All Day Market at A Ie Klue's and Post Meeting Notices
The Daily News notes an All Day Market at A I e Klue's offering cranberries and assorted goods. Reynolds' Post G A R of this city schedules its monthly meeting to appoint officers for the coming year, with postponements due to weather and a rescheduled date of December 3. Also mentions ear ringing from catarrh and advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy.
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A. Ie Klue
S. Harrie
Moses
G.A.R
Reynolds
G. A. BR
Death of Mrs Grimes and new houses in Montgomery area
Mrs Eaza B. Grimes dies at her Westminster home in her 75th year leaving sons Elias O. Grimes J H Grimes and others. Interment set for Westminster Cemetery. Notices report Brookland Brookland area growth with six new houses nearing completion including Brookland villas and a two story residence at Lansing Burns streets. Takoma Park development outlines two new two story Queen Anne villas on Sycamore Street by A B Coon and Thomas S Lung.
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Eaza B. Grimes
Elias O. Grimes
Westminster
J. H. Grimes
Baltimore
Frank A. Grimes
California
Bro. GC. Russell
Sharpbourg
Westminster Cemetery
Montgomery
Brooka’s Station
Brookland
Metropolitan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Stejneger
National Museum
Lansing and
Burns Streets
C. A. Devers Prparing
Ths Place
Barton
Correspondence Division
War Department
W. Q O. Dennon
Brooks
John H. Clark
Takoma Park
A. B. Coon
Sycamore Street
Lung
Capitalists eye Patapsco site for rotation mill
Land near Patapsco surveyed and valued at 30 dollars per acre as capitalists seek a site for a rotation mill. The Rev Sylvanus B Pond resigns Ascension Westminster post to attend the Annunciation in Philadelphia. The Vestry meets with no vacancy decision. Dr George S Fowke resigns as vestryman and J Milton Retemder named successor. Prof Harvey Schaeffer of Western Maryland College leaves due to health. Prof Chas A Walker of Ohio takes over. Susan R Penrose sells land partly in the county and Frederick to Geo Z Buskey Jr of Frederick for 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Fowke
Milton Retemder
Ints
Harvey Schaeffer
Westrn
Maryland College
Baltimore
Chas A. Walker
Ohio
Schaefer
Susan R Penrose
Frederick
Serious Affray Breaks Out on Bentz Street
A jealous quarrel between Paclip Hickman and Charles Bowman erupted yesterday afternoon at Bowman’s home over a woman. Bowman attacked Hickman with glass, lamp chimneys, a hatchet, and other items, inflicting multiple wounds. Dr. SharrelI treated the injuries. Hickman was able to walk about today. A preliminary hearing is set for 7 pm at Magistrate Niensber’s office, with Constable James E. Staub in charge of the arrest.
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Bentz Street
Sth
6Th
Paclip Hickman
Charles Bowman
Bowman
C.L.G. Lampe
North Market Street
Hickman
Sharrelt
Niensber
James E. Staub
Nienaber Rules for Doll in Wages Suit
Justice Nienaber rendered a decision in the civil suit between Chora Doll and Mrs. A. O. Carlin. The case sought $00 in wages, and the court ruled in favor of Mr. Doll for the full amount and costs.
Sale of Reesty- Walter Saunders at City Hotel
Auctioneer Walter Saunders offered at public sale this morning through the City Hotel for Wm. T. Beal trustee a lot of land four miles from New Market on the Baltimore rail route bordering the mill road. The 14 acres and 6 perches property brought $200. Also news that E. E. Stull purchases the greater part of A. M. Geisbert’s groovy business on Market and Fifth streets. Stull to take possession Tuesday, Geisbert to Baltimore late next week.
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Reesty
Walter Saunders
Wm. T. Beal
New Market
Baltimore
E.E Stull
Izreat
A. M Geisbert
Market
Fifth Streets
Stull
Gersbert
Somerset Draper Granted Release On Habeas Corpus
Somerset Draper, jailed for alleged wife beating, was released this morning by the court on a writ of habeas corpus. The court held him in personal recognizance of 100 dollars for his appearance at the next term beginning December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Draper
Habeas Corpea
Dee
Dancing in the Barn Signals Shifting Social Dances
A historical note laments a New York trend of dancing in barns replacing fashionable parlor waltzes. It describes partners close with hip emphasis and circular steps set to negro melodies, contrasting with minuet era formality. The piece muses on changing manners and predicts future shifts in 1900s social dance.
Speeches of the Prince of Wales and a Pale Canoe Find
A report notes Murray will publish the Prince of Wales speeches claiming heavy editorial aid. It questions natural development and mentions gilt rumor amid public interest in the crown. Separately a tidal Hamble find reveals an ancient carved canoe and Roman artifacts in the mud near Botley, with ongoing explorations anticipated.
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Wales
Thora
Aft
Murray
Prince of Wales
Ireland
Bas
Romin Ptery
Grateful Clergyman Praises Van Wert’s Baleam for Lungs
Reverend Thomas Richey of the Northern N. Conference endorses Van Wert's Baleam as an effective lung remedy. He reports strong benefits for consumption and recommends it to others with throat and lung ailments, noting notable improvement after trial. Distributed by Williams & Brown.
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N. Bay
Thos Richey
van Wert
Willismacs & Brown
AFRICAN THROUILLS AND FRENCH PROPOSALS IN AFRICA
French proposals and regulatory actions in Cauca state spark a firestorm as observers report intense anti German sentiment. Officials note threats of retaliation and possible shifts in colonial policy amid reports of European powers pressuring Africa for punishment. The article mentions a financial loan from a company and tensions between committees and East Africa interests.
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France
Zanzibar
Cauca
Bhitert
England
Ouest
Emadtiog Teat
Tee Thomes Ooum
al Qvared
Goomittes
Ewt Africa Company
TiGhistas
Anarchist circular targets Chicago children in schools
The newly formed anarchist executive committee issues circulars urging creation of anarchist schools for children in Chicago. A backroom saloon school held 120 children aged 5 to 14 as a teacher claimed Julius and Pamenson were murdered by capitalists, with anarchists described as martyrs.
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Haymarket
Chicago
Mita
Anerchist Arbiater
Cathays
Jercies
Rachau Brothers
Lancoln Avenue
Halsted Street
Anan
Juliann Most
Spun
Pamens
Children's Fusions and New Fashions for Girls and Boys
An illustrated feature shows a six to seven year old girl suit with blue striped skirt and plain material, a small dress with velvet trims, a Henrietta style gown, and wraps for misses. Also presented are a Newmarket girl’s outfit, a boy’s suit with knee trousers, and a diagonal suit. The page includes agricultural notes on the common cow, a silo stack device, world wool production, and practical advice on finishing tasks, grape vine protection, and a reminder about marriage ethics and a patent gate concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Henricita Clute
Doctor Praises Catarrh Cure and A Slave's Tragic Death
A 40 year medical veteran endorses Hal's Catarrh Cure from Tor. Cheney Co. and offers $100 for a cure. A Consentinople court investigates a Turkish slave girl found drowned in the Bosphorus, bound wrists and ankles, ruled suicide. Also mentions Acker's English Cough Remedy with guaranteed sale by Williamson & Brown.
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Toledo
FLU Cheney & Co
TOR
Gonuch
M.D
Othve
Sumusiz
Chener «Co
Ohio
Drugpisis
Cincosan
Torah
Consentinopls
Joaney
Bosphorus
Lefora
Edo
Acker
Williamson& Brown
Drayzgis
Reducing the Surplus and Child Health Notices
The piece highlights disposal of a government surplus and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with early use urged and free trials at a local drug store. It also condemns parental liability for child deaths and touts Acker’s English Baby Soother as a proven remedy sold by local druggists.
Local Patent Medicine Ads and Remedies from Wa inetown
An assortment of early 20th century drugstore notices tout Long Ba'sam and Acker's English Blood Elixir with testimonials and guarantees. Also promoted are Suckien's Anica Sive and Van Wert Balsam, with listings of local druggists Williamson Brown and Stark in Plams, Ps, and Wit Mamaon & Erost Tris.
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Fok, Jr
Wainetown
Yarfrert Cheanesl Co
Wetertown
Genwlereen
Efam
Mamaon
Acker
Williamson & Brown
Pennsylvania
Sara Eb Mely
van Werts Balsam
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