Lutheran Lore and Canal News From Hagerstown to Cumberland
A Nor 1889 style item notes Lutheran church demographics in the United States and abroad, then reports irrigation opening on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. A canal boat from Cumberland with 115 tons of coal travels to Little Creek, marking the first boat trip since 1889 flood damage. Welker case concludes with bond posting and magistrate action. Catholic societies plan St John events with Father McElroy and others scheduled.
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United States
Canada
Lutheran Church
United Tes
Hagerstown
Evanical Lutheran
Frederick
Tere
T He Lutheran
Jate
Salos
Rnie
Kca
India
Sandwich Islands
Chins Iin
Polynesia
Greenland
America
Cumberland Hock Creek
Washington
Hock Creek
Potomac
Littie’'s Wharf
Cumberland
Marin
Cane Company
Ace
Welker
S. W. Welker
Asten Bradley T. Creme
Cramer
Local Notes on New Homes and Rail Progress
New houses rising near Potomac Avenue as Enterprise Company and Baltimore interests plan a $2,001 building and $4,000 stock raise. Brunswick area development includes a new water pipe project, yard work, railway improvements, and efforts to relocate a two-hundred-employee plant from Baltimore.
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Cheries
Washington, DC
Sean
Hossete Wenger
Lantie O'Bsree
Bes Gore
Sherman
Tex
Armstrong C
Cutty
Viber
Brunswick Pererver
Crederck
Ale. T. Cannon
Jobe LD. Abatt
Amenda Abatt
Burkittsvilhe
Everest Goyer
Hate
Texas
Frank Willard
George W. Works
Baltimore
Enterprise Company
Potomac Avenue
Land and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Messrs
David Thomas
E. L. Boblitz
W.L. Duvall
Our County
Brunswick
Hintee! Improvement Company
Br. AI. V. Richards
B. and O
Goethe at Marienbad visit recorded in old guest book
Marienbad hosts long seasonal crowds as scholars note a rediscovered visitors’ book from the hotel once named Zur Goldenen Taube and now Goethe Haus. An entry dated 123 August records Johann Wolfgang von Goethe as Staatsminister Wemar staying in four rooms for about eight weeks, paying 460 gulden, with a separate 1819 note of the Comte de St. Lon visiting for seven weeks.
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Goethe
Marienbad
Zur Goldenen Taube
Staatsminister
Wemar
Goethc
Comte de St. Lon
Napoleon I
Holland
Napoleon
Puali Sjali Gazetiz
Fishermen Superstitions and Pearl Diving Roles
Folklore notes that women striding the boat may doom a day’s catch and that starting a trip under a waning crescent moon is unlucky. Pearl divers in the Salu area, mostly women, handle crabs and delicacies, proving skilled at hoisting prized shells. A Philadelphia Reading line record recalls a coal train seventy five tons locomotive hauling ninety coal cars.
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Washington Ster
Phiadelphia and
Reading Railroad
Personal Notices From Frederick and Surrounding Towns
A long list of residents and visitors is reported. Names include Miss Gertrude Howey, Mr. Charles Younes, Mr. Jeb Keb, Mrs. Street, Mrs. R. A. Reger, Rev. Dr George Diehl, Miss Annie Gittinger, and many others. Movements cover travel to Baltimore, Hagerstown, and Roanoke with local social visits, church services, and plans for fairs and meetings. A notice from the Attorney General discusses election ballot box size for Maryland counties.
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Miso Benen
Carre Thowse
Cand Street
Warsetetile
Seston
Baltimore
Hertegert
Kemp
Bet
Hargett
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Mob. Street
Hagerstown
William ‘T’ Glessner
S.xth Street
Dung
R. A. Reger
Knoxtilig
J. P. Biser
A. Turner
Sandy Hook
Brengwick
N. GB. Hazen
Toneytown
K.N. Martz
Adams Express Company
James H Costelo
E. Holsman
Washington, D. C
C.D
Charles R. Harder
C. N. Mayer
Charles Uvermehle
Nway
City
George Diehl
Lutheran Synod
Leslie Cramer
Woodstock
Frederick Fair
Annie M. Gittinger
Abs
Nellie Gittinger
Joseph Roelkey
Harmony Grove
York Fair
Charles Kreh
Roanoke
William Conklin
Mirs Conkin
M. M. Carty
Georgie Gromwell
Boston
Emma J. Schriner
Uniontown
ML Carty
J.D. Hendrickson
H. Clay Naill
Republican State Central Committee
Charles W. Ross
Ellenore Johnson
Nannie Johnson
William Householder
Frederick
Calvert
Snake seen in Burkittsville town street
Monday a crowd at the Burkittsville post office watched Edward Billeary spur the moment when a monstrous five six feet seven inches black snake was killed in the street. Burkittsville’s oldest citizens say it is the town’s only known black snake capture and likely descended from the mountains.
News Of The State And Regional Happenings
Miscellaneous state and local items include the death of Rev. Burke in Annapolis, church incorporations in Towson, a Virginia couple’s Cambridge wedding, and a grand jury probe into financial deficits and a Naval Academy trial. Democratic and independent meetings, Sunday school growth, and state inspections are noted along with several local illnesses and a heat incident near Middletown.
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Vetmon
Olid Wits
Jernor
Mos Burke
Reilempterst Order
Annapo'ts
Sar- Fulogn
Cumberland Land
China
Wm. Jones Boone
Providence M. E
Annapolis
Spencer A. Jones
James Jevel
Robert Moss
E. & Riley
Secretary of State
la Compte
People's Party
Dellot
Wicomico County
W. A. Baker
Maryland Sunday-school Union
WSS
Slany
G. 8
Griffith
Union
Freight and civic notes from Frederick and Gettysburg
Factory notes report Messrs Walling Tyson and Zimmerman shipping a large consignment to New York and Frederick City packing plant sending twelve thousand tomato cans and four hundred bhesus cans to Philadelphia. The Hygela Ice Company plans a 10 ton ice shipment to Martinsburg next Monday via Gettysburg. The high water mark tablet at the Coppee of Trees in Gettysburg will be unveiled November 19 with G A R arrangements for an excursion. the President and cabinet may attend. Weather outlook cites storms and frosts from the 19th to 13th. October storms foretell a harsh winter. A horse named Jack belonging to Kolb Bros. ran away yesterday, slightly injuring a man. A Tariff Reform picnic is set for Rocky Ridge tomorrow with speakers Hon. Frank Brown and Hon. William McNaig.
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Messra. Walling, Tyson & Zimmerman
New York
Frederick City
Philadelphia
Hygela Iec Company
Martinsburg
W.va
Wit Gettysburne
Gettysburg
the Nations
Frederick
Rocky Ridge
Emmitsburg
Frank Brown
William McNaig
What the Holy Ghost boss topic at YMC A meeting
P C MC a Mr J Edward Rice led the regular Thursday night Frederick City Y M C A meeting. The topic was What the Holy Ghost boss Jake from John 16 7 15. Lodge News Parity Lodge hosted delegations from Crescent Lodge Baltimore Rosefield Mt Carmel and Poplar Springs Lodge at its weekly meeting last night. Messrs C B Haller and Saanel Hoke were at the Potomac today fishing.
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P.C
J. Edward Rice
Frederick City
Jake
John
Parity Lodge
Crescent Lodge
Baltimore
Rosefield
Mt. Carmel
Poplar Springs Lodge
Messrs. C
Haller and
Saanel Hoke Wie
The
Potomac
Baltimore Herald on Blue Law and Roads Policy
The Maryland Press excerpt discusses criticisms of a blue law, urging repeal or amendment to curb state overreach while condemning bigots and urging popular reforms. It contrasts Baltimore’s infrastructure with national highway critique, arguing good roads boost industry and reduce costs, while criticizing the spoils system and misallocation of road funds.
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Bakttrore
Wienaely Bey
Birest
Lund
Baltimore
Baltimore Herald
Oulny
Engineering
Aniatore
United States
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivals and City Vote Notes
A list of hotel arrivals includes E Holzman J H Cospielo S Clark P G Welsh and others from Washington New York Winchester and Baltimore among many. The report also notes Caurix Hover county and Grorr House with names C H Whiting Carlton and L Leammer, all tied to county counts and local lodging lists.
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E. Holzman
J. H. Cospielo
Clark
P.G. Welsh
Washington
D.C
B. Young
Baltimore
A. M. Ferguson
Pittsburz
St. E
Welarty
Talumbia
D. Frey
Bo T. Moore
York
M.G. Shinwie
D. A. Bieierland
Pittsburg
Mt. Ramsbore
B. Lightner
Hanover
L. Leammer
New York
Grorr House
C. H. Whiting
Social Evening at Krise Residence in Waysesboro
Friday evening at the Krise residence on Second street Waysesboro a gathering of about seventeen invited guests showcased the hosts noted entertaining abilities. Music games and conversation filled the enjoyable event with participants including Daisy Weeeche Daisy Lor Net Boblitz of Mechanicstown Jenate 5 melt and Daisy Weikert of Woodsboro Steils Hedges of Jefferson.
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Charles Krise
Second Street
Waysesboro
Coativi
Successful Peach Grower Hopes For Region
Ai Peter Hanvers of Hanvers District in this county arrived in the city yesterday with peaches and returned home this morning. He manages 3000 trees, 600 bearing, and has picked about 700 bushels. Hanvers spoke hopefully about the area becoming a peach growing country.
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Peter Hanvers
Hanvers
News 3Fr
Woman Shot Scare Reports in Rochester Chronicle Text
A woman refuses to believe she was shot as a would be intruder enters during a domestic incident. She screams for help, collapsing in the foyer while a doctor and brother assist. Doctors question whether a genuine burglar or a prank visitor caused the scare amid nervous hospital visits.
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Eaidusun
Lise
Uoctar
Theos
Hurnel
Hin
Brewis
Ares
Notte Manis
Rochester
Chronicle
Gallic Gold Basin Found in Jutland Wilts and Wonders Europe
Reports describe a Gallic silver basin unearthed in a Renvemose peat box near Hobro Denmark. The piece, with hammered plates and figures, weighs about twenty Danish pounds and is dated to the first century BC. The find suggests ancient Gallic influence in Denmark, now housed in the Danish national museum.
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Deamstic
Europe
Renvemose
Hobro
Jutland
Autbory Amt
Hurtig
Belmeta
Fixura
Oslontnicia
Danish National Museum
Ingrince
Denmark
Christ
Academy
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Aig
Father MecElror
Tveraunty
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W. Geyer Black
Miller House
Joln Workinger
Issac D. Harbaugh
Sabillasville
Werein
C. Wilhide
Ed. Forrison
Airs
Maggie White
Carroll Street
Goye
the Agricultural Society
W. A. Lynn
Nature
G. E. Rich
Mettic
Hell Fond
Liberty Banner
Samuel McMaster
Martha Brenuetses
Wille
Joseph L. Gist
Westminster
Gisi
Chester Bowlus
John W. C. Absit
Middletown
Bondar
Ottofisen L & Mateerss
Propedy Bank
Aare Bose
Atinett
Hayden
Gail
Hebride
I Jookel
Alexander Smith
Hell
Genssareth
Jacob
Ehijab
Eden
Dr. Talmage
Ladies’ Home Journal
Aeroud Mt
News of the Churches
A.J. Gil
M. E
Red Men’s Hall
BE. Tf. Helfenstein
Borkittsville
P.E
Ladies’ Aid Society
Boonsboro Reformed Church
E.slater
Burkittsville
Luther Eubiman
Ecd
J. Smith
Myersville
Whyte
Anne Arundel County
C. Hammett
St. Mary’s County
Messere
Wee Pisaser Weizz
Attormey
Wowtz
Pictelier
News OF the State
Lier
Westerniay and
Teday
Samuel L. Lilly
East Second Street
John P. Terner
Renner & Kemp
Emory Harper
Joshua D. Ahalt
J. E. Beatty
Hiemie Neidhardt
Hicks
Foster
Jack
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