Many Local Deaths and Disasters Reported Across Counties
Miss Exgeois Marcia Adam dies at Annapolle. James M. Gay, a farmer, dies near Port Depeart. Mrs. John Lee Carroll is ill at the manor in Howard county. Doras Carter, a Baltimore grocer, dies at Dorseys Howard county. John Mundsy, Civil War veteran, dies at Galfway. Carroll Byrd drowns in Pocomoke Sound. A wheat loss in Queen Anne's county is not greatly damaged. A coroner's inquest finds Sheriff liable in a Howard county pistol case. Andrew Martin Lang, two and a half, killed by an electric car in Baltimore. Public health notes and local court actions also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exgeois Marcia Adam
Annapolle
James M. Gay
Port Depeart
Benster A. P. Gorman
Saratoga Springs
John Lee Carroll
Howard County
Doras Carter
Baltimore
Dorseys
Thomas ©. Hopkins
Grand Army
Bay Ridge
Mountain Lake Park
Sid
John Mundsy
Galfway
Carroll Byrd
Ceptaln
Issie Byrd
Cobbfield
Pocomoke Sound
Iueen Anne’s
Edward Cresswell
B.& OU
Sega Cotef
Streight
South Cumber
Coscordis
Joint
Synod of Onlo
Lutheran Canrcids
Perryman
Harford County
Baltimore Fresh-Air Society
William McCormick
Liverpool
England
Seard
Canton
I. Thomas Jones
Westminster
Ofth Judicial Circuit
Andrew Mertin Lang
Adam Lanz
Horth Cnester Street
Falton
State Board of Health
Cambridge
Peter Monashan
J. Clark
George Promar
Steff Olideld
Baseball at Athletic Park Yanigans Meet Frederick Club
Arrangements made for a Monday 2 p m baseball game at Athletic Park between the Yanigans of Baltimore amateur champions of the Eastie and the Frederick club. Admission 25 cents seats on the grand stand. Molesworth and Horton of Rockford will not play. Frederick to field its strongest lineup to challenge the Baltimore champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Yanigans
Baltmore
Eisie
Frederick Club
Isl Molesworth
Horton
Rockford
Tih
Western Association
Wil
Bsinissesgop
Frederick Wil
Baltimore
Frederick Association
Tournament and Picnic at Dieppers Montgomery County
A Montgomery event held yesterday under Ladies of St Rose Church auspices drew 1200 plus attendees at Dieppers. In the progedioral close L Reod won first prize with J Barris secondJames Reid third and W Manion fourth. Amateur class saw C B Clsy frat Milton Murphy second BE Hobbs third and W M Trafi fourth. Andrew Y Bradley of Washington DC gave the chirze to the knights and John E Gaskey of Washington delivered the coronion address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Andrew Y. Bradley
Washington, DC
John E. Gaskey
Washington
Baltimore Jail Case Involving Charles Wilson At Frederick
The item notes Charles Wilson the mulatto assailant with Miss Jessie Jeane at Cetoctin was held in Baltimore by jail officials and slated for the coming term of Frederick County Court. Also mentions remedies and patent medicines advertised, with Market Street references and a Cold in One Day claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charles Wilson
Jessie Jeane
Cetoctin
Baltmore
Jatlane
Frederick County
Nineteenth Maryland School for the Deaf Reunion Picnic
Pupils and former pupils gathered at Grove 8, Druid Hill Park, Baltimore for the nineteenth anniversary reunion of the Maryland School for the Deaf. About 30 attendees enjoyed picnicking, games, a baseball match, and a “dam band” sharing tunes. A Tolchester excursion was planned by the committee led by J. A. Bran flick and Prof. G. W. Vediz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atemel
Marzland School For the Deaf
Fic
Nic
Maryland School For the Deaf
Preederick
Heid Yaeterdey
Grove 8
Diuid Hill
Perk
Baltimore
Siste
Lorg
Hoy
Esltimore
Tag Ucore
Deleste
Basy Fogera
Marie
Eporia
J. A. Branflick
G. W. Vediz
J. H. Mooney
F. ©. Larmeno
W. McElroy
J. W. Briscea
George MM. Geltner
J. 0. Wess
Yellow Springs Band at Pleasant Hill festival and local notices
County correspondence chronicles the Yellow Springs Band under Prof. C. A. Feags, with seven bookings and two performances noted, a festival at Pleasant Hill Forebay described as a success with the band in uniform Sousa style. Also includes social visits, contracts for house foundations, local store completion, wheat and corn prospects, and various drugstore advertisements and cures. The item reads like a small-town bulletin of events, people, and commerce in and around Yellow Springs and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Springs
Muris
Cbarch
God
Phcile
C. A. Feags
Sousa
Elmer Staley
Meroseph Feige
Famly
Sunny
Tournament plans and committee meetings in Y. Georgia
Tonight at o'clock a bright service for men will be held at the Association rooms. A tournament with Thurmont is scheduled for Tuesday August 10 at 2 pm with Frederick Club representatives Hammond Urner Roger Motter J W AL Carty Frank Moore and others. Committees for usher reception and arrangements convene at 9 pm tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teama Club
Thurmont
Frederick Club
Hammond Urner
Roger Motter
J. W. AL. Carty
Frank Moore
L. Smith
J. M. Haller
B. L. Leonard
T. Thomas
L. Armacost
WS Bargett
G. R. Wickham
EB. K. Moore
Harry Fromke
W. W. Saunders
G. L. Xenner
E. F
Moberly
Hard Boiled Eggs Sing Song Misunderstanding Tale
A guest from Mary Jind visits London and learns a hostess sings the hymn Rock of Ages while boiling eggs. She explains soft boiled requires one verse and hard boiled two, prompting the bishop to ask for the third verse. The exchange ends with amusement over the culinary hymn pairing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botliog
Blancp Paret
Mary- Jind
London
Brants
Salling
Allence
Bloop Patel
Corel Press Publisher John J Corell in Frederick on Visit
John J Corell of the Corel Press New York is in Frederick on a quiet visit after a death in his family. He publishes John A Dreams a popular chapbook. The magazine is edited by Edward W Bryant with distinctive typography. Corell hopes Frederick develops more enterprise and a public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Corell
Corel Press
Fifth Avenue
New York
Frederick
Catherine Lipps
Cori
John A
Edward W. Bryant
Snd
Mr. Corell
Circulation figure cited for Frederick papers in 19th century ad trade
Flo Frederick of the Maryland News daily and weekly is credited with the largest circulation in Frederick city and Frederick County, according to Darges and Printers Ink of New York. The notice, published by George P. Rowell Co, touts the Frederick paper as leading in the Bish Congressional District of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George P. Rowell & Co
Nessors
Flo Frederick
Daily End
Frederick
Frederick County
Bish
Maryand
City Water Works Inspection Report by Board of Aldermen
The annual inspection of the city water works was conducted today by the Board of Aldermen. Eusing Dollar ward Wheat was quoted at a sudden 86 cents in the Frederick markets today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Eusing
Frederick
Prosibbion State Convention and County Bridge Plans
The Prosibbion State convention is in progress today. Tomorrow the Board of County Commissioners visits Sreli’s Ford and LaGore’s Bia to choose a site along the Momoc acy for a new bridge over which to build a rerw bridge.
Death and Picnic Notes From Jefferson County
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles L Differdal died early this morning of cholera infantum Funeral arrangements set for St Johns Cemetery Jefferson Union picnic scheduled for August 19 at John Steckmans farm one and a half miles from Jefferson Bicyclists J Scott Anderson and Edward Baller completed 102 miles to Gettysburgh en route to Philadelphia on the trip ahead of schedule
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Feage
Rocky Springs
Enunday
Geo. Moore
Joseph Stupt
Esrefel
Grayson Sanner
Misa Alberta Eisley
Orrirude Diffendal
Getrade
Charigs L. Differdal
St. John’s Cemetery
Jefferson
Jefferson Ucion
John Steckman
J.ffarson
Messrs
J. Scott Anderson
Edward Baller
Frederick
Phildelphia
Ceatesville
County teachers examination held at Eat Church State School
The county school teachers examination conducted at Eat Church State Female Bg1 School concluded yesterday. Inspectors examined teachers, and results were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eat Church
Walton Peale Leads Dafted Brethren Camp at Braddock Heights
Fragmentary notes depict Walton Peale, a union pirate of the Dafted Brethren and Trinity ME, as a speaker or organizer at a Soncay school in progress at Braddock Heights with a Braddock camp. Also mentioned is a Frederick colored Methodists camp meeting at Braddock Springs August 15 to 23. Additional ad-like lines reference Dr Calwell’s syrup and Pearre products, suggesting medicinal commerce amid scattered historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Peale
Dafted Brethren
Trinity ME
Soncay Schools
Braddock Heights
Braddock
Colored Methodists of
Frederick
Braddock Springs
Fah &c
Rvans & Sen
CHAS
N. Hauer
TEE Buffalo
Revivo Restores
Vhality
Health, wealth, and the cure for consumption
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a preventive and cure for consumption, claiming 98 percent success and direct blood action on the lungs. It features testimonial notes praising the medicine and notes on Pleasant Pellets for constipation, urging readers to protect health and keep red blood pure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Sonéy
Royal Medicine Co
Salem Frederics
Schley & Bro
Progelars
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the Daily News
News OF the State
Zeke
Market Street
Neve
Pleasant Hill
Yelow Springs
Belog
Wamsville
Murray
Mamie Dronenburg
K. Dronenburg
Edward and
Jeanie Fowler
Rashagiogya
Nettle Lemos
Germantown
J R. Jones
Mmr. Smith
Buskeystown
James J
Joner & Son
Cowden
Ill
Sr Eiin
Sara
Las Winter
la Grippe
Jochen
Ana
Dr. Kine
Bottia
Bettar
Tiaa Dotticeat
A. L. Pearre
J. &. Williamed
Driggist Meederick
Lugmine
Ata. i. Pearre’s
Karl
Ibert L Peareon
Gueranics
Shiloh
Erchison Balding
Deatel
Geo. A. Gilbert
Market Strest
Fraserick
Sor
Voxrh
ELY
Mstt
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York City
Bancos
Miller & CO
A.E Saiter
Berrazzo
A. B E. Pearre
Gu Branton
Richison
Calawell
I Pearce
Calesso
X. Ik
Fairbank. Company
St Louis
Nex
Boston
Ucbay
Madea
Polk Sale
All
Drmegicte
Philadelphia
Gail Borden Eagle Brand
Terat Health
MewYouxk Condenseo Mink CO
IOLLA
Albert L. Pearre
Ak Il Anirith
Ageas East
B. H. Blackston &Son
Ideal Bicycles
THE
Frederick, Md
C. Kellee
Sarekee ST
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. E. B. Etchison
Nee
South Market St
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