Local Notices and Union-Style Marriage Notices
Oils: Quare new advertisements for sale Colts cons G J Doll Son Rodock Neiding Wanted Woman Lost Cut Button Joel Gatmen On Local Bon't Pail and Crad Soup Wanted U Carpenter James E Walker Co Local Come To Night Hymeseal Weewinu Dease Bavarius On September 29 1891 at 4 oclock the residence of Mr Joseph E Zimmerman hosted a wedding for Clara Zimmerman and David R Stockman Rev S A Hedges officiated others attended from nearby families. Buley Carn marriage September 28 1891 Altoona Pa at L R Leonard’s residence. Welty Eckard Glenn Eoffhsn Orndorff Oct 1 1891 at Emmitsburg Mt St Marys College weddings between Samuel R Welty Emma A Eckard Walter J Hoffman Emily F Orndorff.
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G. J. Doll & Son
Rodock & Neiding
Joel Gatmen
Weewinu Dease Bavarius
Joseph E. Zimman
Clara
Zimmerman
David R. Stockman
S. A. Hedges
Jefferson A
George W. Cramer
Frederick
John Fulmer
Geo. Mars
William Kemp
Geo. Crum
John Stockman
Lewis Stockman
Joshua Zimmerman
Ells
Alollie Folmer
Ela Hawker
Miss Ramsburg
Feargarille
Reminiscence of War yields long-lost testament reunion
Miss Frank Winter of Emmitsburg finds an old testament on a former soldiers camp site near Gettysburg. Inside the book is the name Samuel Wolcott of Griffins Mill Erie County New York. A sister of the soldier, Mrs. Weaden of Clifton New Jersey, confirms the family link and that the soldier died in 1864 after returning home in 1863. The book is being mailed to her.
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Emmitsburg Chronicle
Frank Winter
Gettysburg
Samuel Wolcott
Griffins Mill
Erie County
N. Y
Death of Thos Ware at home near Harrisonville
Thomas Ware aged thirty nine, son of Mrs Abbie Ware, died suddenly Thursday night from hemorrhage of the lungs at his home near Harrisonville six miles from Meistert own. He leaves two widows. Funeral at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Eidersburg Carroll County at 2 30 pm Sunday.
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Thos. Ware
Abbie Ware
Harrisonvidle
Meistertown
Frederick county election supervisors succeed predecessors
The Supervisors of Election for Frederick county, named in TX News, replace their predecessors in order: Warner G. Weish takes ward Kooniz’s place after resignation, Charles N. Harger replaces James P. Biser who resigned, and William H. Dertzbaugh takes over for George W. Wachtel who resigned. William Crimmina, manager of the Western Union Telegraph office, secured a contract to install electric pace alarms and gas lighting at the Misses Houck residence on North Market Street.
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Frederick County
Tx News
Warner G. Weish
Ward Kooniz
Charles N. Harger
James P. Biser
William H. Dertzbaugh
George W. Wachtel
William
Crimmina
Western Union Telegraph Office
U-2738
Dime News
Misses Houck
North Market Street
Rev. Castle
Walkersville
Meera
Josiah B. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
E. D. Shrizer
Toras J. Wachter
Aries
James W. Lyons
Frederick
Woodsboro
Doc. Zimmerman
Hatth Albaugh
Cora Slaw
Emmitsburg Notes and Local News Roundup
Local items include harvest prospects with chestnuts and crop size expectations, a pension grant to Jacob Gelwicks, visits by Harriet McGinnis and relatives, and church services. Rail schedules add an extra morning train linking Emmitsburg with Hagerstown, while a large marble for Mt St Marys College cemetery arrives for Rev McCaffrey memorial.
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Emmitsburg
Thorss Beker
Tait Reform Club
Wit Bolas
Eelock
Helen Bish
Johes Hopkins Waisiegy School
Baltimore
Levice
Hettie Meer
Jacob 5
Gelwicks
John E. Gelwicks
Anderontide
Harriet McGinnis
W. L. McGin
Emmitsburg Railroad
Hagerstown
James W. Troxell
Maryland
Rocky Ridge
Migic
W. HB. Boke
Dr. McCaffrey
Mt. St. Blary’s College Cemetery
Prohibition Meetings and Sudden Deaths Across Counties
News from multiple Maryland counties covers Prohibitionists meeting in Snow Hall, deaths of Thos Ware and Mrs Hettie Jones, a miner injured near Barton, and Hannah Pryse noted in Howard and Vermont. Also reported are Pennsylvanian requests denied for Albert Marshall, two men sentenced for assault in Leonardtown, a Queen Anne’s almshouse contract, a diamond ring incident in Hagerstown, a shooting incident in Samuel Brewer’s case, and local legal and civic notes including almshouse and courthouse proposals, Arabians jailed in Centreville, and a Charleston lottery swindle episode. The Garrett grand jury urges almshouse and new courthouse, while Parsonic and other county affairs are touched.
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Snow Hall
Thos. Ware
Heisierstown
Carroll County
Hettie Jones
Snow Hill
James Bryant
Barton
Hannah D. Pryse
Howard
Vermont
Govert Or
Jackson
Albert Marshall
Baltimore County
Pennsylvania
James Claggett
William Canaday
Leonardtown
C. P. Waters
Queen Anne’s County
Hagerstown
Portland Me
Samuel Brewer
Brewer
L. Allison Wilmer
Charles County
Seventh Circuit
Centreville
T An
Millington
Grand Jury
Garrett County
Art
Jacob Scheriver
Cnarchyitle
Harford County
Sherzer
Shertzer
Market Chat Describes Daily Rural Prices And Gossip
A late 19th century market column surveys local farm goods with prices on eggs butter beef pork and produce. It mixes light anecdotes about neighbors, picnics, and town life while listing prices for vegetables fruits poultry and other staples. Named vendors appear in passing within a period-voice sketch of a county market day.
Republican Meeting Ratifies County Ticket in City Hall
The Young Men's Republican Club held a public meeting in City Hall to ratify the county ticket. President Charles F Markell presided with a long program featuring Hon. George L. Wellington and Hon. M. G. Arner, plus Peter Lozor and state senate candidate. Independent drum corps preceded the event marching through town to City Hall.
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Young Men’s Republican Club
Charles F Markell
Jobe C. Metter
Joseph Doli
la Tyler
Charles EB. Trail
David GC. Winebrewer
Joan A. Markell
William H. Purnell
Harsey H. Roazer
William W. Fleming
George K. Birely
Milton A. Woodward
Willis HH. Ramsburg
Issiah N. Loy
Charles 3. Fox
James PL Stank
Robert Dy Thomas McPherson
James Davis
Gertet S. DeGrange
Luther Harrison
Gilpin
William Fout
Hammond Urner
John C. Hardt
Alex
Wellington
M. G. Arner Fo Nowec
Peter Lozereel
Jenkins’ Cornet
Republican Club
P K
City Hall
The Coming blower Show at Frederick Flower Show
A garbled account references a Frederick Flower Show setup and a planned series of events or displays. It mentions participants and organizers, with unclear names and dates, outlining a future public event in Maryland and a staged display of floral arrangements and related activities.
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Frederick
Lee
Willan H Batuell
Harry Keefer
LE. Mustain
AL Senip
Cris Wu
James E Campbell Early Life and Career Summary
James E Campbell born July 7 1843 in Middleton Butler County Ohio. He hailed from a line of soldiers and statesmen including Captain John Parker and Lewis D Campbell. Campbell taught school at 38, joined the navy, practiced law in Hamilton, was Prosecuting Attorney in 1877, ran for State Senate in 1879, served three terms in Congress, and was Governor elected in 1880 seeking re election against Major AlcKivley.
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James E. Campbell
Middleton
Butler County
Ohio
John Parker
Lexington
Contromery
Seuny Kray
Andrew Campbell
Lewis D. Campbell
Yuune Campbell
Navy
Fort de Russey Tunica Bend
Hamilton
State Senate
Congress
Major AlcKivley
Daring Rescue of Buried Dogs on a Maryland Farm
Two dogs missed from John Geis’s Enunitsburg area farm were trapped underground for two days after tunneling into a muskrat burrow. James Geis located and freed them with a mattock, an incident amid local factory notes reporting brick kiln work, tomato canning output of 7,000 cans, and a Palmetto Fibre engine installation in Fitchburg.
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Duried Ave
John Geis
Enunitsburg
James Geis
Geis
Frederick City
Lincoln
Putnam Machine Company
Fitchburg
Mass
Palmetto Fibre Company
John M. Baker
Col. J. C. Winebrenner
Release of Laura Catherine Williams on Habeas Corpus
Laura Catherine Williams, colored, was released yesterday by the Court on habeas corpus after 99 days in jail on a charge of keeping a bawdy house. The release followed a defective commitment. Assault charges noted. Thomas Rhodes, colored, faced Magistrate Turner on assault and battery against Harry and Albert Baraca. Bail posted. custody discharged. East Patrick street paint work and exterior cast noted.
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Habeas Co
Laura Catherine Williams
Broner
Thomas Rhodes
Turner
Harry
Albert Baraca
Lewis W. Mebbing
East Patrick Street
Messrs. Marghardt and
Wedurmer
Politic Lore and Fair Rumors Stir Community Hopes
A lively local column blends political chatter with fair season preparations. Mentions include the House of Delegates races, Newman's and Gaver debates, and hints of the Widows and Orphans' Court contest. Community events reference tours, toursney at Poplar Springs, wedding rumors, and social gatherings with updates on notable residents and local shops.
Maryland and Street of Baltimore track event summary
A Baltimore track meet at Gentie wan's Driving Park closed yesterday with local breeders and a trotter-horse association involved. Names and precise details are unclear in the readable text.
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The
Maryland
Colembig
Gentiewan's Driving Park
Baltimore
Yesterilly
Grand Cumberland Carnival Plans Spark Off in Maryland
The Grand Carnival at Cumberland Maryland will unfold over three days with sham battles pageants processions and military parades. A low round trip fare from Baltimore Washington and other cities is offered with times and fare tables published. Also advertised is a free book offer from Shriner Milling Company.
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Cumberland
Baltimore
Alleghany
Garrett
Potomac
Barnem’s
Aoa Circus
Washington
Lexington
Parkersburg
Frederick
John Hendrickson and Model Bidun Exhibit At Red White Event
An article notes John Hendrickson and a featured model showing attire described with bold color imagery during a local Red White event, highlighting fashion display and public interest.
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