News of the State Highlights From Maryland Counties
Leonard Townshend dies at Oakland. Tramps reported in Caroline county. Fire causes 4000 damage at Bishop's Worcester. Jobs Royer burial in Parmitquenty. Winfield Walker barn burned in Harford. Drought looms in Dorchester and surrounding counties. Westminster man Frank Ward drowns at mill dam. Ex Mayor Enoch Clive of Frostburg dies aged 55. Queen Anne's Railroad nearing completion and Naval Academy repairs underway. Cumberland railroads and banks push sound money. Hagerstown electric road ferries 2500 to Williamsport. Anne Arundel lawyer joins state bar plans. Edward Richardson found drowned in Havre de Grace canal basin. D. Frank Hioxter injured leaping from moving train at Relay. New steamer Ession on Wheeler Line to Choptank. Three judgments filed against Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at Bayertown. Daniel Dorsey Burrows injured stopping a runaway horse. Senator Gorman travels to New York for Madison Square Garden notification. may push Washington as national headquarters.
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Leonard Townshend
Oakland
Ellicott City
Valentian
Caroline County
Bishop's
Worcester County
Jobs Royer
Winfeld Walker
Harford County
Dorchester
Frank Ward
Westminster
Enoch Clive
Frostburg
Queen Anne's
Naval Academy
Annapolis
W. &. Walker
Aberdeen
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Anne Arundel
Edward Richardson
Havre de Grace
D. Frank Hioxter
Ession
Wheeler Line
Chenapeake
Ohio Canal
Bayerntown
Queen Anne All Road
Daniel Dorsey Burrows
Easton
Senator Gorman
New York
Madisen Square Garden
Waahington
National Communse
Brief Bits from a Noisy Page of Odd Facts
A jumble of items reports Pennsylvania drug clerks threatening for shorter hours and higher pay, life averages, Australian tree respiration, icebergs lasting two centuries, a crow predation figure, rice paper origins, Beethoven’s build, a New York millionaire’s onyx stairway to bed, and John Grove shipping beans to cities.
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Pennsylvania
Australia
County Correspondente Notes Local Happenings
Ponies and festivals dominate a weekend page of county news. Names include Mrs Caroline Bowles and Miss Ballie Smith visiting relatives, plus Rev. Craft delivering sermons at Oak Ash Banday. Community events feature Sunday school, receptions for Rev. and Mrs. Patterson, and a funeral for Mrs. Barrick after pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wRens Gouncil
Oak Ash
Angus
Craft
Carrollton
Jr. U
A. M
Mico Theresa Pair
York
Sherman
Grova
John M. Abalt
Craiger
E. C. B. Caatie
Thurmont
Whitmore
Atpsi
Lod
Patterson
North Carolina
Wagner
Michael Bhank
J. A. McAllister
Nichols
W. H. Smith
John Summel
M. EB. Adams
Jacob Holbraaner
W. L. Miller
Margaret Smith
Anns Smith
Emma
Addlesod
Jenole Smith
Anns Katie
Elin Dorcng
Amy
Elsie Cramer
Gera
Bertha Musser
Jennie Brambaugh
Anna Miller
Ella Groshon
Mary
Jane Spahr
Sebel
Ethel Baker
Maggie
Myrs Musser
Marcio Adams
Edith
Edna Cramer
Effie Epler
Ivy Eichelberger
Myra Sod
Cora Stimmer
Mosers
J. A. Roser
Michael Holbrunzer
L. C. Powell
John Smith
D. A. Sharetts
Clyds Welkert
George Hall
Oscar Cramer
Sod
Samuel Barrick
Woodsboro
Jennie Shank
Leesburg
V. Baxter Smith
Aitoons
Ela Dorcas
Charles J. Miller
Owings’ Dis
Frederickists Fight Ends Quiet in City Opera House
An exhibition boxing night in Frederick pitted Prof. Laflin of New York against champion Ewin Freed, with a preliminary bout between James Condon and James Brown. Attendance was weak, gate receipts low, and Freed quit in the sixth round as Laflin dominated with cautious but skilled moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
Frederick
Happy
Eajoy
Thor Halred Gentry
Boas
Prof
B . Latis
New York
Ewin Freed
Argala
Queensbury
James Condon
Pittsburg
James Brown
Freed
Lafitn
Brown
Iletta
Prof. Laflin
Tark Laflin
Laflin
Eamash
Bla Moathpiecs
Lafiln
Lafiin
Geo. Pierce
Providence
Tom Eisenhawer
Off To Bay Ridge Excursion List Recaps Baltimore Trip
Two hundred eighty seven excursionists left this morning on the seventh annual Citizens' excursion to Baltimore and Bay Ridge. Two bands accompanied the party, with arrangements by the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Ridge
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Citizens
Baltimore and Bay Ridge
Hagerstown Threshing Record and Recruiting Talk
The recruiting officer in Hagerstown says few local youths are physically fit due to indulgent habits. Walter Weller of this city broke the wheat threshing record last week, threshing 1694 bushels in five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
United States Army
Asem
Walter Weller
Sear Thie City
Baskels
Grale
The Recent Camp Treasurers Report Delayed For Pipe Disposal
The local encampment treasurer will present a fail report of all receipts and expenditures soon. The delay stems from awaiting the disposal of a water pipe used for the camp. An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a mild, effective cure for bowel complaints, with testimonials from B B Buff of Friendsville and druggists urging its use. Also notes recommendations from physicians and druggists. The Lie of Women and Clover Xoot Tox are mentioned as remedies for constipation, with sales noted by local vendors.
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Chamberlain's
B. B. Buff
Friendsville, Susquehanns Co. Ps
Salety
L. Pearte
Frederick
W.R. Rady
Albert L Pearrs
Brotlaon Building
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Fons
Beava
John Grove
SV Cub
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OG Fornia
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Harsos Goyer
Palmer
Sumas
Falk Growse
Caroline Bowles
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Cecil D. Bightman
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Billisboro
Parcel
Beaver Dam
Hiss Rosa Wastler
Charlesville
W. Palmer
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Mins
Viva Applebee
M. Clinton Eckhart
Marcie Gelschuan
Bir
George Gelselman
Ridge
Ae Dae Baer
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Samuel Smith
Peter Smith
Willow Grove
Wiles Doyle
Wm. Bohn
Peter Imak
Cornslica Thomas
Boststter
B. E. Bucklon & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
L. Pearrs
Sir Hoare
J. Aiammson
Frederic
Albert L
Johiam
Hesal Ioe
Pearre
Wells
Albert ix Ferre
Mtchisom
Dr. Deane
Bane
LK J A. Deane
Geo. A. Gilbert
B. Market St
Yroterick, M4
Oxfords
Nobby
Nice
Grove & Kindley
Finaas
Tala
Et Il
Postra
Stohlson
Karl
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
Merce
Invallis
Medica
R. A. Kemp
Doe
Ecurs
Maryland
Charlotte Halls
Charlotte Hall
Baltimore
Coal Springs
Smad
Thoslas
Rex
Frederickbs Steinere Bros. Draggists
North Market Street
Sampis Tree
G. F. Seth
Woudseged
Danville Military Institute
Danville
Busines
Saunders
Deaville, Va
Enersty
Virginil
Charlottesville
Mildelimale
WE. i. Thornton
Cashman
Proczamuns
TEE Kews
Stn- Estey
Kimamote
Porton
Carty
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Keller
South
Sarket ST
Janet Aoa Ryman
Pane
Cowes Towers
Aene Press
Stan
Sterling Resedy CO
Weare
Wylllet
rHew Kork
America
Footer's Dye Works
Adams
W. Church St
Ladies Oxford
CTS
LOY & Perry’s
Sea UK
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HH. B. Etchison’s
Mes
Southmarket St
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