Local Notices and Legal Actions From Howard and Baltimore Areas
A damaged text summary shows losses from a Bre in Byattaville amounting to 4000 dollars with 1600 dollars insured. Governor Brown designated June 21 as the city for Horace Cooper's hanging in Elkton. A verdict favored the plaintiff in the Giddingson Melvin case on Annapolis Street. Howard county commissioners move to abate nuisance. Monteone Lodge Good Templars refuse state alliance. Baltimore and Potomac Helicani Company versus Elizabeth Swan case proceeds before Court of Appeals. Washington county reconsiders Dr Herman's appointment as county physician. Sheriff Flower seeks use of county gallows June 7 for Jacob Henson execution. Court of Appeals judges await opinions on pending cases and expect decisions today.
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Byattaville
Brown
Horace Cooper
Elkton
Giddingson
Melvin
Monteone Lodge
Howard County
State Temperance Alliance
Court of Appeals
Baltimore and Potomac Helicani Company
Elizabeth Swan
Husband
Ippelles
Washington County Commission
Ers
Herman
Isis
Sherrif Flower
Baltimore County
Jacob Henson
Dante Shea
Letters From The People Urge City Band Formation
A reader argues for forming a city concert band, claiming cheap instruments and disciplined leadership can sustain a fine ensemble. He targets jealousy among local musicians as the barrier and asks editor Baltor to keep the matter before the public.
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Edicor
Aed
Sons of Veterans to Grant Gift at Antietam Camp
On May 13 Deputy Commissioner Onto L. Louce of the Sons of Veterans of Maryland Virginia District of Columbia Delaware and Carolinas will make an official gift to Antietam Camp Sons of Veterans and be entertained in Kemp Hall. The Division encampment will meet in Frederick on June 11 and 12 with 300 to 400 delegates expected.
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Sons of Veterans
Onto L. Louce
Sons of Veterans of
Maryland
Virginia
Glade Valley Council No 115
Order of American Brechanics
Walkeraville
Creageratown
Woodsboro
Frederick
Messrs
Reno
Harp
C. F. Goodell
Ladies Waist Pattern With Dual Styles and Materials
Frayed OCR text describes a ladies waist or skirt pattern with English and German instructions, noting a rich material, back center motif, optional trims, and two distinct patterns needed to complete the garment. It references costing and retail details amid damaged phrasing and unclear measurements.
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Aires
Remarkable One-Armed Hunter John T Steganious
John T Steganious of Hancock, a 35 year old man with one arm, achieved an outstanding hunting season record. He killed 2009 aquirrela, 125 rabbits, 217 partridges, 62 pheasants, 23 wild turkeys, 23 millard ducks, 7 red head ducks and about 15 woodcocks, with five wild turkeys in one day weighing 37 pounds combined. He spent $655 on powder shot and gun caps. Former clerk at Light Rence Hancock and City Hotel Gettysburg.
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Hancock
Henter
John T. Steganious
Godfrey Steganious
Steganious
Stegenious
Sesson
Steganiova
Steganjoua
Light Rence
City Hotel
Gettysburg
A Good Minstrel Show Impresses in City Opera House
A Good Minstrel Show by Thatcher Johnson's Minstrel Company drew a modest crowd but delivered high quality entertainment. George Thatcher, formerly with Thatcher Primrose & West, led comedians while Sharp and Flat presented a strong negro style concert. Proscvants’ act followed, featuring lively kicks and tumbling, ending with a darkey wedding and celebration.
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Thatcher & Johnson
City Opera House
George Thatcher
Thatcher, Primroze & West
Pro Scrvants
Chiramen
Frederick
Church and Guild Notes Include Service and Tea
Prof J H Apple led the service at the Reformed Chapel. St Marys Chapter of All Saints Guild met for a VAUAl session yesterday afternoon, holding a spring gathering with cake and chocolate served and a pleasant hour spent.
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J.H. Apple
St. Mary's
All Saints Guild
Guilness
Monument to Key Project Aims for National Support
Grace Key monument plans reach beyond Maryland as Frederick City leaders seek aid from state governors to fund a national memorial to Francis Scott Key. A letter from Governor Brown urges schools and citizens to contribute on Flag Day, with funds to be shared across states and honored in a pamphlet.
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Grace Brown
Brown
Key Monument Association
Frederick
Francis Beots Key
A L Eader
Henry Willlama
Helen
Bistesta
Congresa
Frederick City
Nationa
Gahare
Danoa
Donora
Baltimore American Todays
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Maryland
Maen
Key
James Lick
Golden Gate Park
San Francisco
Bitters promote strength and appetite for all ages
An advertisement for Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore promoting Pa Don’t Feel Well Bitters as a pleasant tonic said to strengthen blood, boost appetite, and provide vitality for adults and children, claiming it is the only iron medicine that does not blacken teeth. The label urges consumers to obtain the genuine product with crossed red lines on the wrapper.
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California
Wr Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
Stories of Heroism in a Civil War River Battle
Readable fragments recount a Civil War river engagement near Red River where the cruiser Cricket, under Admiral Porter’s command, faced heavy enemy fire. Porter's ship endured shells and near-misses, crew rushed below, and the vessel drifted from the bluff while casualties rose to twelve killed and nineteen wounded as cannons fired and engineers fought to control the ship.
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Admiral Porter
Red River
Rpafsa
Banks
Porter
Ata Bend
Reypme
Bure
Meneath
Regine
Sitama
Equal Rights Council Maryland State Convention Opens in Baltimore
A Maryland colored people convention began at Samaritan Temple in Baltimore to form a state council. Led by G. Wellington Bryant the meeting aims to raise funds for industrial schools and a federal law to indemnify lynching families. Bishop Arnett spoke as readers shared personal testimonies. local sales and stock for Baltimore Exposition mentioned.
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Samaritan Temple
Maryland
Calvert and
Saratoga Streets
Baltimore
National Equal Rights Council
G. Wellington Bryant
Arnett
Ohio
Maryland Bible Society reports year distribution totals
The report shows 21,064 volumes distributed valued at 9,254.24 dollars. Of these, 9 volumes assisted for 525.19 and 11,785 volumes were donated gifts valued at 3,000.05.
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American Bible Society
Maryland Bible Society
Philomathean Society Meeting Tonight
An item notes the Philomathean Literary Society will hold its regular weekly meeting this evening. An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for biliousness, indigestion, feverish chills, kidney and rheumatic issues, claiming it restores health and promotes sleep and appetite when used consistently.
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Philomateeass
The
Philomathean Literary Society
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