Fire Ravages Homes in St Mary's and Galena Loss Reaches 25000
James Price's house in St Mary's County burned. A serious neighbor dispute occurred in St Mary's. Twenty houses in Galena Kent County burned yesterday. Loss about 25000, partially insured. Galeus, sixteen miles from Chestertown, was once a thriving village but had no fire protection.
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Rena
James Price
St. Mary's Cunty
St. Mary's
Galena
Kent County
Galeus
Chestertown
Social events and varied notices from the era
The issue lists a Junior Hall dance on April 7 with committee members and chaperones. It reports a gospel meeting for Easter vacation by college students. It includes oddball items on ancient Egyptian tools, a murder suicide, a military exemption, a lynching tale, a Japanese building dedication, and fears for the May wheat market reflecting a patchwork of society notes and headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Johnson Dotrow
Thomas M. Wolfe
William 8. Levy
Helen Young
Mary Grace Levy
Eleanor Potts
Katie Getzendanner
Market Inspirations Amid Winter Contests and Rising Prices
A market column laments late delivery and small changes in the trading day while noting more hurried vegetables and anxious buyers. It mulls on weather, spring hopes, and price quotes for butter, eggs, poultry, beef, veal, pork, vegetables, fruit, and fish, with a wistful note on affordability and better times ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Florida
Brooklyn Firemen Committee to Visit City for Celebration
A committee from the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association of Brooklyn New York led by Vice president P C G Brown and secretary Joseph H Downing will visit on Monday or Tuesday to arrange accommodations for their group at the great celebration. The organization will bring about 190 men in handsome uniforms, one of the United States’ most famed associations. Citizens are promised a majestic display of men and apparatus, claimed to be the finest ever seen in the country.
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Brooklyn
Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association of
New York
P. C G. Brown
Joseph H. Downing
Jerry Caldwick
C. CG. Stennover
United States
Meeting Schedule For Mr. John Gomber And Rev. Maysilles
Mr. John Gomber will conduct the meeting of the M C A tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. The Rev. M L Maysilles is set to lead the evening session at 5 45.
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M.G. A
John Gomber
M. L. Maysilles
Secrets for perfect omelets and needlework at the fair
Readers learn to cook an omelet to serve immediately, add milk to prevent drying, and use a clean dedicated pan. The piece then shifts to needlework at the Chicago World’s Fair, highlighting exquisite cushions, embroidered pieces, and costumes by Princess Louise and others, praising craftsmanship and variety.
Making a Telford Road Subpavement and Top Course
A technical description of Telford road construction detailing subpavement of large stones wedged with smaller stones, the rough surface to prevent shifting, and the layered structure. It covers stone selection, interstice packing, and the need for multiple stone courses including an intermediate layer 1 to 3 inches in size and four inches thick, compacted by a heavy roller to avoid settling.
Construction of a roadway finished with careful stone and sand rolling
The article describes building the final top surface of a road at 2 Telford Road. It specifies selecting uniform stones not exceeding two inches in a ring size, using trap rock or hard granite or limestone alternatives, and laying the top layer at least 3 inches thick to produce a final hard surface at least 8 meters above the intermediate course. It details rolling with a belt roller, sprinkling and working in clean sharp sand, and compacting by back and forth rolling until no sand can be pressed in. It also mentions a separate note about a French anarchist and a Paris restaurant bombing case involving Ravachol and the Bremen steamer H. Linier, with death penalty details.
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Telford Road
Deaths and notices from Point Pleasant and state news
Death of Colonel Forke aged 50 at Point Pleasant follows war service in the Commonwealth Artillery Philadelphia later brevetted a colonel. Also vivid reports of a bloody prize fight in Alabama Frank Ray of Boston and Mike Dooley of Savannah clashed for twenty four rounds with Dooley briefly unconscious and injured. Also brief items on Sir George R Dirb reelected to a premiership and a rambling ad for Rambler bicycles with instructions and incentives from W T Delsplaine of Frederick, Md.
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Forke
Ashrey
Alabama
WerTutas. Dla
Frank Ray
Boston
Mike Dooley
Avannah
Bar Wini Ug Dooley
It Pays to Persist in Advertising Like Wanamaker
The piece argues constant effort in advertising yields returns, noting many only drop small sums and quit. It cites John Wanamaker as an example of lasting, disciplined work paying off in business success.
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John Wanamaker
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Prancois
Kentucky
Haigspemon
Morgan- Heid
Cuion County
Givens
Excart Court
Bill Garth
Jackson Park
Catesco
L—Board of Trade
Armour
Mar
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Actia
Newa
Sol
la Guppe
Jess
Arizona Hicker
Toe News
Hfe
Central Dry Goods House
Thompson
Thomas H. Haller
North Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
Shane
Princess Louise
Louise
Lorne
Naws
Nicky
Telford
Thonas Telford
Wasutscrox
Bussey
Joseph Smith
Commissioner For Pensions
Monster Labor
Indianapolis
International Association of Machinists
International Association of Boiler Makers
International Association of Blacksmoiths
Washington
B. Patrick
Doll Brothers
G. J. Doll & Son
Mattien
H. Hlinier
Ravachoi
Havashal
Furniture and Undertaking House
Atchison
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
WEW
Catoctin
Linganore
Jscime
Union Foundry and Stove Works
Esbxheu Pures
George
Syprry Sos W
Geone R Dirb
Presser
New South Wales
Amnird
Baird
Nancy Hanks
W.T Delsplaine
Frederick
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