Obituary notices from Houston and Baltimore items
Recent notices report the death of Joman Kamodie, a Houston resident, from ebuitry while others name Blair Chara Vo Blaser in Boonsboro and a Baltimore case where Charles T Tarner, aged 61, attacked his wife at 22 Sharp Street before drowning himself. The pieces cite church services, interment plans, and domestic tragedy as key facts.
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Joman Kamodie
Washingtos Copaty
Dewepape
Paris
Washington Emesty
Deartown
Cutiwo
Cineocat
Wm. H
Charles T Tarner
Sharp Street
Baltimore
Turner
Convention of the Deaf in Maryland State Association
The fourth biennial Maryland State Association of the Deaf convention will be held in Hagerstown at St John's Parish House from tomorrow through Friday with addresses papers officer elections and a possible religious service. An excursion to Pen-Mar is planned for Friday and a Braddock Association of the Deaf picnic is set for Braddock Heights on Saturday August 15.
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Deef
Maryland
State Association of the Deaf
Hagerstown
St John's
Braddock Association of the Deaf
Braddock Heights
Embraced the dew tah b arth and Jewish rites
Louis Riebel Jr of Baltimore a Christian br tarth has embraced the Jewish faith to save his young wife from annoyance and trouble. He submitted to initial Jewish rites performed by Rabbi Abraham and Shochet in the presence of Dr. M Savage and others. A second marriage ceremony will be held soon as required by Jewish law.
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Louis Riebel, Jr
Baltimore
Abraham &. Shochet
M. Savage
Hiebel Ia
Local Mart Market Quotations Today
The Local Mart lists Mr J E W Gargoss market quotas with corn per barrel 2.15, shelled corn 28 cents per bushel, wheat 68 cents per bushel, and hay priced 12 to 14 dollars per ton.
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J. E. W. Gargoss
Packing Corn Season Opens Amid Curious Ditties
The corn packing season starts today with notes of fine grain received. Amid garbled chatter and scattered names, references to Seaview, Brock, and Harry hint at local personalities. A medical aside recommends Stites Wey health products through C N Samar of Frederick.
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Custor
Son Identiss Tecommend
Stites Wey
C.N. Samar
Frederick
County Correspondence from Carreet Event to Greaty Tunes
Misses Nizwoo of Washington are artists visiting Misses Acausog Mise Helen Rages of Woeinga Pi and Nim Alice reilber of Wet care ong gis. Mr Hazel Cashell and wife with child one month visit Mrs Cashell's mother Mrs Ferry Miller's Tavern Va. Several locals attended Washington Grove camp meeting in a four horse wagon. The party included Helen Ragen Wilmington and Alice Vermilion Washington among others. Hogs dying from cholera in the area. Preacher Perry to speak at M church Sunday at 3:30. Mary Burger, longtime resident and church advocate, dies at home aged 63. Sunday school festival well attended. Heavy rain and wind on August 12 may damage fruit crop.
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Nizwoo
Washington
Acausog
Helen Rages
Woeinga
Nim
Alice Reilber
Amy Beis
Harry
Charles Fraley
Hazel Cashell
TeDaing
Macros Rhoderick
Joseph Thomas
Feagarille
Fraley
Getraw Mteum
Washington Grove
the Grove
Helen Ragen
Wilmington
Alice Vermislion
Missea
Jeasie Adamson
Emily Barnsley
Beesie Belt
Harriet Adamson
Effie Barnsley
Bantah Barnsies
Annie Bele Roby Holland
Myrtle Howard
Annie Thompson
Measre Walter Thompson
Millard Belt
Pearl Holland
George Barnalay
Claude Belt
Charles and Lee Adamem
Thomas Barnsley
Haze
James Cashel
Germantown
Rey Perry
Misa Mealy Marth
Gusta Marth
Rinehart
Bord's
Lenhart
Maud Garner
May Lenhart
Fistile
Boyd’s
Rocky Sprixas
Ana Mary Burger
George P. Burger
L. I. M. Myers
Matthews
Rocky Springs
James G. Horne
Garfield
Charles Phebus
Frederick
Martin L. Kling
John Correll
Brief Bits From Old Newspapers prompts and proverbs
A collection of quirky snippets and editorial quips including a summer tone, jokes about the Beer Trust, a jab at charity, a printer’s grump, a modern proverb, and a Connecticut shell game incident. Also mentions a Baltimore race night, a half cent coin proposal, and an ad touting Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters with a revenue stamp on the bottle.
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Maude
Beer Trust
United States
Biz
Hostetter
Complex Global News Fragments Include Conflicts and Economic Data
Disjointed items describe an audience with a chairman, a Cuban outlaw killed by guards in Palma Sur, Turkish troops and Turkish influence, and a muttered terrorism backdrop. Additional notes cite U.S. imports exports for July, Nicaragua canal concession forfeiture, Bryan attending a Democratic clubs convention, chagres fever aboard a Norwegian ship, Chilean car purchases, and Mrs Booth Tucker’s health update.
Fragmented historical notes on races, policies, and disasters
A garbled OCR segment reports on racial policy fears and exclusion along with scattered items. It mentions whites and full-bloods, land removal, and government control themes. It references a Southern Railway wreck near Augusta with injuries and an excursion train from Tennille to Savannah. It also notes personnel changes in various places, including a Prussia executioner appointment and a Philadelphia physician's suicide.
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Triutue
Southern Railway
Augusta
Sues
Tennille
Savannah
Midsummer Hat Sale at Comfortabix Hats
The ad promotes midsummer comfortabix hats for hot weather with a range of shapes and materials. It claims affordability and quality, noting lower prices when demand is smaller and inviting customers to try the comfortable, satisfactory hat. George A. Gilbert is referenced as the seller.
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Geogre
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Buffalo
Hauer
Black Rock
Samuel A. Shewbridge
E. Grant Haws
Charles E Shelton
Brunswick
This County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wm. Buchheimer
Tur Bensstell
Bachheimer
Vanderblit
Tero
Cumberland
Vanderhilt
Neale
Seaview
T. Givars Dues Marsh
Marlows
Roston
Aveby
Philadelphia Record
Connecticut
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Daitmore
Colosseum
New York
Joan of
Asti-Lyning Teague
Muston
Fiumeel
Seravor Harta
Csba
Palma Surian
Duces
Sauuax
Rer
Ol Valls
Springfield Life
Anteanti
Angli
Bureau of Statist
Canal Companys Concuusion
Managua
Nicaragua
el Comercio
Inter- Oceanic Canal Company
Inter-Oceanic Canal Company
Eyer-Cragin Syndicate
Bryan Wi
National Association of Democratic Clubs
W. J Bryan
Indianapolis
Norfolk
Konta
Hampton Roads
Old Point Comfort
Brown
Chile
Santiago de Chile
Mason
Pierce Faror
John Green
Desc Boyle Co. Ky
Pierce
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Jesse Marden
Charles Ot
Mersey
Verma
Stites Infantry
Nasacahi
The
Evening Post
Linea Neb
Marlon Butler
Miriimies Lorenz S Leery
Breslau
Prussia
H. J. Costello
Philadelphia
Eagle’s Mere
Bones
Yohn
Louibago
Gout
Bartruour
Tors Cuemivat Co
Rhev
Tatum
Fremont Ayen
John W. Whalen
State of Maryland
Walter E. Smith
Justice of the Beate, LN. Paca Bt
Yohn Chemical GO
WM. S. Miller & CO
PHILA
Keeley Cure
Keeley Institute
N. Capstel
J. Waahtorten
D.C. Hare
Wis
America
Vorder
Witten Bert
Mackey & CO
Jond Dept
Hansen Sunding
J. L. Kervand
Ergrater
Pennsylvania Ave
A. G
Arenarlus
Uncle Sam
Isabella Gas Works
Patrick Street
Apzdtt
Buffalo Restaurant
Bourbon
Chas. N. Hauer
Teaak Walton
J. Biser
Anna Giering
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’s, Md
B. H. Blagkston & Son
North Market Street
Reese
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Sorosis
Helen M. Winslow
Daughters of Vermont Club
the Club
Katherine Lee Bates
Wellesley College
Wm. Vaughn Moody
Chicago University
B. Rosenour & Sons
Etchison
W. H. B. Etchison
S. Market St
Frederick, Md
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