Town and County News Briefs From Maryland
A scrambled collage of local items reports roads between Hagerstown and Williamsport, tax reassessment plans in Annapolis, several court hearings on deaths and crimes, and Thurmont personals. Notable mentions include Elijah Gien’s 100th birthday in Galena, a murder in Allens Fresh, and inquests into Dr. William W. Waring’s death and James J. Irwin’s murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
George Matthews
Mr. Irwin
Matthews
Clergymen and kin wheel to Gettysburg battlefield visit
Rev Luther Kahimen of the Eran ical Lutheran Church Rev Mr Me enney of the Methodial Episcopal Church and Mr Sturdevant, Cyrus Thomas's son in law, rode to Gettysburg on wheels Wednesday. The party spent about five hours on the battlefield before returning to Frederick the next day.
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Gettysburg
Luther Kahimen
Eranical Lutheran Church
Mr. Meenney
Methodial Episcopal Church
Mr. Sturdevant
Cyrus Thomas
Gettys- Garg
Frederick
August Probabilities by Rey Hicks
The St. Louis weather man Rey Hicks predicts a stormy August from mid to late month with periods of rain. A likely storm around the 10th to 11th and another from the 16th to 19th, followed by a cooler spell and a reactionary storm. The 27th onward may bring considerable rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey. Hicks
St. Louis
Weather and politics mix at Braddock picnic column
The column blends heat soaked commentary on fashion, weather and politics with notes on fairs, electric railways and local leaders. The writer predicts continued picnics, rail progress toward Thurmont and plans to attend Braddock gatherings weekly through September harvest moon.
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Braddock
Middletown Personals Highlight Local, National Visitors
Local notes list Benjamin F Yasto of the Navy Department and daughter Misa Nitta visiting the Main family near High Knob A curio stone found on the farm sparks curiosity. Other visitors include Miss Ells Sparrow and Miss Rose Gun from Washington, D C, and Mrs Lena with grandparents in the area. several residents travel to Harrisburg Mechanicsburg Bridgewater and Washington City.
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Middletown
Saya
Benjamin F. Yasto
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Misa Nitta
Jonathan C. Main
High Knob
Yasio
Visiting Notables Stop in Frederick Residents Hosts
Mrs. William A Routzahn of Hagers town is a visiting friend A J Henry Toms of Myeraville Leaves last week to see his daughter in Mechanicsburg Illinois Mrs Annie Smith of Washington DC visits Miss Rebecca Rembaurg on Jefferson Street Mr Loudermilk of Washington DC visits Mr Howard Sparrow on Jefferson Street Capt Hiram Smith retired army officer adjourned at the Valley House Maurice Lewin of Roanoke Virginia visits friends at his old Frederick home
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Thurmont
the Clarion
Wm. McC. James
Belstertown
John Stoner
Chas, C. Waters
Jas. K. Waters
Ros Colifflower
Missouri Valley
5. M. Birely
Clarence Goltry
Colliflower
Hey
M. Beth Firer
D. Leatherman
Williamaburg
Cyrus L. Lidle
William Gidle
Main Street
Frank Henson
Mary Grimes
William A. Routzahn
Hagerstown
J. Henry Toms
Myeravilla
Mechanicsburg
Ilinois
Annie Smith
Washington, D. C
Rebecca Remaburg
Jefferson Streat
Mr. Loudermilk
Washington City
Howard
Sparrow
Jefferson Street
Hiram Smith
Washington,s
Valley House
Maurice Lewin
Roanoke
Frederick
Catchers and Frederick Juniors Battle In Tight Baseball Contest
Last night a well contested game saw strong pitching and sharp defense as Baumgardner and Ely led the Catchers to victory over the Frederick Juniors. Key plays included a wild throw by Nast and a batsmen rally in the sixth inning, with Wolfe delivering a sharp hit driving in a score. The Juniors’ battery was Baterly and Ely. A later matchup announced for Monday features Razors vs Frederick Juniors at 6 25 PM with Strawsberger and Wood catching for the Razors.
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Frederick
Belig
Baumgardner
Bender
Shipley
Short
Nast
Wolfe
Ely
Bry
Bais
Razors
Strawsberger
Wood
Blind Men’s Club
Hanshew
Baltimore buyer Noah Walker renovates Urleans estate
Noah Walker of Baltimore recently purchased a large estate in UrleansCounty from Augustus Wilson and is making extensive improvements to house and grounds. He shows interest in fine horses and exports hackneys and fine saddlers and buaters, aiming to cultivate a country place with multiple improvements.
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Noah Walker
Baltimore
Augustus Wilson
Urleans
Walker
Unfortunate Accidents In Burkittaville And Harmony
Postmaster William Graham of Burkittaville sustained severe leg injuries after a stable horse kicked him during an attempt to lift the animal. In Harmony, Ohio County, John Cling, age twelve, suffered facial burns from accidental powder ignition while his brothers handled a bottle of powder. he was treated by Dr J W Gezandanner in Middletown.
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William Graham
Burkittaville
Graham
Hardy
John
Charles Cling
Near Harmony
Ohio County
Wes
Middletown
J. W. Gezandanner
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Jersey
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Good Templars
Tala
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Williamsport
Washington
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Miagara
Buffalo
Cara
Blue Mountain House
Allen Grumbine
Sap
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Bridgewater
Albert
Lena
Carrie Msin
Mercersburg
Katie Remsbuarg
Lewis H. Remsbuarg
West Lebanon
Ind
Mise Dolly Ramaburg
Marion Mickesl
St Donba
Ular
Dr. Schilling
Central Dry Goods House
Monon Laundry
Deering
H. Heffner
South Market
RSET
August Auticeets
Bufalo
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Geo. A. Gilbert
H. Market St. Prederick, Md
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MN Robrbask
Oklahoma
Chamberlain
B. B. Buffian
Friendsville, Susquehanna Co. Ps
W. B. Rudy
Medi
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Carty
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Undestakng Aspecialty
DOOK
Renner & Kemp
Republican State Central Committee
George L. Wellington
Baltimore and
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H. Clay Naill
Hood
J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
P. S
Wilson & Son
Nobby
Nick
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W. E. B. Etchison’s
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