Baltimore Homeopathist Dr N W Eness dies
Dr N W Eness a well known Baltimore homeopathist dies. Other items note a railroad crossing accident near Cumberland, Salisbury city hall acceptance, warm weather injuring oyster trade on the Eastern Shore, church dedications in Waterbury and Westminster, a health officer visiting Powellsville, a murder conviction in Charles County, a naval monument dedication in Baltimore, and Gov Lowndes criticizing Maryland school officials over allocation of 160000 under the free text law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snemer
N. W. Enesss
Baltimore
Bekiy Couwan Wee
Cumberland
Salisbury
Waterbury
Anne Arandesatalge
Ragetatn
Westminster
Margaret
Basle
Powellsville
Wicomico County
Ls P.s‘s
Charles County
George Matthews
James J. Irato
Indon Park National Cemetery
Marshsod Aaliors
United States Navy
Goverro
Lowndes
Association of School Commissioners of
Maryland
Graham
Local Bits With Oddities From Town Life
A quirky mix of short notes reports market prices per pound, weather and fair grounds conditions, and social observations. Brief items mention a ten and thirteen counts per pound market figure, weather boards at the fair, color theme for spring, revoking persistently paid talkers, and fashion notes on dresses and weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcrest
Abe
Hymeneal notes Mebbing Whitmore and others in Baltimore
Multiple wedding notices from Frederick area and Baltimore list Mr Lewis Mebbing and Miss Estelle Wait, married at the groom’s brother’s home in Baltimore. Other couples include Staubley Drenner Standley, Hargett Long, Best Ford, Ennor Lambert, Lampe Tylor, Spurrier Bunton. Local social details and receptions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mebrling — Whitm RE
Lewis Mebbing
East Patrick Street
Mies Estelle Waitmore
William Whitmadre
Frederick
Henry Mebbing
Calhoun
Edmonson Avenue
Baltimore
Mise
Janole Martz
Willis Dyer
Mebbing
Washington
Staublesy
Drenarl
D. F. Drenner
Branawick
Teir
Minnie Drenner
A. M. Standley
Martinaburg
W. Va
Carrie Afutlen
G. A. Plant
5. Trump
Marinaborg
Staubley
Marinsburg
Ford
John T. Best
Emily Clara Ford
Ha Reformed Parsonage
Morder
Echbach
Beat
Emsor-Lambset
Geoa Lambert
Jessa Lambert
Howard D. Ennor
Presbyterian Church of
New Windsor
Carroll County
Mles Elsie Birely
Thia City
Lampe
Tylor
Mgr
Frank B. Lampe
Lottie C. Tylor
Lewis Lampe
Virginia
Prides Parents
Plane No. 4
Yeater, Ay
Literary Societies Meeting at Petersboro Nov 27
LITERARY SOCIETIES. Regular meeting of the Bel es Lettres Lit erary Society of the Pietertee Mate digs Scho held Friday November 2b called to order by President G. A. Dean, with officers elected for the word term. Debates opened by Richardson and Wolfefame, with judges’ decision favoring the affirmative two to one. Program included readings by Gormac Gosde De Grange Hadell and Katched. Adjourned to meet Friday November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles Lettaba
Les Lots Lierry Cicety
United States
Richardson
Ko Wnfame
Mr. Hall
X. Z. Thomas
C. A. Dean
Mossie
Frank Newman
Edward Blarr
Celtic
P. Richad
Dr Stafford Lectures To Frederick Audience
To Frederick Tonight. The greatest literary and oratorical treat in this city was Dr Stafford's lecture at the opera house. Fully 6,000 listened last evening at Music Hall, about an hour and fifty minutes with few interruptions. He will lecture at the Cleveland Opera Route on Dickens, His Power and Pathos under Catholic Ciao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Stafford
Opera House
Richmond
Brsfford
Music Hall
Cleveland
Cley Opera
Middletown Right of Way Price Sparks Railway Talks
Corporate authorities in Middletown discuss paying 1250 to 1260 dollars for a right of way for the Frederick Middletown Electric Railroad from the city edge to the business center about half a mile. Br Allen Dorney of Matrons Pike Co promised to report to the Board. The low yield chestnut crop note cited weather and market links across West Virginia and Maryland regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Middletown
Br. Allen Dorney
Matrons
Snathie Iont
West Virginia
Maryland
Blue Ridge Mountain Region
Garrett County
Serious Accident Hurdles Man Near Boonsboro
John Gailor a Mapleville resident, about sixty five, fell from a wagon while hauling wood on South Mountain. He was run over, breaking his right arm, injuring a leg and suffering internal harm. Advertisements intrude with patent medicines and local products amid the accident report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gailor
Mapleville
Boonsboro
Washington County
South Mountain
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the Daily News
Peiday
Peart
California Fix Syrup Co
City
Opera Aenee
Ohi
Arnold ‘Reeves
Dee
Smith Wabco Factoriag CO
Wooderoerd
Marie Big Bros
Frederick, Rd
Vincent Sebold
J. Millard Clark
Brook I. Jamison
Geo
Winebrewer
Wolfgang Kopp
Charlea Kopp
Francis W. Bares
Francia
Bares
Harris
Coresville
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
Bke
Kfrephauer
Acre
Barek
Kate Thomas
East Third Street
Chamberlain
Mr. Wampum Pharmacy
Wampum
Pearre
W. E. Reds
Mr Airy
Ins Tae
Osip
Steiner Bros. Drag
Karl
Grover Root
Teleres
Bo Amon
Albert
Bidhwon Biiding
Albert L. Peatre
Miokison Butching
Writ
O. Walls & Co
N.Y
Albert Biase
Brokisoe
Tia Dame
Stoner Bros
Dr. Hartler
Sir
Sayen
Anaes
Aad
Eee trEipton
Alfeet Parr Rohioos
Iife
Karta Ciorer Root
Albert L Pearre
Belen
Nasst Oy
Albert J. Etebisen
Emory
BR. Harris & CO
Jewelers & Silversmiths
Eat
Tee & D. Ms
D.O
Tutt
Clee
Maison
Giobe
Alec
Fae
Cildreo
Geo. A. Gilbert
Los
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
N. B
Aggiva Boots
JRE
Raven & CO
Ceresco
Michigan
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
N. J. Wilson
SOE
P. S
J. Wilson
MERO
Carty
Hos
Patrick Street
Bradarick
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Keller
NO. 15
Sarket S
LOY & Perry
Purity the Blood
Steiner Bros., Druggists
North Market Street
Jsraledy
America
Footer's Dye Works
LB. Adams
W. Church St
Anna Giering
Thes Furniture Store
EL. SR
Telephone
South Market Street
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