News of the State Highlights and Local Events
The state reports road repairs by contract in Cecil county and a Carroll county native George W. Smith dies suddenly at his barn. Laurel council criticizes Bowle over bills, Governor Lowndes plants a tree at the executive mansion. Williamport grants street use for an election. Dorchester county enacts a new liquor sale law in Cambridge. A pedlar Louis Pine’s body found on a Garrett county riverbank. Several 1596 acts handed to the Court of Appeals. Parac’s remains sent from the Naval Academy to Georgia. Court of Appeals judge Boyd writes on Transportation and Terminal Company ruling with Fowler concurring.
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Cecil County
George W. Smith
Carroll County
Laurel
Sepeke Bowle
Lowndes
Annepolis
Williamaport
Dorchester County
Cambridge
Drugelsis
Louis Pine
Garrett County
Assembly
Court of Appeals
Code Parac
Naval Academy
Georgia
Court of
Services Planned Across Local Churches This Weekend
Rev G C Hassker visits Myersville for two Lutheran sermons at 101 p m and 7 p m Sunday. Rev Linden Myers leads St James Lutheran services tomorrow at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 1 45 p m. United Brethren holds both morning and evening services with sermons on Parental Responsibility and Becoming as the children. Agbury M E holds first quarterly meeting with morning and 7 30 p m sermons by Rev O W W Jenkins. W McKenney preaches both sessions at M E church. Epworth League meets at 6 80 with topic The Secret of Peace. Lord's Supper at Presbyterian church tomorrow morning. Westminster League on Woman's Work in Missions led by A B T Hendrickson. Mr William Manefield moves Monday to new office near West Church and Court streets joining Police Justice Eckstein until May 1. Mansfield to continue bread tickets for the poor.
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G. C. Hassker
Myersville
Linden Myers
Pennsylvania
St. James’ Luthean
St. James’ Church
C. W. Stinespring
Agbury M. E
O. W. W. Jenkins
W. McKenney
M. E
Amon Burgee
Tople
Presbyterian Church
Weatminster League
A. B.T. Hendrickson
Woman's Work
Wm. Manefield
Court
West Church and
Court Streets
Police
Justice Eckstein
Mane- Sela
Eckstein
Hhis
Mansfield
Rejoicing Over Birth Of Warehime Daughter
Mr and Mira 0 C Warehime rejoice at the birth of a daughter. They are visiting Mrs Warehime's parents near Burkittaville.
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Mira
C. Warehime
Restelicae Convention Chooses Delegates at County Meeting
The Wellington county convention met at Carlin House to select delegates for the Congressional District Convention in Hagerstown and the State Convention in Baltimore. factions around Dr Haffner and Mr Motter created a split, with party leaders working to influence nominations. The session opened at one o clock with temporary chair Horner. credentials committees from each district were appointed, and the gathering continued as presses closed.
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Melic County
Jupior Hall
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Republicas National Convention
St Louis
Jane
Aireat
Carita House
Ube
Uhe Carlin House
Ibsts
Wellington
John C. Motter
Haffner
Motter
Dreart Court
John A. Delashmautt
G. C. Rhoderick, Sr
E. D. Staub
Charlee F. Rowe
Preston EK. Frey
C. H. Smoith
George H. Whitmore
George C Kauffman
L. D. Crawford
A. B. Ezler
R. Podd
D. H. Routzabr
George W. Cram
M. Birely
D. A. Schildineck
Abram Wolf
Toll House Fire Destroys Landmark on National Pike
An old dilapidated toll house between Middletown and Frederick was destroyed by fire last Tuesday night. The unoccupied structure had been considered an eyesore after a prior attempted fire. Commentators speculate arsonists feared danger to passengers in the upcoming open electric car service.
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Middletown
Frederick
Prof Gates to speak at Woman's College on April 14
The Courier notes Prof Gates will give a voice program at the Woman's College on Tuesday evening April 14. He will be assisted by Miss Blanche Shrintz and Miss Birdie Miller with the program including Min, Eilen Souder as reader and Firestome on violin.
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Okumwa
Gates
The
Woman's College
Seong Re Chal
Blanche Shrintz
Birdie Miller
Isnister Min
Eilen Souder
Ofemor Firestome
Disorderly conduct arrest in city fight case
Man identified as Maneater Smith was arrested by Policeman Eichelbarger and brought before Police Justice Eckstein on disorderly conduct charges. He was fined $3.85 and jailed for nonpayment after returning from a city flight on March 2, a bout involving several young colored men who fled authorities until this time. The report also notes praise for banker Kemp and details about local renovations and health ads.
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Marnater
Cauobt Wo. Smith
Aliss Maneater
Elchaberger
Eckstein Ouscharge
Smith
Eichelbarger
Aline Life Insurance Company Dividend Letter
The letter from Corneling Derr of Creameratown praises Aline Life Insurance of Hartford for its quinquennial dividend. It notes a nearly 7 percent per year compound return and includes a testimonial from U. E. Deer of Dessau Fra. about a five thousand Limited Payment Terminal Endowment policy showing a first five year dividend of 24197 after paying 111575, endorsing the company and its results.
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Ina
Aline Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Derr
CheatersTown
W. A. Poummes
Erna Los Ins, Co
Frederick
Dessau
U. E. Deer
Loan Historical Exhibit Opens in New York City
On April 20 a Loan Historical Helio Exhibit opens in New York City for one week. Proceeds benefit the Key Monument Association aiding a monument to Francis Scott Key. The New York City Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution organizes, with Mrs. Gertrude Van Cortlandt Hamilton as Committee on Relics chair. Relics are welcome, will be stored in a fireproof building, insured, and postage paid. Articles may be mailed to Mrs. Ritchie West Church Street by Tuesday.
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New York
Mr Schroeder serenaded by Zion Band in Freder ic
On Wednesday last the Mr. Zion Band of the county tendered Mr. F J Schroeder East Patrick Street grocer a fine serenade in front of his place of business The band made Mr Schroeders war their headquarters while in Freder ic
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