Chautauquans Gather for Scientific Circle Program
The Chautauquans Chactatuque Literary and Scientific Circle will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs S L Gilly on Hast Second Street. A program will be rendered by the members. Stockholders Meeting for Maryland Agricultural College set for April 7 at Carrollton Hotel Baltimore at 1 o clock a.m. Major Hersparger buys 202 acres in Frederick County for 20250. Directors meet to discuss upcoming fair and revised program with exemptions noted.
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Tomorshow
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Otesewse
TRE
WEZEL
WIEES
Fis
Chautauquans
Mra.s. L Gilly
Hast- Second Street
Mem
Maryland Agricaltural College
Carrollton Hotel
Baltimore
Sassy W. Pearre
Cerser Second
Court Street
Pow
T. C. Delaplalog
W.H.B Etohlson
FlamseyHle
Justus Milex
Qhiaate
Gas Consumers Notice on Discount Payment
Gas consumers should call at the office of the American Heat and Light Company on W. Ganzch Street to settle gas bills on or before the 10th. G. F. Chazan, Agt.
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American Heat and Lign Company
W.ganzch Street
Zame
G. F. Chazan
Agt
Foolish Jest Injures Boy Near St Teha's Institute
A boy threw burning powder into Mazier F. Walker & Co. street’s face this morning near the St Teha's institute in this city. His facial burns required medical aid from Dr A A Roth.
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Mazier F. Walker & Co
St. Teha’s Institute
A A Roth
First Maryland Cavalry Memorial Visit to Gettysburg
Col. T. F. Lang presides as Maryland soldiers’ monument commission members Frank Nolen and Hon. Mr i G Urner tour Gettysburg on the Brary Island battlefield to inspect the First Maryland Cavalry monument remodeled under commission directions. The plan is to pass upon the work tomorrow morning.
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First Cavalry Memorial
T. F. Lang
Gaps Frank Nolen
I G. Urner
Maryland Soldiers’ Monument Commission
Gettysburg
Brary Island
First Maryland Cavalry Nemerisi
Market report shows prices sink while demand signals vary
Prices continue to sink amid large trade volume with domestic and foreign commerce. Railcar shipments rise about 15 percent year over year for March, yet stocks remain low and sentiment weak though partial recovery appears. Woolens softer, cotton dull, raw cotton firmer. exports rising. Iron markets show cautious gains, ocean freight shifts, and fears of famine easing. Treasury rates stable, foreign investment persists. business outlook remains cautiously optimistic with expectations of large crops reviving trade. Banking and securities liquidations continue, with 222 total US and Canada business failures in the latest seven days.
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New Mexican
Texas
New Yorks
Eetradeh
Ang Ratia
Ming
Windom
R. G. Dun & Go
Mercantile Agency
Telegraph
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Cemetery Improvements at Antietam National Cemetery Lodge
Ceptsin Hees, superintendent of Antietam National Cemetery, reports thorough repainting and renovation of the lodge interior and exterior. The main avenue macadam has been removed and will be fully sodded.
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Ceptsin Hees
Antietam National Cemetery
Saturday Snow Rips Through Harper's Ferry Region
A heavy Saturday snowstorm swept from Knoxville to Mt. Airy, snapping telegraph poles and wires, with a fierce gale, torrential rain, and thunder and lightning. Mt. Airy reported several inches of accumulation and old residents call it the worst storm in years.
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Harper's Ferry
Knoxville
Mt. Airy
Arbor Day Proclaimed in Howard County
The Governor designates April 16 Arbor Day and Howard County approves. School examiner Thompson notes interest in the subject as many county school houses lack shade trees. Original forests are largely cleared except near Carroll Manor. County commissioners declare April 10 a holiday for actors and urge teachers to honor the proclamation.
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Howard
Howard County
Ner Thompson
Carroll Manor
Charles Carrell
Caralston
Railroads End Reduced Party Rates Following ICC Ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission bans party rates for groups of ten or more passengers, declaring such discounts illegal. The decision affects excursions to seashores and conventions, ending two cent per mile party tickets and forcing passengers to pay standard fares. A Cumberland Y M C A chapter opening at Lindell Hotel will showcase extensive renovations including a gym, baths, and meeting rooms.
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Secres Society
Interstate Commission
New England
Taderood
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Loui
Chicago
Euson
Eny
New York
Pennsylva Road Company
Isis
Theta
Sonth
Cumberland’s Y. M.c.a
Lindell
Cumberland Y. M. G
Reedines
Local Items From Knoxville to Baltimore and Salem
Col We Love visits Knoxville on business while Annie Eckel returns to Champlainburg Pa. Maryland veterans plan a reunion in Baltimore. Several local residents travel to Harrisburg Westminster and Washington for visits. A court case against Shenandoah Valley Railroad continues in Salem Va. A local sack factory advertises samples and safety claims. Community meetings include a private soldiers gathering at the barracks and FOY MOA rehearsals. An election to run Thames town is held for the coming year.
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Latrobe
Baltimore
Knoxville
Annie Eckel
JF B Haller
Lereburg
Banba Union
Maryland
Ton Hotel
Pilalaef S
Haile Hechler
Jon S. With
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Ctea
J . Thomas
Taylor
Lusher de Vor
Latheren
Emautsborg
Misges Olivia and
Laura Urner
Imogene Lynche
J.5.s'mmonon
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company
Salem
Pearl Paper Mest
Frederick
John I. Yellett
Noah Offat
St. John’s College
Thos B McDonald
LE McComas
US Naval Academy
Asneplis
John McDonald
Potomac
Campbell & Martin
Patrick and
Wood Streets
Gvs Lavy
Harrisburg
Basainees
Geo H Zimmerman
Westminster
Episcopal Church
Miessing Roas
Parker Backey
Oficer Renner
W. E. Gaatle
Creage Retuwn
Clayton
Bertie Dean
Har_mony Grove
Waynesboro
Lola Best
Viley
E Ith Street
Solomon Garber
E 4Th Street
Elmer Woodward
Washington, D.C
Hila Simpzos
Liberty
Entries for Armory walking match on the 25th
The list of entrants includes George Glessner Mr King George Seitert and George W Stroup for the coming Armory walking match starting on the 25th of last month.
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Armory
George Glessner
Mr. King
George Seitert
Fourth day session opens at MP Conference led by President Strayer
The fourth day of the MP Conference opens with President Strayer presiding. Committees report on topics including extending Frederick circuit and Jefferson circuit requests. Ministries receive new students and aid, ordination set for Sunday at the Methodist Protestant church, and debates arise over Sabbath observance, education, temperance, and constitutional prohibition as the session ends for the night.
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Frederick Circuit
Jefferson Circuit
Broadway Church
Baltimore
BT Tyeon
W. AL Yourg
Board of Ministerial Education
Ibov
Methedict Protestant
JJ. Murray
Bimees
Thaching
United States
Strernton
J.J. Murray
Western Maryland College
Theological Seminary
JL Miles
Curious Fact On Blood Purifying Remedy Timing
The advertisement urges taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla now when it is most beneficial. It claims the medicine purifies and enriches the blood, creates an appetite, and tones the body, insisting on Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a unique remedy.
Weather and the Crops across the Southern States
Government weather report says weekly conditions favored crop growth in the South with two thirds of cotton planted. Heavy rain slowed farm work in Arkansas and West Tennessee, more rain needed in Kentucky and East Gulf states. Winter wheat regions see favorable growth but moisture deficiency persists through central valleys and Northwest. Minnesota and Dakota face unfavorable weather with strong winds and prairie fires. Middle States report generally favorable for wheat and oats but wet delays. New England snow limits farm work. Southern fruit crop prospects excellent, frost injury noted in central cotton region and Kentucky. Season ranges 65 to 80 percent of average.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
East
Gulf States
Ohio
Kansas
Nebraska
Reine
Northwest
Minnesota
Dakota
Middle States
New England
Alabama
Maryland Governor E B Jackson moved home amid illness
Gov E B Jackson of Maryland was kept at home in Salisbury after a long trip from Philadelphia and Annapolis due to illness. A physician warned the condition could be serious, a special car was arranged to transport him home, and Mrs Jackson accompanied him as doctors advised rest over a likely long course of illness. Best Way to Prevent Skippers described along with improved paper meat sacks touted as stronger and cheaper.
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Philadel
Salisbury
Jackson
Bin
Broad Street
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