Women in a Row Disturbs Neighborhood in Harrison Street Fight
In a police court case Mrs. Butcher faces charges of fighting and disturbing neighbors after a morning disturbance at her Harrison Street residence. Officers, unable to enter at first, found Mrs. Butcher, Jennie Stark, and Bessie Stoddard tied up in a fracas allegedly involving a beer bottle. all were detained and a forfeit set for their appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Butcher
George Paul
Jennia Stark
Fans Cite Tri City League Rivalry In Pennant Talk
Martinsburg fans vent pessimism about the pennant race in the Tri City League. They note Martinsburg’s strong play could spur rivals Frederick and Hagerstown to join the race, urging Marylanders to field competitive teams and add excitement for fans. Also announced a Flintstone Farmers Institute meeting for June 26 with Dr. Richard S. Hill guiding sessions on potatoes horses poultry grass and hay crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Martinsburg Journal
Maryland
Hagerst Wn
Frederick
Marurg
Hagerstown
Marylanders
Flintstone Farmers Institute
Farmers’ Institute
Flintstone
Maryland Agricultural College
Richard S. Hill
James F. Monroe
James R. Mahaffey
Charles L. Oppern
Kard S. Hill
6000 Hauls Out Big Train From Grafton Yard
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad sent engine 6000 out of Grafton Terrace Tuesday with 75 cars loaded at capacity. Two Mallets helped push the heavy train to a hill where it could be handled again en route to Newburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Grafton
Iron Horse
Newburg
Spirit of Youth in Chautauqua Program Invites All
The Lincoln Chautauqua program announced invites to the community urging residents to attend. Aimed at youth and families, organizers touts the life changing potential of performances in song speech and impersonation. A fall in attendance could limit happiness health and dreams for many local youths.
Society notes of multiple marriages and frost damage
Paulowski Massal of McKees Rocks and Jakubine Massal wed at the First Presbyterian Manse by Rev. James E B Moffatt. William Davis and Nettie Graham Hamilton married at Kingsley M E Church parsonage by Rev. David G Pile Shaffer Maxwell. Edward Shaffer and Felissie Maxwell wed at the bride’s home in Grafton by Rev Leland Jerome Powell. A frosty night in Titusville dropped to 29 degrees damaging crops. Local notices include Kean’s Frederican Centre Streets advertisement.
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Honus
Swatland
Hans Wap
Swaiter
Vilis- Bure
Pop Anson
White Sox
Hos
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
Atle
Flurshutz
H. U. F. Flurrbhutz & Son
North Centre Street
St. Claresville
R. Bender
S@LOON
Mary
Saic
George R. Brow
Eages’ Hotel
North
Mechanic Street
Cumberland
J. Semmes Deveemon
Perth
Allegany
Titusville
Valin
Fancine
Arkansas Hot Springs
Will
Kean
ARDS
Med
Ig Press
Edison Electric Ill. CO
Union St
Cumberland, Md
CVE
Gtoviftytuut YY
Lincoln Chautauguas
Ses
S. & H. Green
Ndi
Louis Iren
CTOR
Chapel
Centre St
Chamberland
Ct & P
Milton
F. F. Loobenott
North Cee Street
Faber’s
Fwemon
Balts. and
Liberty Sts
Paul’s
al Ce
Ferg
John Paul
New Buiding
Abig Brothers
N. Centre St
Habig & Stegmaier
THE
Agency For Service
Walsh
Baltimore
Ship Lines
Wiesel
Nts
Baltimore Street
Windsor Hotel
P. O. Box
Price
Cowden & Zuhlman
Third National Bank Building
Pace Sui Sale
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