Mountain Chautauqua opens at Mountain Lake Park
Notes of News Across the state recounts events from Mountain Lake Park to Baltimore and Cumberland. The piece lists openings, deaths, accidents, elections, and local concerns including a church project, a train tragedy, storm damage, and political maneuvering in Baltimore’s Democratic Committee amid a looming primary.
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Mountain Lake Park
Talbot
Midland
Allegany County
Bea Smith
Rockville
John A Adams
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Joseph Reading
Montgomery County
Dorchester
William Lawson
Crisfield
Ocean City
Will Attend Preachers Institute
Rev John J Rives of East Third Street left for Washington this morning to attend the Preachers Institute at Great Falls Virginia which opens tomorrow and will adjourn on August 16 in a period report of travel and engagement by a local clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preachers Institute
John J. Rives
East Third Street
Washington
Preachers’ Institute
Great Falls
Wealthy Widow Mary Rowan Found Dead in New York Home
Mrs Mary Rowan a wealthy widow forty five years old was found hanged in a top floor bathroom at her sister Mrs A M Booths Riverside Drive residence She had been dead about a week three letters were found and turned over to Coroner Feinberg The caretaker reported she entered the city from Great Neck saying Trouble and later found the locked bathroom door from inside during a suspicious check of the empty fashionable house
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New Yok, Ag
Mary BE. Rowan
A. M. Booth
Riverside Drive
Rowan
Feinberg
Booth
Walter Lawrence
Great Neck
Alis
Patriotism and the Stomach In Public Life
An advertisement asserts that patriotism relies on digestion, claiming a sound stomach supports citizenship and health. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for digestive ills and urges buyers to request the Common Sense Medical Adviser, sending stamps to World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierge
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's American League Games
Results show Athletics 4 over Chicago in Philadelphia. Washington 10 to 6 at Laws. New York 6, Detroit 4 in the first game. New York 2, Detroit 1 in the second game. Boston 8 over Cleveland. Standings list Athletics 68-35, Cleveland 52-54, Detroit 58-63, Chicago 50-52, Boston 94-59, Washington 40-63, New York 53-50, St Louis 31-? with 0-4-0-4-? errors in OCR.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago
Plank
Danforth
Thomas
White
Payne
Washington
Laws
Johnson
Bireet
Nelson
Hamilton
Stephens
New York
Detroit
Warnop
Sweeney
Mullin
Stanage
Vaughn
Fisher
Blair
Lahtte
Boston
Cleveland
Collins
Carrigan
Falkenberg
Blandin
W.L
Athletics
Clevelnd
Washin
N.yoth
St Louis
National League Scores From Pittsburg and Chicago
National League results show Philadelphia routed 12 to 0 at Pittsburg with Ferry Gibson Beebe Ewing and Madden credited as batters. Chicago defeated New York 3 to 0 with Richie Archer Wiltse Crandall credited as pitchers. Cincinnati beat Boston 3 to 0 with Gasper Clarke Weaver Kling in the battery. St Louis beat Brooklyn 2 to 0 with Knetzer Irwin Harmon Bliss on the mound. Standings list Chicago 36 621, St Louis 45 44, Pittsburgh 38 612, Cincinnati 44 53, Boston 22 78, Brooklyn 38 60 288, Philadelphia 56 42 571.
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Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Ferry
Gibson
Beebe
Ewing
Madden
Chicago
New York
Richie
Archer
Wiltse
Crandall
Meyer
Cincinnati
Boston
Gasper
Clarke
Weaver
Kling
St.oaks
Brooklyn
St. Lows
Knetzer
Irwin
Harmon
Bliss
W.L. PC. W. Ta
PS Chicaco
St.Loms
Pittsbrght
Cincinti
Yous D8s
Multisport Scores From Tri State League Games
In Reading and Harrisburg readings and scores show a split slate. Batting lines list Matteries and Wall ace Rementer Mane, with York and Altoona also posting innings results. The fragmentary text records multiple battery lineups and final tallies among Lancaster Reading Trenton York Altoona and Wilminston, with a biblical verse at the end.
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Reading
Lancaster
Schettler
Rementer
Harses
Mailbin
Tancaster
Wallace
Manning
Philbin
Harrisberg
Trenton
Tarristure
Girard, Kerr
Shawkes
Mays
Altoona Altoona
Johnstown
Hitchcock
Raub Welsher
York
Wilminston
Braxzell
Therre
Smith
Trost
Peculiar Corn Exhibit at The News Office
Charles M. Burnette of 265 West Fifth street exhibited a peculiar ear of sugar corn at The News Office showing a reddish blue husk with white grains. The unusual cob, tied to the hospital tol, was the only one of its kind, grown from the weight row variety seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Burnette
West Fifth Street
Hospital
Wight Row
The Sign of Quality Beer Tradmarks in Brews
The Sign of Quality Beer trademark of a brewery long famed for half a century of brewing a beer described as supreme in quality and delightfully palatable with healthful qualities. This emblem appears on every bottle of MARK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasce
Wade
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James P. Shannon
Eutaw House
Johanna Winkler
Lansdowne
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Susanna K. Tobey
Enoch Pratt
Waltham
Mass
Shirley
Baltimore County
J. S. Brazen
Bedford Street
German Lutheran Church
Cumberland
Marietta
Ohio
Robertson
Western Maryland Railway
Cayetown
Democratic State Central Committee For
Wil- Wamsport
Stake Farm
G A. Lizer
Garfield Short
Savage
Howard County
Guilford
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Cumberland Valley
Harrisburg
Winchester
Star Theatre
Greencastle
United States
John Walter Smith
J. Fred Talbott
Senator Smith
Senator Gorman
Mr. Talbott
Senator Lee
Kinkead
Congress
House
Lafferty
Ore
Anderson
Minn
Slemp
Longworth
Porter
Kendall
Miller
Mtcher
National League
Tristate League
W.L. PC
Johnsin
Altoona
Lancastr
Wilmir Reading
The
Mark
Bartholomay Rochester Beer
WM. H. Shipley
Market Street
Frederick
Frederick City
Frederick County
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Greater Frederick
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