Carnival plans arm Braddock Heights readied for August
Local committee led by Jons VL Tiler outlines use of pavilions and privileges for a Braddock Heights carnival mid August. Proposals include moving picture shows vaudeville fortune telling and games with gate open all day. organizers cheer expected strong patronage and profit while planning ads and transport links with the county line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune Caling
Eleanor M
Thos. Migutre
Charles Raimshirg
Mary. Myers
J Braddock
Sonventra
Misa Ruth Mullinix
Margaret Surbin
Gonrgle
Mary
Blanche Gitting
Migs
Bney
Ellnor Giine
Colhhnittee Duxterrlog
Jons VL. Tiler
Edtecarnell
George M. Hit
Braddock Heights
Abe Iden
McCardell
Month's Record and Filing Totals at the Office
The month’s record shows instruments filed for record including 67 deeds 36 a note of warehouse 2 releases one of incorporation and one of apprenticeship. Nineteen licenses issued with one marked Dont Ministers certificates. Renewals returned for ten licenses none of which are specified. Wind direction noted as opposite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Estrada’s forces in Managua prepare harbor defense
Special dispatch from Managua reports General Estrada’s army aligned to defend the harbor and ready for action if needed as President Mundelx returns to the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Nicaragua
Alig
Estrada
Mauigda
Mundelx Haga Atiip
Reidy
Grand Trunk Strike Ends
A brief note reports the Grand Trunk strike has ended, marking a return to normal operations for the railway. No further details on parties or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Grand Trunk
Grand Trunk Tealway
Convict Crippen Accused in Belle Elmore Murder
Crippen found guilty in connection with the murder of his wife Belle Elmore. The case, detailed in court, centers on Crippen as the alleged killer amid sensational evidence and testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Crippen
Belle Elmore
Notrese
Spanish Premier Doubles Body Guard Amid Threats
Madrid reports Senor Canalejas, the Spanish premier, has doubled his body guard after threats were made by fanailes. The heightened security follows unrest and calls for protection of the head of government.
Brief items of interest from the city
Short local notes report fishing success by William Schell and Charles and John Martz, property improvements on East Church Street, painting and street repair activity, a hen house raid on South Market, a pet dog found dead on Fast South Street, Guasie Kemp committed to Montevue Hospital for treatment, sewer work nearing completion on North Market Street, and real estate transactions on Maple Avenue involving Vora Gaverhey, Grk Taare, Phatiad Brank Bentz.
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Yaterday
William Schell
Mesara
Charles
John Martz
Clinton B. Willard
Patrick
Edward Simptons
H.R. Busant
East Church Street
Houtin Welty
Carroll Creek
Brewery Alley
Rodente
Il EW
Storm
South Market
Rhode Island
Prince
Samuel Watora
Harry C
Tritapoe
Insuimvice
Ins
Mes
Vora
Maple Avenue
Messrs
Grk Taare Phatiad Brank Bentz
Prk
Yate Corin
Engagement Announced for Frederick J Cour tiga and Eleanor Robinson
Frederick J Cour tiga of Staak Exchange and a Chicago social leader plans marriage to Eleanor Robinson of New York daughter of the late J J Robinson Sr and sister of Mrs Alfred McCuen. Engagement announced by Mrs John K Robinson with wedding expected in New York City in September.
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Frederick J. Courtiga
Staak Exchange
Brst
Counties
New York Stock Exchange
RB Ghapin @Co
Chicago
Robinson
Diamond Match Company
C. C. Barbour
Carrolls hearing ends with fine and confinement
John Carroll colored faced a hearing before Justice Eckstein on charges of cursing and swearing and causing a general disturbance on Mast street Saturday night. He failed to produce and was fined 25 dollars or six months in jail, then committed to the House of Correction. Deputy Hauver escorted him there. William Weedon colored of Buckeystown was sent to the House of Correction for three months by Justice Keller for beating his stepdaughter Lucy Weedon and violating parole. The case of Buddy Ivory colored, charged with fighting Hamilton Goings, was continued to tonight.
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Hauver
House OF Correction
William Weedon
Buckeystown
Grimes
John F. Keller
Lucy Weedon
Bia
Buddy’" Ivory
Hamilton Goings
Will of George H. Clem Filed for Probate
The will of the late George H. Clem has been filed for probate in the court. The document names Elvana as a beneficiary and appoints an executor or assigns duties as required by probate law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hi. Clem
George H. Clem
Elvana
Fight Warming Up In Allegany County Nomination Battle
Allegany county emerges as the likely battleground for the Sixth Maryland district Republican nomination. Congressman Pearre faces competition from Blair Warner and Hagner with Pearre favored by organization and federal supporters. Warner and Blair draw strength in Montgomery and local counties as candidates tour towns like Frostburg and Hagerstown.
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Alapateh
Cumbarland
Aoyrs
Allegany County
Maryland
Hla Fidme
George Pearra
Fran
Blair
Pearve
Warner
Montgomery County
Pearre
Frogburg
Pearie
Cits County
Alexander R.tagner
Ha ‘Gerstown
Hagerstown
Strile
Guintierhind
Colonel Pearce
Wlliam Pearrey
Cumberland
David J. Lewis
Bo-H. Warner, Jr
Pearce
Shank
Congress
Sixth
Hagner
Windsor Hotel
Automobiles and Maryland Pennsylvania Reciprocity Hope
Governor Crothern seeks a one day automobile reciprocity agreement with Pennsylvania to allow Maryland and Pennsylvania drivers to operate across borders without extra permits. After lengthy talks and discouragements, a proclamation was issued and sent to Pennsylvania authorities for approval, aiming to secure mutual driving privileges.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Crothern
Aia Leat
Pennaylvsnia
Purely Personal Notices From Taney Town and Nearby
Mr Milton Eagle visits Taney town on business. Several residents, including Mr Oxbortie Heéant, relocate to Bul tinone for new positions. Numerous locals and visitors from Frederick, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Gettysburg, Martinsburg, and Braddock Heights are listed with brief visits, travels, and stays, noting families, hotels, and hometowns.
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Milton ‘Eagle
Taney Town
Oxbortie
Heéant
Bultinone
Beens
Raward Kefinger
Third Street
Frank * Splizix
Brunswick
Theodore Alexander
Tits ‘Elty
Marat
Roger Oo
Tatimore
Madanna
Dati
Filene Car
Baltimore
Alma
Thomas
West Second Street
Sherif
Willam G. Grimes
Ladiesburg
George W. Crom
Jeffersons
Chird Street
John ‘I
East Third Street
Middletown Valley
Wilkin TL Fraley
Balthmore
Thes
Carrollton
Toth
Anna Wilson
Gettynburg
Mra. Row
Mercier
Martins, Bay
We Vin
Tas
Ruth
May
Charty
Carty
East Patrick Street
Washington
Margaret Morton
Oxford
Margaret Rogers
Wellington
Del
Ware
George W. Morton
Joho ‘J. Webster
Y. Uoffman
Harry Webster
John Colbert
Count of Rocks
McKnight
Jacobs
Brooklyn
N.Y
Daniel
Pittsburg
Wm. Riley
Brooklyn Cottage
Braddock, Heights
Reynolds Post Inspected After Annual G A R Review
Reynolds Post No 2 G A R held its annual inspection with a large turnout. Department Inspector James B Black, joined by Commander A Vannort and senior officers from Baltimore, praised the post for correct books and strong service. A banquet at Gem Dining Parlor followed the remarks.
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Reynolds
G. A.R. Wa
James B. Black
Rocky Ridge
A. Vannort
Les FP. Lietz
Jenior
Winflell
Drach
Baltimore
Blick
Vannort
Lietz
BE. V. Galnsborough
Pest
Gem
Fire Destroys Brunswick Warehouse and Freight Loss
A Brunswick warehouse fire damaged coal and freight, with losses estimated between 2000 and 5000 dollars. The blaze mainly affected the D. C. Winebrewer warehouse and a J. A. Beachley held property, with nearby feed and a freight car damaged. Three streams fought the flames, delaying Train No. 3 about thirty minutes. Samuel W. George & Co. report about one thousand dollars in losses.
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Divenion
D. C. Winebrewer & Sony
Frederick
J. A. Beachley
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Samuel W. George & Co
Braddock Juniors Triumph Over Rail Road Team
Braddock Juniors defeated the Rail road team in a three game alley contest at Braddock Heights Casino. The Juniors led 1523 to 1256 in total pins, taking two of the three games. C Ramsburg posted a high total of 289 while Mateny led both sides with 328 and a 140 first game record.
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Braddock Juniors
Railroad
Braddock Heights
C. Ramsburg
Mateny
Visiting nurse Misa Casey opens Frederick County office
Visiting nurse Misa Casey of the Maryland Society for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis will establish headquarters at 34 West Patrick Street Frederick. During six months in Frederick she visited 120 patients and will be at the office until 9 a.m. from 1 to 2 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m.
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Misa Casey
Frederick County
The
Maryland Society
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Automobiles and horses in the market debate
The article argues that automobiles have not reduced horse industry value or demand, highlighting figures for 1910 to 1914 and noting 2,000,000 horses in Illinois valued at $256,000,000. It urges breeders to improve horse stock and states railroads rely on draft horses while trucks struggle to ease load. It also promotes D. D. D. skin lotion from J. A. Williamson.
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Eltfes the
United States
Spranco
Great Britain
Germany
Eteswe
Mlinois
America
J.A. Williamson
N. Market Street
Death of Mr. Brokaw Brings Sorrow to Lena Brokaw Family
Word comes that the sudden death of the father of Miss Lena F E Brokaw, a longtime educator and former superintendent of schools, occurred while visiting in Port Huron Michigan. He had lived in retirement in Port Huron for years. Miss Brokaw is a popular member of the Woman's College faculty and will spend the summer with her mother in Port Huron before returning to the college in fall.
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Brokaw
Lena FE
Woman's College
Port
Hutton
Michigan
Mite Brokaw
Mother
Port Maron
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