Club trials and races highlight Potomac Moose Club meet
The Moose Club hosts swimming trials and relay events with Captain Powell and Capt Ell leading candidates to represent the club. Trials include a 100 yard swim and a 500 yard relay, with entries from Maryland and neighboring states. Officials discuss team conditioning and eligibility while Moose Club entries await final decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Halley
Art Entz
Canoe Oman
Winne
Secety
Neda
Sew Club
W. Hepburn
Rived
Pol ’ Moos Clhutt
Se Tylub Ini Ueh
Powell
Reek
Somerville Nichola Wellington
Richard W. Os
Craig
Éothers
Ell
Svat
Potomac Club
Roman
Moose
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Shaw’s Stars
Maennercher
Moose Club
F. W. Kalmbach
Cna
P. G. Cowden
Trinity Church Anniversary Observance Noted
Fragmentary text indicates a Trinity Church anniversary on a Sunday, mentioning Prof Gustav Stor and individuals linked to Trinity Lutheran and Centre Street. Details are unclear about date, exact attendees, or activities but references a gathering or observance involving church leaders and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubers
Trinity Luthforth Centre Street
Gustav Stor
Church
Man falls under moving train in Blaine West Virginia
John Walters, about 50, tried to board Western Maryland train No. 2 at Blaine as it pulled away. Both legs were severely crushed and one may be amputated. Walters, of Ridgely, was taken to Allegany Star hospital after the train halted and an ambulance brought him to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Blaine
W. Va
John Walters
Walters
Allegany Star
Ridgely
City Taxi Company Buys Rival Equipment
City Taxi Company closes a deal with Excelsior Taxicab of Pittsburgh to purchase the rival firm’s entire equipment. The purchase will add several taxicabs and related assets to City Taxi’s fleet as operations are integrated.
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City Taxi Company
Excelsior Taxicabny
Pittsburgh
Penn
Express Company Changes Quarters and Local Notices
The United States Express Company will become Wells Fargo Express and move to South Centre street in a space formerly Shoupe's grocery, partitioned into two. North Liberty street space vacated by the company will house Miss Margaret's art store moved from North Centre street. Funeral of Henry Clites, 22, who died at Downing Creek near Rock Cut, will be held Wednesday at 2 o clock from Sylvan Avenue home. Burial in Trinity Lutheran churchyard. Arlington Hotel improvements include painting and carpentry work by painters and carpenters. completion will enhance the hotel’s appearance.
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United States Express Company
Wells Fargo Express
South Centre Street
Henry Clites
Downing
Rock Cut
Thouse
Sylvan Avenue
Ser
Trinity Lutheranigh
North Centre Street
Hilda Woerner
Fairview Avenue
Buffalo Mills
William and Frederick Ward
Pittsburgh
Peter L. Ward
Beall Street
Cecelia E. Geary
Green Street
Margaret Geary
Pottsville
Joseph W. Geary
Philadelpha
T. J. Zeigler
Spring Street
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wim, Hurley
Warren
Ohio
Martin Hurley
Pennsylvania Avenue
Phyllis Rickey
Keyser
J. Webb Davis
Grafton
Oakland
Phil Aaron
Juanita Bowhay
Hagerstown
S. P. Burns
Officials Visit Hampshire Southern New Addition
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad officials including Chef Clerk W E Yarnall PP H Grosscup and Timekeeper M Maldin toured the Hampshire Southern to acquaint themselves with the new territory. They prepared tables for improved service to be inaugurated by the B and O and used soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hampshire Southern
Met
W. E. Yarnall
PP. H. Grosscup
M. ©. Maldin
Hampshire Southern Road
Chairman Philip Laird Expected to resign from PSC
Chairman Philip B. D. Laird of the Public Service Commission is expected to resign within days. He has not publicly announced his intentions, but his mind is said to be made up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip BD. Laird
Public Service Commission
Panama Hats Cut Again Price Hint From Mullen Bros
A brief item notes another drop in Panama hats to Mullen Bros at five dollars. The ad hints at men’s Panama being available at the reduced price.
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Panama
Mullen Bros
Panama hats offered at six dollars fifty cents
Mary Moffat Chapter of Westminster Guild at First Presbyterian Church hosts an afternoon picnic in Rose Hill Addition. The sale notes genuine Panama hats priced at 6.50 each as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moffat
Westminister Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Rose Hill Addition
Justice Everstine Resigns as Frankfort District Peace
Willard Everstine of Kidgeley resigned as justice of the peace for Frankfort district. The county court at Keyser accepted the resignation last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Everstine
Willard Everstine
Kidgeley
Frankfort
Keyser
Coal and Coke Shop Strike Averted in West Virginia
A. N. Faulkner of the U. S. Labor Department reports tentative agreement between the Coal and Coke Railroad, led by President Henry G. Davis, and its shopmen, averting a strike. Faulkner aided earlier in adjusting Charleston coal region difficulties.
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A. N. Faulkner
United States Department of Labor
Elkins and Gassaway
Coal & Coke Railroad
cox-Senator
Henry G. Davis
Faulkner
Charleston
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Cumberland Listings
Eugene W. Law transfers a parcel on Fairmont Avenue Cumberland to Selma P. Doherty for a sum listed as $10. Finley C. Hendrickson and others transfer a parcel on the National Pike to Raymond V. Gilchrist for $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene W. Law
Selma P. Doherty
Fairmont Avenue
Cumberland
Finley C. Hendrickson
Raymond V. Gilchrist
National Pike
Local Names List from Lonaconing Area Notices
A readable fragment lists individuals including Andrew Crawford and Marthe Botts from Rowlesburg with others in Pennsylvania and nearby towns. Names appear with towns and states such as Pittsburg Latrobe Altoona and Knoxville. The text presents a roster style collection with no clear event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lawrence Crawford
Keyser
W. Va
Marthe Mey Botts
Rowlesburg
W. Ve
Harvey Somerfield Parc
Pittsburg
Margaret Elisie Lincox
Knoxville Pa
James Hobaugh Anderson
Atlantic H. Click
Lonaconing
Mad
Maryland Cubs Triumph Over Old Town Road 7-2
The Bedford Road based Maryland Cubs defeated Old Town Road 7 to 2 in a home game. R Wagner invites teams for future games as the Cubs seek more matches this season.
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Maryland Cubs
Bedford
Oldtown
R. Wagner
P. O
Cubs
Old Town
One Killed Three Injured At Pier As Plank Breaks
In Boston at the Ilos goc tunnel docks a rope broke causing a gang plank to swing into a crowd just before the White Star liner Ayin ric sailed. Henry Cosgrove aged 75 was killed while his daughter prepared to sail. Three others were injured in the incident.
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Boston
Ilosgoc Tunnel
Ayinric
Henry Cosgrove
Fireworks Prohibition Discussed by City Officials
City officials and the mayor discuss enforcing a fireworks ban within resident areas noting local authorities will act to curb violations. The statement outlines enforcement steps and aims to clarify resident rights and prohibited activities.
Orpean Court Grants Letters of Administration in Estate cases
Renunciation filed and letters of administration granted to Robert D. Rice on Laura Rice estate. Executors of Jacob R. Garman filed inventory. Order to sell property for Jaggie R. Gar man. McMalh Clark finalizes account and distribution under William George Edward Wills. Richard S. Sell settles Willa Smith first account. Albert E. Miller and William Dean granted administration on Henry Miller and Guy W. Dean estates.
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Robert D. Rice
Laura Rice
Jacob R. Garman
Jaggie R. Garman
Daniel I. McMalh
Stephen J. Clark
William
George Edward Wills
Richard S. Sell
Willa Smith
Albert E. Miller
Henry Miller
William Dean
Guy W. Dean
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Harl
Grant
Omnia Meyer
Andrey
RoMacuarters
Niagara
Argent
Chili
United States
General Carranza
Commissit
Dobires
McChord
Chamber of Co
Footer
Nless
Hall
Ater
Piewrence Crawford
With & TF Yn
JA. May Notts
Go's
Centre Street
Joseph Dawson
Mr. Dawson
George Cornelius Johns
Cramer
Willa May Hughes
Latrobe
Colored Elks
S. Maynard Burgee
T. Gillis Nutter
Grand Lodge
Burgee
Mal
Hongr
Eifrig
Trinity Churchiversary Sun
Martin Trinity
Fan
City Taxicab CO
Arlington Hotel
Igers
HS. R. 2
Laird
Coal & Coke Shop
Cramer, Pa
Latrobe, Pa
Plummer Brooks
S’etersburg, Pa
Mabel Ettarvin
Altoona, Pa
Honcho Cho HH
Sreqhohohshoe Oghohohohomd CP Ohs
Chohohghge Soho OO
Choy Ca Cfo Oe Ohh
Rebekahs
Colfax Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Eugene P. Skyles
Norgne Rice
Wm. J. Cramer
Miss Marie White
Miss Langham
Miss White
D. L. Clayton
Morrison Music Co
Mr. Brink
Professor Mann
Joseph W. Young
John W. Young
Rebekah Lodge
Brink
M. Malarkie
Rebekah Assembly of Maryland
Margaret Kear
Frostburg
Emma Wolf
Ella Tritch
Ella Shuck
Cora T. Derr
Ethel Copeland
Mt. Savage
Harry B. Langdone Smith
Park Avenue
Baltimore
Nellie Gerstell
Robert Gerstell
Ei Tesla
J. Stevenson
Brown Fines Ial Presbyterian Church
Dr. Hopkins
Charlestown
Frank B. Smith
Louise Gerstell
Easton
Smith
Benjamin F. Smith
Gerstell
Thomas Cresap
Michael Cressap
Trinity Church
New York
James C. Cresap
United States Navy
Sons of the American Revolution
Order of Cincinnati
Perry
Virginia
Boyd Harvey Miller
Clara Virginia Hager
St. Mark’s Reformed Church
E. P. Skyles
Weil
Bishop’s Motorcycle Garage
Front Street
George Henry
Berkeley Springs
Western Maryland Hospital
A. L. Grubb
William Perry
Western Maryland
Leo Franklin
Joseph Franklin
Frank Crawford
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Franklin
American Medical Association
Allan Campbell Millholland
New York City
Glenora
Millholland
William Ruehl
Ewald
William Snyder
Cleveland
Joseph Troll
Lea Troll
Frank Malamphy
Washington
H. W. Hodgson
John Kirk
James
Carlisle
Charles R. Hewitt
George B. Wise
C. L. Wells
August Leonard
Decatur
The
Cor
L—Adv
Thomas W. Koon
Rhotograr KY
Salem
Fes
Sur
Fiurton
Viilor
North Liberty Street
Quy
Shirey & Reliable
Blarke
Baltimore Street
Leader Garage
I ‘Ord
National Painless Dentists
Baltimore St
Orpean’s Court
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