German Syrup Endorsed By Readers Across States
Edom Texas reader Joni F. Jones reports six years use of German Syrup for sore throat coughs and chest pains and calls it the best medicine for colds. Carnesville Tenn reader B W Baldwin says German Syrup is the best for coughs and colds and recommends it to everyone. The note references the former residence of Chas W. Hoss and Goszcorr.
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Joni F. Jones
Edom
Tex
B.W. Baldwin
Carnesville, Tenn
Ory
Creamery Fire Near Hagerstown Destroys Shank Bros Plant
Fire consumed the two story creamery of Mesers J H Shank & Bro on the Williamsport pike near Hagerstown, probably ignited from a roof area. Lessee Harry Heyser escaped before dawn and insurance covered most losses. Shank Bros and other occupants held policies as well. A separate incident saw Ebberts of Cockeysville detained after disguising as a man to seek work at McMurray factory, amid larceny charges. A divorce decree was filed in the case of John Henry Linton vs Francis E Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick Copntians
Mesers
J. H. Shank & Bro
Myersville
Williamsport Pike
Harry Heyser
Armstrong Agency
Shank Bros
Ay. J. &. Emmer
Ais
Ebberts
Cockeysville
Frederick
Ettire
Market Street
McMurray
Obenderfer
Via
John
Henry Linton
Francis EB
Brice Citizenship Controversy Threatens Ohio Seat
August report from Waskieron notes that Republican leaders consider unseating Senator-elect Calvin E. Brice of Ohio over questions of his citizenship. Brice has claimed residency in New York and Ohio at different times, prompting potential political contest and further strategic moves by Ohio and national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouxy
Frou
Ohio
Waskieron
Senate
Calvin E. Brice
Sir. Brice
Ono
New York City
Ffatalik
Ulaimel
Brice
Olno
Alen County
Afr. Brice
Supreme Court of
New York
Guay
Republican National Committee
Quay
States Senate
Congress
Senator Quartel
Shot While Resisting Arrest Meurais Tenn
Police Captain T Chaver shot and instantly killed Bob Parker on the Raleigh road near the city as officers pursued a stolen harness suspect. The incident followed warnings and the suspect allegedly drew a weapon before the captain fired. One killed in the encounter.
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Meurais
Tenn
T. Chaver
Bob Parker
Charles Waldron
Raleigh Road
Cleaver
Oo Balicia
French Minister Appointments Updated for U S and Spain
Paris reports M Patenoire named French minister to the United States succeeding M Theodore Roustan who moves to Spain. Roustan will serve as minister to Spain while M Patenoire takes the U S post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M Patenoire
Morocco
M. Theodore Roustan
United States
MS Roustan
Spain
Exitor Jones Dead and Great Publisher Emerges
Obituary notes the death of Exitor Jones born August 16, 1811 in Poultney Vermont. He befriended Horace Greeley in youth and co founded The Times with Henry J. Raymond and Edward B. Wesley in 1857. Jones married in 1836 and remained deeply involved in his paper until his death. Gilbert Jones and Charles R. Miller to succeed as editors.
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George Jones
George Jonvs
Poultney
Wales
Horace Greeley
Amos Bliss
Veen
Mr. Jones
Greeley
Jones
New Yorkery
Afr
The
New York Tribune
Mfr. Jones
Afr. Jones
Albany
Henry J. Raymond
Edward B. Wesley
Times
Air. Wesley
Mr. Raymond
Troy
N. Y
Gilbert Jones
Schuller
Charles R. Miller
Disemboweled at a camp near Pencer Ville incident shock
Pleasant Brown a colored man and Thomas Beckwith a white man clashed during a game of cards at the colored camp rear in Montgomery county. Brown seized Beckwiths revolver and with a razor cut Beckwith across the abdomen. Beckwith was treated by Dr Batson and sent home with doubtful recovery. The camp closed last Sunday night. Separately Geo W Bennett and Nash E Cramer settled a barn fire loss with S C and C G Cramer for 1475, the full insurance amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Brown
Henry Doreey
Pencerville
Montgomery County
Thomas Beckwith
Brown
Beckwith
Batson
Geo. W. Bennett
American Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Nash E. Cramer
S.C
C. G. Cramer
Johnsville
Senator Gorman’s New Home Plans Near Leulvet Howard
Baltimore architect Jackson C. Gott works on a new residence for United States Senator Arthur P. Gorman to replace the burned one. The planned home will be adjacent to the former site in Howard County about three miles and a quarter from Leuvel. Tobacco profits cited: Prince William grower farm yielded 9,80 pounds last year with 79,150 pounds sold for £8,140.98, Welton estimates net gain near five thousand dollars from the crop.
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Gorman
Mrr
Jackson C. Gott
Baltimore
United States
Arthur P. Gorman
Horne
Howard County
Leuvel
Tobaco
Prince
Priiae
Welton
Middlepoint Affected by Recent Storm Damage
Middlepoint in the county’s northwest area suffered damage from yesterday’s storm. Berry pickers in the morning faced great difficulty keeping on their feet due to the storm’s violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlepoint
Setting a Good Example by Local Farmer
Mr. John T. Best of the county area hauls waste stone from his farm and removes it along the county road, presenting a model for neighboring farmers to keep roadways clear and well-kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Best
Thia Farm
Death Toll at Cold Spring Harbor Excursion Disaster
A Brooklyn excursion boat crowd of about 175 was struck by a squall at Cold Spring Harbor. Fourteen died and over thirty were injured as the upper deck collapsed onto passengers including many women and children. The barge, owned by Geiser of Brooklyn, was found unseaworthy. coroner's jury censured the owner for negligence.
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New York
Cold Sperm
Harbor
Brooklyn
Geiser
Willimmsburs
Cold Spring Harbor
Jery
Ats
Calsessness
Sober House
Laigerfinck
Graham Avenue
Miss Gatz
Ewen
Stage Streets
Carl Schneider
Mr. Siho
Ke Dyn
North Sixth Street
Willamsburg
Shabot Afra
Martha Seaman
Brookyn
President Harrisons Relatives Stay At Hamilton Hotel
President Harrisons relations Mrs B H Eston sister Miss Kate Sneake Mrs J A Buckner and son Wm T Buckner traveled from Mountain House to Hagerstown and are stopping at Hotel Hamilton for a day or two Last evening they visited Mr James Dindlay at 7 Oeree Tammany, a Harrison relative.
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Harrison
B. H. Eston
Kate Sneake
J A. Buckner
Wm. T. Buckner
Ine Mountain House
Hagerstown
Hamilton
Oeree Tammany
James Dindlay
Harrisons
McMurray Packing Improves Plant as Corn Season Opens
The McMurray Packing Company advances its establishment with extensive improvements and new machinery to boost output as the corn packing season begins today at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning
McMurray Packing Company
Camp Meetings Open At Asbury Grove Camp
The Asbury Grove Camp near St George on the Western Maryland Railroad opens tomorrow. It serves the colored Methodist Episcopal Churches and draws mainly Baltimore members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Grove
St. George's
Damaged Peach Trees Reported by Mr Sprigg Ijams
Mr Sprigg Ijams on the Baltimore pike near Sealeyarilie reports extensive damage to peach trees from yesterday morning's storm. The report notes weather-induced losses on his property along with potential impact on nearby orchards.
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Sprigg
Baltimore Pike
Sealeyarilie
Pleasant Paragrapha About Fhe Who Come and Go
Purely personal notes list visits and travels of residents and visitors. Names include D Uedeieger Cuger Katie Bru ous Frank T. Rhodes Miss Mamie Neidhardt and families. Falls in a city social column detailing trips to Asbury Park Atlantic City Baltimore Chicago Emory Grove Camp and Liberty with short departures to Knoxville Knoxville and Baltimore area.
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Uedeieger
Haercy
Vear Predenck
Cora Slyer
Wespoeth
Assemiyns
Wit Namwpport
E.C. Cuger
Katie Bruous
Madison Street
Knoxville
Bronewick
Levettside
Virginia
William Ho Reaper
Tadastry
Kansas
Smisses
South Maret Street
Jacob Peeter
Baltore
Frank T. Rhodes
Washington, D.C
F. Rhodes
Herr
Gormyn
Hedron
Geo. Ed. Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Samuel Culler
Jeferson
Baltimore
James Stephenson
New Market
Thia County
Atlantic City
X. J
Episcopal Church
H. E. Reifsnider
Richmond
C. F. Eckloff and Son
Washington
Houck
East Third Street
Wey
Asbury Park
M.j.grove
Mamie Neidhardt
Robt
H. Campbell
Edwin I. Shope
Washington, D. C
N. J
A.d. Gill Hss
Washington Grove
Mins M. Gree RadcHff
Emory Grove Camp
George D. Potts
Cincinnati
Ohio
George M. Potts
A. Fearhake
Druid Hill Park
Elias Flynn
Hagerstown
Buonden Lucchessi
Liberty
Daniel Stauffer
Yesterday's Storm Strikes Towns and Baltimore
Yesterday's storm damaged fruit and corn in Sildale and Rocky Springs. A lightning strike near John C Stone's farm damaged a locust tree and ignited a blaze near a large barn. In Baltimore a vivid lightning flash caused telegraph outages and killed gardener Peter Haeck while his son Charles survived. The Cycle Club incandescence was burned, and a washout blocked horse cars. Lightning struck Charles Dayal's residence, killing two palm trees and terrifying the family. A resolutions committee was appointed by the United Steam Fire Engine Company to draft remarks on B K Krise and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sildaletown
John.c. Stone
Rocky Springs
Baltimore
Peter Haeck
Gardner
James Fisher
Sheppard Asylum
Charles Haeck
Baltimore Cycle Club
Ennisw Place
Howard
Charles Dayal
Anne Arundel County
Paralyzed Liberty Woman Suffering Stroke
Mary Gallaher Birs of Liberty aged 82 years had a sudden sight stroke of paralysis on Sunday morning while staying near Walkerville. She was moved to her home that evening and is reported to have partially recovered.
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Birs
Mary Gallaher
Liberty
Poet and Diplomat James Russell Lowell Dies in Cambridge
James Russell Lowell LL.D. famed poet essayist and diplomat died at his Cambridge home after a long illness. Once diplomat to Spain and Britain he had a prolific career as a writer editor and Harvard professor. Born February 22 1819 in Cambridge Mass he studied at Harvard and published early verse and critical works before turning to law and later poetry. He served as ambassador to Spain in 187? and minister to Great Britain in 188? and was honored by Oxford and Cambridge with degrees. He married Mary White and later remarried. one daughter survived.
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Bin
James Russell Lowell
Welcott
Lowell
Elmwood
John Lowell
Lowell Institute of Bouton
Cambridge
Ansa
Benae
Bers Sunaios Lowell
Loval
Harvard College
Bostoun
Robert Carter
The
Pioneer
Fme
Brittany
Bir. Lowell
Shaunfal
Mrr. Lowell
Harvard University
Basvant
North American Review
Atlantic Monthly
Spain
Great Britain
London
Oxford
Mrr
Mariz White
Watertown
Maria
Dunisp
Maine
England
Thom
Congressman Burnets
MISS ELSIE DE WOLFE TO DEBUT AS PRO Actress
The New Society actress Miss Elsie de Wolfe plans a professional debut in Sardou's Thermidor at Proctor's Theatre New York in October. Daughter of Dr de Wolfe, she is one of New York's 400 and has trained eight months for this role under Abgries Hrabman's production. She contrasts stage fun with acting as a business and notes Sardou's precise direction in Paris rehearsals.
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Royal Road
Dr. de Wolfe
Miss de Wolfe
Abgries Hrabman
Sardou
Proctor's Theatre
New York
Paris
Oret
Hig
Iis
Picnic Draws 3000 to Liberty for Tariff Reform Club
A Democratic Tariff Reform Club picnic at Liberty drew about 3,000 attendees. City participants included Carlton Bhafér Col Tlystes Hobbs and Jacob Rohrback among many others. Speakers listed were John P. Poe from Baltimore William Al Me t of Cumberland Col L Victor Baugman and Carlton fer. The tournament occurred in the morning with afternoon speaking in progress.
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Democratic Tariff Reform Club
Liberty
Carlton Bhafér
C. Lawrence H. D. Etchisar
A.T. Esder
Hamilton Lindsay
Col.Tlystes Hobbs
Frank L. Stoner
John L. Jordan
Charles D. Doll
Jozeph W Gaver
Chas. N. Hargett
J. Roger McSherry
William Anderson
Jacob Rohrback
Otko J. G.- Alfred P. Works
Remains of B E Erise Returned for Funeral Rites
The late B E Erise was brought from Leadville Colorado this morning by the B and O R and taken to the residence of his parents on Market Street attended by six members of the United Steam Fire Engine Company. A short service was held by Rev E H Eschbach before interment in Mechanicstown. Pallbearers included S Urner L Cramer C Birely and E 41 Elive. F Behroeder arranged the funeral in the city.
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B. E. Erise
Leadville
Colorado
Horth
E.H. Eschbach
Mechanicstown
Messrs. S. Urner
L. Cramer
C. Birely
E- 41
Elive
F. Behroeder
Baseball News On Third Street Lot Victory For YMCA
A game last evening on the Third Street lot pitted a picked nine against the YMCA team. The YMCA won 6 to 4 behind battery Haller and Baer. The Bentztown Bards play Michael's Sports tomorrow evening at 6 on Der's lot.
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Haller
Baer
Bentztown
Bata
Michael
Der’s
Hackleberry Crop Shipped by John W King of Middlepoint
Mr John W King of Middlepoint ships 6071 quarts of hackleberries this season to various points and estimates an annual harvest of 100000 quarts with a value around 5000 dollars.
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John W. King
Local Ailments Report From West South Street Area
The Sick Mr. George Schell of West South Street is suffering with poison in his face. Mr. John Miller of West South Street is confined to his home with rheumatism. Mr. Frank Clingan, son of L. Chin a, who has been quite sick, is able to go out and about again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schell
West South &J
John Miller
West South Street
Frank Clingan
L. 5
China
Thermometer Readings At Dr Hewes Drug Store Reported
The thermometer at Dr Hewes drug store showed 74 degrees at 1 PM and readings listed for morning and afternoon times including 79 81 and 59 with various odd symbols. The text records times such as 6, 11:30, 7:30, 16:30 and 14:20 with inconsistent numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theruumewiess
Farias
Dr. Hewes Drug Store
Boy Bitten by Dog on East Third Street
At 10 o clock this morning an eight year old child of Charlee F Houck East Third Street was bitten in the face by a dog owned by Mrs Sae fert. A physician was summoned and cauterized the wound.
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Charlee F. Houck
East Third Street
Travel tale of snow tunnel ride from Ironton to Ouray
Mr. Harvey F. Cayior formerly of Union Bridge recounts a journey by rail travelore salesman through a snow tunnel forty feet long. He claims July 26 saw a tunnel collapse below the Lannel with snow depths of 30 to 40 feet in northwest Colorado.
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Harvey F. Cayior
Union Bridge
Row Travelire
Ironton
Ouray, Co
Lannel
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Goszcorr & Pesare
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Rapho Township
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Exitor Jones
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H. H. Pepe
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Somerset Lumber Company
Ohio Pyle
Wiest
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William M. Wells
Black Rock
Geo. N. Hauer
Harry Stouch and Child
York
C. Wk. Haver
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Hasser
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United Steam Fire Engine Company
B. K. Krise
G. Anderson
Walter Cook
R. J. Bennett
Elsie DE Wolfe
James Broun Potter
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