Gettysburg camp now taking shape on battlefield site
Large Regular Army tents rise on the veterans camp southwest of Gettysburg as the city area expands with streets and utilities. Army detachment to guard government property. about 46 000 old soldiers expected. Maryland veterans to receive identification cards for camp admission after talks with Pennsylvania officials.
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Gettysburg
Louis Washington Street
Confederate Avenue
Emmitsburg
National Guard
Army
Maryland
Pennsylvania Commission
Maryland Commission
Musterole Relief Promised For Croup And More
Musterole advertised as a universal remedy claiming to ease croup sore throat bronchitis and other ailments. It promises rapid relief without skin irritation and urges keeping a jar at hand with prices 2c 50c and 2.50 for hospital size. Orders by mail from Cleveland Ohio and testimonials from London Queens Park indicate broad use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Posiare
Ffl
Maryland prepares veterans card for Gettysburg anniversary
The Maryland commission plans a credential card listing veteran name age height eye color and postal free address to prevent impostors from gaining admission to the Gettysburg camp for a four day state celebration. Approval to Gov Poss terday requires $80 000 to admit all veterans who fought at Gettysburg or were held near the field.
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Maryland Commission
John I. King
Maryland
Gettysburg
Poss Ye Terdar
Lin Legislative
Ciecapense
Military Training Course Offered to College Men at Gettysburg
The War Department plans summer encampments at Gettysburg from July to August 29 for students from Johns Hopkins Johns t Hopking University St Johns College Maryland Agricultural College University of Virginia Washington and Lee Virginia Military Institute Virginia Polytechnic Institute Fork Union Military Academy and West Virginia University. Two encampments will be at Monterey California and Gettysburg battlefield grounds to teach the art of war and prepare university men for military service.
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Government
Gettysburg
Johns T Hopking University
St. John’s College
Maryland Agricultare College
Mary Land
University of Virginia, Washington and Lee
Virginia Miliary Institute
Virginia Polytechnic
Tnetleute
Fork Union Military Academy
Virginia
Universally of
West Virginia
War Department
Sood
Oe University
Monterey
Cat
Three Held For Killing Man In Ellicott City Case
Preliminary hearing in Ellicott City yesterday tied Muntthias Payne William Simns and John H Brown to the death of Frederick Schnitzlein. Eyewitness Rudolph Bermel of Baltimore recounted the assault after a freight ride from Carroll Switch toward Washington ending near the Union Stock Yards where Schnitzlein died.
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Schnitzlein
Ellicott City
Muntthias Payne
William Simns
John H Brown
Frederick Schnitzlein
Rudolph Bermel
Baltimore
Bermel
John Gleim
Charles Malinsky
Dead Man
Carroll Switch
Ballinore and Ohio
Frederick
Washington
Schnltzlein
Elkridge
Howard
County
Laurel
Bermeil
Arrifale
Schnitzmn
Schnitziein
John Greimm
Schnitzlemn
Pennsylvania Bridge
Seck
Gleimm
Stock Asards
Vpon
Saelling
Southwestern
Witnesses implicate Payne in Ellicott City killing
Sehoirlon fell to the ground but rose to stagger away as Edward Walker echoed a claim that Payne killed the boy. Rhubottom heard someone say Dont hit him Ben and Payne was the only one nag ed Ben. Rhubottom also saw Payne strike Sehnstalein. Payne William Simms and John Brown were held without bail for a special grand jury action to be called near Ellicott City on May 4. All witnesses were held under $300 bail before Justice John A McCafferty.
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Sehoirlon
Edward Walker
Payne
Tohn Rhubottom
Ben
George Rhubottam
Sehnstalein
William Simms
John Brown
Ellicott City
John A. McCafferty
Bulicott City
Governors confer on primary and Senate election laws
Governor Goldsborough and W C Bruce met in Baltimore to discuss legal aspects of the primary and general election laws and their use in selecting a short term United States senator this year. Bruce argued the laws are inadequate for nominating candidates and electing a short-term senator.
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Goldsborough
W. C. Bruce
Public Service Commission
Baltimore
United States
Bruce
Senate
Blair Lee
Brace
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Altheuch
Naters
Gridsborouch
Baier
Auceton
County Correspondence Telling of Local Happenings
Local letters note visits among Fulmers Wickless Shoemakers and others near Frederick and Frederick Junction. Social gatherings featured music by Wickless and Hilderbrand families with many minglers present. A humorous exchange ends with a punch line about Chicago Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. Fulmer
Anna Fulmer
Thomas Fulmer
Jacob Fulmer
Foeagaville
Gertrude Wickless
Jerome Wickless
Rebecca Shoemaker
Francis Wickless
Elmer Tilderbrand
Marshal Filmer
Braddoelk
Grace
Lillian Grove
Beatrice Milderbrand
Lucy Staley
Charles Miss
Claude Shoemaker
Trederick
Henry Shoemaker
Marshal Fulmer
Anna Fulwer
Elmer Hilderbrand
Roger Hollman
Jimer Hilderbrand
Tacob Castle
Harry Grove
Aribert
Walter Yoffman
Marshal Fuhner
Wide Main
HH. Fulmer
Raymond Hillerbrand
Olacis
Jernme Wickiess
Sunny
Francis Wick
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Munford Woman
A Munford Alabama resident reports relief from menstrual and abdominal symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The testimonial cites back ache and fullness, noting improvement with continued use and inviting others to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia T. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lidia FE. Pinkhams Veretahie
Lydia E.pinkhan
Lynn Tass
Real estate transfers and estate filings in county court
Listings show transfers of real estate from John T Idebrand to Charles J Hite for $800 and from Charles Z Whutle to William Joite for $10, plus another county land deal for $2462. Estate items include inventories, sale orders, and final accounts for Frank Brannsiieh Alice V Anders Louisa Byler Michael Lingg and Annie Thomas, with stock sales and ratifications noted.
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John T. Idebrand
Charles J. Hite
Charles Z. Whutle
William Joite
Martin L. Freshour
Wesley Linton
Martin L. Reshour
Charles PF. Bussard
Alicea V. Anders
Alice V. Anders
Arthur D. Willard
Frank Ey
Mary BE. Michael
Louisa
Byler
Michael Lingg
Wr Hall
Annie BE. Thomas
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Pam
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Berme
Schnilmemacher
Matthias Payne
Gov
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Shookstown
Marshal Fulmen
Edward
Ehner Hillerbrand
Teroame Wickiss
Witham Riddiemaser
Lamen
Hammethandh
Friderick
Otis Smith
Jams Revenus
Bernard Grove
Frederick Gardner
Teaquil
Katherine Mesbyrs
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Mata Stevens
Wir
Usha Miabacon
Varmsidle
John Plummer
Thomas Vipers
Jdorses
Fisher
Smith
Que
David
Araly
Pia
Jaced Baer
Ruth ‘Feaga
Mrs. Hiteshew
Frederick Junction
Jerry
Munford
Ala
Iit Toy
F. P. Mullendors
Alabama
Keeley Cure
Sin
Broad Si
Philadelphia
the Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Orpilans’ Cours
Frank Brannsiieh
C. E. Burger
Boe
J. E. Phleeger
Harry L. Ebert
Dallas W. Kehne
Chas. F. Knock
L. W. Mehrling
Frank V. Staub
W. C. Staley
C. B. Willard
Pearre
Modern Pharmacy
Frederick Gas Ard Electric. Company
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
Irk
Hralta
Griffin & Griffin
W. Patrick St Frederick, Md
Wandan
Actide
Ernest
Helfenstein
S. Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner, Insurance
Dell & Albangh Building
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