Dr Dutrow reports Dayton flood marooning and rescue chaos
Dr Howard Dutrow, arriving from flood cities, describes Dayton’s devastation with 2000 horses drowned, fires, and refugees. He recalls 108 refugees in his building, martial law, 17 looters shot, and a 35 hour journey to Frederick. He notes Dayton’s slow recovery, later planning to return, and includes his diary entries from March 24 to 28.
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Natonal Cash Register
Xenia
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Philips Castle
Tr. Dutrow
H D Rinehart
Monocacys Pull 5th in Tie Off With Vanderbilts
Monocacys beat Vanderbilts 87 73 in a tie breaking game to finish fifth in the league after winning two of three in the series. Individual scores listed for Griffis Maulsbyre Hahn Anderson Absentees and others with totals near 420. Indoor baseball sees Mammoths and Skeeters win in opening series with results noted for several players and upcoming Brunswick YMCA bowling match Thursday at 7 30 pm open to the public.
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Hahn
Anderson
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Skeeters
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Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Frederick Citizen
A Frederick resident Frank Backer reports kidney disorder relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He states nightly pain ended, kidney secretions normalized, and back strengthened after purchasing at J. W. Hammer's Drug store. He endorses the product and notes Doan's as the sole brand.
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Frank Backer
Sixth St. Frederick Md
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J. W. Hammer
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New York
United States
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Maryland tax law hearing invites public ideas at court house
Maryland residents may share ideas and suggestions on changes to state tax and revenue laws at a 1 p.m. meeting in the county court house. Governor Goldsborough appointed a commission and hearings are planned in multiple cities including Baltimore and Salisbury. The group aims to study the tax system and propose revisions to boost state revenue. Renumbering work in Hagerstown begins as City Tax Collector Joshua B. Powles and officials lead 10,000 house renumbering effort.
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Goldsborough
Court House
Kenry I. Baker
Commission
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Salisbury
Hagerstown
Joshua B. Powles
M Mogensen
John H. Middlekaulf
Baltimore Aunt Breaks Arm After Car Exit
Mrs C Wilhelm of Baltimore, aunt of Dr J O Hendrix visiting here, fell while alighting from Dr Hendrix's car and broke bones in her forearm.
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Hendrix
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief and Cleanse
The advertisement touts Cascarets to purge laziness in the liver and bowels, remove sour undigested food and excess bile, and deliver a clear head and sweet stomach by morning. It claims the product works while you sleep, costs a dime per box, and tastes good for children without causing griping.
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