Garlanded notes from a Maryland county fair and court terms
The report covers multiple local items: April circuit court sessions in Dorchester and Worcester counties with judges drawing jurors. a Waterloo Howard County schoolhouse fire. a Chesapeake and Ohio Canal report. the recovery of Captain B F Wilson's body after drowning. a Harford County agriculture society planning for fall fair. a Prince Georges county wild animal at large near Chillom. a Chapel Point convention for Charles County future courthouse site. Robert G Thackeray named auditor of the Circuit Court. a Baltimore and Lehigh railroad fire extinguished by crew. James Valentine found guilty in Cumberland on charges involving an assault on Miss Hausman. E W F Simpers reelected Chestertown commissioner. town improvements and elected commissioners in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Charlton
Bancock
Pen-Mar
Elkton
Dorchester Circuit Court
Ades
Garrol
Waterloo
Howare County
Howard County
Chesapeake and Unio
Chillom
Prince George’s
Chapel Point
Thas Place
Charles County
Robert G. Thackeray
Circuit Court For County
Rice Clinton McCullough
Baltimore and Lehigh
Fallston
Harford County
James Valentine
Cumberland
Hausman
E. W. F. Simpers
Chestertown
Denton
Fast Time Over the B and O KR BR Special Train
A special three-car train from Grafton to Baltimore covered about 300 miles in 7 hours at an average 47 mph with five stops. Baltimore and Ohio rail officials led by C E K Lord and R B Campbell observed a time schedule meeting in St. Louis. Hotel arrivals list numerous names from cities including Baltimore Philadelphia Virginia Cincinnati and New York. Marriage licenses issued for couples from Woodsboro Hagerstown Emmitsburg Brunswick and York.
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KR. BR
Camden
Baltimore
Banday
Grafton
Trafic
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Louis
C. EK. Lord
R.B. Campbell
Thomas Fitzgerald
Charles O. Scull
J. E. Spurrier
A. H. Johnson
B. T. Fendell
F. 8. Gannon
Small blaze in Mill alley houses extinguished before arrival
Fire alarm rang about 9 o clock last night for a small blaze in a Mill alley residence occupied by colored people. The fire department arrived but the flames were put out before they reached the scene.
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Mill Alley
Broke the Record by Gerson Rosenour on Bicycle
Enthusiastic rider Gerson Rosenour shattered the Woodsboro to Frederick record, completing the trip in 27 minutes. A freight wreck disrupted service with trains billed for April 33, and authorities note the incident as reported in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerson Rosenour
Woodsboro
Frederick
Barge of Bright Ben and Local Notices
Brief bits cover a pension grant to Annie Larkins of Fred, George Topper’s injury at Brash Factory halting work, sale of the Washington Farm near Germantown for 30.55 per acre to Mr. Pout, and its borders with Waters lands. Also noted are a German band playing near pigeons, evolving local phrases, Republican meeting tonight, a mountain fog incident near Frederica, a dog attack incident on Bas Fourth Street, and a dog named Aeapherntree killed by Philip Urek.
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Bright Ben
Annie Larkins
Fred
George Topper
Washington D. Waure
Germarttown
Montgomery County
Pout
Tilgomsn Waters
Horace Waters
William A. Waters
Iittl
Ula
Trifoy Acyle
Republicas Associatius
Frederica
Jabez D. Baer
Bas! Fourth Street
Philip Urek
Philomathean Society Debates Drill Teaching in Schools
The Philomathean Literary Society met in Pollomsthesa Hall with C Harry Anders presiding. Debates on whether military drills should be taught by law in U S public schools resulted in an affirmative win by a narrow vote.
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THE
Philomatheans
Vphilomathean Literary Society
Glecoguiad
United States
Edward Bowlus
T. M. Blaer
John EK. White
Nicodemus
C. Harry Andora
C. W. Stinespring
Edward Sinn
Eczema and skin cures in a potent emollient ad
An advertisement extols a skin ointment to cure eczema and related conditions. It promises rapid, permanent relief from itching blisters and patches and claims cures for pimples dandruff and other skin ailments. It also references relief for nasal inflammation and severe catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahrney
al Aruggists
D. Fahrney
Genstown
Bold Rescue Amid Fire on the Wharfed Vessels
Paul Jones led a dramatic act of heroism during a nighttime attack on ships at the wharves. The assault aimed to burn the vessels, but sentinels and locals alarmed by the blaze thwarted the plan. Jones seized tinder and candles, boarded a large vessel, and sparked a fire that the besieging mob could not control. He stood on the pier with a pistol, preventing interference as the burning ship saved dozens of lives and thwarted the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jones
Jones
Cauner
Secretaries Morton apple spray urged to protect crop
The article notes Secretary Morton endorsing spraying apple trees with a Paris Green solution to guard U.S. orchards from worm damage. It cites foreign demand, especially Britain, and argues the method is simple and effective for farmers and horticulturists.
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Morten
United States
Great Britain
United
The Work of Death Prentis Hantz Rests in Cumberland
Prentiss Tanner Bantz youngest son of Mr Daniel H Bantz of Frederick died at his Cumberland home Wednesday night from whooping cough and other troubles. Funeral held Thursday at 4 pm with interment at Rose Hill cemetery Cumberland. A host of friends extend sympathy to the distressed family. The Sick Mrs J D Green and daughter Lilie confined to bed. Mr John Green with Renner Kemp also ill with pneumonia. Public reader Robert Rawls of Hollands Va cites Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective during winter grippe. For sale at Frederick by A L Pearze and W R Rady Mi Airy.
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EB. Thompson
Sunday League of &Metros
M. E
Osborne Ingle
Waa
E. R. Eschbach
Fredpres
Colucabaapa
Atha of Art of Foreign Missions
Eschbach
Roanoke
Edwin Derilb
Bf. EL
Liberty
Benler Order of American Mechanics
M. BE
Zimmerman
Epworth la
de. Hubbard
Baltimore
Prentius Hantz
Prentiss Tanner Bantz
Daniel H. Bantz
Frederick
Cumberland
Rose 8
Haressed
J.D. Green
Lilie
John Green
Renner & Kemp
Robert Rawls
Hollands
la Grippe
Jeft
A. L. Pearze
W. R. Rady
Airy
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Chasel Point
F. M. Cox
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
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WEW
York, AY
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Pay Vera Department of Tax News
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Hark Wieser Uranb
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B. G. Eichslberger
J.8. Murphy
G. B. White
Gus. Becker
J. W. Suter
Larry Emerick
Dos. DeBeer
C.D. Norris
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GC. Phillips
I. L Graham
N. Hess
E. H. Finkeldsy
F.C. Patterson
J.G
Curtis House
J. W. Steel
Clarkaborg
G. A. Granffer
New Windsor
J. Gkinney
McBherrystown
D. T. Cong
York
H. W. Boyer
Mercersburg
Grorr
F. W. Sponen
Columbia, County
Chas. W. Crom
Nora M. Wills
Elmer Kiracofe
Hagerstown
Magalda B. Fox
I. Eyater
Fannie May Frailey
Emmitsburg
Baker P. Peat
Bertha A. Giniuer
Brunswick
James Powell
Sarah J. Siford
Occar Witte
Oe Bailey
Jacob E. Palmer
Matilda C
Charles E. Geesey
Lot
Deane
Soret-Atdirmegkiv
Erie Medical GG
Buffalo, HE
John T. Lewis & Bros
National Lead Co
Feady
Booken
Aimee Fienee
Boba
Jows T.lewl & Ees
GEO. A. Gilbeeri
North Market
Fredrick, Md
Foster Medicine Co
Baltimore, MD
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Hartlett
Pearre
Draggist
South Market Street
Patrick
Maryland School For
D. & D. Nova
Save the Bulletin
L. Tschiffely
Montgomery
Theodora Ouck
A. B. Showman
George Lease
Andrew Schwankhouse
George &Chafer
Welter Merrick
Herman Koenig
Thomas. Young
Charles Devoe
Potomac
Chile
Whitesson
Kuldrens Casniaps
Carty’s Furniture Store
Patrics
Taneytown
Burgess
H. D. Mehring
George T. Motter
E. EK. Hoover
William Jessa Roberta
Joshus Koutz
Edward Kamner
J. A. Ambu
Orogsist
Brown
Baltimers
Allcock
Brandreth
Bieler
Mani
A. L. Posrre
Froteriet
Mind
Abowercat
Grand Sesquehanna
Goves
Grand
Perfect
Roya
N. J. Wilson & Son
Douglas
Tordovam
Erence A
W. L. Douglas
Enstvio
BR. Yeakle
City Hall
Fredeick
W. H. B. Etchison
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