Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets Summarized
A jumble of items reports: Mr Flavius Biuzzi injured on a New York railcar route with facial injuries. Anglican Bishop Blabon Blyth cites that 100000 Jews have entered Palestine with 63000 in the last eleven years. drinking trends prompt fountains to stock nostrums for stomach nerves and blood. Professor Erisman of Moscow notes 40 percent die early from preventable infectious diseases. India’s cashew worm harms ships by eating planks. a weather prognosticator predicts cold weather and snow around the 20th with atmospheric upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavius Biuzzi
New York City
Jerusalem
Blabon Blyth
Palestine
Erlsman
Moscow
India
The Work of Death in Baltimore
Mamie A McWilliams beloved wife of James McWilliams died October 18 in Baltimore. Funeral from her 1605 East Leavale Street to St Pauls Roman Catholic Church with high mass for her repose. She leaves a husband and one child and was well known in city and county. Also Louis Jacobs near Linganore Mills died of typhoid fever aged about 20. Funeral at Mt Carmel Church, burial at graveyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mita
McWilliams
Everton
Baltimore
Mamie A
James McWliiiniss
East Leavale Street
St. Paul's Homan Catholc Church
Caroling
Ulver Atreats
Jesus
Gates Star
Cosa
Mamie Ebert
Della
Slater
Geo. OC. Ebert
John Miller
Rockville
Montgomery County
J. €. Chomper
Lyuis Jacops
Lawre Jacobs
Andrew Jacoba
Linganore Mills
Mt. Carmel Church
Purely Personal Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes recount visitors and returns from travel. Names include Mrs Walter Wolford Mrs Galther Mr and Mrs John Barron and family Haltimore Miss Lye Dusley Miss Nasnie Diftenderfar and others visiting local households then returning home. Also mentions Raymond Schreiner visiting the Brieh Brothers and Miles Nella Packer Bhinnar hosting Miss Louise oBher ry and Mrs Graham with daughter Ada ils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Marily
Ingo Thurmont
Walter Wolford
Mies Galther
John Barron
Haltimore
Misses Chambers
George T. Kennedy
Piedmont
W. Vs
Joho Gilbert
All Saints’ Street
Baltimore
North Market Street
Raymond Schreiner
Wacbington
Brieh Brothers
Miles Nella Packer Bhinnar
MeeQon
Pollebure
Misa Louise Ob
Democratic mass meeting in Frederick county hall
A large Democratic mass meeting at Cry Hall Frederick county featured speaker Hon. Ferdinson Wilitwow the Congressional candidate who contrasted protectionist policy with free trade and criticized McKinley era prices. Congressman Wm. M. McKaig followed praising Congress. local party officials and a brass band led the procession to the City Hotel before the hall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Wits City
J. Hooger McShery
Chalian
Jacob Rohrback
Wmn. LE Buckey
Nosh E. Cramer
Augustus Ebert Juste Miler
John Weller
C. Edward Stor, Jr
Peter Seeger
George Bisier
G. J. Philut
Cour Ruland
A. WK
Yenile
George Mebbing
Theo. Burks
Geu. Phebus
K. Prester
MB. Jareste
H. J. Xrtge
Glenn Worthington
Houck
John B. Qalan
Chas
Miller
Srohrback
Ferdinson Wilitwow
Congress
Atr
Willisme
Sto Kinleyfeu
Mr. Wiliams
Mtr. Welington
Allegany County
Gen. A. Pearce
Garrett
Willson
Washington
Reedy
Frederick County
John C. Motter
Montgomery
Dawson
Wellington
Hy A
Welington
Cumberland
Pearteven
Willams
Ainspeech
Sete
Wm. M.mckaig
Rhodes’ Brase
Court Street
City Hotel
City Opera House
Bonamin Butterworth
Ohio
Gov
Wedington
Adam K. King
Geo. R. Gaither
Baltimore
Ray
Pearl
Reso
Harp
Hammond Urner
Century Cycling Club ride to Martinsburg from Baltimore
The Century Cycling Club of Baltimore plans a weekend trip to Martinsburg leaving Camden Station at 7 p.m. Saturday and returning Sunday via Willl amport Hagerstown and Frederick. The ride promises scenic roads, easy pace, and a hotel stay at the Continental in Martinsburg. A Frederick group aims to join the Baltimore riders for the return, with fare around five dollars. For details call the News office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century
Baltimore
Bundsy
Martinsburg
Camden Station
Machineburg
Continental Hotel
Martinebug
Willamaport
Hagerstown
Frederick
Arden
Maritmeburg
Martineburg
Baltimore Boys
Mar- Mashutg
Tan Nawe oMloe
Ve Peerade oe! Obituary Service For Harry Dill
The funeral of Harry Dill occurred at his parents home on West Third Street at 7 pm today. Services were led by Have Luther Kublown and A H Zizi, merman. Friends sent many tokens of sympathy and a yearly pillow beating symbolizing youth and purity was sent from Frederick College. His classmates sent a crown and cross. Pallbearers included Mesers ul uce Baker Riobert Pyson George Dall Marry ful Toomes Well and Webster Hees. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dill
Frederick College
Baltimore Wedding Cards Chronicle Several Nuptials
A string of early morning and afternoon nuptials across Baltimore and nearby towns is reported. Ana Myheneal and August L. Reuter wed at St Jean Baptiste Catholic Church with a Verona bridal party. Clara Krauskopf and William C. Ryke tied vows in Lancaster, followed by a ceremony in Baltimore. John Howard Gittlager Jr. married Metallock in St George's Church with a northern tour planned. Dennis I Powell and Corea May Thompson wed at a private residence with a modest reception. Eugenie Norman and David Reindollar were married at Union Ridge’s Upton Bridge church with guests and a rice sendoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Chat Reuter
August L. Reuter
Brederiek Royd
Aml
Mika Katherine M. Yurker
Inv
Wett
Lonathay
Hu Bilde
FY Barket
Sormitshary
Delle Madtean
Sua
Julia C. Renter
Proom
End Biles
Mary Burkitt
James A. Parrett
James Hall
Charles F. Feast
St. Joseph's Pesatonty
Aira
Margaret Manley
Chase
Sir
Ale
Neuter Feft
Santee Hall
Lancaster
Wiliam C. Rykes
The
Reformed Church
Burketteville
Clara WM. Krauskopf
Misa Ametia Harrison
Peekskill N.Y
Bert Cochran
the Valiers
Atelll
Connor
Walkeraville
Harry Wright
Lebanon
John « Reisceke
Bonne
Ition Einte Rennekont
Mise Cochran
St. George’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Frederick Gibson
John Howard Gittlager, Jr
Frederick
Misa Metallock
Harry C. Block
Wm. Read
Wm. Kaufman
Hinton Helper
North Carolina
Harry Baker
Martinaburg
W. Va
T. A. Bain Duxebart
Mary Wiegood
Orgen
Lohengrin
Mendelsohn
Gittinger
Macy
Jes. Gittinger
Rowelu—Tromphon
Milton Powell
Dennis I. Powell
Hermony Grove
Corea May Thompson
Araby
B. M. Heach
Bek Vedetades
Winocaeoni OP Norman
Rain Dollam
Sae Misa Eugenie Norman
David Reindollar
Union Ridge
Upton Bridge Methullies Episcopal Church
B. R. Savage
Mies Nellle Hawk
Mosars
J. D. Stansbury
J. H. Koonts
Norman Reindoliar
Fla
Norman
Disorderly conduct and theft noted in city records
Anahia Arras faces disorderly conduct charges and paid a $9.85 fine after summons before Justice Kokaietn. Adolphus King and Jacob Gorman are linked to thefts with clothing taken from a city area, awaiting hearing with bond set at $900. Renee is jailed for a hearing after arrest by Police Justice Khetein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wborderlt
Anahia Arras
Kokaietn
Adolphus King
Renee
Khetein
Cumberland Aims to Host Large Roundhouse and Shops
Cumberlan d and Centre for the Com pany plan a large roundhouse with capacity for forty two locomotives to be built at Cumberland. The project includes machine shops and yards at the same site, relocating from Keyser and other lines. The company seeks a terminal at Cumberland, facing municipal debt and a $150,000 aid vote to support removal and construction, with completion expected over several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberlain
Mattimore and Obtoe Railroad Company
Barlog
Baltimore
Cumberland
Battberg and
Ohta
Ovlekleta
Cutsberland
Superalioy
Heyaer
Alfionen
Ohio
Marthsaburg
Marentburg
Aume
Allo Jeff Thane
Avalst
Rermoval
New 8 of the State and Local County notices
Hog cholera appears in Cecil county while Garrett county officials consider a school bond issue. Rev Theodore Afead marks his twenty fifth ordination anniversary. Antietam veterans and state troops positions noted. Plans advance for Annapolis Bay Ridge electric railroad. Chesapeake City school receives flag. Cumberland arrest linked to Quantico train robbery. A colored man in Upper Marlboro faces assault charges. State Sunday School Convention program outlined with speakers. Reduced travel rates advertised for rail and steamboat travel. Hagerstown Fair official arrested over gambling tables. civil suit pursued for fines. Witty column notes enfermedad gossip and industry chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil County
Admiral
B. Luce Han
Naval Estate
Antietam
Annapolis
Bay Ridge
Ly. H. Brown
Rhos Island Commisnion
Chesapeake Council
U. A. ML
Chesapeake City
Besrcey
Cumberland
Quantico
Holmen
Stephen Will
Upper
Maribor
Albert Hardesty
Property Transfers and Trustees Sales in Frederick County
Local transfers list several real estate transactions across Frederick County involving trustees and individuals. Names include Maulsby Jr, Kelch, Motter, Feuble, Fauble, Burke, Wolf, Cramer, Mutter, Loa, Bunls, Vota, Harcett, Gavette, Brieh, and others with properties described as acres and parcels, prices noted like 580.73 and 700, reflecting deed filings and title changes in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maulsby, Jr
Benjamin F. Kelch
Real Estatu
New Market Distrut
His. Th. Laan
Jacob Wolf Soc
Jonathan N. Wolf
David CU Bete
Amanda Loa
Dr Lees
Michael W. Pout Am
Ta Willines Bunls
Peretion
Ysu ' Arthur Vota
Blirenve Vo Harcett
Astate
Fa Reds Ptlck
John Gavette Malinda Brieh
Frederick County
Antietam Battle Commission Visit Describes Battlefield Plans
A veteran party visiting Antietam battlefield discusses positions held by Rhode Island and other units, planning a future marker project for about 800 acres. Officials expect monuments from Pennsylvania and Virginia chapters, with thousands of veterans and scouts attending gatherings and a push to erect sites within years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpabucy Yuaturday
Pokber Iariu
Veteteam
Anthetam
Way Stator
Geo B. Davis
Unterstates Army
Worohupton
Ela. Cagiai
New Jerey
Hotehlelea
Stanton
Renin
Anttetam
Hode Island
Bailty
Antietam
Wwers
Patan
Gullysburg
Mattimore
Ganeral Carman
Comteston
Grounia
Pennsylvania
Rev Theodore Mead celebrates nine years priesthood in Taneytown
The Rev Theodore Mead pastor of St Josephs Catholic Church Taneytown marked the ninth anniversary of his ordination with a dinner honoring his priestly milestone attended by neighboring Catholic clergy. The church remains under repairs and a formal ecclesiastical demonstration is postponed to next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivet
Theodore Mead
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Taneytown
Ray
Theodore Mand
Dwight Lyman
Baltimore County
Mead
Biechurch
Fire Damages Residence After Defective Fuel Sparks
Reported from North Obstown, Goodell summoned to the Mehming home where two sleepers narrowly escaped smoke and coal gas. A new alarm stood, a fire started but a defective fuel caused the blaze to escape. A young lady had gone to bed and was nearly overwhelmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodell
Ands
Vasper Mehming
North
Obstown
Junior Order Meeting of Frederick Council No 118
The regular meeting of the Junior Order U A M Frederick Council No 118 will be held at Red Men’s Hall Friday October 19. Full attendance requested. Important business to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. A.M
Auwiben Aleulenius
Frederick Council
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Yorktown
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Haig
Chinity
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Taut
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Hampetead
Baltimers County
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Oime
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Shriner Milling
Coreville Roller
Ceresville Roller Flour
Svenuns
Thermyo H
Dedegas
Sanday
Maryland
Boy Brigade
Grammar
St. James T, Edwards DD
Georga R. Hager
Hagerstown Fair Association
Joseph Fora
Rhodes
Teoh
Mulliniz & Kemp
Net
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St Viton
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Menara
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Charles Cy Waters
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Brotherhood of
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Virginia
W. Tyler Page
New York
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Rae
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Kemps
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Potomac
Reformed Chal
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J. J. Apple
Woman's College
E.R. Bechbsch
Board of
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