Death of Mr Burgess Sparks Liberty Murder Theory
Excitement rises over the death of Mr Burgess with talk of murder or suicide. Coroner inquest delayed while Prof Tenry tests the scene. Dr Sidwell exhumed Burgess to recover the kidneys watch and whiskey. family strife with J N Baird linked to Burgess daughter. recent burglary adds to suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Mrr
J. N. Baird
Baird
Eula
Gesson
Ie Weedebore
Ellle
Miss Burge
Mr. Baird
Ree
Gerard
Villians
Mies Burgess
Burg
Straweberger
Tenry
Sidwell
Barge
Ber
Dr. Sidwell
Burgeass
Seeey County and State School Reforms Surface Again
In Seeey County and state news, School Examiner Worthington drafts a county course of studies akin to last year. A Bethel road arson loss totals 0,500? the largest lead at that location. Br Jeuben Henry’s woods hosts a Wednesday tournament with four cash prizes and a 9 a.m. start, plus dancing all day. Also local obituaries note Mary A Mayn at 17 and Reverend Mother Anna Lowe’s funeral in Manhattanville. A Philadelphia Press note from Deer Park praises a Maryland bride, Miss Minnie Stonesifer, and Charles A. Gernand’s Westminster nuptials. Carrollton correspondence mentions Baltimore–New York express agent H. D. Gorld and internal revenue clerk J. S. Devilbiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Jeuben Henry's Woods
Mi Iry
Washington, D. C
Mary A. ‘Mayn
2. T
C. Mayn
G Street
S. W
Anna Lowe
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Manhattanville
N.Y
Enoch Louis Lowe
Maryland
Frederick
Franklin House
Manchester
Minnie Stones
J. D. Stonesifer
Charles A. Gernand
Westminster
Frederick Schaller
Deer Park Road
Schaller
Illinois
Understanding Limited Liability in Corporations and Local Notices
A column explains the shift from unlimited to limited liability in corporations, noting historical Scottish practice and U.S. adoption, with a brief report on a German Baptists minister election in Linganore circuit and a list of local advertised letters. It also covers a Maryland medical society meeting, a Chinese and Indian Fair, a death in Parkville, and local infrastructure and excursion notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptists
Horuss Grove Sharch
Linganore Circuit
B. W. Stoner
Onion Bridge
Uriah Bisier
Westminster
P. D. Fearney
Winfield M. Milter
New Market
Bush Creek
Locuat Grove
Lingenare
Down the Potomac to Mt Vernon on a July river trip
A midsummer steamer cruise along the Potomac passes Arlington and Mount Vernon on the way to Alexandria with stops at historical sites. The W. W. Corcoran, commanded by Captain Blake, carries visitors past key landmarks including Arlington, the U.S. Arsenal, the Naval Powder Magazine, Fort Washington, and Fort Foote. Notable sights include Washington’s tombs, Mt Vernon estate, and Alexandria’s Carey House and Marehill House, ending near the Mt Vernon tombs with a photo scene featuring travelers from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Edward Everett
National Capital
George Washington
Potomac
Bellowee
Vernon
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Les
Arlington
Phil Sheridan
Od U.S. Arsenal
Abraham Lincoln
Saratt
Government Insane Asylum
Episcopal Seminary of Virginia
Giesboro’ Point
Alexandria
Court House
Alexandria Vacorce
Baltimore
Washington City
Carey House
General Braddock
Ithe Marehill House
Col. Ellsworth
Christchurch
Vostryman
Fort Foote
Old Fort
Wacnington
George
Martha
Tak
Ohio
Brooklyn
Luke Dillon
Sunday Community Notes and Local Visitors in Frederick
Miss Amelia Yost of West Patrick Street returns home after Baltimore visits. Charles Miller, formerly injured, is now able to go out. Mrs. Clementine Smith and two children visit Mrs. Lewis Riddlemoyer on Telegraph Street. Evangelical Reformed plans an Island Park excursion on August 14 with 40 cent fare. Local visitors include Prof Geo Edw South led orchestra, Rev Gring’s sermon, and several Baltimore guests at various homes. Boating and fishing excursion promoted for Island Park. Mr D K Stonebraker visits from Washington, Mrs A J Romig of Philadelphia visits Jozeph Bussard. Many residents across the region host callers and travel for recreation and religious events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Yost
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Charles Miller
West South St
Clementine Smith
Alice Stan
Lewis Riddlemoyer
Telegraph St
Geo. Edw. South
Island Park
Gring
Japa
D. K. Stonebraker
Washington
A. J. Romig
Philadelphia
Jozeph H. Bussard
Aiea Carrie Loyas
Linwood Camp
Idi Rester
New Midway
Evangelical Reformed
Bettie Wachter
Broomfeta
Harper's Ferry
W.va
Charles T. Achey
Solomon Hozenstock
Carrollton
Frederick Biercle Club
Mesera
John A. Kennedy
Peter Mants
Victor Marken
Wm. H
Robert Nicodemus
Harry Comphor
Mt. Airy Camp
tFeatecday
Teland Park
George A. Crice
Aranhattan
Kansas
Alrs
Mary Smith
West Third Street
Thomas Edward Clagett
Memphis
Penn
East Patrick Street
C. L. Kennard
Trinity M. E. Church
Washington, DC
Atlantic City
Charles Hagan
Ceresville Ford
George Getzbaugh
East 4Th Street
Local Visitors And Meetings At Emmerton And Linwood Grounds
Fragmentary OCR reveals yesterday gatherings at Emmerton burg and Linwood Camp meeting ground with attendees including Mrs Violetta Kennedy and daughter from Port Kennedy Pennsylvania and Mrs Thomas Zimmerman of the Manor. Names like Dr Charles G Edwards Louisville Ky and Alina Beosie Potter Baltimore appear amid scattered references to other travelers and places including John Browns Fort Teer cons Rock Harper's Ferry and Maryland. The passage ends mid sentence with a list of individuals and Frederick tod in unclear context.
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John Brown
Con
Rock
Harper’s Ferry
Maryland
Philadelphia
J. EL Price
Frederick Tod
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UG. A> Sharrets
Wiliam H. Ways, Jr
Market Street
Philadelphia “Press
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Meryland
Charles Baylard Trail
Marseilles
Oweraprrti Ghiye
John Smith & CO. Limited
BEL Ors
Nation Bank
Glasgow
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Mary Cox
J.B
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E. Metcalfe
John Dutrow
Hiss Meise
Jon. C. Fox
Thomas E. Martz
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Steiser
A. EL
Gene
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Carrie J Hodge
Sarah A
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John M. McHzrger
Thomas Cresstz
Otto Myers
John H. Diggs
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George H. Ditler
J. Harmen Smith
Master F. Dubois
Rem Montgomery
Montgomery County Medical Society
Hockville
Yuezday
Edwin Willets
S. BR. Waite
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W. C. Foxter
Parkville
Asdesics
Gaithersburg
Henry Ansley
Rocksville
Georgetown and Tenallytown Electric Raidway Company
St. Albans’ Church
Gen. Drain
Sentinel
Martineburg
Down the Potomac
Koogle
Middletown
Frederick County
Mt. Vernon
St. Peter's
Church At Liberty
Ladwain Charge
Caaries Hardman
Emmitsburg
Pinkney
Paret
Pinkney Memorial P. E
Mt. Airy
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William Jones
William Andercor
Montgomery
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D. E. Stone
C.J. Bartlett
House of Delegates
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Howser
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Mich
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Paila
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Long Island
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Frysinges
York
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Balte
Tf. Licklider
W. Va
Central Hotel
Joan H. Stone
Wash
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J. J. Gafey
W Maper
J.D. Boland
G. Rames
C. Cooney
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C.L. Hartlock
Washington Life Ins. Co. of
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Frederick, Md
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RS Serstead Brite
Coop
Nork
Flood
Stysixfor’s
CL. Hood Co
Outhecarles
Lowell
Mske A Inc
Eshm's
West
Sheppard’s Court Street
George Windhuret
Pack Ave
Baltmore
Aurdsiwint
GEM Steam Laundey
Htosenstock Bros
Sands Saat Patrick Street
Sezesian
Dry Goode
Care News Office
Frederick, Td
Anged& Wie Ee
Smoga Baker
Aest
Burger's
Augsiiwiws
Nerpae Logis McMurray Packing CO
Iyhdswin
John A. H. Hargett
Prederce
Mary Waters
ST. A Uke's Guild
Manor Woods
Cave News
Childres
Harrie
Harris
Geo. Brunt & Co
W. Patrick Street
Gbrust & Co
Baat
Lewis Ml Nisdorf
Resister’s Ofice
PEI
Emory M-Wusz
Don
City Bakery
Grandpa
Car Bakery
Jona Bershberser
JesSaur
Shaw Mallingséaron
Ana
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