Pleasant Parades Of People Going About Daily Business
Jefferson resident Mr. 5S. M. Oy registered at their hotel while Rev. S. Mileff travels to Somerset for business. E. S. BEberger and D. A. Run visit Baltimore and Frederick for work. Mrs. VP. Maulaby spend days in Baltimore. Judge John C. teria enjoys a few days in Rocks and Washington on business. Mrs. James Marigan visits Emmitsburg friends in Frederick. State's Attorney H. Worthington vacationing at Old Point Comfort. A. C. McCall travels to Hagertown on business. Mrs. C. OC. Aúeman visits friends in Washington. Mrs. 0.8. Firr and son return home from Washington. William Ramsburg returns from Baltimore. Miss Helen Bannan visits family at Poplar Terrace near Georgetown Convent. Miss Nettie Wace returns from Tacoma to see Florence anl. Austin Buhman from Mt. St. Mary's College spends time with parents General and Mrs. L. Victor Baughman.
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Baltimore
John C. Teria
Rocks
Washington
James Marigan
Emmitsburg
Frederick
H. Worthington
Old Point Comfort
A. C. McCall
North Market Street
Hageretown
C. OC
Poplar Terrace
Nettie Wace
Tacoma
Florence Anl
Austin Buhman
Mt. St. Mary's College
L. Victor Baughma
Pen Ma Tabernacle Progress in Eldora Area
A large tabernacle project is under way at Pen Ma, East of the town, to serve Reformed, Presbyterian and Lutheran denominations. The structure will measure about 100 by 198 feet with seating for 3000, ornate pillars, substantial benches, and canvas storm protection. The project stems from union talks with the Western Maryland Railroad Company after months of negotiations.
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Pen-Ma Tabernacle
ePen-Mar
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Insurgent Leader Salas Surrenders in Panay
Maysiva April 4. Insurgent leader Salas and three officers surrender this morning. Maj. Noble reports the move may end the insurrection on the Island of Panay.
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Spezia
Maysiva
Salas
Maj
Noble
Thes
Panay
Hyveneal Young Stone Marry in Baltimore Today
Dr Albert Pearre druggist R Victor Yoang and Miss Mary Lee Stone wed in Baltimore today. They will reside at 67 Hast Church Street. Also Loyal Mart reports market quotes for today: corn 40c per bushel shifted, wheats 73c, hay 12 to 14 per ton. Braddock Heights season opens Whit Monday with 5 picnic by Independent Dromnd.
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Young—Stone
R. Victor Yoang
Albert Pearre
Mary Lee Stone
Baltimore
Young
Hast Church Street
the Loyal Mart
J. KE. W. Hargett
Braddock Heights
Drom Nd
Garmendia Weds Lt Stephens In Quiet East Second Street Ceremony
Miss Anita Teresa de Garmendia, daughter of the late Carlos de Garmendia, became the bride of Lieutenant John E. Stephens at noon in the parlor of Mrs. M. J. Baughman on East Second Street. The groom is a West Point graduate and mathematics professor there.
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John Edmondson Stephens
M.J. Baughman
East Second Street
Anita Teresa de Garmendia
Carlos de Garmendia
John E. Stephens
Weat Point
M. J. Baughman
J. B. O'Rourke
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mary Newton
General Newton
U.S. A
Misa Fellows
United States Artillery Corps
West Point
Carlos M. de
Garmendis
Helen Baughman
Louis Victor Baughman
Anna Usher Clabaugh
Frederick Street
Mendelssohn
Nannie Spalding
Baltimore
Europe
Italy
Spain
Bavaria
Stephens
United States Military Academy
Miss de Garmendia
Ludwig Ferdinand
Died in Lonaconing 60 as John Torbert passes away
News of the state notes John Torbert died in Lonaconing at sixty. Others report Judge Sloan in Cumberland recovering, Elias Emmert dies in Washington County, and William Hess near Keysville about sixty five. Stock sales mark Washington County and new banks planned for Cambridge. tax rate set in Baltimore County.
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John Torbert
Lonaconing
Judge Sloan
Cumberland
Adam Fleckenstein
Wheaton
Montgomery County
Cecil County
Elias Emmert
Hagerstown
Washington County
Washington County Water Company
William H. Hess
Carroll County
Keysville
Carmpridge
Baltimore County
F. D. Underwood
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Erie Railroad Company
Benjamin F. Newcomer
Baltimore
Allegany County Bar Association
Gircuit
R. A. L. Dick
Ocean
Hoffman Mines
Georges Creek
Eighth
Anne Arundel County
Sessions of the A. M. E. Conference Opens in City
The sessions of the A. M. E. Conference begin in this city tomorrow and will be held at Quinn chapel on East Third Street.
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Quinn Chapel
East Third Street
Maryland School for the Deaf forms county baseball team
The Maryland School for the Deaf students organize a baseball team and seek challenges from any club to play on the Institute grounds. The club invites competition and is ready for matchups in the county. Laura A. Fox mortgagee will sell property near Ladiesburg including seven acres and a two story frame dwelling.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Institute
Laura A. Fox
Ladiesburg
Magnolias in Col. Trail Yard Delight Detectable Fragrance
Magnolias in Col. Charles E. Trail’s yard draw attention with large white blossoms fully developed and a strong fragrance that fills the air.
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Col
Charles E. Trail
Deaths and local notices from Urbana and surrounding area
Mrs. John Lynthicum of Urbana died April 17 in Richmond Virginia after cancer surgery avoided by noninvasive treatment at Callam Hospital. Ann Elizabeth Butcher, 77, died at Flint Hill from paralysis. funeral at Ebenezer Church. Alvita Posey, 15, died near Lame Kiln from consumption. funeral at St. Joseph's Church. Hagerstown Railway extends with a secured right of way through Dr Peter Fahrney’s Chicago property for the Hagers town to Boonsboro line.
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Mes
Jobs Lynthicum
John Lynthicum
Urbana
Richmond
Het
Callam Hospital
Lysthicum
Ann Butcher
Ann Elizabeth Butcher
Flint Hill
Ebenezer Church
Daniel Collins
Thomas Diggs
George Roberson
Lloyd Hammond
Hanzell Holland
George Warfield
Charles Rollins
Alf. Weeden
George W. Peters
Alvita Posey
Lame Kiln
St. Joseph's Church
A.T. Rice & Sona
Hagerstown
Messrs. Lynch and Jennings
New Methodist Pastor to Arrive in Baltimore
Rev Dr Todd, newly appointed pastor of the M E Church, will arrive in Baltimore on Tuesday and preach his first sermon in Frederick on Sunday May 5.
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Dr. Todd
M. E. Church
Wll
Baltimore
Frederick
Canal Battle Shifts to Appeals Court and Bid Prospects
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal faces continued court action over trusteeship or sale to satisfy Maryland claims. The Washington and Potomac Railroad, now backed by Philadelphia capital, eyes a purchase. Objections to Judge Morrin's sale must be filed by May 20, with a potential bid path through state advertising and a bid by the Worke and State Board.
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Circuit Court
Washington County
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
Washington
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
State Board of
Washington and Potomac Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Henry W. Watson
Charles ‘B. Collier
Witherspoon
Morrin
United States District Court
Baperanza
Patuxent River
Washington and Potomac
Esperanza
Cumberland
West Virginia
Suggestions to the Mayor on Police Night Duty Reform
A reader urges the incoming mayor to discipline the police and place more officers on night beats. Six officers should patrol fixed territories all night, with watchman clocks at interval points, reports collected by the chief and reviewed by the mayor-elect.
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Hdstor
Laposal
Tur News
Struat
Smith
Fires in Montgomery County destroy two properties
About 3 p m Monday a store owned by Ira Mullinix near Mount Ephraim was burned, damaging a building owned by William Turner and causing a loss of several thousand dollars, partly insured. A large stable on J C Carlyle’s farm in Barnesville district also burned, with an estimated loss around $1000.
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Montgomery County
Ira Mullinix
Mount Ephraim
William Turner
J. C. Carlyle
Barnesville
Real Estate Auction Near Knoxville Sells 16 Acres
Captain Walter Saunders sold 16 acres near Knoxville at auction to Joseph H. Smith for $900. The property included three houses occupied by Martino McBride and others, with J. Roger McSherry acting as signer.
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Walter Saunders
J. Roger McSherry
Knoxville
Martino McBride
Joseph H. Smith
Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Health On Travel
Travelers are advised to carry a bottle of Syrup of Figs for its pleasant and effective support of kidneys, liver, and bowels, helping prevent fevers headaches and other illnesses. Sold in 50 cent bottles by leading druggists. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Potomac River
Privee
Willard O. Keller
San Jose Scale Threatens Maryland Fruit Orchards
Patan and the State Horticultural Society work to curb San Jose scale across Maryland orchards. G. J. Michnel of Park Mills serves Frederick and Montgomery counties, reporting many scales found and urging timely spraying after blooming. Insects are tiny, lemon colored, with a single female yielding over 9 million descendants. bulletin 57 from Prof. P. Gould offers full guidance.
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Peyicro
State Horticultural Society
San Jose
G. J. Michnel
Park Mills
Frederick
Montgomery
Gonid
Montgomery County
Frederick County
P. Gould
College Park
Maryland
A Tale Of A Rattlesnake And A Grateful Jim In Texas
A Texan named Jim kindness shines as he helps a rattlesnake freed from a rock then earns unlikely friendship. The animal shadows him, sleeping by his bed and trailing him, until a burglar alert reveals the danger. The piece nächsten with a Taneytown municipal ticket update lists two competing burgess and commissioner slates led by town leaders Motter and Birnie.
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New York Sun
Tus News
Honaton
Tutt
Corsicana
Tex
Jim
Texas
Meala
Taneytown
Burgess
George T. Motter
Edward Kemper
H. B. Miller
Charles A. Elliott
F. H. Seiss
J. H W. Reindollar
Cldworthy Birnie
James Schildt
F. H. Seisa
Charles A. Ellitt
John S. Bower
Daniel H. Fair
Golden Era Mail Order Ad Teems With Bargains
A fragmented Frederick Maryland advertisement lists various goods and services for sale including napkins towels hats china dining sets and office supplies. It promotes ARVEY B. LEASE and other auctioneers offering real estate livestock and personal property sales with delivery and free city shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvey BR
Frederick, MD
A Sign of Spring in Dixie Belled Buzzard Seen in La Grange
A La Grange special reports a bell attached to a buzzard circling the courthouse, drawing crowds as residents observed the ringing bird. The sugar market also shows price gains with refined sugar now listed at six cents per pound.
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Madras
Dixie
la Grange
Atlanta Constitution
Local dressmaking and optician ads in Frederick area
Local notices advertise ladies hats cleaned at 97 Fast Patrick Street and dressmaking services under modern gown development with painless fittings. Esper at 6 East Church Street and Dr William Boteler of Frederick limits practice to eye ear nose throat and catarrh with spectral exams guaranteed and spectacle adjustment offered.
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Fast Patrick Street
East Church Street
Dr. Wm
Boteler
Frederick
North Market Street
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Tenous
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Cork
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Field Marshal
Dike
Germany
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Weather Bureau
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Tide Neidig & Miller
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Hyveneal
DR Garmendia
Lieutenant Stephens
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Bine Bieetiittieir
News OF the State
News OF the Churches
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GSO
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Neidig & Miller
Nedig & Miller
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Cambri
Venice
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Maus
Clinton E. Main
DR. Mean
Clinton E.sam
Tsanogle & Wagaman
Parmelee Library
Isanogle & Wagaman
F. B. Sappington
China
F. B. Safpington
City Hall
Sustin
A.trion & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Penehal Directors
Frederick CO
Telephone
T. &. Kick
E. Fourth St
D. S. Hich
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FB. V. Stavze
Fredericz
Anna B. Herrera
City Hotel
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Shriner
Professiona
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West
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Meidenly
Frving
Biser
Real Estate and Insurance
Church Street
D* Stewart P. Dean
North Market Strate
R. D. Nicodemus
North Market Streets
Twodaily Auctioneers
R. Snook
Lewistown
Dir
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Lewis Own
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