Walkersville community notes and family visits
The Walkersville area reports a flurry of Sunday visits and social events. Families including Ramsburg, Grant Storr, Elmer Ramsburg, and neighbors from Bethel and Charlesville were seen with relatives in Charlesville Frederick and Washington DC. Butter making and apple sciting were noted, with a snitzing by J H Clemm and several outings at White Rock and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Grant
Bethel
John D. Swrr
Hansonville
Elmer K Ramsborg
McKinley Avenue
Hethel
Clemm
S. W. Ramsburg
A. Grant Storr
Ramsburg
W. Steines Ramsburg
fan@y
Utica
Charlesville
Ezra L. Kemp
Washington, D.C
A. D. Ramsberg
J. H. Clemm
S. W. Ramsberg
Elmer K. Ramsarg
Roy S. Ramsburg
Ots Fers
May
Bisache
Vernon
Clayton Stull
Bertha Storr
Hansenville
Elmer K. Rams- Darg
White Rock
Franklin Datrow
Charles Willie
Mattie Holtz
Lillie
Glinton
Unusual Recovery of Sight for Miss Orphia Anderson
Miss Orphia Anderson of near Lovattsville Florida recovered vision after six weeks of treatment by Dr. William C. Boteler in Frederick. Formerly blind in one eye and unable to endure light, she endured severe pain before improvement began and now sees clearly with no remaining traces of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphia Anderson
Lovattsville
Louis King
Miss Anderson
Ag Axpers
Washington
Br. Wm. C. Boteler
Frederick
Fought in a Field and Deaths Mark Local News
A disputed last night match between Frederick and Washington pugilists ended with the Frederick fighter declared winner after eight rounds. Bernard Osiendar Caskey, veteran B and O conductor, died in Martinsburg at 54 after a long illness. Hugh C. Kline and Franklin S. Kline filed for bankruptcy in Baltimore with debts and assets listed. Six men walked out at River Roots Telephone and Telegraph after wage disputes and a company refusal to grant increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Myersville
Frederick
Moother
Washington
Bdnard Osiendar Caskey
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cincinnati Holocaust Feared As Tenement Fire Claims Victims
A deadly blaze at 402 Mtsek Ashe, linked to Salvation Army quarters, killed six and left others severely burned or missing. Rescue efforts trapped mothers and children on upper floors as flames spread through stairways, with reports of more bodies later confirmed. Names include James and Herbert Harkins, Rhoda Harkins, Maggie Williamy, Edward Mullen, Myrtle Ferrell, Captain Elizabeth Erickson, and Captain Hertha Anderson. Authorities investigated the cause amid ongoing relief and recovery operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashe
Salvation Army
Spencer House
Uist
Laie
Thaor Dimes Harkins
Alt Spencer House
James Harkins
Herbert Harkins
Rhoda Harkins
Maggie Williamy
Edward Mullen
Myrtle Ferrell
Gee
Elazabeth Erickson
New York
Nurie
Sweden
Slaw
Hertha Anderson
Checago
Deaths and memorials echo through Mt Airy and Carroll
Death notices tell of Mouriffia, Griffith, Babylon, and Starr in Mt Airy and Westminster areas. George L McLane dies of typhoid at McKaig. Pine Grove Church conducts Griffith funeral. Antietam monument dedicated by Fifteenth Massachusetts veterans near Worcester with Gen John W Kimball delivering the oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ourifftia M. PY
B. Gribb
New Market
Coug
Mt. Airy
Sorie
Pine Grove
New Market Lodge
Griffith
Lewis
Esse
Jesse Babylon
Frizellburg
Carroll County
Babylon
Inens
Carroll Conary
John
William Babylon
Eanst Lutheran Church
Frizelburg
Josh Babylon
New Windsor
Fletcher Babylon
Wakefield
Alfred S Babylon
Frizeliburg
William H. Stare
William H. Starr
Weatminster
Br. Starr
Carrol Monty
Uniontown
Westminster
Wheatminster Savings Institution
Westminster Savings Back
George L. M'Lane
George B. McLane
McKaig
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Antietam
Fifteenth Ringsachusettes
Worcester
Moss
John W. Kimball
Massachusetts
Fifteenth Massachusetts
George L. Moor
A. B. RK. Sprague
Host
Deniis
Grading Work Under Way on B&O Cut-Off
On the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the grading of the Washington Junction to Adamstown cut-off uses steam shovels with about eight months projected to finish. A labor shortage hampers progress as 200 workers are already employed and 100 horses are aged for grading. Sub-let by W. T. Manning to Mr. Benson of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Junction
Adamstown
Baltimore and Ohio
W.T. Manning
Benson
Washington
Lives Lost in Tug Collision Report in New York
Sneelal Dispatch reports the tug Amer eeah sank after a collision with five lives lost. The Local Mart lists market quotes for corn at 63.25 per barrel, corn meal at 45 cents per bushel, wheat at 70 cents per bushel, and hay prices from 9 to 14 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneelal
New York
Amereeah
J. E. W. Hargett
Nansen’s Harsh Journey Described in Fragmented Sketch
In a disjointed account, Nansen’s expedition is touched with harsh conditions and disdain for detours. The text mentions struggles with provisions and unkind treatment during the journey, including refusals of food and terse exchanges with companions.
Distressed stomach remedies and whiskey awards noted
A scattered 19th century notices item mentions a women’s journal praise for a nervous stomach cure from South American Nervine Tonite and states availability through Schley de Bros in Frederick Maryland. It also reports Harper Whiskey receiving a gold medal in Paris exposition and Bernheim Bros. earning the prize for J. W. Harper Whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley de Bros Dhesisis
Schley Torai
Frederick, Ma
Harper Whiskey
Paris
Bernheim Bros
Louisville
Ferry disaster and a fatal drowning described
Fragmented account recalls a ferry or barge accident with multiple injuries and a death. The text then shifts to a large event at Turtle Mound Florida with a gun dance and a massacre of chiefs relatives, culminating in a girl drowning herself. The piece mixes two historic violent scenes with unclear chronology and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iberer
al Sasanbah
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Ecery Foster
Thie
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Dunmore Wi
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B.scu Eneta
Micc Deere Putman
Masher
Retreat Grove School
Bockeya
Milne S. Zieemerman
Fas
Thomas Cramer
Luther Bitler
Alarente Barte
Wabatiis
Wabltstille
Samuel Ramaborg
Daughmex
Ila
Walkersveile
Brian
S. W Ramsborg
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Fraight Brakeman
Brunswick
Baltimore
Ancete
Franklin
Kline
Amets
Smith && En
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Theompany
Ren
Cork
Beth
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Broomsburg
Reading Iron Company
Danville
American Car and Foundry Company
Untess
Denver
San Miguel
Colorado
Thomas
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Secretary of the Interior
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Utah
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San Mera
Herodo
Salvator
Mi Castro
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John Wanamaker
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News OF the Churches
Reformed Guild
Nansen
Borhood Nuvssa
Oregon
Hetis
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Ben Feds
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George A. Gilbert
Wand
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Uncle Sam
Bones
Yohn
Pheumatis
Lundago and Galvan l
John Chemical CO
Wkar. RY
Buffalo Restaurant
Buffalo
Chas. N. Hauer
WM. S. Ricler & CO
Central Hardware CO
Anna Giering
E. Baltimore ST
Baltimore, MO
Evership
J. Biser
Keeley
Keeley Institute
Capite
J. L. Kervand
Ergraver
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D. C
Jerse Marden
Charies of
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Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred'k, Md
Eye
B. H. Blackston & Son
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Rosenour’s
Ralston Health
Crawford
The
Regent
Dorsch
Sorosis
Queen Quality
American Girl
Columbia
B. Rosenour & Sons
Etchison
W. H. B. Etchison
S. Market St
Frederick, Md
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