Daily News Highlights From the State and Local Areas
Fragments report August county conventions in New Hampshire and Maryland politics. Notable deaths include Marian Williams of Concord and Francis Bunnell of Allegany County. Incidents include a barber killed at the Naval Academy and a postmaster bail in Dorchester. A Baltimore health board vote backed secretary Fulton, while a church gathering and a train-railcar accident near Hagerstown are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Willams
Concord
N.H
Annapolis
Baltimore Democratic
N. Winslow Wiliams
George Adams
Naval Academy
Acaspella
John T. Layton
John
Dorchester County
Erste Board of Health
Fulton
Cambridge
Baltimore
Democratic Party
African Methodist Epicopal Church
Allen Chanel
Stockton Street
Francis Bunnell
Allegany County
West Hymmen
Ganford Davis
Marilorburg
W. VI
Aken
Bagerstown
Bereta Johnson
D. OW
Kissel
Ione Furley
Hagers Own
The Frederick B crcle Cup Fall Meet Races
The Hace Program lists race events at Athletic Park on September 6 7 1987 with prizes including a diamond ring gold cuff buttons silver caps gold watches and cash. Events include novice mile intercity team race and team races with prizes ranging from 5 to 30 dollars and higher value items, plus a handling of entries closes September 1987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
Afonday
Bigeretown Ve. Frederick
Vatican palace claims vast size and 4423 rooms
Brief items note the Vatican in Rome as the largest palace never built, with 1200 by 1000 feet and 4423 rooms. Other fragments mention Jown P. Stanton, a colored baseball player, bicycling to Frederick for Enantization Day festivities, and Swiss fears of suppressed personal crisis notices amid rumored cell-murder epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Rome
France
Jown P. Stanton
Frederick
Martinsburg
W. We
Berne
Swizerland
Local Churches Vote to Renovate Main Auditorium
At a Sunday congregational meeting in Jefferson County the Lutheran and Reformed congregations voted to spend about $350 to refresh their main auditorium paint the walls and renovate windows. Pastors Ditimar and Hedges urged Christians to unite for higher political ethics and to help curb corruption for better nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Jefferson
JeZfreon
Ditimar
Hedges
Christiana
Tutt's Liver Pills Promise Prevention and Cure
Advertisement claims Tutt's Liver Pills will cure sick headache dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice and torpid liver and asserts the pills absolutely cure and can prevent related diseases if taken in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutt
Emancipation Echoes at Western Maryland Train Excursion
Daylong Emancipation Day events drew many colored celebrants in Baltimore with large crowd turnout and few arrests. Bicycle races at the fairgrounds drew strong entries. multiple incidents, arrests for drunkenness and disorder, and a train excursion clampdown left fines unpaid but later paid by elders. Officers stopped three excursion trains, fined 66 riders for riding on the trestle, and jailed all for nonpayment. Amusing misadventure over a food box ended with a mistaken dump into a cart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fair Grounds
East Patiik
Depota
Baltimore
Qaor
Prizys
Seth
Jobo Garre
Bad Lee
Lee
Dent
Fime
George Turner
F. Coleman
Join Greer
Bod Lee
W. W. Coleman
George Turper
Washington Piders
Bel Gee
Ee Ca
Eb E. Nichols
Raees
Po.l.e
Western Maryland Railroad
Eversi
Oat
Hilsabl
Freierick
Picnics Tomorrow Across Several Local Areas
A series of community picnics are planned for tomorrow at Ridgeville M P Church and multiple schools including MH P School at Johnsville La Yherana Fosville Reformed of Peters vile Hansonville Loy's Braddock picnic at Willame Grove and a colored camp beginning at Liberty for three Sundays with another camp opening at Mercer's woods Braddock for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
M. P
MH. P
Johnsville
la Yherana
Fosville
Reformed of Petersvile
Hansonville
Loy’s
Expressions of Opinions From Our Baltimore Exchanges
The piece discusses silver value in dollars, the main price per ounce, and opinions on future silver demand. It notes Mr Preston and Mr Ryan disagree on price projections, with prevailing belief that demand is weak as hard times ease. Bankers across states report mixed fortunes, Arkansas cited as optimistic while others foresee slow improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Presson
Tha Min
Congress
Preston
Frat Conventions Honor Camps With Membership Prizes
The Assisland State Camp Patriotic Order Bona of America closed its sessions at Westminster. National Organizer Paterson spoke at a public meeting and Camp No. 22 Baltimore won 10 to gold for highest membership gain, Camp No. 19 Baltimore won 5 to gold for next best gain. Kemp presented prizes. Messie Hams from Cumberland Geisbert from Baltimore and Mihyr from Sparrow’s Point were elected state secretaries to represent the state at the national camp, which will meet next year in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assisland Stste
Patriotic Order Bona of America
Fta
Weatmnster
Kemp
Moralog
Eeseion Messie
Joan J. Hams
Cumberised
A.M Geisbert
John B. Mihyr
Sparrow
Potot
Baltimore
County Correspondence From Pleasant Hill and Area News
Journal notes farm progress and local events. Joseph E Bitalty farms a field of wires worth about 185 per acre. Ground is good for plowing after recent rain. Pleasant Hill Church festival on Saturday night a success. Yellow Springs Band toured Rocky Springs and entertained. Mail contractor Mr DE Witler lost a day due to a bovine bloating valued at 35 dollars. Yellow Springs Band plans to play at Woodville near Harsonville on Saturday August 14 for a Sabbath school. James A Richardson built a back building and 4 men porch improving the property’s appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phene
Jozeph E Bitalty
Pleasant Hill
Pha
Yellow
James A. Richardson
Funeral for Iwtie Bezsle Brachey Held at Home
The funeral for Iwtie Bezsle Brachey was held yesterday at 3 o'clock from her parents’ home. Rev. Later Eahiman led services with bearers Ge. Bigger, Charies Stewart, Edward Thiow, and Harvey Garington. Interment followed at Ol'vet Cemetery. C. C. Carty directed the funeral. Old People medicine ads claim to regulate the bladder and kidneys without whiskey, selling at 50 cents and $1 per bottle at A. L. Pemra's Orig store, touting various health cures and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I'wtie Bezsle Brachey
Eahiman
Ge. Bigger
Charies Stewart
Edward Thiow
Harvey Garington
Mida
Aft. Ol'vet
C. C. Carty
A. Ll. Pemra
Orig
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promoted For Women Health
A promotional ad extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervous fretful and irritable women. It claims to correct the cause by acting on the feminine system, ease inflammation, and prepare for motherhood. Includes testimonials and offers for a free Common Sense Medical Adviser and mentions the World’s Dispensary Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Wosicn
Escoverer
R. Bierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Bussle
N.Y
S_ J. Bartlett
Yeacher
Granger
Sweetwater Co
Wyo
Pierce
Lew
Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
Doctor Pierce
Common Sense
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Peer County
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Damascus
Maberly
Delar Fai
Bleer
Mary Francis Dorsey
Balimore
Renner
Stonewalle
Elser
Walter Williams
Oficer Eichelverger
Getzabaugh
Birer
Frank Smith
Black Diamond
Hiser
John West Taylor
Eicheberger
Biser
Bradl
Y Uromer
Picrics
the Maryland Press
Americas
New York
Liie
Basera
Arksosas
Cheirmin Jones
Esse
Ameriva
Weatmanster
Amos
A. Whiteassa
Dragam Relerick
Jasc
S. A
Hatford
Conn
Gasrantes
Etchivon Building, & Market
Halsh
Sallew
A. L. Pearceco
Phish
Toer
Tomsch
Pearreon & Soarantee
Mekicon
Market St
Madds Protter
Alfred
Calavetl
A. L. Peare
Guarance
Richison Gulding
Zsc
Aly
Wes
Derby
Alping
Pimnes
Q. Taylor
Geo. A. Gilbert
North Market Strest, Frederick, ML
Eripyo
Sniv House Hind
Sng
Ivans & Fens
Chas. N.hauer
the Buffalo
Frederick Mark
Tia
Mhler
Vesthel
Hartford
THE
Hartford Typewriter Co
Taz
Ss. Howard
Frederick, MD
Frederick, Montgomery and
Carroll Counties
Carty
Price
oalipSana
East Patrick
Strest
Frederick, Hd
B. J. Blackstoy & Son
North Market ST
Romon
IDEAL
Bole
Illard C. Keller
Grand Rapids
Pniture
W. HH. B. Etchison
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