Frederik County Teachers Institute Seeks Novelik Dates
Frederik county teachers plan a three day session at City Hall on November 20 21 and 22. Curiosity noted a Pekin hen egg weighing three ounces ready to lay with Bagredas blood comb. Mr Phebus invites poultry traders to view the unusual fowl. News clips discuss changing Thanksgiving to October 12 for Hebrew harvest and Columbus day. Mrs Grover Cleveland at Buffalo fair tired of crowds and being followed. A Point of Rocks incident reports a baby found near the Canal with a cigar in its mouth. Maryland Lutheran Synod to meet in Marfanburg W Va on October 2. St Bartholomew in Baltimore to build a new rectory. The General Convention of the Episcopal Church to convene in New York City in early October.
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Teachers' Institute
Teachers’ Institute of
Frederik County
Charles Phebus
Burekreet
Mr. Phebus
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Mar Finaburg
W. Va
St.Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Edward Taple
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Pastor Henry Baker Returns From Six Month Europe Tour
Rev Dr Henry Baker pastor of Emory M E church Ellicott City arrived home after a six month tour of Europe and the Holy Land. He visited England Ireland Scotland Germany France Switzerland and the Holy Land sending back letters about the countries. His wife accompanied him and the congregation will host a reception tonight.
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Henry Baker
Emory M. EB. Church
Ellicott City
Europe
Holy Land
England
Ireland
Scotland
Germany
France
Switzerland
Frank Lestie's Popular Monthly October Issue
The October number of Frank Lestie's Popular Monthly features a new serial by Eta W. Pierce titled Her on's Wife. It highlights rich illustrations and diverse articles including Horse racing in Colonial New York by John Aus Stevens and Climbing the Peak of Tenerife.
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Heron
Eta W. Pierce
Frank Lestie
New York
John Ausin Stevens
Ripley Hitchcock
California
Little Things Generally Unnoticed by Citizens Praised
A column notes cooler weather, fashion shifts, and neighborhood life. It highlights street conditions, paving needs before winter, local enterprise like Hosters Factory, and modest market observations from Elmer Hull and others, including casual reports on prices for meats fruits and vegetables and a minor accident in West South Street.
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Bartonsville
Elmer Hull
John L. Sulliven
Hamburg
Jake
Marriage Petition Seeks Divorce and Custody Change
Hanson L. Forrest filed a petition through attorneys Pamper and Markell in the clerk's office alleging a failed marriage to Mary B. Forrest. The document, dated from February 1, 1887, accuses adultery and seeks a divorce and custody of their children awarded to the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Pamper
Chas. F. Markell
Hanson L. Forrest
Mary Bf. Forrest
John M. Bussard
Speed of Insects Astonish in Flight and Racing Anecdotes
An excerpt from the St James Gazette notes the common housefly achieving 600 strokes per second and moving about 25 feet in ordinary flight, with alarm possibly doubling that speed. It cites speed comparisons with horses, a dragonfly versus swallow chase, and a Hamme pigeons bees race showing bees reaching home ahead. It also mentions the silkworm moth male touring over 100 miles per day and other British moths covering vast distances quickly.
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St. James Gazette
Teunwenhoik
Hamme
Westphalia
Rhytera
Chabrier
Adjudged Insane Pauper Elizabeth Coe Sent to Maryland Hospital
Elizabeth Coe of Uniontown district Carroll county aged 45 has been adjudged insane by a jury in lunacy. She was sent yesterday to the Maryland Hospital for the insane at Sprig Grove at county expense.
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Elizabeth Coe
Uniontown
Carroll County
Jury de Lanatico Inquirente
Maryland Hospital For the
Sprig Grove
London expert finds valuable minerals in Hanover Pa
Professor Joseph Coombes a noted mining expert and metallurgist from London has located mineral properties in Hanover Pennsylvania representing an English syndicate He has discovered gold silver copper and asbestos believed valuable He sailed for London yesterday to negotiate large sales.
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Joseph Coombes
London
England
Hanover
Coombes
The Weekly News Features Diverse Local and International Coverage
The Weekly News presents Western Maryland’s independent paper with city county and state news, foreign affairs, architectural column, farmer’s section, and miscellaneous items. It highlights religious sections including International Sunday school lessons and sermons.
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Maryland
Ite
Farmer's Department
Talmage
German at Martinsburg West Virginia Brings Gala Event
A German was given Tuesday night at Wysong's Hall in Martinsburg to honor Miss Bosler of Carlisle Pennsylvania and Miss Cover of Winchester Virginia. It was the town's most brilliant affair in years with numerous attendees, chaperones, and live music by Thompson's Orchestra.
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Martinsbure
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baltimore Sur
Wysong
Hell
Virgie Font
Rena Flick
Jane Calston
Messia
John Lee Font
John Robinson
Dr. Cocherel
James Strider
Cesil Baker
Chas. Young
Arthur Gilbert
Ches. Miller
Marehell Bardette
Howard Emmert
F. G. Getzendanner
Eva Albertis
Birs. Seam
Weather Encourages Cheerful Rainy Day Demeanor
A long spell of rain with 23 at present time is not gloom to be endured but a chance for comfort. Wear rubber coats shoes and an umbrella and stay dry. Do not risk the sun breaking through without protection. Read a book write a letter or mend winter wear to pass time profitably and keep a cheerful mood while awaiting brightness.
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Ake
Dent
Pungent Paragraphs and Local Notices At A Glance
Misses Jessie Hauer and Maggie McGlow plan a lawn party and dance at Hauer's tonight. LT Dison visits Buckeystown today and stays in Middle town tomorrow and Saturday to supervise weights and measures. Lewis E. Barrick appointed as a Mt. Prassant district election judge, replacing resigned Hoke. Yost Wyant deeds real estate in Frederick county to Esra Brown for 500 dollars. A health note urges biliousness remedies citing Brown's Iron Bitters. East Patrick street sees wagons and chestnuts. water pipe repaired on South Market. United Fire Company holds 7:30 pm meeting. Neipold travels to Hanover. A Jersey wagon upset on All Saints' street causes minor damage. Edw. Schroeder owns Gettysburg battlefield desk. D and D school opens with 78 pups. Internal Revenue Collector Wastler heads to Abell's distillery near Burkittsville. Mrs Elphin Stone departs for Denver. Schroeder Brothers ship antique mahogany sideboard to Mrs Henry W Rogers of Baltimore. Gas line work at Union Manufacturing on East Patrick. Frederick Riflemen meet at armory. Schroeder to finish book case for Adamtown. Sick list: Wm Leichert worsening. Fire company notes thank Baltimore volunteers. United Fire Company plans annual oil during Fair week.
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Maggie McGlow
Frederick County
Brown
East Patrick Street
Lewon
Robert Danner
Peter Baer
South Market Street
United Fire Company
J.W. Neipold
Hanover
Pennsylvania
All Saints’ Street
C. E. Mealey
Edw. Schroeder
Battlefeld
Gettysburg
D. End D
Daly
Internal Revenue
Wastler
Abell’s
Burkittaville
Elphin Stone
Robert Moore
Patrick Street
Denver
Colorado
Baltimore Politics and a Shifting Mayoral Salvo
In Baltimore last night the Democracy discussed endorsing Skip with Wilmer as mayoral candidate. Opposition kept him from endorsement while Lafrote may seek renomination. The clerk of the Superior Court post is expected to go to James Bond, the present incumbent, and Major Shaw might accept a mayoral bid if it aids the Republicans. Franks Harmison and Farst are talked about as Democratic sheriff nominees.
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Baltimore
Skipwith Wilmer
Lafrote
Superior Court
James Bond
Major Shaw
Averee
Imoes
Easis
Frank Harmison
Frank Farst
Our City Fathers Aldermen Meet in Regular Session
The Board of Aldermen met with all members present. Mayor’s and Marketmaster reports approved detailing receipts. Several bills approved or referred to claims. Tax abatements and street repairs authorized. Elections and petitions on pumps water supply and electric lamps discussed. Board adjourned.
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City Register
Committee On Claims
Miller & Go
D. H. Smith
A. P. Renner
George W. Brengle
C. Dorisy Tyson
Committee On Streets
Charlotte E. Bowers
Harry W. Bowere
Carter Street
Patrick
Church
Sale of Sprinter's farm and mill property at Cranberry Station
The Sprinter's farm and mill property at Cranberry Station near Westminster was sold by trustees Messra Chae. B. Roberts and Geo. M. Pearce to Silas Joel and Reuben Bish for seven thousand dollars. The tract covers about 1434 acres.
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Cranberry Station
Westminster
Messra Chae. B. Roberts
Geo. M. Pearce
Silas Joel
Reuben Bish
St Johns College Opens Tenth Term At Annapolis
Scholastic notes report St John s College in Annapolis opening its tenth session with 140 students enrolled and expected to rise. Seventeen seniors comprise the largest class in years. The Maryland Institute for the Deaf and Dumb in Baltimore resumed its fall session with strong attendance.
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St. John’s College
Annapolis
Yeaterday
Maryland Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Tornado ripples through Berryville causing damage
A midweek tornado roared over Berryville Virginia on Wednesday evening bringing heavy rain and high winds. Shade trees in churchyards were uprooted and bricks torn from chimneys. Clarke Courier editor John Q Crown suffered injuries at his home as trees snapped and fencing fell.
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Berryville
Mienday
Baptist Church
Episcopal
John QO. Crown
Clarke Courier
Eyler’s Valley News item notes local visitors and school reopening
Eyler’s Valley News reports Mrs Neal and Mrs Whitehead and their niece visiting from Baltimore, Martha Eyler and Bushonz Eyler attending the U B conference in Mechanicstown, Ita Clark of Woodsboro visiting parents, and the public school reopening on September 9 with 21 scholars under teacher C T Fox. The schoolhouse repairs improved its interior.
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Eyler
S Valley News
Onico
Thz
Neal
Whitehead
Battimore
Martha Eyler
Bushonz Eyler
U. B
Mechanicstown
Ita Glark
Woodsboro
Smyrna Rugs Display Planned in Freder ick Show
The Smyrna rug, popular for rich coloring and heavy weight, promises the finest line yet exhibited in Freder ick. Ranging from 65c to 25 dollars, the display will be ready in a few days and invites visitors to see the collection.
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Frederick
Two Orphans Open Ely Stock Company at Monday Engagement
The Ely Stock Company opens with The Two Orphans as the Friday engagement begins Monday evening. The troupe presents a strictly stock company with each member selected for fitness and finished performance. Special scorers, elegant costumes, and music mark an innovation in popular priced attractions. A change of programme nightly and a grand souvenir accompany the show with matinee Saturday afternoon. Reserved seats available at popular prices 10 20 and 30 cents with no extra charge.
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Ely Stock Company
Haas Lynve
Bealthyl Growth Elixir Gains Popularity, Stirs Medical Fraternity
Avker's Blood Elixir attracts wide public support as a claimed universal cure for blood and skin diseases. Medical fraternity endorses and promotes it, with J. A. listed as the selling druggist. Guaranteed to satisfy, the elixir is presented as superior to all other preparations.
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Ty J. A
Dlisuaon
Oor Biel Park
C. Hood Co
Apothecaries
Lowell, Maze
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