Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
Election booms the hat business and the optician is an eye deal mat. Piow: girl only pisy on upright planes. Jancitas Wigdon: vize one a pala in the back. Telephone companies doubt alliance's gold. A factory job commented as vial. Census notes 1286 women preachers 203 lawyers 4555 doctors. Lt Binns resigns to be with the people. Overcoat stolen from a dummy. thieves get five months. A doctor cites child ear health issues. Florence shop shows a pawn ticket from 1570. Sardine box strike by fishermen over women and machinery. Brement court bars export restriction. Ireland sights 72 aches storm, 28 inches rain this year. Carpet from English mint yielded 2,500 gold. West Virginia demand for new depots. Ohio line costs £540,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jancitas Wigdon
Allence
Dottie
Binns
Flist C. 5
Bes
S Asgees
House of Correction
Florence
Jerusalem
Marie
Saareme Court of
Brezt
Spotaer
Ireland
W. Va
Bskiimors
Ohio
Evicted don of Maggie faces six months in Maryland House
A man associated with Maggie was evicted prior to Montice r and sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Corrections. The Governor will consider the case for final decision on or after Monday, November 2. The notice cites sanction by state authorities and outlines impending action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Monticer
Maryland
House of Corresrios
Mint Jalep Gum Sold by A. C. McCardell Sales Drive
Tur Nevva staff were treated to Mint Jalep Gum today by Mr. A. C. McCardell who has established many retail agencies in the city. The gum is claimed to aid indigestion clean teeth and perfume breath making it a strong seller for his operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Nevwa
A. C. McCardell
Beale Installed as Pastor at Fire Presbyterian Church
The Philadelphia papers report the installation of Ray J. Beale D.D. as pastor of the Fire Presbyterian Church of the Northern Liberties in Baltimore. Beale, born July 1 1838 in Beale’s Mills Juniata County, has served multiple churches including Middle Toadctor, St. George’s in Delaware, and Light Street in Baltimore. He arrived from Frederick City after five years there and led the notable service with Rev. Dr. L. Graham and Rev. Dr. A. Gibbons participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bev DE Beale
Peale
O& J. Beale
D. DO
Lounstown
Presbyterian Church of the Northern Literties
Bananwood
Atere
Robert O. Felton
Biree
J. Harvey Seale
Kennington
L. Graham
A. Gibbons
Beale
Reptember
Uhamel S. Wisner
Frederick City
Maryland
Beale's Mills
Juniata County
Thie Biste
Tesctrora Academy
Jefferson College
Western Theological Seminary
Allegheny City
Aix
Princeton Theological Seminary
Christian Commission
Collegs
Alsoona
St. George’s Church
Delaware
Light Street
Baltimore
Jobnstown
Johnstown
Quiet Frederick weddings mark era of private vows
In Frederick Maryland on Thursday fall night Mr Charles Albert Mantz and Miss Bettie A Dooley both of Martinsburg were married quietly at the M E parsonage. Rev W H McKenney officiated and the couple left as husband and wife. Also Rev Luther Kuhlman tied the knot for Jobs W Himbury and Miss Martha Grove at the Bethlehem parsonage in Frederick with few relatives present. Invitations went out for A Wineberg of Baltimore and Miss Minnie L Hollander of Sildsmore to wed in Baltimore November 8. Edward Linn and Ida E Linn, both of Martinsburg, united in marriage in Gettysburg on September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albert Mantz
Bettle A. Dooley
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Frederick
M. E
W. IL. McKenney
Jobs W. Himbury
A. Wineberg
Baltimore
Minnle L. Hollander
Sildsmore
Batimore
Lisk—Linn
Gettysburg
T. 3. Barkle
Edward Linn
Ida E. Linn
Bamlisburg
Fall Floriculture Show Promises Superb Chrysanthemums
The Freder ic k Floricultural Society hosts an annual exhibition at East Patrick Street Rink in November 1912. Notable displays include Mr David Gro and Mr John C Hardt with near one hundred chrysanthemums. Fifty plants promise vivid blooms in pink red white and yellow with careful grafting and striking forms. A separate health ad promotes Pan-Tina cough remedy at Steiner Bros. Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Harry
Reefer
Corisi
John C. Hardt
Bardt
Viviana Morten
Tina
Steiner Bros
Frigh coed at the Montevae Hospital scene
A horse frightened by an escaped patient at Montevae Hospital led to a woman’s capture by locals near the road. The report blends local danger with patent remedies and testimonials, including claims about Hostetler’s Stomach Bitters curing nervous disorders and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesare
Kolo
Frederick Butchers
Montevae Hospital
Montevus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotal Baking Powder CO
Tors City
the Daily News
California
Fie Sxrup Co
Érecois
Steinie Dems
Dreggiat
Meade
Young Men's Christian Association
Marion Moberly
Roger Wickham
MT. Pleasant
Eure—Grove
Watts
Bhoreward
Tero
Sachie
Happy Ven
M. A. Kropar
Hostetler
Bey
Gjiman Brown
Mill St
Booth Gardoner
Mass
Dr. King
Haagyrho
L. Peacre’s
Orig
Nervos
Albert I. Pearre
Etchison Bailding
Albert L. Pesrre Etchison
Albert L. Pearre Bitoninson
Barts
Bowals
Pearrs
Etchison
Direstive Pan
Aicon
East Maltimiore Street
Baltionone
Anna Giering
Brean
Pris
Inge News A
AsaSy
Mrr
NM J. Wilson
Wise
Mica C. Woerner
Patrice
Chamberlain
Chamberlain's
B. B. Bufstem
Friemlsville
Susquehanna Co
Sant
L. Pearry
W.K
Spall
HET
Bosk
Desbr
Alpce Ami
B. Q. Tayi Cole
Bats
Geo. A. Gilbert
North Market
Proderick
Ingrain
Galland
C. KH. Cline
Bow Tobacco
Esterling Remede
Chiesge
New York
Albert L. Pearre
Ida R. Crasser
William BL. Leather
William H. Whodemus
Reute
Sauber
Boleny J. Wi Jamaon
Whasutler
Catarth
de Hsllier
Steiner Broa
Sweenay
San Diego
Cal
Frice Boc
Almert L. Pearre
Bichison Bullling
Suile Ge Oeale
Abert le Posse
Bichison Building
Thiloh
Shiloh
Pearre
Etchisan Baoding
Gav von
America
Shaskins
Troch
Poret
N. J. Wilson
SOE
Excelsior Stove House
P. S
J. Wilson
Carty
Cosque
East Patrick Street
Prederick
Neasy
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Keller
South
Emory
HE. Marris & CO
Jewalers & Iiversmiths
Tch & D
Washington, F.C
LOY A Perry's
NWO
So. Ecosom
South Market Street
Frederick, MD
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!