Vaudished State News Headlines From Yesterday
Obituary notes report Mrs. Sarah G Eder age 81 dying in Elkton. Dr James M A Bateman a Talbot physician dies at Easton. A Baltimore divorce granted to Mrs Lillian K Miller age 17 from Charles Miller. Republican primaries held in Prince Georges County. Disbarment of Robert A Dick lawyer of Cumberland by Allegany County. Wicomico County School Board cuts teacher salaries. Fire destroys a thrashing machine belonging to Hynson Cole near Beth Israel Osroline County. Widows and children sue United Railways and Electric Co for 200000 in Baltimore banker Lyonzgus Winchester case.
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Baltimore
United Railways and Electric Company
Severe Carroll storm causes damage and fatalities
Reports from Carroll county describe a Thursday thunderstorm of unusual severity with heavy western rainfall. Lightning struck near Tayloraville killing a horse owned by Eira Thomas Shipley and set a barn on fire destroying crops valued around 1200 to 1500 dollars. Public roads sustained damage and residents including Elizabeth Fuhrman of Manchester suffered roof damage.
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Kalin
Carroll County
Union Bridge
Hall
Tayloraville
Eira Thomas Shipley
Bareen
Fraderick Walking, Jr
Elizabeth W. Fuhrman
Macchester
Murdered Man Found In Camden Freight Car
Baltimore police pursue a murky case after a 38 caliber bullet hole is found in a laborer’s head in a freight car at Camden Station. The body, believed to be W. Antnag of Marin’s Bottermakary, Great Lakes, appears to have been killed near Brunswick and placed in the car, with signs of a struggle and a pistol and shells in his pocket. Coroner notes the death occurred about ten hours before the car was opened. suspects doubt Chicago origins.
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Baltimore
Branswick
Camden Star
Chicago
Antnag
Marins Bottermakary
Great Lakes
Prieers
Branswijk
Williams Held For Grand Jury In Larceny Case
John Williams colored was brought before Justice Francia Smith yesterday on larceny charges involving Janie Hammond’s pocketbook containing $16 and valuables lost at Bradcock Heights. Sheriff found $713 inside. $3 allegedly missing. Williams jailed in default bail of $200 for grand jury action. Releas ed on habeas corpus: Edward W. Cave and Emanuel Wise released on recognizance and bail respectively. Independent Drum Hand festival at Etohison building a success. continuation planned to support a good cause.
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Williams
Jessos Smith
Prom
Edward W. Cave
Knoxville
John O Motter
Emanuel Wise
John O. Motter
Etohison
Phage
Isdisa
Praderick
Jones Sues Railroad For Son’s Injuries At Brongwick Yards
William I Jones sues Baltimora and Ohio Railroad Company in Hag eratown claiming loss of his son William D Jones a fireman struck by an engine at Brongwick yards and foot severed while riding the pilot. The suit for damages arose from personal injuries but was continued at the plaintiff’s expense.
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William I. Jones
Hageratown
Baltimora and, Ohio Railroad Company
William D Jones
Brongwick Yards
Jones
Apple Crop Outlook In Frederick County Virginia
A reliable estimate places Frederick County Virginia apple production at 65 000 to 70 000 barrels, about one third of the total crop near 300 000 barrels. Prices are very high with agents offering around 2 dollars per barrel as orchards hold for higher. Much of the apples grown locally are shipped to Europe.
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Frederick County
Europe
Camping Party at Camp Rest Near Greenheld
Messra Guy Albaugh Giorge Van Fiseen Vernon BM Rhosds Artshor Sterr Harry Creager Arthur Hager Aubrey Lindsay Wm Baer Charles Blair and Willitt Lipps pitched there at Greenheld along the Mancosoy and will enjoy camp life for the next bundiya Me Olriat Albaugh accompanied Ehem They have named the camp Camp Rest.
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Messra
Guy Albaugh
Giorge van Fiseen
Vernon BM
Rhosds
Artshor Sterr
Harry Creager
Arthur Hager
Aubrey Lindsay
Wm Baer
Charles Blair
Willitt
Lipps
Thore
Greenheld
Mancosoy
Will
Move of a Large Double House in Nazr SablNasville
A large double house owned by QCharies Napier was moved 500 feet without removing furniture. Extensive preparation was required to shift the building from one site to another with no mishap. The move occurred after the ground was purchased for a sanitarium.
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Qcharies Napier
Nazr SablNasville
Purely Personal Glimpses From Local Visitors in the City
A flood of society notes details Miss Mollse K. Moberly spending vacation in Atlantic City and many residents visiting friends or relatives in Boonsboro Winchester Norfolk Jamestown Exposition and other points. Names include Mrs Caroline M1 Bass Patrick Street Mrs Roy Wachter Ignatius W. Dorsey Lillian Gadges O Edward Sinn, Doris Maynard and Thomas Johnson Dr J O Shimer and A Laugh Miss Grace Barmgerdust Margares Bennett Carlton Smith Georga B Smith James Donald Harriet and Louisa Schroeder Rev and Mrs J W Reinecke at Broad Raw and more.
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Mollse K. Moberly
Atlantic City
Caroline M1
Patrick Street
Boonsboro
Roy Wachter
Coney Island
New York Cape
Ignatiug W. Dorsey
New Markos
Thinctry
Lillian Gadges
Middietown
O. Edward Sinn
Rhs City
Eme E Hers
Tantrytown
UaAlough
Market Strait
Mianoha Buonar
Margares Bennett
Norfolk
Jamestown Exposition
Carlton Smith
Polo, Ill
Moareville
Georga B Smith
Pinesburg
Graadmother
F. Schroeder
North Market Street
Bfr
James A. Griffish
Washington
A.S Hoalihan
West Patrick Street
Wm. O. Flazit
Hug
Blandis Bnecber
Mamie Cole
Glaesboro
N.J
Frank W. Gole
Joseph H. Baggard
Pen Mar
Blue Mountain Huse
Warner
Baltimore
Chilaren
Philadelphia
Hotel Braddock
Dr Tollinger
George Tollinger
Rmise Alleo Barber
Daisy Barber
Milas Omar Bradley
Betania
Ainbeams
Mies Lua Barbaur
Middletown
Judge Henderson Refuses Poolselling License at Rockville Fair
Judge Henderson declined to grant a poolselling license for the Montgomery County Agricultural Society annual exhibition. He said no legalized betting will occur at the fair this year despite petitions, noting constitutional questions and ongoing opposition. A special board meeting was held and adjourned with no resignations. The fair is generally expected to proceed as advertised next week.
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Handerson
Owl disturbance at East Church street home ends in tragedy
The Willard family on East Church Street reported a black owl invasion around 2:60 in the morning. Mr. Paul Willard found the bird perched on a window frame. the owl was killed and thrown from the window.
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Paul Willard
East Church Street
Willard
Religious Services Across Town Tomorrow in Many Churches
A full schedule of sermons, Sunday schools, and special services is listed for churches across the area tomorrow. Elder P D Fahrosy preaches at Shokstown. Rev Wm S Warner at Grace Reformed on the Baltimore Pike. All Saints Episcopal and German Baptist Brethren hold morning and evening services. United Brethren and Evangelical Reformed churches plan multiple services. and a Gordon of churches hosts Sunday school, prayers, and reunions with guest speakers and choirs from several towns.
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P. D. Fahrosy
Sho Kstown
Braddock Heights
Schleynville Fasion
Warner
Grace Tenity Reformed Church
Baltimore Pike
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
J. W. Kiracote
Charles FB. Black
Grace Reformed Church
Ll McLear
Gospel Mission Workers
Lambart
Waoet Patrick Trust
John’s Catholi
Rotary
John Rodock
Evangelicsl Reformed Church
H R. Eschbach
Methodist Episcopal Church
Somorrow
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Vsual
Wirat Baptist Church
Wm Hacomend Parkar
John Calveré
Geneva
Trinity B. E. Church
South
Lundsey
John Paul Tyler
Epworth League
Grove
Oak Hil
Oreageratown
Gad
Bockeystown
Thomas Migzed
United Brethren Churches
Maryland
Bretdock Heights
Paul's U & Church
Hagerstown
O. W Wolfordsberger
M. Evers
A.B Statton
G. K. Wartman
Bagerstown
F. Berry Plummer
Myareville
S A Grabill
Obeweville
J. W. Biracofe
Freder~lock
J P Anthony
Keedyaville
J. Rider
Walkerseilie
Gcd. Clarke
Wolfsville
QC Untzler
Wiltemsport
J A. Shattle
Boonstore
U.B School
Local Bank Officers and a Painful Accident
J D Baker president Wit G Baker vice president H D Barber vice president Wal G Inmerman cashier Samuel G Duvall assistant cashier. Painful accident Thursday morning Mr Wm Sigler of Spoolesviils east of Middletown was struck in the right leg by a straw hook while Harvey Long unloaded hay. The hook penetrated the bow. Dr Roy V Gauver dressed the wound. Emma, 14, daughter of Mr David Fiooser near Poloeger MIA southwest of Middletown, cut three gashes in one wrist and one in the other when a glass washboard board exploded washing clothes on Monday morning. Dr L Seok Isy attended. Miss Amelia Giffin, East Patrick Street, improving after illness. Local mention items advertise goods and festival notices with various prices and schedules.
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Wm Sigler
Middletown
Harvey Long
Long
Swagon
Roy V. Gauver
Emma
David Fioos
Poloeger's
Mia
L Seok Isy
Local Sale List and Club News Shifts
Fragmented OCR itemizes household goods and prices, plus a note on the weekly club schedule change. It mentions a sale of jars, soap, screen, paper, rods, and clocks with miscellaneous prices and a notice about a permanent shift to afternoon sessions at the Country Club along with a free supper promotion at a local restaurant.
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Guay Corner
Askea Babbitt
Berlin
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Washlogton
Mica
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Edmund Berry
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Miss Simmons
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T. C. Suman
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A.J McKenna
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Emma Buman
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Holz
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Suea
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Sunday Schools and Societies
Gobbter
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Jefferson
Citizers
Citizens’ Nat Bank
Capital
J.D. Baker
Wit. G. Baker
HD. Barber
Wal G
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BE. Keracy
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Hancert
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Tuos
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Baker
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Misa Amelia Giffin
Patrick Streat
John DR. Rendricksen
PSE
Red. Co
Telaphone
Wesra
John D. Hendeiokson
P.S
EAE
Newig & Mueller
Evi & Miller
Nottingham
L&v
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Shipley & Boost Sp
Ciala
Prica Blayole Tire
Bex
Flos
Iina Ocmic
Iarga
Burak’s
Frege
Charles L. Renn
Wrohison Building
Eale Ab Olason E. Main
A. Q. MecCardell
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Mariio Broa
Sanday
Tyson & Nicodemus
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Old
Aland
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G. W. Tysox
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Kodak
Walt
Ohtléran
Iaca
Moen
George
Rodgur & Ca
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Thomas P. Bick
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Blo
MacKenzie
South Market
Frederics
Aid
Margares
J. MacKenzie
Maasaxo
Youth Market St
Bartha
BE. Peterman
W. Franklin Straat
Cily Hotel
Qarsidarly
Renault GC
Ortical Specialiint
Aviddly Lpe
North Market ST
Paros Nick, Ald
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer & Klaunyer Noare
Cramer DV Stauffer
Fraderick
ALD
Fidelity Bonde
Morigains
Skoo Bar
Nates
Ista Call
Ges Hee
Wagt Third
Mountomers County
West Shermont
Guo
North Packet
Brunswick
Market St
Aseth
Jo Petersville
Yes
Gooddulls Farm
Ifanisville
Igumaville & New Market
Herbert ,Thompson
Samarilla
Frederick Uo
Leoddantt
Besa
Sappington Oneiloor
City Hat
WCC Icltr
Marah
Court Street
Grand Anion Company
Chilton & Bionds
North Market Stroas
Gro F. Thomas
Great Braddock Ploole
Walkeraville
Mualo
Apsak Jere
A$’ Barok’a
Lavdy Barok’s
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