Notes of state news from Maryland and nearby regions
Ephraim Ennis, a colored boy with pellagra, is in Annapolis hospital. Tricounty fairs drew eight thousand. Cordova and Barnesville hosted events. Republicans and Democrats near tickets in Carroll county primaries. St. Gregory's Catholic church plans basement improvements. Anne Arundel tax rate lowered to 45 cents. Harford jurors drawn for September term. Drum Point Railroad work authorized by Anne Arundel commissioners. Mountain Chautauqua session opened in Mountain Lake Park. Western Maryland Railway to extend tracks in Hagerstown. Crisfold Light and Water petitions bonds and stock for Crisfield plant. Washington County Water Co. buys 30 acres near Smithsburg for reservoir site. Body of 17-year-old William H. James recovered from Pocomoke River. Injunction sought over Harford road obstructions by Ault. Maryland Protestant Episcopal clergy comment on Astor-Talmage Force marriage.
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Smithsburg
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Pocomoke
Puncheon Lands
Eliott
David V.ault
State Roads Commission
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Protestant Episcopal Church
John Jacob Astor
Madelaine Talmage Force
New York
George Chalmers Richmond
Phiadelphia
Victim of Hydrophobia Ira Risser Dies in Washington County
Ira Lewis Risser seven dies at home in Maugansville after hydrophobia from a mad dog bite. He showed no symptoms at Mercy Hospital until near death when viciousness appeared. His mother collapsed and is under care. Police Justice E B Hartle owned the dog, which was killed after four others were bitten.
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Washington County
Maugansvill
Hac
Mercy Hospite
E. B. Hartle
Hagerstown
Young Risser
Drownings at Atlantic City and Prince Henry Auto Wreck
Miss Mary Agnew leaped from Helitz pier and drowned while reading with her sister Mrs Conway. Lifesavers recovered the body under the pier. she lived at 110 Norris street Philadelphia. Prince Henry of Prussia escaped injury when his auto struck a tree at Clopperberg near Osnabruck.
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Atlantic City
Mary
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Helitz
Mrs. Conway
Prince Henry
Osnabruck
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Prince Henry of
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Carelessness urged at B and O annual reunion in West Virginia
C W Egan general chain agent of the B and O addresses the operating department at Harvey's Ferry West Virginia during their reunion on Thursday July 27. He urges care in discharging duty noting that 85 to 50 percent of railway accidents stem from carelessness and that preventing accidents saves lives and millions in repairs. He stresses to discipline careless coworkers and reminds that delaying trains often prevents injuries. Admiral Togo visited Baltimore and Sparrows Point aboard the yacht Cililwee.
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Gare
C. W.gan
Department of the Road
Harvey's Ferry
W. Va
Mr. Egan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baseball Scores From Yesterday's American League Games
American League results include Boston 8 over Cleveland 1 with Krepp Kaler Fisher in the lineup. Washington 6 over Baltimore with batteries Powell Steubens Becker Street. Philadelphia Athletics 9 over Chicago 7 with Coombs Thomas Young Payne Kreitz. New York 8 over Detroit 3 with Donovan Stange Ford Sweeney. St Louis 4 over Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 5 over Boston 4. Philadelphia 7 over Pittsburgh 6. Chicago 16 over New York 5 with Marquard Meyser Wilson Reulbach Archer Needham. Standings note Athletics 67, Detroit 66, Boston 59, Chicago 59, New York 53. Other scores include Johnstown 10 Reading 1, Altoona 3 Lancaster 2, Trenton 5 York 1, Harrisburg 4 Wilmington 1.
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Leaglee
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Cleveland
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Kaler
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Unimaker
Ington
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Nis
Powell
Steubens
Becker
Street
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Coombs
Thomas
Young
Payne
Kreitz
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York
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Grier
Bliss
Rucker
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Berger
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Fromme
Clark
Griffin
Ramden
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Alexander
Madden
Chicago
Marquard
Meyser Wilson
Reulbach
Archer
Needham
Johnstown
Reading
Ramsey
Philbin
Bayker
Stroh
Altoona
Lancaster
Coveleskie
Rementer
Bentley
Broezele
Atrk
Trenton
Pattern
Hafford
Kerr
Johnson
McGint
Harrisburg
Warrisburg
Wilmington
Alyers
Therre
Shawkey
Mays
Woman Sentenced to Work on Jail Street Gang
Iola officials clash over a woman sentenced by Judge Smeltzer to join the jail street gang. City leaders challenge the ruling seeking a lawful void while proposing tasks like sock darnin g and cloth mend ing for other prisoners. The dispute includes Mayor Bol linger and Street Commissioner Glynn.
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Smeltzer
Reese
Bin
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Prices for grains and feed from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected August 10, 1911. Wheat No 2 Red 86 cents, corn shelled 75 to 80 cents per bushel, rye 7 to 75 cents, oats 60 to 60 cents, barley 70 cents. Winter wheat flour 4.60 to 5.10, spring wheat 5.20 to 5.70 per bushel. Seed meal prices, hay and straw figures, including No 1 Timothy 23 to 25, No 2 Timothy 22 to 24, Clover 18 to 19, wheat straw 6 to 9, oats straw 36 to 3, hay not baled 40 to 22 per ton.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Colton
Seeda
Timothy
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