Roxbury Distillery Trusts Plan Sale Under Receivers
A federal court order directs sale of the Roxbury Distilling Company under receivers with trustees to execute the sale for at least 125000. Proceeds will first satisfy mortgagees, with remaining funds covering claims. sale set at the courthouse door in Hagerstown with bond conditions and notices six days prior. The bankruptcy and mortgage details involve Carnegie Trust and Keener Lewis, with attorneys to account for all proceedings. Portland Oregon bridge plans describe aWilluette river crossing carrying highway and streetcar tracks on a lower deck for rail and sea traffic, while John Gassman resigns as treasurer of the Washington Community Orphans Home and Isaac Emmett is elected successor.
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United States
Roxbury
Son County
Blutential & Bickert
curiMewise Door
Hagerstown
Morris
Roxity, Distilling Company
Conos
Carnegie Trust Company
Gage
Keener ‘& Lewis
Charles W. Luens
Ds Puslek
Yrne Festecs
Nefel
Willaquette
Portland
Garriman
Statboad
Washington
Upper Browningsville County Notes Prompt Local Travel and Visits
County correspondence from Upper Browningsville lists Prof G W Walker returning from the ME Conference in Washington DC and a string of social visits. Ernest Cleggett’s family moved to Tachimore. Misses Lucy and Nellie Kidwell hosted Mrs Rov Weller. Mr Tom Burdette visited his brother Mryr Tiarves Burdette. Poole family and children Mary and Lee spent Sunday with Ho Linson. Gladys Benmeth visited Mrs Manthe Snyder. Bradley Watkins returned home after a stay with Herbert Bur dete in Washington DC. Walter Cecil and children from Camus visited with Mr and Mrs Monroe Watkins. Winnie Watkins recovered enough to attend school. Melvin Poole of Buck Lodge visited Jesse Baker. Grimes of this place spent the day with Oscar Mullican near Lewisdale. Shipley family hosted Ellen Shipley’s son Robert near Cedar Heights. Clara and Nora Benlle from Lewisdale spent Sunday with grandmother Ann Watkins.
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Upper
Browningsville
Walker
Washington, DC
Ernest Cleggetts
Tachimore
Lucy
Nellie Kidwell
Rov Weller
Lin Yieiitry
Heldan New Market
Tom Burdette
Myr Tiarves Burdette
Mes Poole
Childrer
Mary and
Lee
James Ho Linson
Gladys Benmeth
Manthe Snyder
Bradley Watkins
Mia Herbert Burdette
Washington
Monroe Watkins
Winnie Watkins
Melvin Poole
Buck Lodge
Jesse Baker
Wm H Grimes
Oscar Mullican
Lowisdale
Gassaway Shipley
Robert
Cedar Heights
Ellen
Shipley
Clara
Nora Benlle
Lewisdale
Ann Watkins
Study of Air Currents Surges Through Atmospheric Tide
An 1910 discussion notes air currents circling the globe and a west to east steady atmospheric stream. It cites lunar-like tides in the air and mentions Krakatoa’s volcanic plume entering the upper atmosphere and completing a world circuit several times before fading.
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Lawrence Hodges
Chicago Tribune
Krakatoo
Missouri's Circus Farmer Hall Keeps a Barnyard Menagerie
W I Hall, a Lancaster Missouri dealer famed for buying up to 20 000 horses a year and shipping mules to Britain during the Boer War, runs a barnyard with camels sacred cattle and elephants. His cellar hosts noises from cages animals and a parrot. he bought the menagerie and now sells and trades animals to satisfy a lifelong dream.
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Hall
Lancaster
Courthouse
W. I. Hall
Africa
Torsenten
Lall
Hart
Zoological Garden
Efall
Proper Care of Oilcloth Cleaning Methods
Instructions advise against sweeping oilcloth with a stiff brush or using rough methods. Use a soft hair brush, rinse with lukewarm water, and a dilute soap such as Gold Dust. For dull surfaces wash first, then use hot water with a little cream. finish by wiping with glue-water dipped cloth to restore shine.
Notes of News From Maryland State Now and Then
A Maryland column reports on state events from various towns. Highlights include Owens not seeking re election in Baltimore, clergy ordinations in Federalsburg, fire at Rock Hall hall of the Junior Order, naval academy gifts from the American Seamen’s Friend Society, first class of nurses at Budewood Training School near Towson, pastor invitation for Grace Lutheran Westminster, a banker’s death at Calvert and Baltimore, debates over spoils system, mayoral and gubernatorial elections registration, education commission findings on Baltimore schools, police costs for trial of Baltimore police commissioners, club conventions in Memphis, kidnap and measles health warnings, town assessable property in Boston, and hospital board director appointments in Hagerstown and Williamsport.
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Owens
Baltimore
Prilie
Bora White
Alice Shores
Annapolis
Pederalsburg
Marsland
United American Mechanics
Rock Hall
Soety
Naval Academy
Dlass
Budewood Training School
Tow
Elmer E Brown
United States Commissioner of Education
Balture
Daltimore Police
Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation of Women's Club
Memphis
Tenn
Evelyn Bgale
West Biddle Street
Bosley
Eveyone
Boston
Henry F. Baker
Merchants and Maufacturers’ Association
Crothers
Washington County Hospital Association
John B. Sweeney
Hagerstown
W. D. Byron
Williamsport
M. Emmett Cullen
William Newcomer
Beaver Creek
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L Distillery
Roxbury G
Fire Island
Captsig Petersen
Bn Tie Preeire
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ibchives
Missouri
Circus Farmer
Traker
Here
Spain
Scientific American
Connecticut
Harper
Louis Otte
Maryland
Ventihre Lot Vee Mabey
Cali
The
Chestspeake and Potomac Telephone ,Company
R. W. Stake
Frederich, Md
Frederick Gas & Electric Co
U.S. Govt
Taeroyal
Standard Typewriter
Royal Typewriter CO
Royal Typewriter Building
New York, N. Y
Light St
Baltimore, Md
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