Carnival Preparations and Doubtful Donors Spark City Event
A jumble of names and plans outlines a large Carnival fundraiser with donors from Ox Fibre and Shien Manufacturing. The event features moving picture showings, a booth decor contest, and a death defying dive act by Reginald Katerbrook. The schedule calls for meetings, ice cream tables, and a Tuesday nine day reminder as organizers pledge color and light across a grand pavilion.
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Ronal
Bootha
Ox Fibre
Ecarioute
Oonate
Frank Rents
Mary
Vance -Agency
Dograb
Booth
Iba
Ernent
Nouhdérk
Ate BE
Canina
Reginald
Katerbrook
Att Catccer
Emike Ata Gay
Esterbrook
Petersville Tourney Promises A Noted Joust Event
Petersville hosts a ceremonial tourney and prize auction to benefit St. Marys Church led by Rev. J OConnell with Marge Unroappot present. Knights from Freese Bar and local sponsors compete amid crowds, supper served, and awards for first and second place in a spirited display of medieval pageantry.
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Petersville
Wail
St. Mery's Church
J. O'Gonnell
Marge
Manv
SS i
W. Kolb
H. C
Bertha
Ghbo
Raward
Virginia Gren
Ganda
Ganda, Knight of ‘ Rd Prince
Wil of
And
Het Prize
Zateett Ledge
Bewarnee
Fragmentary Newspaper Note on Paley and McDonald
A fragmented OCR note mentions Paley and F C McDonald with unclear context about deeds and salaries. Readable elements show August dates toward a local item. Insufficient details prevent full event reconstruction.
WIS WOUND Healing special Diapaten to The Miry New York
Aug 18 report from New York notes Mayor Gay nore mounting a real operation may be necessary for a wound. The brief dispatch mentions healing progress and possible medical action.
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Miri
New York
Gaynore Mount
Baltimore Woman Believed Dead in Florida Trip Return
Fragmented obituary notes tell of Ida Colton Melner wife of William Melner, of Baltimore. She left Third Street for a Florida trip and was later reported missing, with funeral plans hinted as her remains may be brought to Greenmount Cemetery. Other notices list deaths of Catherine H. Long and Arianna Wilkie with service details and interment in Baltimore area cemeteries.
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Ida Colton Melner
Willian
Mtelner
Balmire
Rtelner
Yenter
Eellale
Rick
Heru
Florida
William Colton
Balthmore
Wace
Marian
Maydaret Steiner
Dens
Aarall B
Mra
Bargh
Laur
Lnte
Josephug Long
Renee
Gister
Willan Tylbraner
Magere
Wi Ogdbode
Fe St. Donin's
Mt ‘Thope
Powell and
Abaretin
Arianna Wirde
Armond
Willian Dayka
Green- Mont
Abed Ft Gente
Rho
Charlea Hil
Mt. Vignsant
David A. Cantle
Eliter
Silver
Vere
Ohneeli
Interutent
Prairie region battle and railroad incident report
A lengthy report covers a typhoid outbreak among Prono A members in Baltimore County, a hero oyster man from Royal Oak cited for drowning rescues, jurors under political pressure, a congressional candidate comment, a colored man arrested for robbery in Hagerstown, a new Salisbury bank charter proposal, fatal automobile train collision in Cape May, and local road and river improvements. The piece also notes Carnegie funding for bravery awards and temperance convention planning in Worcester County.
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Fey
Bina’ Jaffe
Cantor
AfeCul
Bytiayousne
Baliuere
Taiboti
Att Wilston
He A. Buetden
Kor
Hef. Patterson
Jople
Taneylowir
Pene Yeaterday
Oshetnia
War Department
Aldlapaten Trou’ Woshington
Wre Drousbolt
Prono A
Baltimore County
Kilman
Oyaterman
Royal Oak
Foreman Cassar
Grand Jury
Dulfhnore
Sng Siel
George II
Birklwore
Mterney- General
Tomes II
Prenton
Congress
Charles’ Linthilem
Mr-ind
Frederick W. Béldiner
Fritz L. Mergentitler
Murton C. Tones
Cape May
Rattimore
Pang “B. Mollutre
Mary's Catholic Inrehi
Rockvillé
Haa
Rockville
Potomac
Myles
Ian
State Road Engineers
Sharptown
Hay
Carnegie
WiMigny B. Mutaberry
Tirment
Worcester County
Opston
Im -Orean
Marglend
Plot to Destroy Palace Fails in San Sebastian Scan
Special dispatch from The News reports a thwarted plot in San Sebastian to assault the palace of the Queen Dowager of Nas Yawn. Authorities disclosed a manifesto pledging loyalty and duty while outlining aims to deny access to the royal residence.
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Pepateh
San Sebastian
Spain
Cavlint
Tan
Dangerous Infant Remedies Alarm Dr Kebler Warns
Dr Kebler of the Bureau of Health warns that many soothing syrups and preparations contain deadly drugs like morphine codeine and belladonna. He cites modern retail druggist reports from Philadelphia noting deaths and serious injuries among infants. He advocates strict oversight and suggests even small price reductions could save lives.
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Ketter
Bureau of Choniintey
Washington
Boulder
Cavaine
Puirpbing
Dolores Mendis
Kebler
Reunion of Brethren in Maryland State Pen Mar Park
Brethren from Maryland and adjoining states held their annual reunion at Pen-Mar Park with over five thousand in attendance. Dr J M Tombaugh of Hagerstown chaired the arrangements as scriptures were read and messages delivered by Rev J J Mall and others. The reunion committee planned next year’s event for Fed Mar on the first day of August, followed by a faculty reunion and college activities. A separate program at the Opera House featured a Vitagraph comedy The Death of Michael Grady guiding the evening joy. Mike Grady’s death hoax ends with a comic reveal as his wife mourns then learns he lives, causing joyful tears.
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Memmbara
The
Brethrens‘Church
Maryland
States
Pen- Mar Park
Hagerstown
J. J. Mall
M. Witter
Waynestors
Wlumal
Telepor Luntath College
SPR
Hiss ‘Aldite ‘Duhkarda
Aiea
Vitagraph Company
Michael Grady
Miike
Tol
Sandfe
Mike
Grady
Grady Wnon
Acer
Talla
Han
Peliamell
Omar
James
Bern Outlin
Sudan
Adolph Hann
Angie
Sala
Orphan Court
Dean
William
Equity
Predenicke County
Ariting
Louis M. Fox
Calvi
Fox and Peart C. Fox
Bates
Uly
Aueast
Derr Team Wins Duck Pin Match at Braddock Heights
In a late night Braddock Heights contest, Derr captained by Dan ie EL Derr defeated Gilson led by C. Albert. The Derr team secured victory by a slim margin as scores appear to reflect a clone effort and late pins.
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Alteys
Braddock Heights
Danie EL Derr
C. Albert. Gilson
Tryin
Mie Pha Paite
Social notes show residents visiting and traveling
A long list of residents and guests are noted in August visiting relatives and friends in Baltimore Philadelphia New York Atlantic City Columbia Littlestown and other towns. Several are returning from trips to Elkton Elkton and Mountain View while others plan gatherings at Marietta York and Peterstown.
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Heagy
Braddock _Melghis
Nowb Young
Baltimore
Mildred
Trengle
Edna
Carter
Atlantic
City
Albert’ Mattoon
Anatomily
Avataina
This City
McJean Ceell
East Church Street
Philadelphia
New York
Chriat Seeman
Covington
A. Heagy
Carly
Ting
A.gattl
Gon
Wash- Tngton
D.C. Aire
Mowntain View
Bleinor Thomme
Elizabeth Roberts
Weatminster
Margaret Ford
West Church Street
Albert Hercett
Augene E
Evat Clarch
Milton A. Woodward
Coatesville, Pa
MA. Woolward
West Patrick Street
Mengra A
Mengra A, Ke, Ueldler and John P. Oland
Elkton
P. C
Alisa Mabel Bitmyer
St. Louis
Elizbeth
Katie Buarrier
Catherine Cramer
Waikeraville
Ale Luntte City
George H. Wiener
Catherine Young
Alton Bennett
Fabriey Yomn
Peter Hemp
PeteraviNe
Frederick W. Cramer
York
Wildcat
Marietta
B. H. Lamar
Florence Lamar
Church Street
My. Lady's Manor
Baltimore County
Taylor
Harford
Clarence M. Smith
Montevue Hospital
Harry B. Schall
Charles E. Zellers
Emma
Naomi
Waynesboro
William’ A Hahn
Meeting AdiDocumented Eastern Maryland Ministers and Workers Meet
An Eastern Maryland District meeting at Pleasant Hill church opened with praise and guidance of the Holy Spirit. D. Mets Snader and W. Fach discussed ministerial expectations. C. D. Bongack urged emphasis on active members. After adjournment, sessions resumed with prayers and addresses by Dorsey Yingling Willfar Englar Priegel Green and Dutterar. praised as best and most enthusiastic Brethren gathering. Next meeting slated for 1911 at Sam's Creek near New Windsor.
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Ministerial and Christian Workers
Maryland
Pleasant . Hl
Volonaider W
D. O Mets
A. P
Snader
W. Ue
C.D. Bongack
C.M. Utz
Dorsey
Baltimore
Harry Yingling
D. Willfar
D. E. Englar
J. M. Priegel
Lewis, Green
Jotn Dutterar
Sam’s Creek
New Windsor
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Prices corrected August 12, 1910 for wheat corn barley hay and other commodities. Wheat No 2 Red at .67. corn bur corn 3.50 per bushel. shelled corn 0. te per bushel. oats 0.48 to 0.62. barley 0.60. hay timothy lists 10 to 20 per ton. not baled 10 to 12. straw baled. flour winter 1.45 to 0.86. spring 6.00 to 6.86. mill feeds and bran middlings listed. cotton seed meal 34 to 36. seeds Timothy 8 to 2.25 per bushel. potatoes 0.45 to 0.60 per bushel.
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Timothy
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Tourney
Paley
F.C. McDonald
Catherine Ith
Ito
Townes
Greenmiaynt
Cfly
Daniel and
Wiliam Bide
Ous Aleter
Clayton Rice
Ano
Frederick W. Winntzkey
Frederick K. Wisotskey
Gensal
Joseph Sale
Tourmont
Anater
Sykeevil
Sian
Jarno
Uibane
ARS
Mirde Clark
Birdle Clerk
Bow
Uom Moudby
Pig
Oelock A
England
Peters
Fai
ARE
Meer di
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Teilerville
Ted
Geenminke
Pentinwig Trust Company
Salisbury
FALUN
Says
Kabler
Pen-Mar
DERR
Gilson
Frederick And.vichmity
Misa Anna -Felix
Emmitaburg
Misa Mary Fi
Kennedy
East Third Street
Mamie Heat
Mia, Win, Boyer
Misa Helen Burrall
Clifton
Miniateriel
Geosiona Pt Pleasant Hue Church
Frederick
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Yactifice
Garber & Green
Algdetr
South Carroll Street
Aloday
Ali
J. L. Rothenroeffr
Yellow Springs
Limbec
Grdeen
Calion
Stribe
Walkersville
Mapigavenue
Boulevard
Apeirig
Gamore Flant
Market St
Miede Treet
Giedir Oa
Frazier
Harry W. Bowers
Pomupreek
West Yuan
Lehane
Bhall
Eurse
Oman
Public Rules
Wielock
Sant Valeables
F. W. Obenderfer
Frank I, Stone
City Register
Jon E. Seheil
Mazor
Ceck
Clty
Board of Aldermen
F . John Edward
M.A. McCaffrey
Frederick and Catoctin Mt. Road Co
Ata
Ete Crick
Ainnist
Fredericktown
Eee
Bavnmore
Ob10 Railroad
Tington
Tate
T- Warriaburg
Sta
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