Ocean Breezes Bring Cool To Frederick Camp
A vivid note from St Mary's County describes a weekend trip down the Potomac to a Potomac camp. The Frederick contingent, led by J W Nepold and Frans T Biodes, joins Usher Corps and Band with relatives and friends. A guard detains a member for leaving with a boar. paroled in time for a fishing party that yields three large trout. The Frederick group plans a concert for locals amid fishing, boating, and crabbing, praising the ocean breeze as sweltering towns retreat indoors.
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Fwederickweisss
St. Mary's
Potomac
Gomsaga Usher Corps
Heederick
J. W Nepold
Frans Tbiodes
Lownemen
Vumane
Almight
Joum
Seni
John
Frederick
Pr Lookout Sud
Joha
Rucees
Poat
Howard County Turkeys Case Before Magistrate
A flock of 57 turkeys owned by County Commissioner Thomas O Neal wandered into neighbor John Sealing s field in Howard County. Sealing claimed damages of 25 cents per head for trespass. Justice Dunkel ruled 1 cent damages in favor of Sealing after debates on whether poultry fall under cattle trespass.
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Justice D. Howard
Ellicott City
Dag
Charlee K. Dorsey
O'Neal
Justice Dunkel
Funerals for Buckley Adams Putnam held in varied rites
Funeral services for Capt. Quitman S. J. Buckley were held at St. John's with guards of honor from Frederick Riflemen under Captain Fisher. Interment at St. Johns Cemetery. Mrs. William Adams and Mrs. Sarah Putnam were also buried today, with services at their homes or churches and interment at Mt. Oliver and Mt. Olivet cemeteries respectively.
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Quitman
S. J. Buckley
St. John's Catholic Church
Father O'Rourke
Frederick
P. 5. Long
RK. Qeakle
Wim. HB. Shi
John Hershberger
George S
William M.crimmins
St. Jon's Cemetery
FF. Schroeder
William Adams
West Fifth Street
Charles G. Orriaan
EB. L. Stup
George C. Souafer
Wm. T.kuill
Charles V.lanner
Lew A. Staley
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Brunswick
Edith Taylor aged 2 years and 1 month died at West All Saints' Street of cholera infantum. Funeral held this afternoon at 3 o clock with Rev O H Murray officiating. Interment Greenmount Cemetery. A T Rica and Sons funeral directors. Mrs Ann Elizabeth Watts oldest Brunswick resident died Wednesday afternoon after a long illness at Mr John Shelton's home. She was 93 and survived by three children John K Bell, Mrs Mary and David Watts.
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John Shelton
John K. Bell
Mary
David Watts
Social World at Untoen ville House Party
Miss Claire B Sappington hosts a social event with attendees from Rocine Bugis Hagerstown Urbana Libertytown. Katie Fitzpatrick organized a straw ride for her friends followed by refreshments at her East Third Street home.
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Claire B. Sappington
Untoenville
Rocine Bugis
Hagerstown
Lita Simpson
Urbana
Eva Sappington
Mary Boyle
Libertytown
Steaw Ride
Katie Fitzpatrick
Miss Fitzpatrick
East Third Street
Titus Frey wedding in Montgomery and Virginia
iTIS-FREY Air Iain L. Titus of Montgomery county and Miss Annie V. Frey of Virginia wed on Wednesday at the home of Rev. C. W. Stinespring on North Market Street. Assor-Jay Mr. Robert E. Minor and Miss Hattie V. Loy of Livingston County Virginia married Wednesday at the residence of Rev. O. W. Stinespring on Worth Lackless Street.
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Itis
Assor—Jay
Robert
Hattie V. Loy
Levien County
O. W. Stimeeprine
Maskess
Wild Boyish Pranks and Town Hall Justice Dream
The narrative recalls boyish antics including a river of water freezing on a school official and a transfigured town goddess on the court house roof. It recounts a prank war over a dress on Justice, a lack of equipment, and the costly resolution by the town. the incident ends with colorful robes and a guarded secret.
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Harvard Merrimt Beit& Meise
Juattor
Anna
Frost
Tate
Pehimtus
Fils
Bin
Cortron
New England
Hook and Ladder
Baize Frente
New York Tribune
Turbulent Night Amidlyn Mob Violence and Lynching Risk
A chaotic scene unfolds on Seventh Street as a mob clashed with police after a theft report. Officers restrained a fleeing suspect, while crowds urged lynching and threats mounted. Police declare readiness to quell further trouble with 1000 officers nearby.
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Silowerry
Eighth Avenue
Polles Devery
Negro Department Store to Elevate Chicago Community
Rev J M Townsend of Allen M E Temple announces plans to establish a Negro Department Store in Chicago next fall. The venture aims to provide meaningful employment beyond menial work with mixed stockholders and employment based on ability, asserting the need to elevate individuals rather than race. He compares the potential economic uplift to Jewish capital raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. M. Townsend
Allen M. E. Temple
African Methodist Episcopal Mission Work
Georgia Peach Crop Shortfalls Hit State Growers
The Savannah Gap News reports the Georgia peach crop yielded below expectations across much of the state. Unfavorable weather caused fruit to rot on trees and decay rapidly after picking, leaving much of the harvest unmarketable at distribution points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Savannah
Gap News
Ais Injured by Fae Explosion and Factory Wages Debated
A chaotic report from Trenton notes an explosion injuring a person amid factory upheaval and wage disputes. The Am rican Windus Glass company faces alarms and potential factory closures as cost and share plans are discussed. Dr Rudolph Hieschel, noted scientist, was shot in a gun-trake incident and is hospitalized. He is 38 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heserl
Washington
Rudolph Hieschel
Abe Ceithen
United States
Hessel
Common Sense Medical Adviser Offered Free by Mail
Notice announces that Ds and Pierce offer the Common Sense Medical Adviser free on receipt of stamps to cover mailing costs. Readers can obtain a one cent stamp for a Perw Fat stamp for cloth binding, sent to Pierce at Buffalo New York.
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Grover Graham
Pierce
Common Sense
Buffalo
N.Y
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