Harford Colored Schools to Close Next Week
A string of Maryland notes mentions the closing of colored schools in Harford county for the coming week, plus local elections and civic changes. The report also notes fatalities, crop prospects on the Eastern Shore, and a constitutional election question slated for Court of Appeals review in Anne Arundel.
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Harford
Blades
Michaels
George
Fouke
Weatminster
Lairo County
Anthony Shifer
Strate
Oakland
Laird
Laad
William O. Mitchell
Henry A. Parse
Georgia
Naval Academy
Lowndes
Anne Arundel
Benstor
John K. Longwell
Car-roll County
Westminster
Howard
Forse
Court of Appeals
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore Dog Show Opens at Cyclorama April 14
Baltimore society expects a premier dog show at the Cyclorama Building Mount Royal avenue from April 14 to 17. Over 800 blooded dogs will compete for donated merchandise prizes by local merchants while aristocratic canines from across the country appear for exhibition only. Proceeds benefit the Baltimore Day Nursery with daily shows from 9 am to 10 pm and a 8:30 pm performance by Professor White's troupe of performing dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Society
Cyclorama Building
Mount Royal Avenue
Baltimore Day Nursery
Washington
Man Frostbitten, Faces Possible Amputation Near Centerville
A man living near Centerville a few miles north of Liberty suffered severe frostbite during an overnight exposure. One foot turned black, likely requiring amputation, and several toes on the other foot were badly frozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Leaking, Jr
Centerville
Liberty
Fragmentary Briefs From the April News Stream
A mixed set of local notes from across towns including changes of residence, a baby named Duaraven born to Amos and Abigail Beedgras, a Chicago World’s Fair mention, a petition for a receiver in Windsor Katt Roy Mills case, a chrysanthemum show planned in Hagerstown, Edward Crawford elected VP, an eight year old boy near Smithsourg injured by a wagon, mortgage oath issues in Bagerttown, Helen Willis robbed in Liberty, J Frank Wheaton named delegate to St Louis convention, a proposed presidential veto override amendment, a tramp rewarded for signaling a train, cancer operation at Cornalius Virta’s home, Samuel Murdock’s death, Ohio mayoral candidates Roots and Grubbs, a man named Death elected police Justice in Blue Rapids, and the Army of the Potomac reunion set for Burlington Vermont with Gen. Orland Smith as orator.
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Amos
Abigail Beedgras
Henneyville
Duaraven
Chicago
Sigmund H. Waethencoaver
W.C. Grits
Windsor Katt Roy Mills
Hagerstown
Edward Crawford
Newton & Owen
Dante Swope
Smithsourg
Wea
Bagerttown
Kami Bey
Helen Willis
Barry W. Lewis
Liberty
Annes Bacon
Philip Cotter
Pitcairn
Joseph Albert
J. Frank Wheaton
Minnesota
Wheaton
Butler
United
Cornalius Virta
Bandy Hook
B. 8
Ranson
Harper's Ferry
John Eldredge
Virts
Samuel Murdock
Poonch and
Jody
United States
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Marcelline
Ohio
Roots and Grubbs
Death
Blue Rapids
Kan
Army of the Potomac
Burlington
Orland Smith
Death of William McDannel at Mount Pleasant
William McDannel died at his home in Mount Pleasant after a four week illness of neuralgia of the heart. Aged 74 years, he leaves a widow and two sons Milton and A B McDannel. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 9 AM from the house and 11 AM at the German Baptist Church, Mt Olives Cemetery to follow. He was a respected farmer and citizen. The family extends thanks for the community's sympathy. An infant son of Lewis and Magda Schwearing died this morning at age 9 months. Funeral will be Sunday afternoon at St Johns Catholic Cemetery. Four large wagons carried Rev Rendall’s household goods through Frederick to Baltimore, attracting attention. Also notes on remedies and advertisements appear.
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William McDannel
Mr. Pleasant
McDannel
Milton MccDannel
Mt. Pleasant
Lancaster County
Penna
Mt. Olives
McDaniel
Lewis Edmund
Lewis
Magde Schwearing
East South Street
St. John's Catholic Cemetery
Revival of Rev Sherman Converts to Catholic Faith at Georgetown
Rev. Mr. Sherman son of Judge Sherman of Lowell Massachusetts was baptized in Georgetown College chapel Washington and confirmed by Cardinal Larolte after a planned retreat. Former Episcopal chaplain on the Constitution he resigns his Navy career and will receive a Catholic salary of $3,500 annually while weighing future vocation and family duties.
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Bev
Seerwac
Mr. Sherman
Jurge Bhermex
Lowell
Mass
Betime Catholc Crarca
Georgetown College
Washington
D. C
Cardinal Larolte
Sherman
Nowithate
Novi
Maryland Firemen Convention Programme and Prize List
Official program for the Fourth Annual Maryland State Firemen's Association convention in Cumberland. Events include parades, band concerts, and competitions with cash prizes, plus a funeral notice, health ad notes, and local business ads. Highlights: hose race open prize $200, first prize $100 in Maryland association events, and a large parade with uniformed firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Maryland
Chiy Opera
Bia’o Firemen's Association
Bream
Easter Vacation Reflected In School News
The Bulletin reports four days of Easter vacation enjoyed by pupils. Miss Mamie Benson visited her brother Barry for a Bulletin item. Misses Brock and Partridge spent the holiday in Philadelphia and Passaic New Jersey. The Maryland School for the Deaf plans its second alumni reunion in June. Miss Young improves after grip illness and hopes to resume duties soon. Mr John Miles of Montgomery County and Mr Bernard Kelchner of Rockville visited the school. Mrs W R Barry ill. Mrs Barry went to Baltimore but is convalescent.
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Bulletin
Mamie Benson
Barry
Aman
Brock
Partridge
Philadelphia
Passaic
N. J
Maryland School For
Misa Young
John Miles
Montgomery County
Bernard Kelchner
Rockville
W. R. Barry
Baltimore
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Lakat Highest Sotal Basing Pow Dee Co
the Daily News
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Calico, Fig
Eevine Tows
Oniee Seourn
Uae
Mary
Rendall
Zion Episcopal Church
Urbana
Frederick
New Market
Tidana
Thay
Laura Tate
Albert L. Pearrs
Stonisaa Saliding Saga
Karl
Albert J. Pearrs
Albert L. Peatre
Etchison Bulldins
Salicu
Albert
Firemen’s Convention
Mary C. Norris
Union Chapel
Creageratown
W. H. Fox
Henson Williams
William Thornton
Eli Lee
Aliyssa Les
A. T. Rica, & Sona
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Pacific Health Journal
Chamberlain
AL Dearne
W. BR
Rudy
Michiry
Chas, & Wood
Columbus
Opto
Ring
J.D. Brown
St. James Boel
I Warne
I le Grippe
Sing
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Baldwineville
Maas
Hexsaing
A. L. Pearre
Gore Mines
Vietoe
Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Gilbert's
North Market St. Frederick
M Shoe
Cline’s Carpets
Celine
Macan
Quynn
East Patrick Street
Maryland School Notes
Renos
Sininay
A. Wiliamson
Pwis
Otrvar Tiesi
Kcisasie Sat
Cme
Karl's Clover
E.B. Wospz
Albert I. Pearre
Etchison Duvid
Caposin Sweeney
U.S. A
San Diego
Cal
Albert L. Pearm
Etchin Suilting
Drusgists
Sheffield
West Patrick St
Donouits City Hotel
Foruuoge
Carty
Leading Furniture
Carty’s Furniture Store
Frederick, MD
Rambler Bicycle
L. A.W
Rambler
New York
Gormally & Jeffery Mfg. Co
the News
America
Perk
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
Adams
W. Church St
Office
Richard Sewell
Wei
Geo. W. Fisher
Aie Sores
Capital Citt Commercial College
Grand Rapids
Nis Xy, Salle
EL. BS
Boce Isom
MOS
South Market Street
Frederick, MB
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