State News Roundup From Annapolis to Hagerstown
News items note the Annapolis College essays move at St John’s College in Annapolis and Prince Georges April term starting. John B. Sweeney begins as postmaster in Hagerstown. James P. Harter to succeed him. An engine wreck damages cars in Shippensburg freight yard. $500 reward offered for a schoolgirl’s murderer.
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Elliott City
Annapolis
FLMC
Prince Georges County
Balisbury
St John’s College
John B. Sweeney
Hagerstown
Maryland
Shippensburg
Mise Dean
Caroline County
Charles Dorsey
Geo. W. Costes
Isaac Scoggins
Howard County
Harford County
Urder
Building Season To Bring Busy Contractor Activity
A Ruay Building Season expects a surge in construction with twenty new residences planned across the city. Houses on West Church Street and East Third Street are slated, plus three more by Mrs. Frazier on East Patrick Street. Fredery & County National Bank’s Joseph W.L. Carty may build three houses on his current lot. Funeral services for Capt. Charles X. Simmons were held at the Misses Houck’s residence on North Market Street with Rev. Dr. E.R. Wechbach officiating. interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery with F. Schroeder as undertaker.
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Ae Joho Iitehte
Weat Church Street
East Third Atreat
Borace Zacharing
Charles X. Simmons
Misses Houck
North Market Street
E.R Wechbach
The
Reformed Church
John T. Woton
Jo Fisher
J. F. Gibbons
Charles Baughman
C.D. Doll
Majk Tyler
Col. D
Winebrewer
J. H. Gambrill
L. 8
Clingan
Charles W. Ross
Arthur Potts
Henry Williams
J. Lee Simmons
Dr. Pentz
Mads St Moun. Olivet Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Wheel Repaired After Steamer Collision
The Independent steamer had two damaged wheels after colliding with the Junior steamer while returning from a country fire alarm. One wheel has been repaired and placed back in position on Saturday afternoon. The disabled engine kept the steamer out of service for several days, during which time a stable belonging to fire preventative efforts burned at the rear of Mr. A. H. Hutt’s East Third Street property.
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Saturde
A. H. Hutt
East Third Street
Stable Fire Destroys Mx Beatz Property at Portta Station
A stable and small shed burned on the Beatz property near the Peer eyhanta Railroad between Portta and Witte streets Terret. Fire spread rapidly in strong winds, with a horse and some harness saved by the family. The loss is placed at four to five hundred dollars. Police investigated as possible incendiarism. horses and a team from the Jesters helped contain the blaze.
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Laurence Beatz
Peereyhanta
Porrta
Witte
Yumarton
Barry Sage
Et Power Company
Dre
Flerny
Eigh. O'Cock
Republicans Harmonizing for 189? Maryland Governor Race
Congressman George Wellington led a Baltimore meeting of Republican leaders to unite factions and align for the coming election. Ex-Congressman Lloyd Lowndes was seen as the likely nominee, with harmony cited as the path to a stronger bid since the war. William Baker reportedly will withdraw from the gubernatorial race.
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George Ll. Wellington
Lloyd Lowndes
Baker
Deaths of Harriett Ryder Mary Hospelhorn and others
Obituary notices report Harriett Ryder of Baltimore dying at 85, funeral held yesterday. Mrs. Mary Hospelhorn, widow of James Hoapsthorn, dies at 83 in Emmitsburg. Peter D Brobbs, carpenter, dies at 62 with funeral at Pleasant Hill Chapel. George Morgan dies suddenly at Mt Airy, Pa, from apoplexy, leaving a widow and two sisters, funeral to be held at Mt Airy this afternoon.
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Barrict Anyder
Baltimore
Harriett Ryder
Mary Hospelhorn
James Hoapsthorn
Lewis A. Zimmerman
Emmitsburg
Priee D. Ereees
Peter D. Brobbs
Yellow Springs
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Geo. Morgan
George Morgan
Mt. Airy
Morgan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stewart
Washington
Kimball
A Month's Record The Death Roll
For March there were 46 deaths in the city and county with 15 interments at Mt Olivet 2 at St Johns 4 at the colored graveyards. County burials totaled 32 with 4 at Liberty 2 each at Thurmont Woodsboro Beaver Dam and New Market and others at numerous area localities. Interments at Mt Olivet numbered 18 including 10 adults and 2 children with 9 from the city and 3 from the county.
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Mt. Olivet
St John’s
Liberty
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Beaver Dam
New Market
Jefferson
Charles de Ailes
Webaie Danes Wavelope
Avengerstown
Brn Run
Social World Wedding Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs Robert R Todd, formerly of Frederick, will mark their marriage anniversary tonight at their home Carliste Pennsylvania The Salvation Army plans an open air meeting at Square in a swimming tent headlined by the wall to wall event.
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Robert R. Todd
Frederick
Carliste, Ps
The
Salvation
New Postmaster Appointed Amid Service Changes
A new postmaster for Bagertown was appointed last evening replacing James P. Barter. Jobo B. Sweece will lead the office with LF McComas retained as assistant postmaster. Several clerks and carriers remain in place as the system reorganizes under new leadership and continues to handle national mail routes.
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Wm. P. Lane
Ed Boolmscier
Taree Persork
Varlone Speen
Viettatlon
Emmuston
Darieg
Hatter
Ashbury
Bissell
Halfway
Walkersville Urged to Welcome Milk Plant Offer
Letters from the People urge Walkersville residents to back Baltimore Sterilized Food Company plans to build at the railway station, promising 70 to 80 cents per hundredweight for milk and saying two Frederick County villages offer 1,300 pounds to lure the venture away. Needing farmer contracts and town backing, the piece encourages local citizens to act to bring new industry, jobs, housing, and money into the thrifty town.
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Walkersville
Baltimore Sterliized
Frederick County
Walkersville Beauty
News of the Churches
The Ministerial Association met in the Y M C A parlor at 10. The Reformed Missionary Society plans a meeting tomorrow at 7 20. Lenten services continue Wednesday and Friday evenings. Passion Sunday noted for the Saviour's agony in Gethsemane. Palm Sunday follows, leading into Holy Week. F C Y M C A gospel service well attended. Owen Compher spoke on an interesting subject. Monthly business meeting to be held in the parlor this evening. Graphophone entertainment at City Opens House tomorrow for Trinity M E Church. Baptism administered at All Saints Episcopal Chapel to one infant. Lenten services scheduled this week. St Mary’s Chapter to meet Wednesday at 4. Rev A H Zimmerman spoke on “Rome Spring Thoughts” at M E church. evening crowd large. Epworth League service at 6 0 conducted by Hammond Urner Bay.
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Reformed Missionary Society
Gethsemane
Owen Compher
Trinity M. £. Church
All Sainte Episcopal Chapel
St. Mary’s Chapter
Rome
A. H. Zimmer
M. E
Epworth League
Hammond Urner
Bay
On the Law's Grip Disorderly Conduct Arrests
John A Grahe was arrested on East Fourth street for disorderly conduct and fined $2.85 before Police Justice Eckateln, then jailed for thirty days for nonpayment. Policeman Abrecht made the arrest. A second individual, Tuarellee Betas, was marked for a summons to appear before Eckateln for causing a disturbance on West Patrick street Saturday night. A third person appeared before Police Justice Besaeia, fined $185, and paid. One man remains at large.
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John A. Grahe
East Fourth Street
Eckateln
Abrecht
Severisa
West Patrick Street
Ter Street
Morning Run Through Town Described In Fractured Text
Fragmentary OCR describes a morning run toward a town and a scene near a Baldwin House with cryptic timing. A figure named Nui Baum is noted arriving in front of the house as hours and minutes are referenced, though details remain unclear.
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Nuibaum
Baldwin Howse
Catarrh Common Many Suffer Health Concern
A garbled report notes catarrh as a common issue with several symptoms. It mentions heavy eyes discharge, headaches, and foul breath, reflecting a medical concern described in unclear patient terms.
Mysterious Cure Promoted for Nasal Catarrh and Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts a “safe cure” claimed to treat nasal catarrh, hay fever, ringworm, dandruff, pimples, itching piles, and skin issues. It markets a general tonic as effective, though details and claims are vague and unverified.
Legacy gift to Maryland Episcopal Diocese announced
A gift of 93000 from the James G Blags Sons bank arm in New York will go to the Protestant EpIacopal Diocese of Maryland as a legacy from Mrs C Spaleht Keerl of Baltimore. The funds, once held in trust for her son Eyresfield F Keerl, may endow the diocese after his death.
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Toa Keer
Baltimore
Keerl
Tmorean
Carl Browne Showered by Egg Throwers at Banquet
Carl Browne, once of Coxey's Army, led a crowd at a Friday banquet where bad eggs were hurled. Addie Henderson won the cake walk as others including Eile Roberts and Benj Riggs joined the lively procession. Police later arrested Cltvear Barton Connellman segmer and Walter McLain of Massillon Ohio on charges of egg throwing and inciting unrest.
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Eile Roberts
Benj Riggs
Geils Brighton
Chin * Holdin
Nannie Bewell
Freak Hotis
Delle Roberts
Edward Simonson
Devil Wise
Earnest Hollands
Marion Glice
Eddie Davis
John Boyd
Chastie Brows
Carrie Forman
Carl Browns
Coxey’s Army
Cltvear Barlon
Connellman Segmer
Walter McLain
Massillon
Ohio
Browne
Literary Societies Tee Reading Clash
Miss Diehl will read this evening at the usual hour at the residence of Hev. Mr. Ingle on Record at rest.
No-To-Bee Editorial Promotes Remedy Claims
An old newspaper fragment promotes No-To-Bee as a cure with ads for Ster seeking remedies. Dr Fuller and others are named in a promotional style. The text mentions trial costs and distributor references and urges readers to purchase the product.
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