Maryland Institute News and Local Visits at Fair
The Maryland Institute Bulletin notes many old pupils visiting during the fair and praises a first premium oil painting by Harvey P. Grow of Western Maryland College. It recalls the Florida car exhibit near the depot, interest in Natural History, and attendance at the Methodist Ecumenical Council in Washington. Several Baltimore ex-pupils and visitors are listed with thanks to the Desf Mute Society.
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Maryland Institute News
Maryland Institute
South Market Street
B. Merrick
Wilmington
Del
Robert Tdnderwood
A. Branflick
John E . Fowble
Samuel H. Anderson
G. W. L. Nicholson
Wm. E. Elsen
Harvey P. Grow
Western Maryland College
Pennsylvania
C - S Herrin
Washington, D. T
Great Methodist Ecumenical Council
Serman
T. B. Stephenson
London
F. W. Schulte
G. A. Mrmann
G. H. Meyer
Henry , Brown
Andrew Miller
Annie Hawk
Henry Koenig
Baltimore
Peebles
Lonsconing
J. W.L. Unsworth
John E. Ball
Branflick
County Correspondence Roundup from Midstate Towns
Local notes from Middleburg Haw Bottom and surrounding areas include visits by residents to relatives in Union Bridge and Westminster, arrivals and departures of family members, school attendance updates, and economic activity as farmers gather corn. A severe electrical storm, a large nearby fire, and a resident death are reported alongside social events and religious meetings.
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Germany
Yohanas Routzong
Daniel Summers
Randolph County
Diana
Catharine Graham
West Virginia
Haw Bottom
James Burkhardt
Frederick City
John E. Wiles
Ait Katalpa
Middletown Valley
Caroline Babington
Fannie E. Wiles
Harmony
Henry Routz
Maryland Baptist Union Holds Fifty-Sixth Annual Session
News notes pray meetings at U B Church and Ladies Aid Society gathering. The Maryland Baptist Union concluded its fifty-sixth annual session in Baltimore with Linganore Church welcomed to the association. A Buckeystown M E missionary meeting is set for Sunday night November 1 with Urbane choir solos and remarks by Prof. Neighbors and others.
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U.B
Ladies Aid Soety
Maryland Baptist Union
Baltimore
Linganore Church
Buckeystown
M. E
Bircheliz
Neighbors
Normal School
Janie Delashmutt
Rev. Schulte
The Sick and Local Notices From Buckeystown Area
The wife of Rev. Mr. Schultz of Buckeystown is ill, and his daughter Florence is recovering after illness. Rev J R Schultz is improving after grip and has canceled a Middletown meeting. Horse sales feature Lemcor and Jefferson listings, including sixty-two stock bred horses. An insane pauper Magzie of the county is placed in Allegheny hospital after magistrate detains her.
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Mr. Schultz
Buckeystown
Florence
A. J Gill
East Church Street
J. R. Schultz
Middletown
Tronsishble
Magzie
Tein
Alontevus Hospital
Invitation to Hagerstown Fair by Junior Hose Company
The Independent Junior Hose Company of Hagerstown invites the United to visit their fair, open from November 19 to December 3, with plans to meet soon to decide on an early action date.
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Fae
Junior Hose Company
Hagerstown
United’s
Wedding Bells Graced Reformed Chapel In Sixes County
A charm filled wedding scene occurred at the Reformed church in Sixes County with Edward Sine and Mary Ellen Kefauver as the central couple. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn’s wedding march and a dine reception followed by a rail trip to Philadelphia and New York. Other notices include the quiet marriage of William E. Filler to Mary C Heinlein and the Kepler-Byram wedding in Washington with plans for a ten day tour.
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Keslover
Edward Sine
Ploncer Livery Kiables
Mhe Mery Ellen
E. M. Kefauver
Harmony Grove
Harvey
Charlee Kefauver
Hubert A. Hemp
George F. Hune
Dlendelssohn
Geo. Ed. Smith
E.R Eschbach
Philadelphia
New York
City
East
All Saints Streat
Mendelssohn
Lizzie Heinlein
la France
Laura Heinlein
Lille Dankhorst
Washington, D. C
Phiadelphia
Washington, D.C
East Third Street
Sepler—Byram
Western Presbyterian Church
Mamile E. Byram
James H. By- Tam
Otia Kepler
D. C. Winebrewer
Wynkoop
Thomas Brooke
Charles Gladman
Chad Hunter
Washington,d. C
Lorenzo Kepler
Middletown
Ides
Hi Street
N. W
Northwestern Improvement Association of Frederick City formed
Articles filed in Frederick County Clerk's office for a ten year corporation to improve the area behind lots sold by Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company. Incorporators include Keeler Duvall Hartsock Warehime Fanble. Principal office in Frederick City. board of nine directors to be elected October 1992.
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Court House
Northwestern Improvment Association
Frederick City
Frederick County
Harry C. Keeler
Wilbur H. Duvall
Clarence L. Hartsock
Oliver C. Warehime
F. Marion Fanble
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Sirll
Asid Corporation
Sanual
Wolrving Ps
Democratic Meetings And Campaign Events In City
A large Democratic gathering filled the City Opera House after a Tarif Reform Club rally on Court Street. Speakers included Hon Geo Colton and State Senator Joseph Blackburn. Republicans held outreach in Baltimore ward twenty first with Col Vernon as candidate. GOP events at Court House and Walkerville headline a busy political evening.
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City Opera House
Tarif Reform Club
Court Street
United Drum Band
Frederick Comet
City Botet
Opera House
Gol. L.anghman
Geo. Colton
Baltimore
Maryland
Joseph C. Blackburn
Kentucky
George W. F. Vernon
J. Prank Supple
Joseph H. Farrow
Carrell
Vernon Ie
Head
Republican County Central Committee
Grand Jury
Court House
Republican Club
Milton Gener
Pater Lugenbeel
Wil
Stauffet’s Dall
Walkeraville
Exciting Runaway on West Patrick Street
An early morning runaway on West Patrick street involved Cornelius Zimmerman driving a four horse team. The lead horses spooked by a passing team ran off breaking a dog cart, tearing harness, and colliding with wagons near McCaffrey’s store and Kefauver’s property before F J Schroeder restrained the horses. No major injuries reported and damage limited by Schroeder’s intervention.
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West Patrick Street
Cornelius Zimmerman
Ir. Geo. P. Eustis
W.H. McCaffrey
W. Emory Kefauver
Patrick Street
F. J. Schroeder
Nixdorf & Brookey
Sr. Schroeder
Catholic Festival Opens at St John’s Junior Hall
The Catholic Festival under St John’s church auspices opened last night in Junior Hall with decorated scenes, flower tables, and attendance by stylish young women. A large doll Irene won by Miss Helen Baughman. festival funds fund church interior painting. Musical and literary proem to follow. festival runs to Thursday. Assistants at tower booth named. Fall and Winter opening advertises bonnet and hat patterns on Oct 26 and 29 at NW.RL& DL in South Market Frederic.
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St. John’s Catholic Church
Bunting
Helen Baughman
Irene
St. John's Catholc Church
Sale of a House to Thomas M. Markell on South Market Street
John B. Thomas and Son sold the Bartgishetta bone property on South Market Street to Thomas M. Markell for 2000 dollars cash.
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John B. Thomas & Son
Thomas M. Markell
Bartgishetta
South Market Street
Mission of H de Giers in Europe Sparks Peace Debate
The report in the New York Herald says M de Giers travels Europe to form a league for peace under the but restless Russian military leadership raises doubt if war can be avoided. It describes his career from Moldavia to Teheran and Berne, noting his diplomacy and long service in the Russian Foreign Ministry. Also: injury to Ezra Hofman at Union Foundry. registration cases heard. marriage licenses issued. real estate transfers recorded.
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M.de Giers
Europe
New York Herald
Estabiiathe Leagué For
Russian Empire
Ibls
Nicholas Carlovitch de Glers
Ausira
St. Petersburg
Moldavia
Constantinople
Roumania
Egypt
Wallachia
Moldovia
Teheran
Berne
Stockholm
Asiatic Department
Gortschekof
Foreign Department
Mme de Giorg
Gortschekoff- DM
de Giers
Janeregss
Ezra Hofman
Union Foundry and Machine Works
South Street
Hoffman
Bests Market Stays Lively Amid Constant Fresh Stock
D H Best declares the shop remains lively as new goods arrive daily to fill vacant spots. He emphasizes quality and low prices, inviting customers to compare at 51 N Market St next to Smith's Temple of Feucy.
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Market St
Smith's Temple of Feucy
Blumenauer Fall and Winter Opening Notice
Blumen suer announces fall and winter opening with dates October 28 and 30. JOEN HENDRICKSON presents clothing and hosiery in grade and price ranges, including ladies black and unbleached hose at 25 cents and wool cashmere options.
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Blumensuer’s
Dress Makers Offer Splendid Line of Dress Trimmings
Local dress makers advertise a full assortment of large pearl bl ioke and fr aGaid fabrics selected for finishing handsome suits. The offer highlights a refined finish and a diversified range for tailored garments, inviting customers to inspect the new line.
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Atteatiux
Yesterday Hotel Arrivals
List of travelers arriving yesterday includes Civx Hore and E Abdyke from WA and Philadelphia, with multiple names linked to cities like Baltimore, Pittsburgh, New York, York, and Union Bridge. Other entries mention H C Hudson, F Beckwith, Tobe Young, and J A Pfoutz, among various county connections. The fragmentary note reads as a hotel arrivals snapshot with numerous initials and partial surnames.
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Civx
New York
Sherer
York
Danny Bovss
J. C. Eeese
S.J. Weel
A. Sears
E. M. Remsburg
C. C. Boyd
Harbaugh
Baltimore
Co. J. _McCarty
Columbia
Thea of Bry Steeeeey Wilh Alok
Gulelos
Vania
H. J. Mophrien
New Jersey
Funeral of George W. Hater Opens in City
The remains of George W. Hater, who died in Washington DC, arrived by B and O line and were taken to the home of Wm. H. Bradshaw on West All Saints street. The funeral was held at 2 pm with Rev. Luther Kuhlman officiating. Pallbearers were A. A. Woodward Vanfosssn Edward Keefer and Capt. P. L. Biteshew. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. FL Schroeder served as undertaker.
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George W. Hater
Washington, D.C
B. &O. R. Rand
Wm. H. Bradshaw
West All Saints Street
Luther Kuhlman
All Testera
A. A. Woodward
Vanfosssn
Edward Keefer
Capt. P. L
Arrested as Suspicious Men in Washington
Detective Horne of the city force arrested a party of men yesterday morning, believed to be from Hagerstown, accused of knocking at county fairs in Virginia and Maryland. The men, named George Hilton, Thomas Martin, and Thomas Laurence, were taken into custody around 2 o'clock in a Chinese-a? heavy vehicle on D street south of the Avenue.
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Horne
City Force
Washington
Hagerstown
Virginia
Maryland
George Hilton
Thomas Alartin
Thomas Laurence
D Street
Death of David A Snider at Westminster in retirement
David A. Snider died suddenly in Westminster on Sunday after two hours of illness from heart failure. He was 78, worked as a bricklayer and later in merchandising, and had lived in retirement in recent years.
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Budden
David A. Snider
Westminster
Petition Dismissed in Mills Registration Case
The court yesterday heard the registration petition of John A. Mills and dismissed it this morning, allowing Mills to remain on the registration books.
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John W. Mills
George W. Thomas
Benjamin F. Gaither
John A. Mills
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ML Browz
Union Bruze
Mire
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R.wyndham Walder
Bolingbroke
George H Petri
Mondsy
W. PF. Cormober
Frederick
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Middleburg Borel
G. Shans
Wesminster
Dotterer
Rev
Shaner
Faux- Delaney
EM. Doterer
H.C. Dern
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Tribune
G. F. Dern
Hennie Otto
E. M. Duterer
Jos. Arnold
Biss Arnold
Union Bridge
Bessie Wilson
Unitas
Elmer Bufin
New Windsor College
Chas
John Hales
New Windsor
Bro
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Walkgraville
Daniel Biddinger
J. Oliver Biddinger
Jesse
Andrew Ohler
David Machley
Laca Sunday Soet
Myers Ers
Hann
Upton Waltz
Feneral
Mr. Biddinger
Geo. W. Wilson
James H. Koons
Lex
Robert Biggs
Rev. F
Ay Rae
Rocky Ridge
J.B. Wood
Near Loy’s
Martin Loy
Hille
Daisy
Mattie Remsburg
Lewistown
Etta Miller
Joseph Miller
Reformed Missionary Society of
James A. Baker
Emmitsburg
Mmr
Sylvester
Joseph Goulden
New York City
Jerry Gamer
Jacob Burington
Father Mesd
Kate
Pius Hemler
Oxford
Pace
Pr. Fote
Hasover
Descor
Theodore D. Mead
Taneytown
William Dhallers
John T. Devaner
Washinston
Bocey
Jack
Felds
Effie
J W. Biser
Frank Kline
Ed. Biser
Messrs. Murray and Winebisner
High Knob
Ray Castle
New Market
L. Hammond
Flintstone
Allerhany County
Glocker
Baltmore
Charles Wood
Laura E. Randle
R. B. Randi
J. Monroe Rice
Eden Barnes
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Ann Molesworth
John Reese Stier
James M. Rice
Howard County
Anna Meredith
New London
J. Cook Mobberty
Charlesville
John L. Dutrow
C. C
Dayaville
Mary Staley
Josephus E
Geo. E. Broadrup
Cumberland
Lucy Hildebrand
Chas. Broadrup
Bethel
Zion Church
MT. Aphrate
W.H. Cinis
Chase Nursery Co
Persens
Mr. Teen
Sid
Esmesville
Sincera Tee Eaeh Granc
Bock Wal
DeRe
Ernest Ambush
Chas. Proctor
Mt. Ephraimites
Horzes
Thomas B. Smith
Lemcor
London County
Lee Odité
RockeHie
H. B. Naile
Pees
George W. Hawker
Jefferson
Clydesdale
South Mountain
Wassington
Smong
Fergus P. Ferris
Mejor T. B. Kirby
Wiliam Bierritt
John P. Siber
Edward Hood
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Potomac
Colonel Bright
Fish and Fehorses Division
National Moser
Northwestern Improvement Association
Senator Blackburn
Rl& DL
Fredercl
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H. DE Gires
Jerett and
Skeoch
Miznat
Wiliam B. Fiiler
Mary
Heinelein
Charles E. Linn
Mary B. Kefauger
T Is City
Fatato
Charles W. Bellman
Benjamin L. Jackson
Mary At
Simms
Samuel W. Norris
D. H. Best
James E. Walker & CO
J Adis Coats
Childrens Coats
Ceason Ee
Costa
Walere & CO
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Abus Cares
Geo
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Jon
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South Market St
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