Tennis Club Meeting and Opening Day Plans
Tae Gadles Agzillary will hold a meeting tonight at 830 in the Associe tion parlor. An enthusiastic Tennis Club meeting last night covered club business and private matters. Committees were formed to mark off and maintain courts for a week, and ball purchases were authorized. A top team will be ready for an exhibition on Opening Day. Five new members joined. Athletic committees reported on bicycle racks and field improvements. The fence will be whitewashed and contract awarded. A wire netting will shield balls on the east field. bicycle racks will line the west fence. Opening exercises are set for Tuesday May 7 at 6 p.m. Public invited. pole vaulting, shot put, running events, archery and match games planned. Members may sign up with the physical instructor.
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Tutt's Liver Pills Ad: Fly-Wheel of Life Endorsement
Tutt's Pills promise a universal cure for liver ills and related digestive ailments. An endorsement from J. Fairleigh of Platte Cannon, Colorado, claims renewed vitality after using Tutt's Liver Pills.
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Tutt
Dr. Tutt
J. Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col
Papive Spirited Women of Frederick Take Prompt Action
Frederick women meet at Mrs Judge Ritchies home led by Mrs A L Bader to aid Greece against Turkey. A committee drafts resolutions and a separate group organizes fundraising through the Daughters of the American Revolution which has already collected twenty five dollars for transfer to Athens. Next meeting set for sober Saturday at Mrs Hitchles residence with invitation to interested ladies. The drive urges liberal donations to support Belien forces defending Christianity. Contributions go to the DAR fund and will be sent to Athens.
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Judge Ritchie
A. L. Bader
Frederick
Greece
Hitchle
Daughters of the
Athens
Death notices and obituaries record local losses
Catharine Wert en baker dies at 83 near Vantz P.O. Md after long service as a church worker. Ann Maria Troxell of Frederick County dies at 72 in Fattimore, husband and children named, funeral to follow. Geo J Wallace dies at 1 1/2, infant and other local notices noted. Various brief items mention weather, medicines, and local commerce.
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Catharine WE Heatsmaree
Catharine Wertenbaker
Myersville
Frederick County
EL Etona’r
Vantz P.O. Md
Afother” Werter
Baker
Jesus
Ann Maria
Joshua ‘Troxell
Fattimore
Mira
A. Wright
Ace
Bhe Lesy
F. J. Lewis
Wm. 8. Wright
Baltimore
Wm. Trexall
Att. Olivet
Wallace
Geo. J
George
Josephine Wellice
Mr. Lewis
Ittinger
North Blarket Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
State court session and varied local cases recap
The Court of Appeals sits as Palme Keating case slated for Cambridge. Deaths include Joshus Leonard in Talbot County aged eighty. Raids on Liels liquor saloons in Esston. Thomas Gull convicted in Allegany for obstructing rail. A tenant house burned on Mrs. Bails farm in Carroll. A colored man less mate admission to the bar in Durchester. Somerset sends four prisoners to the penitentiary and three to the House of Correction. Annapolitans consider a gift to the Naval Academy for a white squadron to Jane. Forest fires reported at Aberdeen and Odenton. Patterson Ramsey & Co plan steamers Baltimore to Rotterdam. Lomse and Taylor sentenced to ten years in Anne Arundel for robbery. BR and 0s stockholders suit costs quoted. Major party figure Findlay proclaims Republicanism. James Williams and Mary Hurd, both 16, sent to Baltimore for hospital care. John Katt, colored, linked to William Freier murder, possibly hiding near Patapsco. Lunacy commissioner criticized at Maryland Medical and Chirurgical Faculty meeting opening.
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Court of Appeals
Cambridge
Joshus Leonard
Talbot County
Esston
Thomas Gull
Allegany
Carroll County
Durchester
Somerset
Threa
House of Correction
Naval Academy
Jane
Aberdeen
Harford County
Odenton
Anne Arundel County
Patterson, Ramesy & Co
Baltimore
Roterdam
Thoms Lomse
Robert Taylor
BR & 0
John V.L. Findlay
James Willams
Mary Hurd
Burraville
Moe County
Bospital
John Katt
William W. Freier
Eduard N.brueh
Henry M. Bard
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland
Brunswick Deadlock Tries for Mayor as Sessions End
A Brunswick town council called a meeting Monday to elect a mayor in place of the resigned Shefer. After fruitless balloting and party loyalties, the council adjourned with no quorum and no contingency law to fill vacancies. Dems threatened resignations, risking town government paralysis. leaders pressed for a compromise amid mounting tension.
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Brunswick
Shefer
W. Bratt
L. E. McBride
Z. T. Braniner
Democra
Biesgicg
John McCormick
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Thia County
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