Runaway Horse Causes Crash Near Frederick Road
On last Saturday night near the farm of C C Blentlinger, Mr Harry Cramer driving toward his home along the Frederick and Monocacy turnpike was thrown after his horse bolted in the road. The driver escaped unharmed and no damage occurred to the carriage. The text also notes a local advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold by Garrett & Pearree Drugists in Minnesota.
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Harry Cramer
Frederick and Monocacy
C. C. Blentlinger
Afr
Cramer
Ubhert
Chamberlain
Stedman Briedman
Drugeiets
Minnessta Laks Minn
Garrett & Pearree
Drugzista
News of the State and There and Then
Wa F Wroth a bank teller died in Chestertown aged 43. Westminster cleans streets. Steamer Zseexs fitted for naval cadet practice. Sisters of St Catherine Baltimore seek site in Hagerstown. Poesemoke City urges judicial convention in first circuit. Mrs M Doreey barn burned in Montgomery County. Jas Carlos body rescued from Cumberland fire remains buried. Col Wilmer to inspect Belair company. captain to be elected Wednesday. Henry M Nichols ex deputy IRS died Elkton age 70. Mrs Wm Hamilton elected president of Hagerstown Emergency Hospital board. Ben Smith to plead guilty theft of Thomas Booze store Anne Arundel County. Stackhouse Bros store and Woodbine post office destroyed by fire.
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Chestertown
Westminster
Sisters of St. Catherine's Institution
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Poesemoke
First Circuit
Hagerstown Emergency Hospital
Ben Smith
Thomas Booze
Anne Arucce County
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Woodbine
Brunswick road improviteds and local tales in 1891 Brunswick area
Special from Brunswick reports merchants urging county officials to widen relocate and grade the Brunswick to Petersville road as it is now dangerous at night. Also notes William F Stone braker loss of 32000 from barn and stock fire near Weverton last week and several new stores opening in Brunswick.
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Bronsewick
Brunswick
Petersville
William F. Stonebraker
Fie
Weverton
Funeral of Rahway giant bootmaker Uncle Joe Taverner
The funeral of Joseph Taverner known as Uncle Joe the giant shoe maker of Rahway New Jersey was held on Thursday. His coffin measured 32 inches wide 22 inches deep and 6 feet 6 inches long an improvised derrick was erected to lower the casket to the grave.
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Joseph Taverner
Uncle “Joe
Rahway
N. J
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