Senator Emmert Buys Roxbury Distillery at Public Sale
The Roxbury Distilling Company property near Hagerstown sold at public sale to State Senator Samuel Emmert for 19 100 after a mortgage and receivers deal. The estate includes the distillery five bonded warehouses six houses a stone hotel a bottling house and land. Inventory shows 9000 barrels of whiskey in bond with $5400 rental over two years and brass and materials valued with the land at about 150000. Emmert reportedly received a $22000 offer from a Baltimore buyer.
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Roxbury Distilling Company
Roxbury
Washington County
Hagerstown
Charles A. Webb
Sullivan Pitts
Johnson Poe
Jesse N. Bowen
Samuel Emmert
Emmert
Hai
Found a Cure For Rheumatism Advertisement Claim
A reader, Lee L Chapmin of Stapleton Jowa, reports relief from two years of rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Liniment. The ad claims immediate pain relief and permanent cure, advising all dealers to stock the remedy.
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Lee L
Belt Case In Jury's Hands
Walter B Belt a Laytonsville area farmer faces murder trial for the January 30 shooting of Jesse J Evely a farm laborer near Unity Montgomery county The jury began deliberations Tuesday night with rumors of a split verdict Belt testified alleging Evely attacked him and that he fired in self defense Arguments continued through the afternoon with the defense and prosecution presenting their cases and closing statements by W Q Spates.
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Evely
Walter B Belt
Laytonsville
Jesse J. Evely
Unity
Montgomery County
Rockville
Robert Dorsey
Belt
Bowe F. Waters
Thomas Dawson
Alexander Kilgour
W QQ
Spates
Wilson Family Photogravures Offered to Subscribers
The News offers a few photogravures of President Wilson and his family to paper subscribers. Out of town readers may request a picture by sending four cents in stamps. The images depict Mr and Mrs Wilson and their three daughters and serve as good training prints. The Y M C A directors will meet next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the association building.
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Wilson
President Wilson
C. A
Hurd of Directors
Y. Aega
Association
Central Railroad of Maryland planned from Key Mar to Union Bridge
Surveys completed for a new rail line likely from Key Mar to Union Bridge toward New Windsor to serve freight from Portland Tidewater Cement Company and other sources. The Central Railroad of Maryland is incorporated to build the line with rights of way secured along Little Pipe Creek and Sam's Creek. Expected condemnation of two farms to secure access.
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le Keymar
Union Bridge
New Windsor
Central Railroad of
Maryland
Key Mar
Washington
Portland Tidewater Cement Company
Pennsylvania
Sam's Creek
E. O. Weant
Westminster
Railroad Company
Cement Company
Hanna Again G. O. P. Leader in State Committee
John B. Hanna was continued temporarily as chairman of the Republican State Central Committee at a meeting in the Hotel Rennett. The committee adopted a resolution by James Aic-Evoy praising the Advisory Committee of One Hundred for planning a mass meeting of Republicans and Progressives in April or May, stressing the need for two strong parties and opposing Maryland becoming a one party state.
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Maryland
Miss Eleanor Grayson Injured by Nail at Office
Miss Eleanor Grayson of Haller and Newman was punctured in the foot when a nail through her shoe penetrated the sole at the company office. She was moved to her apartments and treated by Dr. C H Con. A crate nail board lay on the floor where the incident occurred. Meanwhile, New Market residents planned a charity performance titled Murder Will Out at the Odd Fellows Hall to raise funds for the ME church organ.
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Eleanor Grayson
Haller and Newman
New Market
Odd Fellows
ME Church
South
Look To Your Plumbing in Bhvh
Fragmented OCR text describes plumbing issues and delays with vague references to contacts, sales, and house services. The piece mentions Debeld, a digests organe porfarny din, and various garbled phrases about plumbing, maintenance, and house deals.
Annual Meeting of Grace Reformed Consistory
The Grace Reformed Church consistory held its annual meeting surveying past records with a prosperous year noted. Officers were elected for the opening year including W L McLean pastor president and in ancillary posts, with standing committees named for property parsonage church care auditing and benevolence.
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Gites Reformed Church
Lela Puestley
Cordat
Ornee Ehineh Hag
Auryvledy
WL II
McLean
Whitam T Staley
Lary Smith
Oscar P. Coblentz
Larry J. Kefauser
Alig Galary
Hugh V Gittinger
Davia
Aldrige
David
Aldridge
Drimarius
Maryland Classis
Milton
Yammerman
Cecidus
M.S. Zimmermen
OD Suarven
C. Smith
C Aldridge
H. Vo Gittinen
Frank Smith
J. Kefauver R
FL Thomas
E Wisher
O B. Deblenty
Kia V Moore
William T Staley
Robert Fr. Thomas
Reformed Church Aossenger
Ot Chevou
Funeral of Mc Elizabeth Best Held at West Thurd Street
The funeral of Mc Elizabeth Cath erine Best was today at 2 pm from her daughter Mrs Dame TF Ordeman's residence on West Thurd street. Rev Ulysses S Grupp officiated with Prof Luther Kuhlman of Gettisburg, PA assisting. Pallbearers included Horace C Zacharias Henry A Fabn Harry W Bowers George H Zimmer man A H Harington Luther M Stone. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Garry handled funeral arrangements.
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Elizabeth Catherine Best
Dame TF Ordeman
West Thurd Street
Ulysses S. Grupp
Luther Kuhlman
Gettisburg
Horace C. Zacharias
Henry A. Fabn
Harry W Bowers
George H Zimmerman
A H Harington
Luther M . Stone
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Garry
Fahrney Nominated for Hagerstown Fire Chief
At a delegates convention of five city fire companies in Hagerstown Frank N. Fahrney was chosen chief fire marshal nominee with 15 votes. John H. Middlehauf received 5 votes and John A Woods 5. Under the ordinance Major Scott must appoint the convention choice and the City Council must confirm.
Cough Medicine For Children Promoted By Mothers
The advertisement stresses safe pleasant tasting cough medicine for children. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Tremedo as effective and favored by mothers and claims it contains no harmful substances and is widely sold by all druggists.
Congressmen Lewis Home From trip Praises Canal Work
Representative Lewis spoke during a South visit about the Panama Canal project. He praised American engineers, forecast global benefits, and noted the canal would unite continents and boost trade. He admitted seasickness on the voyage and joked about being the worst sailor in the party.
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Lewis
Auterlea
Ag Hymse
United States
Aly. Lewis
Communion of Lord's Supper at Bethel Lutheran Church
The Communion of Lord's Supper will be held at Bethel Lutheran church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Preparatory services on Saturday afternoon. Easter services on Sunday evening at 7 30 p m. Services conducted by Rev. G. W. Crist, pastor.
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Bethel Lutheran Church
Taoming
Bastor
G. W. Crist
Feet So Sore Couldn’t Walk Down Stairs Ad for TIZ Remedy
An old newspaper ad describes severe foot pain and explains a remedy TIZ provides quick relief. It claims Mrs. Crockett of Jeffersonville walked downstairs after the second treatment and promotes five box orders, with price and free sample offer. Also mentions old newspapers for sale at the news office.
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Ford
Watter Eather Dada & Co
Cuicago
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Women’s Oxfords
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Ostour
Grace Reformed Consistory
Cough Medicine
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick Street
Ulucit, Peabody & Co
Congressman Lewis Home
Panama
News OF the Churches
Lafrance
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoe Store
the People’s Theatre
Best Pictures
Milano
Milano Company
Tintannis
Victor
Keechestra
Beau
the Empire
Marion Leonard
Keystone
Mabel Normand
W. L. O. Fisher
New York
Frederick
Temple OF Music
North Market Street
George A. Everhart
Lourren L. Welty
East Church ST
C. L. Kefauver
N. Market ST
Frederick MD
J. A. Ramse
Fradepie
J. W. Byaer
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