Local notices and political chatter from Annapolis era
Reports from Hagerstown and Annapolis mix death and wealth concerns with political maneuvering. Mentions of Mr George W Waltz death in Eiktos, Miss Jennnte Price killed in Townsend, Mayor Keady's appointive recommendations, and campaigns for Republican renomination. Also notes on Talbot clerk contest and mortgage affidavits tied to tax and payment disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Waltz
Eiktos
Hagerstown
Jennnte Price
Jamestown
Keady
Hagersioms
Cole Kan
Ffi
Anne Arendal
Talbot
Col Edward Lisyd
Wilfried Bateman
J. Frask Tarmet
Mra. Lowndes
Chaice
Annapolis
Fireman Compliment For Clean Engine On Division
Mr E Michiel of this city, engine No 824 B wy O Railroad, received a letter from J E Spurrier and E T White praising the engine’s spotless appearance. They note that if all engines were kept as clean, the railroad would look well. Funeral held for Judge Daniel Castle, of Tok, at his home with Rev Luther Euhlman officiating. Pallbearers named, burial in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, C C Carty funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E . Michiel
Wy O. Railroad
J. E Spurrier
E. T. White
Daniel Castle
Republican Primary Delegates Chosen at County Meetings
Republican party meetings across the county selected delegates for a county convention to be held in the city next Saturday April 1. The district primary occurred at the Court House at 3 PM.
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Baturday
Court House
Snakes Stop Thurmont Pump, Man Cuts Coils
Joseph Flohr of Thurmont found his pump inoperative as two snakes coiled around the valves. He had to cut them away in spots before the pump began to sing again.
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Joseph Flohr
Thurmont
State Council Meets in Fredonia Amid Parade and Addresses
The State Council of Marrland will convene at Fredonia Council chamber on Tuesday April 7 at 20 o'clock to transact business. On Wednesday April 8 a parade and Bible presentation honor Fredonia No 46, with National Councillor and Secretary present. The North Market Street school will receive a flag and bite in gratitude for prior aid. Charles Buteau, missing four years, writes from Hancock seeking work in Indianapolis with a favorable update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Council of
Marrland
Order
United American Mechanics
Fredonia Council
No 46
State Council
Frederick Connell
Dla. M
Frederick
National Council
Aflarket Street
Fredents Council
Church Atreat
Merket
Carter
Patrick
Tele-graph, Thence To South Afrest
Marke
Accident Shocks Wolfsville Man In Apparent Misfire
Paul Kitve of Wolfsville was shot in the leg when a revolver he believed empty discharged. The ball has not been located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kitve
Wolfsville
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