acres east of Harmon. Wo G Cover builds an addition to his Water street fronting house in Tharmont. The Baltimore Reform League backs electing a superintendent of elections. A wild rumor on the streets is debunked. A large tree on West Syoth Street was cut down. David Hoff of Emmitsburg reports shooting a large otter in Tom's Creek.
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Interpine
Myeretilie
Everton
Gon Foot
Myssellle
David Keller
O? Hagereywo
Alet‘lona
Thavedey
George Summel
William Six
Fender
Harmon
Wo. G
Tharmont
Water Street
Baltimore Reform League
Lewis H. Bennett
Weat Syoth Street
David Hoff
Emmitsburg
Tom's Creek
Thompson Thompson-Wary Waterty wedding announced
Mr and Mrs Samuel Thompson of Hagerstown announce the marriage of their daughter Miles Wary Katherine to Mr Lewis Water ty at their home on Wednesday November 27 a t 620 p m a Century Cycling Club plans a ride from Druid Hill Park Baltimore to Westminster Frederick and Catonsville Bick Street news notes Mrs Stockman of West South street ill last night with condition worsening as health fails
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CARLS
Samuel Thompson
Hagerstown
Miles Wary Katherine
Lewis Water Ty
Lotz
Lewis Lotz
Middlewe
Miss Thompson
Century Cycling Club of Maryland
Druid Bit Park
Baltimore
Westminster
Frederick
Cots City
Holtz Family Bible Notes Reveal Early German Roots
Genealogical notes from a Holtz family Bible document John Benedict Holtz born 1717 in Barbelrode Germany and his migration to Monocacy Frederick County Maryland about 1746. It records baptisms and family events through 1763 with German church references and notes on the Barbelrode region and the Bavarian Palatinate.
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Frederick
Wiciotty
Ferber
Dr. Davie
Holtz
Bethe
Coren
Tau News
Orober
Walla of Ziva
Courkesville
Frederick County
Heecb
Eldr Hamaburg
John Goltz
Tnta
Lasmed
Germany
John Benedict Bolz
Barberoda
Tie Nook
Bardetrode
John Benedict Holts
Barbelrode
John Benedii Holtz
Jacob
Amecia
America
John
Jane
Monocacy
Bergerswaller
Bonsin
Bavarian Palatinate
Joho Benedict Boltz
Hia
Duchy of
Zeisbrucken
Jadlotel
Burg Zabern
Boasin
Jallans
John Benedict Golz
Jobo
Fredrick
John Benedict Aoltz
J. Benedict Holtz
Barbara
Julia
Jacob Wes
Sassaon
John Bosato
Rerzersweller
Japher
John Holtz
Julises
Keasler
Tots Place
Hoitz
Ressler
Joptter
Chacel
Kessler
Bardelroth
Zoon
Joba
Janace
John Benedle
Hsahz
Barbelroia
Sarbelroth
John Benedict Hols
Fredericks County
Family records reveal early German Lutheran ties in Holtz lineage
The text details baptism by Rev Steeler in Predeice county and notes a deep German family history. It mentions John Benedict Holzs, marriage by custom to Germany, and a priestly lineage. It praises progenitor Joan Benedict Holts and cites Rev Dr Zacharias, long regional pastor, as the linked minister.
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Steleer
Predeice
John Benedict Hol 2
Jobe
Benedict
Germany
Baring
Bavaria Palatinate
Holts
Joan Benedic
Holt
Court of Appeals reviews December redistricting proposal
The Court of Appeals considers a December redistricting plan for Anne Arundel County. Various local events are listed including robberies in Boon Hill and Prince Georges County, an Edwards residence fire near Bilkton, and a bench appointment for Associate Judge Sloan in Cumberland.
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Court of Appeals
Anne Arundel County
B. F. Truitt
Boon Hill
W. H. H. Edwards
Bilkton
David W. Sloan
Cumberland
Douglas
Calvert County
Warren W. King
Washington
Prince Georges County
Wm. Guy
Benatoga
Peninsula Horticultural Society
Denton
Misa Hannah Louiss Owens
Cecil County
Rling Sun
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Cumberland Improvements
B.C. Mackell
Elkton
Thomas Conrey
Chesapeake City
Brown
Benator
Carroll County
James 8. Willis
George
Temperance Society Meeting at Pleasant Alley
A Yellow Springs young people’s temperance group met at Edward Feags residence on Friday evening for an all ages program. President George L Twenty Jr presided as readings, songs, recitations and an address by Dr Thomas B Ty ler highlighted the night. The gathering, with about 49 members, adjourned to the Burkhart residence and closed with thanks for hospitalities.
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Yellow Springs
Young People’s Temperance Society
Edward Feags
Pleasant Alll
Strand
George L. Twenty, Jr
Thomas B. Trier
Sacha Bummere
Chas. Feags
Plokoey Richardson
Sacha Sammers
Matule Young
George L. Twenty
Thos. B. Kyler
Tyler
4. W. Burkhart
Yallow Springs
Charles Feaga
Obituary notices from Westminster and Emmittsburg deaths
Mrs. Deborah Shipley widow of Nathan Shivley died at home in Westminster about 3 a m at age 84. Mrs. Catharine L. Goranch wife of Nathan Gorsuch died in Westminster after six weeks illness at 74. Two sisters, Sister Alda McHugh 87 and Sister Carolida Brennan 61, recently died at St Joseph's House Emmittsburg.
Protection from grip and epidemics headline
A fragmented notice discusses protection from grip pneumonia diphtheria fever and epidemics. The text references preparations or remedies labeled as Dy Hoods Sarsaper fila and claims it purifies blood.
News of the Churches Revival and Concerts Across Town
A full slate of church activities is listed including Missionary Society events at 62 John's Lutheran Church with readings and a Thanksgiving program. Trinity MB Church holds morning services and a 7:45 revival led by Rev J. Hatebinen, plus Evening Leagues and a Christmas sale planning session. Union Christian Mission meets at 5:45 with welcome to all, while Saint’s Guild reports a lively meeting and Christmas sale arrangements for December 5 and 4. Cadhed Brethree and M E Church schedule pastor sermons, Sabbath school, and prayer meetings, with Epworth and Westminster Leagues noted and a Thanksgiving sermon by Rev A B Zimmerman.
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Bedo Bs
Jameas Lutheran Cherch
Soeisthee
John’s Loheras Gherch
Tharmost
Latheras
Latheras Parsonage
Trisity MB
Eider
Hatebinen
Eowarih
al. Baints
Chriotmnes
Tals Caspter
Choich
C. Wwotinespring
Justor Order of American Slechantes
Valley of Declson
M. E
A.B. Zimmerman
Epworth League
O'Cloce
R Roach Lewis
Massacres Reported Across Aleppo Region and Kurdish Threats
Reports from Constantinople and Van detail widespread destruction of villages in Aleppo district and Kurdish forces gathering to invade Syria. The Turkish sultan announced arrests and guard ships for defense while reforms and divorces across states stir political action. A fatal domestic attack near Chicago adds to a string of violent incidents.
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Borde
Aleppo
Paris
Constantinople
Euphrates
Syria
Loupox
The
Daily News
Van
Mussulmana Appecini
Dardanelles
Howgete Begins His Imprisonment in Albany Prison
Albany dispatch reports Captain Henry Howgate, former esli stopping officer of the Service Gunweather bureau, sentenced to eight years for forgery and fabrication of accounts, brought to the penitentiary to serve his term. Hart White Company employe Gace J Kennedy, brakeman, injured at Mount Airy, transported to Maryland University Hospital. Advertisements tout Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism with reader testimonials from Maryland and Frederick districts.
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Howgete
Albany
Henry W. Hovngate
Esi
Servier
Gunweather Bureau
Farory
Hart White
Gace
J. H. Kennedy
BOS O R
Mount Airy
Baltimore City
Maryland University Hospital
Kennedy
Delis
Agnarons
Chmberlain
G. Brooks
Boots
Main St
Merewavisvinty
Mary County
Convicted of Manslaughter and Other 1894 News
Convicted of manslaughter Frank Free hid after shooting Policeman Alfred E. Jewell near Habway on March 2. Freehill and trespassers on Pennsylvania railroad property pursued by a posse. a tool kit found on Freebill at arrest. Metzger gets eighteen years for murder in second degree in Wilkes-Barre. Bowmen connected. Various notices include pensioning Confederate soldiers, Wilde petition in Paris, and Thanksgiving proclaimed by President Dole. Also arrest of Detroit justice J Blair Simpson for attempted criminal assaults. Poem “Reconciled” and other items.
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Eliza Bete
N. J
Frank Freehid
Alfred E. Jewell
Habway
Freehill
Pennsylvania Railroad
Freebill
Policeman Jewell
Washington
David B. Hill
Paris
Oscar Wilde
Dole
Hawaii
J. Blair Simpson
Detroit
Mary A. McAulay
The
London Chronicle
Venezela
Turan
Dr Hing’s New Discovery Promises Cures for Croup and Flu
An ad claims Dr Hing’s New Discovery relieves influenza and croup. Testimonies mention a Columbus man finding relief after two years of illness, with bottles available at L Ceatre’s Drug Store. The piece touts King’s New Discovery as a remedy and notes hotel and pharmacy references in Chicago.
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Deansea
California
Francisco
Cal
New York
Columbus
Ohio
Hing
J. ' Brown
Ft. Warne
Ind
King
Chicago
L. Ceatre
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San Francisco
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Pawl Hatever
Tabor
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Werkman Pavercion
Taternatonal
London
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State Street
Renner
Arzio
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Rowan
WNL
Renner & Kemp
Crimson
Tenderloin
Pickers
Addiion
Metzger Geta
Wilkesbarre
George Metzger
Mike John
Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Metzger
William Penn Bowman
Wasmsotos
Peter J. Otey
Virginia
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