Local Events Prompt Harford County Fire and Court News
End of line reports several items including Seam EA Bagley’s barn burned in Harford county and Rev Paynter called to Christ Episcopal Church in Howard county. Fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie George
Maryland Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Cortelyou House
Long Island
Emma Irwin
James J. Irwin
Charles County
Baltimore and
Ohio Falk
Citzana
Cornellsville
Connellsville
Gamberland
Cowen and Murray
Pittsberg and
Giant Chestnut Tree Fell On Frederick Farm
A large chestnut tree was felled on the farm of Mr. Nicholas Zim Taerman about five miles southwest of Frederick. The trunk yielded twenty one circles of wood and measured sixty two feet in circumference at the base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Zim- Taerman
Frederick
Walkersville Cornet Band Oyster Supper in Steeffer's Hell
The Walkersville Cornet Band hosts an oyster supper this evening in Steeffer's Hell with the Double Pipe Creek Band joining to provide lively music and entertainment for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Steeffer
Hell
Double Pipe Creek
December Eve in a Busy Seaboard Town
A reflective reminiscence outlines late autumn to December shift in mood and weather. The narrator notes Indian Summer fading, festive shopping scenes, local rail and social gatherings, and upcoming Christmas preparations across Frederick Middletown Hagerstown and nearby communities. The piece weaves climate change, fashion shifts, holiday bustle, and election afterglow into a year-end column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jet Kuepalay
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Frederick
Campbell-lali Company Placed In Receivership
Judge Harlan in Baltimore Circuit Court on Wednesday appointed Henry James and Cherles C Homer receivers for Campbell-Zell Company with bonds set at 167000 each. George B Hunting owner of 50 shares and CitizensNational Bank of Baltimore creditor for 29000 filed the bill with consent of the corporation. The firm, incorporated December 30 1887, has produced boilers castings structural iron work and building materials and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbel-lali Company
George B. Hunting
Citizens’ National Bank of Baltimore
Harlan
Circuit Court
Baltimore
Henry James and
Cherles C. Homer
Campbell-Zell Company
Hymeneal Itoner Roce Marriage Notice In Washington DC
Marriage notices record Jacob Stoner of Galea Bridge and Anzie Roop of Linwaad wed in Washington DC on Thursday by Elder Albert Holilnger of the German Baptist Church. After a stay they plan to reside in Union Bridge. Also John Caeser of Bartonsville weds Emms E Sanders of Utica on November 26 per Rev Wm H Todd. Frederick E Skies of Frederick and Elats Waltz of Woodadoro wed at the U B parsonage in Boonsboro by Rev W L Martin.
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Itoner
Roce
Jacob Stoner
Galea Bridge
Anzie
Roop
Linwaad
Washington
D. C
Albert Holilnger
German Baptist
Caccen
Stoner Will
Union Bridge
Caerser—Sanders
Utica
Wm. H. Todd
John W. Caeser
Emms E. Sanders
Bartonsville
This County
Wiles— Waltz
U. B
Boonsboro
W. L. Martin
Frederick E.skies
Frederick
Mies Elats Waltz
Woodadoro
Fred
Attendants listed for Kaffe-Klatch and Lyceum meeting notes
Attendants for the Kaffe-Klatch at Sumier Halls on December 4 are listed by tables, naming Mary Notlagh, Mary Burger, Carri Mehrhogg and many others. A lecture by Prof. Cyrus Thomas on mound builders is described, with plans for additional lectures and a spring debate. The Lyceum of the Y M C A voted to invite him back and discuss archaeology and natural history. The casual Sunday men’s meeting is set for 3:30 tomorrow and the membership contest ends December 6 with contests to boost registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaffe-Klatch
Sumier
Cyrus Thomas
Lyceum
Tnvie
Thomas
Toe Lyceum Bain
Association
Hageratown A
Tscora
Jalntag
Week of Christmas entertainments planned citywide
The social season runs from now to Christmas with shops, baking, and gift buying. Notable events include a St Andrew anniversary at All Saints Church with Rev Clam Pett, a Christmas sale by St Mary's Guild, the melodrama Slaves of Gold at City Opera House, IO G T Maryland meeting at Remp Hall, a Haile Blatch by Christian Association Ladies, a Wendling lecture for M I C A, and a Christmas carnival of trade at City Opera House hosted by St James Lutheran.
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Grea Hofmann
Stafford
Eipiacops
Christian Aunhary Kaffee Kistch
Enon
Bryan
Burmeister
Woman's College
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
City Opera House
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Christian Association
George R. Wendling
St. James
Guilty of Manslaughter in Archi Tris Case
A St tockville jury returned a manslaughter verdict against Archis and Samuel Hopkins and Samuel Budd plus Henry Hopkins for the murder of Clarence Thornton. Elijah Hatchett was acquitted. Elcorn, mother of the accused, to be tried in Frederick. Mr Wellington visits McKinley. Wellington, aided by J Peags, leaves Cumberland for Canton to see the President.
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Archi
M. Hopkins
Charles Hopkine
Henry Hopkins
Samuel Budd
Biljab Datchett
Clarence Thornton
St Tockville
Archis
Samuel Hopkins
Eiijah Hatchett
Elcorm
Accus d
Frederick
Mr. Wellington
McKinley
George L. Wellington
J. Peags
Cumberland Yerze Canton
Unio
Electric Rail Plan From Washington to Gettysburg Revived
The Emmitsburg Chronicle reports revival of a project to build an electric railroad from Washington to Gettysburg via Frederick under the Baltimore and Washington Transit Company charter. Capital stock is $1,000,000 in $50 shares, with $110,000 subscribed. Route surveyed includes Takoma Park Sandy Springs Olney Laytonsville Frederick city Hansonville Thurmont Emmitsburg State Ling and Gettysburg.
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Washington
Gettysburg
Frederick
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Baltimore and Washington Transit Company
Maryland
Tock
Takoma Park
Sandy Springs
Olney
Laytonsville
Frederick City
Hansonville
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
State Ling
Upset in the Mountain Involving Chas Young Wagon Load
On Wednesday near Myersville Mr. Chas Young entered the mountain above Flessant Walk for wood. The wagon overturned as he started home. Keefer Ausherman, Young's helper, was on the lazy board and jumped at the overturn. He suffered bruises from the wood. The wagon sustained minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Young
Myersville
Flessant Walk
Keefer Ausherman
Young
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California Fig Syrup Co
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London
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Hagerstown
Brunswick
John Eisenhower
Dan Steiner
Paris
Carty
Elstead
Jobo Zimmerman
Christman
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Japan
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Eyo
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Maton
Yale
Maz Lee
Loodon
Giobs
Iator
Geo. A. Gilbert
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M.C A
Atendente
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Bradley
Misses Deledul
Jane Sueiry
Low Bes
Lode Bader
Messra
Koblas Kubo
Henry Aubutt
A Sualey
Guy You
Mary Notlagh
Mary Burger
Carri Mehrhogg
Emma Wershein
Alia Heler
Mame Heck
Sears
Tou Zimmerman
Murry Fromke
Wilam Chew
Graydon Heener
Dire
Khorss
Dchley
Rose Bear
Jonte South
Sadie Duvall
Mary Yourg
Helen Wickham
Qwen Vompir
Behtlaknocht
Stilton Woodward
Hunichon
Eva Linn
Nettie Failer
Jessie Lindsay
Emma Gibert
Moliie Owlows
Moesrs
Lestersaith
YH Koogle
Mra
AM. Landauer
Dfra
Jillian Anders
Juanie Williams
Maude Duvall
Lila Smith
Rose Wertheimer
Carrie Zimmerman
Mesaia
Jessie Anders
Guy Duvall
Walter
Hargett
H. E. Krise
Ellen Castle
Eliza Hardt
Nannie Miller
Bessie Beder
Pearl Eader
Mose Ghapline
J. Wickham
Wiliam D. Zimmurman
Eagar J. Moore
Ida Cunningham
E. L. Leonard
L. Lity
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Mams Best
Josie Thmas
Grace Lampe
D. A. Gilson
Elmer Dixon
G. 0. Rhoads
W. W. Saunders
Dual Lodge
IO. G. T
Remp Hall
Dress Coods
Nobby
Black Coods
Castile
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Christ
Cline’s
Ingrain
Brussels
Ceiwee
Toablnk
Falsiok Hint Edict
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Keller
South Sabket
Trios
EL. EE
Rtocelisow
Homes, Undertaking & Specialty
Telephone
South Market Street
Frederick, MD
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