Maryland and Baltimore News in Brief
Maryland ships soft coal to Cuba and a Midland trial of an anti pulp mill project is announced. Six Artillery units head to Manila from Fort McHenry while diphtheria clusters appear near Williamsport. Baltimore brewer George Baneruschmidt dies at 1648 East North Avenue and Latin professor Milton Warren moves to Harvard. Elizabeth Ziegelhofer crushed between two B and O cars in Baltimore. Governor Lowndes to speak in Annapolis on toleration act anniversary. Railroad receivers Cowen and Murray audits declared correct. Contractor William Renner dies in Hagerstown. International Press Clubs group tours Old Point Comfort and elects Col John M. Carter Jr. as Baltimore president.
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Shen
Intercat
Maryland
Cuba
Midland
Allegany County
Sixth Artillery
Fort McHenry
San Francisco
Shence
Manila
Williamsport
George Baneruschmidt
Baltimore
East North Avenue
Milton Warren
Johns Hopkins University
Marvard University
Elizabeth Ziegelhoofer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Lowndes
Annapolis
Cowen and Murray
Danhban
William G. Renner
Hagerstown
International League of Press Clubs
Old Point Comfort
John M. Carter, Jr
Deaths and notices from Middletown and vicinity
Obituary and public notices detail the deaths of Mary A Rhoderich in Middletown aged 87 from pneumonia, John Stimmel in Columbus from apoplexy, Cecilia Daly Imrie in Washington, and Catherine Myers in Philadelphia aged 59. Funeral arrangements, family survivors, and interment at Mt Olivet are noted, alongside multiple anecdotal advertisements for medical tonics and home remedies.
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Rhoderick
Mary A
John Summel
Columbus
Ohio
Stimmel
W. Irving Parsons
West
Imrie
Cecilia Daly Imrie
A. Scott Imrie
Washington
Immaculate Conception
Kimme
Miss Daly
Visitation Academy
Sluma
Catherine Myers
Tate
Thomas J. Myers
Philadelphia
Mt. Olivet
County Notes From Mount Vernon To Walkersville
County towns report a Mt. Vernon conference in Washington DC and a new bridge over Rook Creek by Oditation Stay. Sunday school opened at Emory Church on April 9 and a Bent Belt residence hosted a large Kanter dance with 60 guests and coffee. Walkersville praising roads, Easter visits, and a busy social program conclude with local church and school notices.
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Rook Creek
Oritaton
Mises Ilors
Consento Adamson
Minnie
Bessie Beckwith
Eva Fisher
Vinson Bean
Messrs
Glande Poss
George Kelender
David Bready
Sam Thompson
Frank Horner
George Wisher
Frank
Eryan Rabbitt
Rock
Ruby Holland
G. Belt
Martin Himes
Megara
Charley Babbitt
Carl Penn
Harry Penn
Harry Belt
Somerville Bean
Bad Bean
Goss
Harvey Thompeton
George Belt
Redland
Grace
Lottia Taner
Musars
Frank Tuner
Tom Bready
Uolesville
Masa Gertrude Ricketts
Mesara
Joseph Waters
Emory Ricketts
Shady Grove
Misa Myrto Howard
Clifford
John Howard
Unity
Amy Belt
Della
Margaret Fraley
Claude
Millard Belt
Herbert Adamson
George Earp
Tom
Harry Fraly
Walkersville
Lilvia Brown
Guy Roberts
Harry Stauffer
Charles Myera
Charles Teaga
Wayng
Strive’s United Orchestra
Beadie Cramer
Neghborly
Reuben and
Rachel
Ned Nicotemus
Fan Dall
Blue Board
Muate
Sadie Zimmerman
Eden Stauffer
Frederick
Health and beauty through Dr Pierce remedies praised
An enthusiastic testimonial from Laura Brooks of Cod Haven Tonu praising Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for restoring health and ending pain during her periods. She credits the medicines with renewed vitality, energy, appetite, and ability to work, noting her life improved after seven bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Brooks
Cod
Haven ‘Co
Tonu
Pierce
Lauce
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Munton
Wilde
Phils
MT To
the Daily News
News OF
A. L. Pearce
Sverry
Hartford
Elf
Sarrh
Olmetead
Arcola
Ely
Drac Ey Brothers
Warren St
N.Y
Shiloh
Albert L. Pearce
S. Schley
Druggida
Poszicilans
Harper Whisker
V. N. Haver, Fredrick
Ani
New Market
Nannie Berchig
Frank A. Ranimond
Washington, D C
M. EB. Church
South
Henry Russell
William D. Hopkins
Mt. Airy
Misa Fannie Minox
Misa Anna Warmond
Dre. J. W. Downey
Neikirk
West Virginia
L. C. Willis
Guild of the P. E. Church
Odd Fellowa’ Hall
Jay Stier
Perryman's
Childen
Eaney Town
William Topper
Hanover
Wink
William Gallery
Lawrence Engey
Father Meade
Moray
Frank Walters
Baumville
Pather Lewon
John Farr
Nebraska
W. J. Harrington
New York
Dro Agnew
A. L. Peatre
Steiner Bros
Betes
Rabel RR
Rochester Optical Co
Rochester
B. Ebert & Sons
Alasale Ant Retail Dealers
Ati
Hs Faye
Yasuta
Ate
Arcent
Barace & Berry
Eiher
Saalos
Bates
Pr Steel la Ea
Maran
Thane
N. Hess & Bro
Gulf
Ludiow
Ladiox
Allcutt, Moody & Co
Baltimore City
Carlisle
Allen
Prise
D. & D. Institute
D. A. Gilbert
N. Market St
Bat Ashe Street
Childred
THE
NEY
Gail Borden Eagle
McGanerseo
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Tivoli
Robert Portner Brewing Company
Frederick, MD
Hygeia Ice Factory
R. C. Strangman
Grove & Kindley
Frederick Electric Light and Power Company
E. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Buffalo
Feigenspan
Gladstones Celery
Somerset Club
Overholt
Taylor
Jas
E Pepper
Wilson
Green River
Chas. N. Hauer
Interstatea
Illiam HK
C. B. Foc
Tiris
Draggista
DR. Motts Chemical CO
Clesviand
Albert L. Pearre
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
Wes
East Patrick Street
Aspecialty
B.H. Blackston
SOA
North Market Street
Aauf Man's
South Market Street
Buist
Central Hardware CO
NT Large
UMP Coal
WM. S. Miller 4‘Co
Etchison
NEW Furniture Store
W. H. B. Etchison
Market St
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