Notable Local Deaths And Incidents Across Counties
Reports from Boonabaro Hagerstown and surrounding areas record deaths including Daniel Herr age 64 and Miss Elizabeth Hagerman age 69. A drowning of Annie Gray near Locust and a church fire incident at Robrereville are noted along with a bear attack near Broadside. Disappearances include Franklin Montgomery of Lancaster whose whereabouts remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Herr
Boonaboro
Elizabeth Hagerman
Hagerstown
Ellicots
Annie Gray
Harrisburg
Locusto6
United Brethren Church
Robrereville
Accident at Beckley's Confectionery Parade Hurts Child
A young rider named Mise Tyson, daughter of G W Tyson, was injured Saturday afternoon near Beckley's Confectionery on Booth Market Street. The incident, described as accidental, left Mise bruised but able to walk with help from her mother who accompanied her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blcyde
Misa Katharine Tyson
G. Waring Tyson
Booth Market Street
Eagtee to Play Bell in Local Baseball Tilt Tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock the local Bagies varsity baseball team schedules a cross matchup with a composed squad including Creamer at second and Eisenhauer at short. Shipley and Elsenhaut are listed among the lineups.
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Eagtee
Bell
Lea Ae Ae Coresting
Creamer
J. Eisenhauer
S. ‘i - Shipley
Sonmid
Bszler
Ped
Elsenhautre Ps
World Dance at Hotel Braddock on Seventy Ninth
The guests of the ool Shovel and the colony were invited to a dance by the senior of the howd A program of ve dance tee muse botee was performed by the concert musicians. Cakes were cream and served during the evening. A low rate excursion to Oceana Grove and Leg Breach via Pennsylvania Railroad advertised with details at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Braddock
Batur
Oceana Grve
Lebacy Park
Leg Breach
Pennsylvania Railroad
Braddock Colony Hosts Large Multidenominational Event
A crowded Sunday at Braddock Colony featured a morning Sunday school and church service, a large sacred concert in the auditorium, and an evening program at the hotel park with solos and a mayoral presence. Attendees included Baltimore expur sionists, visiting families, and figures from Frederick and Washington, as well as Judge Peele delivering remarks on interdenominational themes. Also noted were housing leases for winter residents,Pipe delivery for the water system, and plans for Juniata College reunion events in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Colony
Varios
Frederickes
Qaltes
Baltimore
Bradanok
Ousa
Mise Heidelberg
Balti
Coloay
Dallness
Wu. Bozenau
Rosenau
Entow Place
Mee
J.P. Wright
Callie ¥. Haat
Smith
Adver List Call Prompts Two Week Deadline
In a fragmentary notice readers are warned of a two week period to respond regarding an advertised list of hosts. The garbled text mentions August timing and a potential estate or death-related matter with a person named Duvall and Fenwre 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lette _ fe
Duvall
Farmers Near Pearl Tjameville Face Sudden Sore Outbreak
Readable text notes farmers in the Pearl Tjameville area dealing with a sudden sore outbreak affecting crops and livestock. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.
Purely Presomal Paragraphs On The Come And Go
An item lists numerous local residents and visitors by name, detailing relatives and friends visiting, traveling, or returning from trips to cities like Baltimore Washington and Atlantic City. It notes a church or lodge gathering in Kent County and mentions a few wedding or travel plans among families.
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Pat Ee Siraes
Wba
Feederick
Wei
Ketown
Katha Sneek
Glens Sule
Ide Andrews
Eos
Biren
R. Moberly
Ahaa
Perental Boos
Tals Vty
Mice Bath Davis
Patrick Atxeet
Baga Rabbard
Baltimore
John W. Waist
Mary
Vernon M. Rhoads
Helena Wiloeron
Elmer Hall
Weat Rinalect
Helen Ontehall
Goath Market Street
Atee Oty
Rehoboth Beach
George A. Root
Ralph
Washington
John E. Waltz
New York
Snd
W. Baker
Bev
Marion T. Eling
Eline
North Markos Street
BE. B. Beohbach
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Howard Chew
Frederick
Mosers
George Lougoope
Cavenalah Dish
Braddock
Ae Arthur Myers
Murray Hermann
Braddock Heights
May and
Bettie Derr
Edward D. Sur
Fined In Law Court For Reckless Driving And Disorder
A resident of Baltimore pike Ganwall was fined after a collision with William Anderson’s buggy on East Patrick reef. The judge noted intoxication and careless driving. a $93 fine was paid. Edward Crone paid a $363 fine after arrest on the charge related to disrupting religious services at a picnic.
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B. H. Ganwall
Baltimore Pike
East Patrick Reef
William Anderson
Anderson
Jasion Wood
Gauwall
Edward Crone
Picni
Jasice O H Koketols
Marylanders Reunion in Chicago Banquet and Dance
A Marylanders reunion event in Chicago featured a banquet and dance. Society members spoke warmly about Maryina and enjoyed a lively evening with music and socializing. The record notes an enjoyable gathering as one of the bright social occasions of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maryland Booisty
Wna
Blobard Gambeilt
Alfeton
Sor
Panto
Apo
Biew Werk Writing Letters The Rene ee ee Ree
A fragmented clipping features a title and stray phrases about writing letters. The readable text does not form a complete narrative but suggests a feature on letter writing or a literary piece.
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Biew Werk
Religious World Notes on Sunday School and Church Services
A summary of Sunday school times and worship services across Grace Church, Methodists, Presbyterians, German Baptist Brethren, United Brethren, Lutheran, St John’s Catholic, and other local churches. Details include service times, Sunday schools, communion schedules, and notable speakers such as Rev. Dr De EB. BR. heck and Rev. Graycon Z. Stup.
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Grace Magermed
de EB. BR. Heck
Eharck
Skool
Aidifa A
Presbyterian Church
Gendsy School
Wes
Moethodie
Epu
Epworth Leagna
German Baptist Brethren Church
Bundey School
Tog Christian Workers
United Brethren
J. W. Kiracofe
Lutheran Church
Graycon Z. Stup
Cheater Springs
Braddock Heights
St. John's Catholic Church
J. Kane
Maryland Patriotic Order Sona of America Annual Camp Session
The Maryland Patriotic Order Sona of America will hold its annual meeting at Rock Hall tower next Wednesday. The order has grown rapidly with ten new camps and about 2000 more members this year, bringing the state total to sixty camps. The largest camp in Baltimore County No 6 reports 249 members. A public service will be held Tuesday night with addresses by National and State officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Patriotis Order Sona of America
Rock Hall Tower
Baltimore
Ohapla Frank Cain
Election of Officers Promises Busy Ballot for Dems
Tomorrow brings a vote for officers with many candidates named. State Master of Forme candidate M Jett of Camp 6 Baltimore has spoken at Flag Day ceremonies at the Key monument and hails from Virsals. Jett, a Baltimore business leader and longtime manager of a local club, is backed by his camp. Other nominees include Charles A. W. John F Oland and George T. M. Ghemier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Wen
M. Jett
Camp
Baltimore
Camp 17
Otry
Mr. Jett Ferm
Viraials
Fleurcle
Jett
Dboys
Usmp
Charles A. W. John" F Oland
George T. M. Ghemier
Bodice Rower The Work Of Removing The Dead Fren
A fragmentary clipping notes the ongoing work of removing the dead from a disaster scene. Details are incomplete but reference to a Bodice Rower task force and emergency response efforts are implied. authorities have not released full casualty figures or locations.
August trade rumors and local notices mix with small town life
The column lists names of residents and changes in health while noting market prices for oats and wheat. It mentions Willie Maris returning to Washington, Baker Hager recovering, and others like Mrs Paul Stauffer and Charles Brengle's daughter, with brief health updates. Market quotes show oats at 63.60 per barrel of shelled corn 50 cents per bushel. wheat and other grain prices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Maris
South Market Street
Willieer
Paul Stauffer
Charles Brengle
Frederick City Hospital
Halen
Charles Bix
John
Peculiar Mishap as Honey Bees Attack Horse
A horse owned by Mr. John Olais near Keyaville was nearly killed when a swarm of bees covered its back while the owner closed the barn. He fought the insects with his arm and by closing a stable door, keeping the horse safe. The welts stretched along the horse’s sides, and the bees appeared exhausted after the attack.
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John Olais
Keyaville
Olatz
Olnts
Olosin
Avery Hole
Preston
Biegle Wee
Cinta
Work of Death Claims Mrs Caroline Miller
Mrs Caroline Miller widow of the late Justus Miller died at 11 o clock this morning at her home 818 North Market Street from senile disability She leaves several children Sass Of Italian origin natives of Germany would have been a year of age on September
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Caroline Miller
Caroline Misters
Justus Miller
North Market Street
Germany
Public Native XT sale at 126 We at All Sainte street
A local sale notice requests attendance at a Thursday event on Angels 16 1908 with special muno and addresses by speakers. Contributions to the Y M C A S Badding Campaign Committee are urged with a 50 percent payment option or other arrangements to support the fundraiser. J Travers Thomas, treasurer, notes a September 15 1906 deadline and mentions Deownusvz2 Ecoit Brow as Brow Manager.
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Sainte
Thureday
Angels
W. C. Wisox
M. C
McRae
J. Travers Thomas
Braddock Heights and Jefferson Railroad Progress Report
Mr. Emory L. Coblents, secretary, says rights of way are being secured and construction will proceed with vigor toward completion. The road is to be washed to completion as planned.
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Emory L. Coblents
Braddock Heights and Jefferson Railroad
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Ene
Mariadachy
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