Death notices and obituaries from Emmitsburg area
Obituary and death notices chronicle William Hess and others, detailing Hess's farming ties in Middleboro Carroll County and Taneytown funeral in Lutheran cemetery, followed by reports of Georg Appold, Henson Orum, A Topper, James P Shannon, infant Margaret Linn, Ambrose Satter, Warren Danner, Barbara Wagner, Anthony Dalfires, and Rebecca Sahm with survivor details and burial plans across Emmitsburg and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames BP
Ihlannon
James P. Shannon
Jessea
Entow House
Baltimore
Oianaper
Waverly
Atlantic City
Colonal Shannon
Bugimsaa
Ireland
Robert Coleman
Margaret May Linn
William D. Linn
Carligie
Emmitaburg
Charles Reinewald
Ware
Ambrose Sapfer
Ambrose Saar
Donzai Satter
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Hospital
Basitmore
Imaina
St Tosegi's Catholic Cemetery
Riss Bausar Wagner
Barbara Wagner
Emmitsbosz
Har Templas
Harry J. Sabm
Kanga Oty
Musa Maggie Sanam
M. Olivat Cemetery
Law Grip Before Justice Wields Mazingo in Court
Arrested this morning by Dice Arian Wachter William Mazingo faced assault charges. Justice Wood found him guilty and ordered 23 days in jail or a $10 fine. Pension of $6 per month granted to Daniel Wolfe of Blisrton, Big County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justiclwoop
William Mazingo
Arian Wachter
Justice Wood
Eee
Daniel Wolfe
Blisrton
Bhig County
Nervita
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago
Ile
Clinton E. Msin
Drugelst
Frederick, Sul
Various Local News Items From Cumberland Area
Seventeen short items report on deaths, accidents, civic issues, and local incidents across Maryland towns. Highlights include Mr Oliver Wo Wras’s passing, Mr George W Hower’s death, power outages in Ellicott City, the Cumberland pesthouse plan, Sycamore Fishing Club members jailed after a flood incident, Thomas B. Kennedy's Mont Alto Railroad purchase, Baltimore mortality trends, powder explosion injuries near Frostburg, Cecil county treasurer’s year end figures, arrests in Hagerstown over an infant on a porch, and a Towson murder case involving George Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wo Wras
Edbee
Sycamore Fishing Club
Montgomery County
Potomac
Thomas B. Kennedy
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Mont Alto Railroad
Hagerstown
Ealtimore
Joseph Orego
Joseph Scrival
Frostburg
Cecil County
James C. Sanders
Edward Stevens
Oil in Rock Creek Suspected as Seismic Event Linked
In Montgomery County D B Cline reports dark Rock Creek water from oil or crude petroleum seeping through fissures. He notes a seismic wave earlier this year may have caused oil to surface in new locations. Olina withholds exact oil spring sites. Dr Fulton warns truck farmers of smallpox risks and vaccination needs. Two Steffens brothers drown after a sailboat capsized near Sheepshead Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
D. B. Cline
Rock Creek
Olina
John S. Fulton
State Board of Health
New York
Trederick Stetfens
Richard
Henry Styner
Brooklyn
Sheepshead Bay
Hackaway Shoals
Steffens
Strner
Watt
Frederick Steffens
Prairie troubles and fatal accidents fill regional notes
Large variety of terse items from the era report near‑control of Nebraska prairies, the Buffalo postmaster Samuel G. Dorr dying of heart disease, Albanian atrocities in Servia, omnibus and streetcar workers striking in Barcelona, Richard Donohue shot by a Chicago policeman, support for Conger as Republican governor candidate at Bluffs reception, a fatal blaze at George Hoffman’s McLeansboro stable, drownings in Cummingsville caused by a capsized boat, Floe Whairk Patrick killed during a Madeira ball game practice, and workers burned at the Guerney refrigerator plant in Fond du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Samuel G. Dorr
Buffalo
Belgrade
Old
Servia
Barcelona
Spain
Richard Donohue
Chicago
Gardiner
Conneil
Conger
Laws
George Hoffman
McLeansboro
Ill
J. W. Grimes
Cummingsville
Philip Kennedy
John Busam
Madeira
Cal
Floe Whairkpatrick
Israel Hayreond
Guerney Refrigerator
Fond du Lac
Wis
Caught a Dreadful Cold by Millinery Firm Manager
Marion Rooke, manager for T. M Toomp eca, reports a severe cold during harsh weather. A milliner used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to relief quickly, prompting purchase for herself. Sold by A. L. Parr ee, with E. W. Grove's signature on each box. 25 cents. druggists refund if not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Rooke
T. M Toompeca
Thos Millwaukee Avenue
Chicaco
Chamberlain
A. L. Paarre
E. W. Grove
James Callahan Acquitted In Cudahy Kidnapping Case
James Callahan is acquitted in the Cudahy kidnaping case in Omaha. The judge criticizes the verdict, says the jury did not deserve thanks, and notes two other counts remain. Police Chief Donahue withdraws a $5,000 reward for Crowe, while a $50,000 city and Cudahy reward stays in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cudahy
Callahan
Pallahan
Ha Wae
Nenn
Donahue
Patrick Crowe
Remedy for rheum balm praised by Ohio man
Mr. D. N. Stuks of Roy Ohio credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with ending a severe rheumatism attack in his arms and shoulder after other remedies failed. He bought a bottle on Dr. Geo. & Parsona & Co. recommendation and soon found relief. He recommends it to friends as best for muscular rheumatism. Sold by A. L. Pearie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
D. N. Stuks
Roy
Ohio
Maestra Geo. & Parsona & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tes
William Hess
William H Hess
Middleboro
Mornize
Hess
Tanersown Distr
Gals Fara
Copperville
Asa
Taneytown
Iermaat
Siuss
Alvert O
William G. Hees
Wm E. Bowars
Ainsaon Spangler
Oliver Koontz
York
Levi D. Sell
Albert Fox
Kaysville
Roas
Charles Baumgardner
Graeaocastia
Jonas Hess
West
J Henry
Georga Appold
Martin L. Fogle
Double Pigs Street
Rev
Orem
Thurmont
J.3 Weybright
Hsoga’s Church
Appold
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra
Daas Fogs
Catharine Appold
Doubis
P.g. Creek
Georgeanne Nore
Louise Long
Caroline Melchoir
Haws
Powley
Rocky Ridge
B. Fogle
Hlewson Vrum
Henson Orum
Frederick
Woodbine
Howard Beauty
Mesars
William
Harry
Carrie
Nius
Megars
Cagpat
Lewis
George Orum
Routzahn & Bowers
P. J. Shriver
Taya
Mt. Olivet Camatery
George 8. Rodock
John E. Schell
Geo. W. Dean
Wor Miles
John Baumgardner
George M. Ott
A. T. Rice & Sons Hai
Sulta A. Topper
Julia A. Topper
Jacob I Topper
Emodaburg
St. Josaph'a
J. M. McNelis
LAW
Markey’s
North Market Street
James Callahan
Seversly
Yury
Cane
Omaha
Wabash River
Imogene
City Opera House
Independent
T. & I. Institute
D. & D. Institute
Jon Chew
George Fanpel
Chew
Keefer Wnd Schilling
Bengon
Creager
United States
Green
Gale
Main’s
J. W. Harper
New Orleans
Charles N. Hauer
Frederick, Md
Tas News
Pierce
Towamar
Ben
Robert Barden
Brandon
Manstoba
Dr. Pierce
Mer
Bion
N.hess Bros,’ Shoes
Vici
Ideal Kid
G. A. Gilbert's
N. Market St
Carrollton Chemical Co
Peter
WM. S. Miller & CO
Buffalo's Liquor Dept
Carvel
Wheatland
Overholt
Peacock
Paul Jones
Sherwood
Wilgon
Maryland
Jibson
G. O Taylor
I. W Harper
Dumbarton
Altamont
Allerton
Las
E. Pepper
Green River
Umass
Hauer
Canton E. Main
Chighester
Rouse
Ara Te
Re- Terdgo Mines
Bem Feal
BIA
A. Sows
Cook Remedy CO
Masente Temple
Chicago, I
Ag Adv
Tus
Columa
A. E. McConnell
West Patrick Street
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’k, Md
B. H. Blackston & Son
BB. Oo
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James E. Walker & CO
B. Rosenour & Sons
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
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