Maryland News Briefs Include Marriages and Local Crises
The Delaware Maryland region reports varied items from the Presbytery of New Castle to a fatal murder case in Caroline county. Weather concerns hit Garrett county sugar operations while Easton hosts talks on a proposed county hospital. Fire devastates homes in Wicomico and Westminster notes mark an elderly widow’s passing. Maryland seeks extra funds for the Exposition building, and bandmaster Fred Innes marries Frances Boyden in Ohio.
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New Castle
Wits M Herwnon
Borin
San Joxo
Qal
Tt Fe
Koos County
Adam Stewart
Harmer Juniar
Oaroline
Inupin
Garrett County
Whyatuilons
Talbot Counby Mobe H Easton
Easton
Boathay King White
Salisbury
Misa Iris Toll
Marion
Tully Jane
Joshua Powell
Nattera
Wicomico County
Lavin J. Twigg
Annie KE. Diller
John Lynch
Westminster
Jacob Matthias
Maryland Commission
Berg
Hand Aaster Innes
Hin
Fred. N. Innes
City Opera House
Otaclouati
Misa Fraccea Boyden
Cincinnati
Mina Boyden
Innes Bead
Marriggs
Jones
New York
Tour planned by evangelist Lour through mid-Atlantic states
Unique Lour a evangelist from York PA prepares to tour his gospel car. The traction engine powering the car has been tested and certified. He plans to start around May 1 in York then move south into Maryland and Virginia then head north toward New York State and Oswads. He will assist farmers to thresh crops by day and give religious instruction at night. The outfit costs 3000 dollars, with half already raised.
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Lour
Rey
Jacob Kurtz
York
Sant Notary
Maryland
Virginia
New York State
Oswads
Maryland veteran tribute by Gen James Magill visits Virginia camp
General James Magill of Pulaski grand commander of the Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of Virginia paid an official visit to Stonewall Jackson Camp at Stannton Virginia last week. He praised Maryland veterans noting there was not a deserter in the ranks.
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Maryland
James Magill
Pulaski
Confederate Veterana of Virginia
Stonewall Jackson
Stannton
Magill
Robbed The Grave Case Prompts Patent Remedy Plug
An excerpted reminiscence by John Olver of Villadelphia describes a dramatic illness with yellow skin and coated tongue after three doctors failed. He credits Electric Bitters with rapid improvement, claims recovery from weeks of thefts, and warns others not to fall prey, noting a drugstore sale at 50 cents.
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John Olver
Villadelphia
A. J. Pearin
Dr Pierce's medical books offered by mail
An advertisement urges readers to request Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Common Sense Medical Adviser. It notes free sending on stamps covering mailing costs. To obtain the paper book request 21 one cent stamps, or 31 stamps for the cloth bound volume, sent to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, New York.
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Pierce
Wory
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Mia
Palmer
Perde
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