County correspondence on progress and local industry in Maryland towns
The column reports on Feipamack and surrounding counties, noting Paschal Easterday’s trip to Baltimore for business, the registrar’s October 20 hearing for registry appeals, and a County Manufacturing and Development Company showcase. It praises Frederick county’s manufacturing wealth, urges local factories to employ workers, and wishes industrial growth for Wyland and surrounding areas. Also mentions Dr. Crom moved to Kumwick to begin practice and visits by Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson and Mrs. Franklin Hobby in Howard County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.W. E. Mousa
Heariay
Frederick County
Ete Jong
Vyland
Ei Tven
Kumwick Weilne
Jamea Anderson
Franklin Hobby
Dayton
Howard County
B. Lewis
Pottery plans and railroad talks mix in Frederick county
Report notes visiting pottery men from Louisville and discussions on locating a pottery works in Frederick. Real estate interest grows as stock sells and several manufacturers plan visits, with potential new industries announced soon. A Washington and Cranbent Railroad Company meeting in Baltimore deferred action due to absent incorporators, awaiting future session. Edward Baxter Perry toured New England Conservatory engagements and Northward recital plans. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad proposed routing tweaks to shorten Washington traffic, while a Knoxvillé race sees Kemp leading in local voting. A window shattered at Samuel Wineberg’s North Market Street store after a break-in by a robber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Manufacturing and Development Company
David Lowenstein
Col. Trail
Applic
Tony
Frederick
Washington and Cranbent and Railroad Company
German Street
Baltimore
Wern
Jobn A. Hamleton
B. Kurtz Johnson
Apachel Wilson
Hallersier W. Talbott
Martin SN. Rhorback
Henry G. Deevie
Monal
Edwand Baxter Perry
New England ‘Conservatory
Detroit
Hoston
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Mr. Perry
Tn Thin City
Ft Fe
Warneat
Old Gentleman Skips Fair In Chilly Weather
A septuagenarian arrived from a distant farm city, refused his wife’s urging to wear his overcoat, and chose to brave the chill rather than miss the fair. He recalled that prudence can be lacking in pursuit of a desired event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdodgene
Bacha
Roy
Frank Almisslum
Wotmen
Gahl
Fife
Alice Bennett
Drighit
Pennsylvania
Ted
Joe Howarth
New York Press
Kupgetth
Davis
Wn. de Davia
Buall
Warner
Conmant
Ceri Dieay
Congress
Uutton
Tocar Pues
Eneioainn
Alade
Douglas
Brackion
Mane
Sali A” R.'Yeakle
Social World Notes at Gaeled Ward Gathering
The United Dire Company held a successful event despite weather with a grand promenade led by Mir fuga mar Albough and Miss Maggie Brengle, about thirty couples dancing. the United Drill Association in full dress under Capt. Frank Stokes performed creditably and the United drum band plus PG Be orchestra provided music. A select dance at Junior Hall tonight will be chaperoned by Mrs W C Keller and others with the PG 3B orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Dire Company
Getite
De’clork
Mir Fugamar Albough
Maggie Brengle
United Drill Association
Frank Stokes
United Drum Band
POG
Musie
Messrs
Marty
Wartlek
Robert Moberly
Haller
Snl Edwards
Unger
Kelrot
W. CG. Keller
Aira
Glenn
Worethington
Mra
Cling
UE Utermehle
Pol Markell
Hymeneal in New Market wedding at Trinity church
Mhr etroang Beta Mia Jenole Sheets of New Market and Str Wan D Angel of Baltimore wed at Trinity Methodist Church South New Market on a Wednesday evening. Rev MG Lind officiated as flowers and evergreen decor set a festive scene. A reception followed at the groom’s home with a local band providing music and a later departure for Baltimore as their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Wan D. Angel
Batimore
Trinity Moe
MG Lind
Frank Mealey
Market Corner
Baltimore
Ee Es
Work of Death and Railway Notices
The piece notes multiple deaths including Mrs Dane Hill aged 00 years from old age on East South street. A funeral is scheduled for tomorrow at 6. The semi annual Bok O officers meet next Monday to plan fall and winter train schedules. Local routes and several rail lines are discussed with minor changes anticipated. A cabinet grand upright instrument display is advertised by Choa M Steff and Prof Michael with invitations to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica Gull
South Street
Linca
Bok
Ohio
Southwestern
Misatueippi
Valley Road
Pittsburg
Western
Maltimore
New York
Reading
Jersey
Buleit Pianin
K.M. Remaburg
Choa
M. Steff
Baltimore
Michael
Man Arrested after Stranger Visited Home Seeking Felon
A man identifying himself as Felix Armstrong, a boarder at the Washita hotel, attempted to meet Cleveland at his home on East Slatye Seventh Street. Police confronted the visitor at Travelock and the man was arrested and taken to the station for examination. The case involved a supposed elopement and marriage plans, with further lurid accusations concerning the couple’s background and a sensational pursuit to the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marlinon
Aneed
Checeland
Oelock
Gunter
Slaty-eeventh Street
Sallins
Clevdadl
Tavelock
Ate Honne
Mint
Ain Patel
Eithenen
Moatdinony
Bronk Fl. Cockren
Raymond
Coghkron
Quack Cures and Old Time Medical Promises
A fragmented advertisement shows claims for Victor Liver Syrup and Victor Lung Syrup curing mind and body ailments, with testimonials and vivid prompts to try remedies. It references brain–body harmony, cough syrups, and a noted Dr Miles Heart Cure with testimonials from Mrs Mary Z. Baker and Jos B. Garrote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Z. Baker
Ovid
Mick
Jos
Miles
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Min & Brent Kemp
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Lou Biome
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Lee Yeun
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Circuit Court of
Tila
Ccanty
United States
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Sam's
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Malatia
Grover
Wastisaton
Cireon
Astington le Tlavesty
Russ Ramie Chase
Deloupgiang
Vardon Road
Alusourg
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Aletoonn
Duart
Ferest
Maerlsburg
Tatsusuvig
First Ward Land and Builting Association
Chester
Union Building and Loan Nasocation
Corunda
Millip Carroll
Pale Ermo
Italy
Bo, Pugh
Indiana
Newcastle
Waragen
Gloucester
Miles Turnout
Dias Idler
John Ki
Matelfor
King Haver
John Moria
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Bertha
Tine
milien—Homemont
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Eile Kendiger
Carroll Read
Aig
Purity Lodge
U. G
Temiing
Misa Mollie Bartels
Edward Dyer
Harry Comfort
Clara Walker
T. 2. Rice
Musle
Templar
F.C. Morling
EF. A
Shriner Milling Company
Adylae
Pattenta
Tiana Corugh
Conan Ption
Meiner Hrothers
Drveste
Ricner
Ann Eroyhn
Fuente
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Bat Peery
North Market Street
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Lewis BF
Husstad
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Tillo Lee
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Jos. B. Garro
California
FIO Syrup CO
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Kane
Alen
Dave
Tawi
Irwin, Pa
Alana Ga
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Parrish Daring
Sore Oendermare
Rte
Cattio
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United Rates
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Carty
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Froterith
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Maryland
Stove House
Sexton Grand, Beate, Pe
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Junion Crown
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Volle Cook
Iron King, &c
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BOC
Allt
uAw Rand
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Fox
Wand
East Patrick Street
HN. Etchison & Son
Christian Association
Montgomery
Loudoun
H. N. Etchison & Son
Nabo
Noll & Ron
Hustler
Roanoke
Ircale
Golder
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