Maryland News Briefs and Local Incidents
A Maryland encampment report praises National Guard officers after an Belair camp inspection. A bayside river drowning is recorded as an accidental death of fisherman John Sheets near Book River. Funeral rites were held for Rev. Joseph T. O Brien at St Peter’s Catholic Church in Baltimore.
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Belair
Maryland National Guard
O Command
John Sheets
Bash River
Book River
Mook
Wan
St. Peter's Catholic
Poppleton and
Hollinn Streate
Balti
Brief Bits and Local Intercat From the Buffalo Times
A fragmented column notes Pocomore fair plans for this week and a larger October fair. Quips about horseshoes and porous plaster appear alongside comments on happiness, Kentucky faults, and a shopper debating a bargain read aloud by a dealer urging a possible song bargain after noting readers must read notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo: Times
Barter and Star Gazing and Public Works Pitched in Letters
Letters from readers discuss a tabernacle project on Bri dock Heights with a large stage for conventions and religious services. The piece suggests public spirit and Electric Railroad Company support for an early build. Also notes Venus in Leo and planetary conjunctions, plus a local criticism of neglecting family health compared to public spending.
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Tabernaula
Bri
Dock ‘Heights
Ae Company
Electric
Railroad Company
Missing Bay Gead in Clatern Ind Found Dead in a Cisterna
A missing child, Aug Ji Little Ted Kendall, from Hall Place Indianapolis, was found dead in a cistern near the Kendall home after an extensive search by neighbors and police. Rewards totaling 1000 dollars had been offered for his return. A doctor is not needed for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, praised by a merchant from Drummond Tean for curing dysentery in a child without a doctor.
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Clatern
Indianapolis
Ind
Ted Kendall
Harry Kendall
Hall Place
Kendall
Sam
T’ Pinner
Drummond
Tean
Chamberlein
Tate, Foreste
A. L. Pearre
Discoveries Promising Cure for Consumption Declares Dr Pierce
The text touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as curing consumption and lung disease. It features testimonials from Mrs. Cora Sunderland of Chaneyuilie Maryland and promises a $3000 forfeit if signatures cannot be verified. It also mentions Dr Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser available by mail from Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
Cora
Sunderland
Chaneyuilie, Calvert,Co
Cauerun
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Borth
Schillicg
Wetlawn
Byrne Lane
Baltimore
Bevarday
Spoplery
Reedvile
Maalaley Ford
Jacob Myer
Cedarville
Prinses George's County
Marlboro
Hicks
Mary
Sisbin
the. News
Bex
Lankuses
Vyenur
Leo
Mara
Jupiter
Venus
Hilamine
Angus
DR. W
Boteler
North Market Street
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
University of Bd
Johns Hopkins
University
Jefferson
Medical College
Philadelphia
U.S. Indian Service
University Hospital
Kansas City
Kan
Congress
Clinton E. Main
Douglas Shoes
A. R. Yeakle
City Hall
Atook
Booth Market Street
Wraderick, Ma
N. Market St
Brussels
Notingham
Overlook
Galles
Seloth
Frederick
Sone
Rosenstock Bros
East Patrick Street
Wellington
Hull & Reich
Market St
Casey
Carty
Carty’ 'S Furniture
Patrick St
Fred’ Ey
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James E. V
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Prrmaanent
Oe B. Rosenour & Sons
Markey's
Abusk
Suppeet
the Bee
West Patrick Street
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
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