Notes of News from Maryland and Vicinity
Notable items from across the state include the sudden death of Daniel S. Bower in Hagerstown, 73. The Naval Academy reports 22 fourth class midshipmen. Wicomico County Fair near Salisbury draws 16,000 attendees. A Glen Echo special election is blocked by Judge Peter. Baltimore inherits 9,000 for public school funds from Anton Karach. Richard Vincent Jr. of Baltimore elected president of the Society of American Florists. Capt. John Eager Howard reburied at Garrison Forest cemetery. Senators Gorman and Blair Lee meet at St Marys Catholic church in Pylesville. Col Adam Slaker moves to Boston district.Lieut Col Foote to succeed. Samuel Alleman, 45, commits suicide near Roxbury, Franklin County. Anne Arundel county election supervisors resignations tendered by Bellis and Hancock. Centerville’s Queen Annes Bank addition nears completion with a 1,400 pound bell. Amos Burling Kile spots a 8-foot shark near Port Deposit. Baltimore and Virginia Railroad seeks $2,000,000 stock and $500,000 bonds. A Democratic mass meeting in Baltimore supports Senator Blair Lee for governor with speakers including Gov Crothers and Warfield.
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Daniel S. Bower
Hagerstown
Naval Academy
Wicomico County
Salisbury
Peter
Rockville
Glen Echo
Baltimore
Anton Karach
Richard Vincent, Jr
Society of American Florists
John Eager Howard
Garrison Forest Church
Green Spring Valley
Arthur P. Gorman
Blair Lee
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Pylesville
Harford County
Adam Slaker
Baltimore Coast Artillery
Boston
Stephen M. Foote
Samuel Alleman
Roxbury
Franklin County
Joseph H. Bellis
Annapolis
Frank L. Hancock
Sotey
Crothers
Board of Election Supervisors
Anne Arundel County
Centerville
Queen Anne's National Bank
Amos Burling
Baltimore and Virginia, Railroad Company
Public Service Commission
Millersville
Drum Point
Lyric
Rayher
Warfield
Gorman
Smith
Mahon
Frank Furst
W. L. Marbury
Leb
Admiral Togo Sicks Cancel Boston Visit to Fleet
Admiral Togo suffers a brief acute indigestion that forces cancellation of planned entertainment in his honor in Boston and aborts a Provincetown inspection of the North Atlantic fleet. Captain Potts says the illness is not alarming and attributes it to his strenuous schedule.
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Boston
Togo
Provincetown
United States
Templin M. Potts
Navy Department
Deafness Cure Warned By Constitutional Remedies
The notice asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and attributes most cases to catarrh from inflamed mucous membranes of the Eustachian tube. It promises one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and directs sending for free circulars from F. J. Carney & Co, Toledo. It also advertises Vial's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Carney & CO
Toledo
Baseball Scores in American League with Standings
Results from Chicago Athletics doubleheader and Detroit Boston St Louis Washington Cleveland New York games. Scorers include Cleveland 6 2 over New York and Detroit 4 3 over Boston. Standings show Athletics 71 33 and Detroit 68 43 in a tight pennant race.
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Chicago
Athletics
Coolmbs
Lapp
Walsh
Sullivan
Bender
Thomas
Baker
Kreitz
Detroit
Boston
Pape
Carrigan
Mullin
Stanage
St. Louis
Washington
Johnson
Street
Nelson
Clarke
Cleveland
New York
Clevelands
Ford
Sweeney
Gregg
Fisher
W.L
Cleveind
Petroit
Si Washtn
N.york
St Louis
Louis
Cinemti
Pitschre
Brookln
Philada
National League results from New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia
Baseball scores Across cities National League games at New York New York Cincinnati 10 Cincinnati 4 first game New York 15 Cincinnati 2 24 game Brooklyn 8 Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 7 Philadelphia 0 Boston 12 Chicago 8 Chicago pitchers listed Boston standings Tri State League results Reading Harrisburg 2 Wilmington 3 Altoona 2 York 9 Lancaster 2 first game York 2 Lancaster 9 second game Trenton 10 Johnstown 2 standings and team records included
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New York
Cincinnati
Ames
Myers
Keele
Clark
Crandall
Smith
McLean
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Batteres
Burke
Scanlon
Erwin
Ferry
Camnitz
Gibson
Philadelphia
St. Lois
Steele
Bliss
Moore
Spencer
Boston
Chicago
Pardue
Kling
Richter
Archer
Tristate League
Reading
St.Harrisburg
Manning
Philbin
Jessop
Mays
Wilmington
Altoona
Baxter
Pierre
Scott
York
Lancaster
Culp
Kane
Wallace
Warren
Chabech
Rementer
Trenton
Johnstown
Stanley
Stroh
Halford
Kerr
Wife shoots husband in Patchogue quarrel
In Patchogue New York on August 18 Thomas Fnihim a bookmaker who recently inherited a fortune was shot multiple times at his home after a quarrel with his wife Mrs Pailum. Police say she claims the act was in self defense and she was arrested.
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Patchogue
Thomas Fnihim
Pailum
Roosevelt Hello New Granddaughter and Picnic Plans
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Mrs Roosevelt announce the birth of a daughter in San Francisco. Mother and child are in satisfactory condition. The young father telegraphed the news. The baby is the first Roosevelts generation in the family. Mrs Roosevelt Jr was Eleanor Butler Alexander of New York. Their marriage on June 20, 1910, was a notable society event. Arrangements for Middletown Valley’s 25th annual Sunday School reunion on August 26 are in progress in the grove southeast of Middletown. Speakers listed include Rex Hedrick and Rev Hines. The Young People’s Chorus will sing. Yellow Springs Band is engaged. The Sixth Massachusetts Regiment and other New England military groups may join the Fifth on its Atlanta trip.
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Theodore Roosevelt
San Frrancisco
Cal
Roosevelts
New York
Middletown Valley
Grove
Middletown
Rex Hedrick
Westminster
Carroll County
Hines
Burkittsville
J. W. Gentyler
Geo. A Snyder
Young People’s
Springs
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Johnstone
Lake Michigan
William R. Badger
St. Croix Johnstone
Grant Park
Baldwin
Hariig
I Trenton
Lancasty
Wilming
Roosevelt
Massacchusetts Regoment
Hagland
Atlanta
Luli
Bartholomay
Chester
William H. Shipley
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the Frederick News
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