Political Notes and Allegations Across Parties
A jumble of names and claims runs through a report noting ten control of a railroad and an overlooked detail by Mr. Hartman. It discusses Hirgon as Team's candidate versus Independence Party nominee and mentions Judge Parker possible for the Atlanta Club membership. A writer claims longstanding ties to a company while the public seeks details on a $1000 loan.
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Hirgon
Team
Independence Party
Ae Correet
Comptroller Murray Denounces Receiver Corruption in Talks
In Washington, Comptroller Murray lectures national bank receivers on honesty and efficiency. He condemns delay and underpricing of trust property, calling such actions polite robbery and urging careful, prudent management to protect creditors and stockholders.
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Murray
Washington
Torm
Eusuch
Unclear fragment hints at Bulgaria Turkey tensions
Fragmentary text notes Bulgaria and Turkey relations, mentions an investigation and a potential burden or stake in Union matters. Readable names or concrete events are scarce. context remains uncertain and difficult to verify.
Notes of Merriness and Public Figures in Snippets
A collage of quips and misquoted lines from Bohemian Magazine and newspapers. The English tourist questions statues in an American Hall of Fame while a guide links them to public men who did nothing noteworthy. A Chicago Tribune joke ponders a cabbage and pork as a melon in wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Fame
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The 16 000 Milions Girls and the Factory Model Life
A New York World piece contrasts factory labor in Pittsburgh with domestic work. It questions monotony, noting girls perform 16000 repetitive motions daily to earn a pittance while housework varies little, implying both lives share grinding routines across cities and tasks.
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New York World
Pittsburg
Gil
Mittaburg
New York
Wind and Fortune Amid Child and Wheel
Poem fragments speak to wind on a sleeper and mother while Fortune’s wheel turns, echoing resilience and fate. The page also reports on a four year old boy’s arm injury at Records Street and an auto party’s midjourney mishap with tires punctured near Middletown.
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John Clarke Worthington
Glenn Mr. Worthington
Record Street
A. H. Gwonell
Theresa Nolan
Rachel
Eva Shullenberger
Hageratown
Exmitsburg
Thurmont
Frederick
Middletown
Oer
Graceham Moravian Congregation Sees Sesquicentennial
A historical sketch recounts Graceham Moravian Church near Graceham village on the Monocacy line in Frederick County. It details early settlement, the 1740s church building, parsonage 1797 8, the 1822 brick church, and a 1858 centennial milestone, noting German roots, language shifts, and village growth.
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Graceham
Gracehans
Robert Huebeucr
Pharmeont
Gracehai
Tetovig
Chucey
Church 1
Aod
Ffrat
Virginiy
Monoasey
Dawel Dulancy
Monocacy
Double Pins Creek
Lowiatown
Buey
Virginia
Xverlon
George A. Whitmore
Trinity Rs
Shurmont Lavates
Monocaty River
Baw
Woodsboro “Pike
Henry Merzer
Lewis Nyberg
Lancaster
George Niche
Heraur
Digsutiaf
Jacob Weller
Jucob Weller
Jacob Mathus
Annapolis
Dusiness
Dulaney
Congregation
Tve
Lom
Hia
J.T Schner
Maryland
Kaye
Caspar Schmidt
Harbaugh's Valley
Adam Kamp
Frederick
Christinas
Nannitsburg
Hagerstown
James Butler
Charles Leinback
John Kamp
Gracehame
Pennsylvannia
New York
York
Hanover
Littlestown
Emeniteburg
Orveeham
Griecham
Finet
Frederick County
Graceham Congregation's Enduring Place in Community
The Graceham church, schoolhouse, and market place have changed over 89 years as generations pass. Old log churches and parsonages gave way to newer buildings, but after 160 years the congregation remains a staple of Corton organization, testifying to a single religion of Christ.
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Graceham
Corton
Local Obituaries Highlight Noted Community Figures
Mrs Allee R Horine of Moeraville dies after Bright's disease at midlife aged about 40. She served 40 years in U B church and 30 years as Sunday school teacher. survived by husband Joshua Horine and eight children and four sisters and a brother. Funeral at U B church Myeraville. Burial at U S cemetery. Bittle Bros. undertakers. Also Alice C G Wachter dies at 65 after long illness. survived by husband Gideon Wachter and children and siblings. Funeral at Mt Olivet cemetery with services at home. Miss Linda Clason dies at 40 from pneumonia near Mt Airy. funeral at Prospect church led by Rev J A Wright. Infant Mabel Wali dies at 4 months in Baltimore. funeral at Prospect Church with Rev Courtney officiating.
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Pee Minh
Jusuta Homie
Allee R. Horine
Joshua Horine
Moeraville
U. UB
Anc Om
Deaides
John
Grover
George Shorinn
Chirtex
Miller
Mes
May Adait
Motta Horlae
Wesley Cline
Selvin Keller
Samuel Smith
Mise Jane Schildtknecht
Myeraville
E. A. Stanton
F. Barry Plummer
Shippensburg
W. 8. Willis
Lutheran Church
Pallkeirera
Charles Eldridge
John Gernand
Dawson Flook
Simucel Pettingall Gee
D. Toma
Isaac Cline
U.S
Bittle
Gideon HH Wachtet
Alice CG. Wachter
Gideon R. Wachter
Weat South Street
City Hospital
Wachter
Alice G. Keyser
Voltivar
West Virginia
Oegon
Lewin
Thomas Darling
George Keyser
Bolivar
Joseph Keynar
Balsir
Slater
Mia Emily
Bettie Keyser
Boli- Var
Slock
Mt. Olivet
Linda Clason
Linda Clary
Me. Lycurgus Clary
Mt. Airy
Oetacher R
Emma Layton
Lowningaville
Prospect Church
J. A. Wright
Kemptown
Andrew Gorman
Jank Skegya
John Brown
Win, Lewi
C. Smith
Henry Mary
Bo ‘T. Lewis Oe Son Hind
Manel Wali
Mabel
D. Wo
Hall
Hof Belt Avenue
Baltimore
Proapeetehurch
This County
Courtney
Lewid
Martin Merryman
Trinty
James Norwood
Jennie Maynard
Washington
Bennett Maynard
John Henry Collings
Savannah
Misa Hannah Reich
Lynn Wood
New Market & School
Himsef
W. E
Byron Etchison
BE. Atinesa
And
Airs
Byron’ Etchison
Jease Plummer
New Yorks
Melvin P. Wood
Nie Lambright
Rowe Jackson
Frederick
E. E. Adams
T. A. Stevens
Ladiesburg
Marriage and notices from Baltimore and surrounding areas
A Baltimore wedding report notes James Radcliff and Myrtle May Wootten’s quiet ceremony with sister Kenna Harp and Dr A Atlee Radcliff in attendance. David Keefer Schultz and Jennie Irene Staley unite in Rocky Springs with Rev E L Mc Tenn officiating. Also updates on H Clay De Grange in Atlanta and Thomas L Gittinger in Mobile. A Chicago death follows a two month job search for Marty Brown in a fatal fall at a building site. Other items include an ad pitch for a cancer cure and a medical patent notice.
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Radchiers
Zen TY
James Rilpl Radcliff
New York
Aml Moa
JM. Radlitt
Mixs
Myrtle May Fwott
Newton M
Dents
West Church Street
Biltimore
Misa
Keno
Harp
A. Atlee Bardcliff
Uhiladelphia
E. L. McTenn
County Correspondence from New Market and Vicinity
Local notes list visiting relatives in Glittenponselier Mt Alry and Baltimore. Residents mention returning from Washington New York and Baltimore with plans to relocate or purchase property. Community events include preaching at Utica Mills and Sunday activities. frost reports and corn husking progress noted. Chronic diarrhoea remedy anecdote linked to 1869 event and local pharmacy ad closing.
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New Market
Glittenponselier
Mt. Alry
Violet Wolfe
T Hameville
Roy Sponselier
Mica Eatells Rippeon
Eleser Bell Bell
Siles Altice Nor
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Cortdyon
Haltimore Law
Judge Parker
Atlamas Club
ReCoxcisewan Sinha
Standard Ont Company
lArperdonos
Bulgaria
Thantagis
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Turkey
Baltimore American
Weill
Tommy
Yonkers
Mra
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Bohemian Magazine
Chicago Tribune
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Nan
H. Clay DeGrange
Atlanta
Sia
Thomas L. Gittinger
Mobile
Ala
Chicago
Marty Brown
Chester
Agurch
Grork
Stark
Catarr
Edo
Q. Chaney Isha
Leep
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Haare
Drs
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Henry Royer
Iaanc Fussell
KB. Standle
Wil Echwoo
Will Dstehison
Dronenberg
Trameville
Will Livhison
Lucy Plummer
Eel Ufugues
Clara Wolliams
Olin
Dorsey
Stevenson Lopkins
Belairs
Win, Hopkins
Att. Auy
Then Hou
Jackwoo
McKaig
Etchison
Utica Mills
A. Kudges
Mra. Jenking and Son
Clintick
Pennsylvania
Mies Frances Snook
Clarence Stottlemper
Jobo Je.netson Sundkiy
G. F. Smith Andean
Raymond
Woodsboro
Mike Llalia Snook
Dr. Neighbors
Harry Smith
Ganghters
Charotte
Hester
Dennis Snook
George M. Felton
South Gibson
A.W. Miley
Chateberlahu
Pearte
Central National Bank
Central National Bank of
William
Storm
Per Gant
Court House, Frederick, Ma
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Hrederick Ite Marasitt
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Ifaraph
Atock, Chamam & Btauper
Osemenyt Rannetenad Lone Aeween
Bank 18
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Frederick County National Bank
EB. Reterman
W. Frieblin Grreet
Lotel
E. Co. Crum
Weat Matrick Street
Frederick, Mu, Alay
North Market Streeet
Panne
Aneliday
Prospect Hall
G.W. Cockerly
Patrick St
Christian Falk
Onteyae
Tederick
County Farmers' Exchange
Ogdot
Mount Pleasant
Cramer &Staupfer
Market Street
Stelnet Bros. Drugelits
South Market Street
East South Street
East Patrick Street
Markettreet
aGdst
Carroll Street
Elvin Oden
Poe
THE
Gee
Redock & Co
ADI
UCB
Trail
J. W
Carrel
Market St
Metlee
Ippis Tours
Abbot Potts
Farmers & Mechanics! National Bank
Weal
Betis
Liab Gaphil
Undine
United States
Total
Weenvewee
Co Beate
Albert Ison
Albert Gizzon
Ouahter
Bubsert
H. T. Rendriceron
William i Birelys Hammon
Middletown Savings Bank
Aoa
Josning Money 40
Middletown Savings
Widdletown
Susidawiy
Pire Insurance Company
Feedarion Souety
Orriéniertral WaviOwsh Bank
Apital
Ronagi Larvie
Carvin & Md
Frederiek Tat
Fraderick Qounty
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