Local Notices On Subscriptions and Civic Meetings
Subscriptions due notices call readers to settle up on the 13th of the month. The Young Republican Club of the city appointed subcommittees for hotels, halls and reception planning for events on May 1. The American Wheelmen League proposes an annual state meet with Hagerstown Club hosting and sharing race receipts, with July arrangements discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustom
Tar Dany News
Young Sion
Republican Club
Thrifty
League American Wheelmen
Mary- Jang
Hagerstownlub
Hagestown Club
A Western Town Endures a Sudden Severe Windstorm
A late evening cyclone struck with thunder and vivid lightning followed by a fierce wind that toppled trees in Court Square and damaged telegraph lines and electric lights. Pedestrians struggled to walk as rain fell and alarms sounded. No deaths are reported, but property damage occurred and a local choir halted its Easter rehearsal.
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Court Square
All Saints
I'Ae
Basley
Feffarson
Mountain Lake Park Association Sets Seasonal Plans
The Mount ain Lake Park Association directors met to schedule spring work and meetings. A grand celebration is set for July 4. camp meeting begins July 7 led by Rev. Updegraf and Rev. Dark. the eighth inter state conference of the WCTU is planned for July 22. the Mountain Lake Park Assembly of Sabbath School Workers is set for July 30 to August 12.
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Mountain Lake Park
Mountain Lake Park Association
David B. Updegraf End Orgen Dark
Society Cirrends
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a preeminent medicine to cure scrofula pimples boils and other illnesses attributed to impure blood or a weak system. It promises health benefits and urges readers to try the remedy.
Elevator Project Rumored in Mt Airy
Rumor claims Mt Airy businessman J B Klee will erect a large grain elevator soon. No official announcement has been made.
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Mt. Aibis
J.B. Busklee
Mt. Airy
Salvation Army Barracks Meeting Schedule and Open Air Gatherings
The Salvation Army holds a regular Barracks meeting this evening at 8 o'clock with follow up sessions at 7 8 30 and 10 30 p m Captain Hunton in charge An open air meeting is planned at the Square Corner at 7 p m Cepisin Colling in Elkton Maryland oversees the corps in the city
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Salvation Army
S&s P
Hunton
Cepisin Colling
Elkton
Marylesd
Pleasant charity event at FO MCA rooms draws modest crowd
A social gathering hosted by the Ledie d Auxiliary at the FO MCA rooms drew a decent crowd despite bad weather. Performances included duets by Misses James and Harper and Grey and Rose Lamar, recitations by Miss Mamie Ott and Miss Alice Lamar, vocal solos by Miss Young and Mrs Yeakle, readings by Mr Lay and Miss Thome, and further numbers by Misses Moberly, Carty, and Etta Bras, with a fifteen minute intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FO ¥ McA
Ledie d
James
Harper
Mamie Ott
Grey
Rose Lamar
Miss Alice Lamar
Miss Young
Mr. Lay
Roise Gilbert
Mrs. Yeakle
Misa Thome
Duert
Masses Moberly
Carty
Mces
Etta Bras
Walkersville Waifs and Local Events Highlight Week
The Enterprise notes Emma Martin and Mrs. Geo. W. Green of Baltimore among weekly residents. Prof. John G. Palmer plans to leave May 1 for Oswego to finish stenography studies. Lewistown LS entertainment includes recitations by several performers, readings, and orations. A meeting discusses election of officers and other business. A Lutherans parsonage at Woodsboro will receive repairs including a new roof on barn and carriage shed.
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Walkersville
Emma Martin
Clarence Biker
Byron Weller
Misaee Uharearries
Mamie Wiles
Serie Bowera
Miss Ida
Hedees
Dr. &. D. Neighbors
M. Deavilbies
Rory Smith
Frank W.mobler
BE. D. Neighbors
H. B Barzick
Lutheraran
Woodsboro
McComas pushes for multiple government appointments
Congressman McComas works busy in securing posts at the White House and State Department. He introduced C B Trail to Secretary Blaine for consul at Braevels, met the President briefly, and backed Campbell and others for offices including deputy inspector and postmasters in Maryland.
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McComss
C. B. Trail
Blaine
Braevels
McComas
Rae
McComan
White House
Allegany
Svernind
Atriatas
Met
Ben
Campbell
Daniel A. C
Haneacs
Washirtsa County
Mate Yeterday
Sloan
Maryland
Ston
Meq
Bacs
Vatt
Jas. Campbell
Barton
Allerhary
Oct
Lashty
Pasisone
G. W. Micon
Elsies
Myr
SicComne
Todey
Senojaste Notes Close Year in County Schools
Monday will close the scholastic year in the county. Free teachers may use school rooms and books, many will operate subscriptions. School year ends Tuesday with the last term at Pr 7 Menl. Initiation year begins on 77, Geovent, Academy. Private scores close Thursday for the B-ster holidays.
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Puoliz
Geovent
Academy
Economy and thrift in daily life cited by neighbors
A neighbor exchange discusses frugality in daily use items and clothing. The writer notes merchants urging economy and reflects on potential savings of $109 from past purchases through more prudent spending. Verily economy leads to wealth.
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Taro
Warner remedies touted as cures for various diseases
An advertisement extols Warner's vegetable preparations as cures for kidney disease and other ailments. It claims the founder, Hon. EH Warner of Rochester New Jersey, recovered a patient and started worldwide laboratories and warehouses with products sold in Europe and America.
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Warcer
Angos
N. J
Werner
Gident
Tomke
Canada
England
Germany
Ausra
Australia
Warner
Saltare
Europe
America
Personal and Pertinent Notes From Washington and Community Life
Cai and Victor Baughman were in Washington yesterday. NM Shon G Urver met with Mr. McComas Sence as collector of Baltimore and discussed matters with Albert Small and C. L. Wilson. Brown's Iron Bitters advertised as a remedy. West g3 Base Batt Association reorganized with Waesche elected catcher. Rev. Davis L. Berhbas named moderator of Washington Presbytery. Montgomery County school meeting at Hocaville May 1. Bay C. L. Cinb to host Green Trees School House entertainment on April 20. Spring and summer bonnet and hat openings at BR&D Manis. Twenty-fourth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s death noted. Mary Goddess to entertain at Emmitsburg Opera House. N. E. Wood arrives seeking F.C.Y.M.G.A. secretary post. Hoops on Sarsaparilla ad. Paper Meat Sack factory ad. Miss Emme Sukely visiting Mt. Airy. Miss Nannie Gambrill hosting friends. Dr. Daniel Steiner offers to furnish jar for Sushy’s latest improved fittings. Henry Morris at Johnville reports a tree-cutting device. Creagerstown school reports eighty-three pupils. Lamp explosion at Mrs. N. D. Haller’s home. Injunction bill filed by Levy for Charles Lewis against George W. Taylor. Young People’s Meeting at ML E Church tomorrow at 6 30. Samples free. Electric Paste Stove Polish advertised.
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Cai
Victor Baughman
Washington
NM Shon G. Urver
McComas
Xeferant
Baltimore
Ms. Mascra
Albert Small
Hbagers
Air
C. EL. Wilson
Frederic
Brown
Base Batt Association
Westg3
Waesche
Gton Presbytery
D. Manis
North Market
Abraham Ernesin
Mary Goddess
Elocu Honig
Emsburg
Pera House
Joies Abivell
Hagestown
Weez
Hagerstown Club
N. E. Wood
Massachusette
Ebey
Aily
Emme Suktely
Mt. Airy
Nannie Gambrill
Araby
Daniel Steiner
Sushy
Henry Morris
Tohnaville
Mire
N. ‘Dt
Haller
Patrick Street
Iasi
aV.s. Levy
Chas, Lewis
Geo. W. Tavlor
ML. E
Pastimes Society Meeting in Esamacy Grave
The Pastime Literary Society of Esamacy Grave met last evening at Miss Nansie Geizendans wer s home. There will be no meeting next week.
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Esamacy Grave
Nansie Geizendanswer
Inn Quandary On Mass Route Toll Sparks Sublet Trouble
In Carroll county a mass route between the city and Ashon Bridge was let to a spectator named Smith for £15. Smith bid $386 but finds he cannot sublet as tolls total $860 per year making the venture unworkable.
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Ashon Bridge
Carroll County
Smith
Adjudged Insane in Frederick County Court
The circuit court of Frederick County declared Lewis Bell insane after hearing testimony. He is ordered confined at Maryland Hospital at Frederick County's expense until recovered and discharged by further court order. Deputy Thomas Gallaher transported him to the institution.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Lewis Bell
Maryland Hospital
Shen
Thomas Gallaher
Frederick Riflemen Meet to Plan Annapolis Trip
At 8 pm last night the Frederick Riflemen met at the Armory to discuss a proposed trip to Annapolis and decided to finalize plans on Monday. The gathering also noted a fatal lightning strike near Elk Garden West Virginia where Joseph Wetzel, about 60, died while plowing and both horses were killed.
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Wiil
Annapolis
Frederick Riflemen
Joseph Wetzel
Elk Garden
Memorial Windows for Dahlgren Family at Church of the Covenant
Two stained glass windows will be installed in the Church of the Covenant in Washington DC in memory of Rear Admiral Adolph Dahlgren and his family. The inscription reads Blessed are the dead which die. The project is organized by the Admiral's sister Mrs Read.
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Church of the Covenant
Washington, D. C
Adolph Dahlgren
Read
Shooting near Avenel leaves man in critical condition
A colored man named Holly shot Taylor near Avenel in Montgomery County a few days ago. One bullet struck Taylor in the face and neck, extracted by Dr. Stone. Holly fled and is at large after both men had been drinking.
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Holly
Taylor
Avenel
Montgomery County
Baltimore Political Clubs Select Delegates for Frederick League Meet
The Seventh Ward Republican Association elected Wm. Y. Stone John A. McCafferty and Robert B. Welsh as delegates to the League Convention in Frederick. The Seventeenth Ward Republican Ward Permanent Republican Club chose Samuel F. Tarman Thos. L. Morris and president John H. Dashfields as delegates to meet in Frederick on May 1.
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Ellicott City Republican
Baltimore
Seventh Ward
Republican Association
Wm. Y. Stone
John A. McCafferty
Robert B. Welsh
Frederick
Sevententh Ward
Republican Club
Samuel F.tarman
Thos. L. Morris
John H. Dashields
Sykesville Visit Examines Site for Maryland Troops Encampment
Mr. Frank Brown and C. J. Lord of the B and O R B with M N G officers toured Sykesville on Monday in a special car to study site advantages for next summer’s Maryland troops encampment. They viewed the Democratic picnic grounds from October and were hosted by Mr Brown at Springfield before returning to Baltimore. Other locations were reviewed and the committee’s decision has not been announced.
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Sykesville
Frank Brown
C. J. Lord
Maryland
Brown
Springfield
Baltimore
Christian Charity and the Persistence of Intolerance
An editorial warns that despite progress the old spirit of intolerance still surfaces in society. It notes religious and social circles that would crucify friends, causing widespread heartache and mental anguish. The piece urges Christian benevolence as the wiser path in a broad field of action.
Worth and Wealth in Warner’s Los Cabin Sarsanarumn
An archaic claim extols Warner's Los Cabin Sarsanarumn as a vast source of wealth due to its cure for diseases from impure blood. The text asserts it "makes cute blood" and promises abundant value, portraying the product as a plentiful remedy.
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Warner
Penitentiary sentence for Mary Jane Robinson in two larceny cases
Mary Jane Robinson confessed to two larceny counts through counsel J C Motrex and received a 15 month sentence in the Maryland penitentiary. Death notice for Mrs Jos M Smith of Liberty states she died at 8 am after six years of illness. Funeral arrangements follow. Magistrate dismisses State v Heard on evidence. Funeral details for Edna Roth Harriet Albaugh Mrs Casper Afantz listed with funeral attendees and interment at Mt Olivet and Catholic graveyard.
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Mary Jane Robinson
J.C. Motrex
Maryland
Jos. M. Smith
Liberty
Dropey
FE. L. Storer
C:ty
tLalato
Edna Roth
John
Etta Boost
E. 6Th Street
Mt. Olivet
Harry Swope
Traiser
Wm Poole
Henry Bigge
E. R B. Eschbach
J. J. Kantner
C.C. Carty
Harriet Albaugh
Fr. Reaney
E.C. McSherryohn Eisenhafer
W.S. Miller
L. Ulingan
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