State Notes of News From Across the State
A collection of brief items recounts events yesterday and today across Maryland and nearby areas. Highlights include figures like Blair Lee adherents, Wicomico County fair attendance, drownings in Cecil and Harford counties, school appointments in Washington County, the death of Howard County notable Thomas Hunt, and ongoing political campaigning by Republican and Progressive Democrats. The Salisbury fair draws a large crowd while a murder victim is identified in Baltimore.
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Wicomiva County
Salisbury
Wilhon Anderson
Cecil County
W. Merrick Kluyett
Washington County
Thomas HL. Hunt
Howard County
Lutout City
Allegany County
Salisbury Fair
Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists
Fifth Regiment Armory
Baltimore
Harford Road
Exeterhall Avenue
Frederick Market Prices Wheat to Hay and related goods
Frederick market prices list wheat corn rye oats and bran hay and other feeds with varied per bushel or per ton figures. Includes corrections and price ranges for 1911 and notes on liniment for bruises and rheumatic pains with sale by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Two Aviators Die In Midwest Aviation Meet
Chienza Aug 14 Two fatalities occur within an hour at the international aviation meet. William Badger of Pittsburg dies when his craft crashes after a ten foot dip. Johnstone vanishes after his Moisant machine explodes over Lake Michigan and sinks. his body is recovered later. Spectators report dramatic scenes as rescue efforts unfold.
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Chienza
Seat International Aviation
William It
Badger
Pittsburg
St. Croix
Johnstone
Lake Michigan
Store
Elis
Robinson
Roebineoh
Johnstoune
Baseball Scores in American League Actions
In Washington New York beat Washington 6 to 1 with Quinn Bweeney Groome Walker Street credited as batters. At Chicago Chicago defeated Detroit 6 to 1 with Schott Payne Summers Stanage as pitchers. Other games postponed due to rain. Standings show Athletics 62 38 645 Chicago 54 33 615 Cleveland 58 53 514 Boston 45 65 409 N york 50 54 509 St Louis 23 70 305.
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Washington
New York
Quinn
Bweeney
Groome
Walker
Street
Chicago
Detroit
Schott
Payne
Summers
Stanage
W.L. PC
W.i. PC
Athletics
Clevelade Boston
Washtu
N.york
St.Louis
National League clash ends in darkness at Boston Brooklyn
In a nine inning game at Boston Brooklyn J Boston finished 9 runs, with players Matteries Barger Rucker Bergen Weaver King noted. Remaining games postponed due to rain while standings show Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston with varying win loss records and percentages.
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Boston
Brooklyn
J. Boston
Barger
Rucker
Bergen
Weaver
King
W.L. PC
Chicago
St-Louis
Pittsbrg
Cincinni
N.york
Brookly
Philada
TriState League Summary From Lancaster Harrisburg Rainouts
In Lancaster Harrisburg at Lancaster Harrisburg rain shortened two games York 6 Reading 0 and Trenton 34 41 47 466 Lancaster 41 47 466 Altoona 43 45 489 Wilmington 29 60 326 standings show Reading 6 Harrise 0. Lancaster 1 1 5 innings rain. York 1 0?
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Triestate
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Byers
Mays
Chabeck
Rementer
Reading
York
Ramsey
Philbin
Culp
Kane
Ue PC
WL. PC
Harrise
Trenton
Ats Gi Lancastr
Geraghtys Marry Again Elopers United This Time
Springfield mass Aug 10 Mr and Mrs John Edward Paul Geraghty Newport couple who eloped and were married in Central Village Conn last week were remarried in this city by Father M A K Kelly of the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St Michael Mrs Joseph Harris a cousin of Geraghty and her husband were the only witnesses of the ceremony which was performed at the parish house of the cathedral. Mrs Geraghty was formerly Miss Julia Steel French. Warrant For Bank Head Memphis Tenn Aug K BE OL Hendry president of the Night and Pay Bank of Memphis formerly connected with a banking institution in Oklahoma City is being sought on a warrant charging that he is a fugitive from Oklahoma. Publication of the fact caused a run on the bank and the floors were closed with the announcement that it would reopen. New Urges Probe of Harvester Trust Washington Aug 14 A resolution for a special investigation of the International Harvester company along the lines of the inquiry into United States Steel corporation was introduced by Representative Foster of Haines Democrat. Langford Defeats O'Brien New York Aug 16 Philadelphia Jack O'Brien failed to come back at the Twentieth Century Athletic elm In the fifth round Samuel Langford reached jaw just in front of the left ear with a tremendous left hand hask OBrien fell to his knees in at practically helpless condition and the referee then stopped the battle. Subscribe for The News.
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Elopers
Springfield
Mass
John Edward Paul Geraghty
Newport
Central Village
Conn
M. A. K. Kelly
St. Michael
Joseph Harris
Geraghty
Julia Steel French
Memphis
Tenn
Aug. K
OL. Hendry
Night and Pay Bank of
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
New
Harvester Trust
Washington
International Harvester Company
United States Steel Corporation
Foster
Haineis
Democrat
Langford
O'Brien
New York
Philadephia
Jack O'Brien
Athletic
Samuel Langford
Obrien
Simplicity In Bungalow Styles Design 894
Design 894 by Glenn L Saxton Architect Minneapolis presents a simple bungalow with a stone feature, wide eaves, and a front living room fireplace facing the dining room. The plan notes rear entry, cellar stairs, two bedrooms, a flat roof option, and a compact closet.
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Glenn L. Saxton
Minneapolis, Minn
Stade
Son of Cuban President Admits Attempted Killing
Miguel Gomez son of President Gomez and Armando Andres editor of Hij Dia were arrested after a pistol duel at a Havana cafe. Neither man was wounded. Andres survived a retaliatory exchange and claimed self defense. Gomez confessed later he had fired aiming to kill in revenge for editorial attacks on his father.
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Havana
Miguel Gome
Gomez
Cangr
Armando Andres
Hij Dia
Andres
Sinaly
el Dia
Young Gomez
London
George
Miguel Gomez
Plan to pay railways for mails could save $9 million
Postmaster General Hitchcock urged Congress to radically adjust compensation for carrying the mails. The plan would pay railways on cost with a 6 percent profit and require annual expense reporting. It aims to cut the government’s mail transportation costs by about $9,000,000 each year.
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Hitchcock
Washington
Congress
Atwood flies 100 miles toward Boston in swift flight
Aviator Atwood attempted a night flight from St Louis to Boston via Chicago. He reached Elkport after about two hours and one hundred miles, reports no trouble from Chicago, then vanished in smoke over South Chicago. He circled once due to a money dispute, with escort squiblin remaining at the aerodrome. He then passed over South Bend toward Chicago, speeding to a Chicago New York express train. South Bend is eighty six miles from Chicago and fifteen miles from Flickart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry WN. Atwood
St. Louis
Doston
Chicago
Atwood
Elkfort
Atwoot
South Chicago
South Bendini
South Bend
Fikhart
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Opp
Fian
Thomas M
Wasi Falls Avenue
Henry Viett
Rockville
Mary Louise Vielt
Aubrey Buruss
Richmond, Va
Silas D. Glading
Alice Sites
Greencastle
Frank ©. Eshleman
Welsh Run
St. Paul’s
Bayview Junction
John Birnie
Hoboken
N. J
Society of American Florists
Belvedere
Frederick
County Farmers’ ‘Exchange
Thys
Chamberain
Geraghtys
Ean
Erexogeme
Tapa Fone
Glenn
Anton
Jail Gomez
Minnesota
Tulnth
Mion
Uncle Sam Will
Cass Lake
Fon du Lac
Philadelphia
Manua Training School
Wa ‘Greenwood
Louisville Courier Journal
Bartholomay
Rochester
Wa. H. Shipley
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