Carroll and surrounding regions headline roundup
Summary of varied county news includes Rev Davis injured in a Winfield crash and Carroll county court terms starting. a murder case pending. death notices for Harkins and Musgrove. recovery of bodies from a January storm. political races with Baker supporters in Marford county. a Morgansas fire destroying Drury’s store. canal traffic steady from Combor ead to Georgetown. Frostburg mayoral election results. Lumberland arrests for alleged murder conspiracy. Grandiford farm outbuildings burned with $1,000 loss.
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Howard P. Davis
Winfield
Carroll County
Caroline County
Murdoer
Mc. J
Benjamin Harkins
Foreaeill
Harford County
Thomas Musgrove
Snowden Sendrews
Philadelphia
Wm. T. Birch
Charles Hudson
Baker
Marford County
James E. Drury
Morgansa
St. Mary's
Chesapeake and Ohio
Georgetown
Joseph Bear
Ciimens
Frostburg
Fohn Yaste
B.A. Gordon Helh
Lumberland
Grant Za- Sali
John
Grandiford
Fallston Station
Barford
Peaches Damaged by Cold and Prices Fall in Baltimore Market
Peach growers with young orchards fear poor prospects next summer due to cold damage on elevated ground. Will Mines reports shoots destroyed in his near city orchard. Red Herring Chesapeare bsy and Carolina shed sold in Baltimore at 18 and 9 cents wholesale, about half prior prices. market receipts heavy, pushing prices down to 9 cents per hundred and 40 cents for top quality.
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Will Mines
Socee
Carolina
Baltimore
Maryland Democrats face Gorman push to heal party rifts
In Baltimore this week Maryland Democratic leaders held talks with Senator Gorman amid widespread gossip about factional tensions. City elites warned against blind loyalty while urging unity ahead of the April meeting of the State Central Committee to set a course for the next campaign.
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Giferts
Wandall
Siste Central Comalites
Baltimore
Senatoc Tierwiss
Wastisgton
Maryland
Wastington
Bailmore
Gorman
Washington
Severs
Senator Gorman
Democratic Party
State Central Committee
Tegerd
Algo
Certian
Ocratic State Central Committee
Maryland School Notes Bulletin From The Dex School
The Maryland School Notes Bulletin reports Principal Bly with Misa Ey visiting Baltimore last Saturday. A.W. Bombo was called home by his grandmother’s death. Baltimore vice president W. B. Barry visited the school, while C. C. Sterling and Misa Stor from Crisfield were guests. The Sterling boy Howard belongs to Articulation Club 0. Local baseball prep excites clubs. the team expects to excel, has new uniforms, and grounds improvements underway.
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Maryland
Dex
Bly
Misa Ey
Baltimore
A.W. Bombo
W. BR. Barry
C. C. Sterling
Misa Stor
Crisfield
Sterling
Howard
Articulation
Republican Association Holds Weekly Meeting
The Republican Association held a regular weekly meeting last evening with J. P. chairing in the absence of the president and vice president. Several new members were admitted, and the evening’s agenda included moving the meeting from Monday to Tuesday to avoid conflicts with other society meetings.
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The
Republican Association
Republican Avnciation
J. P
Ted Wis
Srensec
Key Monument
Key Monument Association
Rooma
Pritons
Byrup
Lona
Fragmented OCR sports note hints at election tally
A garbled OCR fragment mentions votes, figures, and names in a chaotic way. It references a tally or election context with unclear person names and numbers, suggesting a local political update or results snippet without coherent details.
Property Transfers and Old Dedham Sleeve Law
A garbled list shows property transfers including 187 acres for 6447.50 dollars and multiple real estate deeds in Branford, Frederic County, and Woodbury with sums from 275 to 4000 dollars. A fragment cites early Dedham Massachusetts sleeve restrictions from 1639, noting regulations on garment width and immoderate sleeves, musing on modern parallels.
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Arther Pots
Sex'd
Sexton
Wm. L. Grose
Annie L. Grows
Branawick
John G. Seiching
Louiss v. Railing
Joseps
Adem AL Boyer
Bruni
Samos
Kary
James M
Mary BE
Jobe H. Beadley
Dacci BE Staater
Willam A. Shearey
Isud More Or
Jeas
Belen J. Arnold
J.B. Bogle
Geo
Springer
Jobn A. Laytos
Samueel W. Barrick
Mary & Sige Acd
Besbach
Samuel W Barrick
Pica
L. J
Washington
Solomon
Dedhem
Mass
Iowa
KONTHS RECORD HEALTH REPORT MONTHLY SUMMARY
The health officer reports monthly interments 18 with 9 white and 6 colored deaths. Ages five and under three. ten to twenty zero. twenty to forty two. forty to eighty two. Causes include heart paralysis eight pneumonia nine tongue cancer one diphtheria one and other causes. Contagious diseases tally diphtheria four scarlet fever two typhoid one measles one chickenpox one.
Literary Societies and Local Events
IBS Reading Club met last night at All Saints Rectory and featured Kipling selections including The First Day of Spring Old Jack's April Fool Joke and Rikki Tikki Tavi. An amusement at City Opera House will benefit Trinity M E Church with a graphophone exhibit by an expert operator. A Freight Wreck disrupted Baltimore & Ohio service near Catoctin Brunswick with no injuries reported.
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Ted
City Opera House
Trinity M.E. Church
Baltimore and Ohio Resumes Piece Work for Most Shops
All workmen except foremen in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shops were placed on piece work yesterday. Officials say this is not an innovation but a return to the former practice halted during hard times and material shortages. The committee selecting the plan included representatives from Pittsburgh and Ohio.
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Samployes
Baltimore and Oulo
Baltimore and Ohio
Seag
Pittsburg
Welsberge
Ohio
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