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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1888
Page
3
City County and State Hotel Sold
The item reports a hotel sale in the region for 12000 cash to O P Marden of New York, with notes on mortgage rates and local reaction. It also mentions various public events including a Lutheran conference, religious gatherings, a temperance convention in New York, a Martinsburg barbecue, and large Democratic mass meetings in Baltimore, with speakers and crowd estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CTU
Cerima Temperance Garonel
New York
Wm. al Rive
Mary
T. L.throp
Mieagan
May A. Wodebride
Hl. Stare
Count y Correspondence from Car Clarkspurg Notes
County correspondence from October 19 reports a small village on the road from Frederick to Washington, detailing shops, trades, and local life. It mentions weather, a horse accident, mill repairs, a brand-new mill project, a sermon at Salem Methodist church, local weddings, burglaries, and prison terms, plus hotel arrivals and gatekeeping hotel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkspurg
oDdenes
Lbe Newe
Chagossure
Clarespurg
Frederick
Washington
Muea
Iittie Vilage
Wenare
Garam G
Ailton
Levi L Watkine
Silver Wedding of Rev A M Evers at Kee dgeville
The silver wedding of Rev A M Evers formerly pastor of the A B church in this area was noted. He wed Miss Jennie Roneher on the Potomac bank near Keyser, W Va in 1863 in a service before thousands of union soldiers. The ceremony featured the wedding march and remarks by Rev C I Brane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M Evers
Keedgevlle
A. B
Haserstown
A. M Evers
Wartinge
Jennie Roneher
Bank of the Potomac
Keyser
W Va
Mire Alhe
Ony
Lebanon Valley College
Lemuel
C. I . Brane
Amivs Albe
Nttie M Swartz
Elser Evera
Werand
Loi Borner
Wyan
Cleveland and Harrison Compete for 1884 U S Presidency
A scrambled 19th century election recount notes Cleveland and Harrison as main rivals with rival predictions and betting results. It cites prize money of 50 dollars and lists various sample stakes and betting odds, including Cleveland leading by 5 to 3 in purses. It mentions party dynamics and the Blaine demonstation in New York as a turning point, with early favorites shifting between candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harison
Clevella
Ator Bert
Regan
York
Eveland
Personal and Pere: Keeferwhs to view work at the office
Mr A Kemp Keeferwhs reports ankle improved after an accident, planning to return to office work. Community notes include local references to pharmacy promotions, Sarsaparilla advertising, and a mention of Joseph D. Coblentz entering the War Department college of Pharmacy.
Death of Mrs. Frail and Burial Details Amid Services
The article notes the funeral held yesterday conducted by Rev. Lather End man with pallbearers John Wiian W oLambrigh Riccari G su J H Lewis. Interment at M. tees cemetery under takers Pontiscal Points. Republicans plan a grand parade Saturday with attendees from Middetown Robrersville Melville Keedysville and surrounding areas. Speakers include L. EB. McDemas Geo L Wellington and Geo A Pearre with several bands performing. A fog cabin will be present. Democrats of Appletown plan a Ceceland Thurman and Doug!s pale Saturday afternoon to plant in front of Mr Vinton Hake's house followed by speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mic
Serab E' Frais
Lather
John Wiian
W oLambrigh
Riccari G-su
J H Lewis
Intermeat
M. Tees
A T Ree & Dun
Undertakers
Boon-~bors
Middetown
Robrersville
Melville
Keedysville
Ovcer Penta
L. EB. McDemas
Geo L Wellington
Geo A Pearre
Tse
Democrats
Appletown
Ceceland
Thurman
Doug
Vinton Hake
Far The Far The Agricultural Fair Recalled By Boy
A year old country boy recalls attending the Agricultural Fair in town over three days. He describes a clown and mule act, a bicycle race on the final day, foxhounds with a black puppy outside, and foxhounds barking. He notes soldiers disembarking and marching, and a boy named John Jones chasing showmen into the lathe department.
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John Jones
Waaltez
Adama Suprees Company Plans Foreign Service Launch
Investing Europe. The Adama Suprees Company will begin a foreign service on September 1, linking Lonica and Pare. An office has already been erected in the Ether City on Boulevard and a general headquarters established. Col. Joan Hoey, president, just returned from Europe, argues the practicability of introducing the service abroad and believes it can flourish in major ports. Initial reach targets Antwerp, Basel, Berne, and others, with eventual extension to every important port. Passenger train capacity noted at 45. Contracts expected with foreign ports and ocean liners to expand trade and travel. The piece ends with a sales pitch for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Spears
Samuel Spencer
Baltimore and Obto
Sud
Eteesa
Europe
Adama Suprees Company
Lonica
Pare
Bouleyvard den Iral
Joan Hoey
Istorougels
Antwerp
Bassels
Berho
Shiptel
Timahon
Tourish
Fiat
Notable Local Names and a Collision Aftermath
Fragmented notices report A C Meardell's confinement after a long night, Daniel Giraud Wright advancing in Maryland law with Confederate service, and Mr Williams resigning as secretary of the American Legion at Rio de Janeiro. A Cumberland Valley Rail collision near Shippenburg, Pa. killed Charles Bitner and injured many, tracing to conductor Linn’s orders. Additional items recount a wedding caper by Wm L Redy, a sudden death in Baltimore, and local arts, industry, and town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Giraud Wright
Supreme Bench of
Baltimore
Wo. P. Maulster
Maryland
Cumberland
Esrel Foras Sappentong
Tae “Dia
Tae Penman
FL C. Es
City of New York Arrives in Baltimore and Pardon Requests Noted
The City of New York steamship reached Baltimore from Liverpool in about twelve hours, hailed as a top third-trial record. Governor Jackson is asked to pardon Henry Toft and Calvin Grimes, both from the county, now jailed in Maryland Penitentiary. Census counts in Walkersville tally 360 residents. local church and tariff debate events are listed with dates, meetings, and excursion train schedules to Frederick.
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Jackson
Henry J. Spincer
Hurg
Cumbriend
Winfeld Scott Gawson
Spencer
Dawson
City
New York
Baltimore
Liverpool
Henry Toft
Calvin Grimes
Toft
Fredercis County
Marylnnd
Grimes
Frederick County
Marylara
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