Stop Keane to Come to Rockville in Catholic University Plan
Rockville expects Bishop Keane to stay for weeks as agent of Rev. Father Connelly. Brian Keene, president of a new Catholic university at Brook’s Station, oversees construction from Rockville. Trotting events and races are announced across Wilmington, Freda, and other tracks with meetings from September to October. New Market sees many visitors this summer including Misses Markell, Kirby, Glocker, and Mrs Potter among others.
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Keane
Rockville
Rockvile
Father Connelly
Brianp Keene
New Ctholic University
Brook's Station
Reelville
Poe Mearyhend
Delaware Cirseit
Wilmington
Freda
Wilmingon
Cimbeo
Baltimore
Eston
Dover
Briton
Frederick
New Market
New Starket
Barry Wood
T.T. Gr
Netzon
India funeral described in private letter from Cumberland
A private Cumberland letter notes Mrs Ruasil, wife of Rev A W Rudi formerly of Baltimore, died in India about two months ago. It says thousands attended the funeral, flowers filled the coffin and grove, volunteers carried the remains to the gate on their shoulders. Interment took place in Madras.
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India
Cumberland
Mre. Ruaisiil
A. W. Rudi
Baltimore
Ppa
Madris
Fatal Accident Near Westmasswater On Rail Route
A laborer named Maces Freming was struck by a moving engine on the Western Maryford rail line near the sack at the Uarca Bridge. The engineer Chas Tobey whistled but Freming did not move. Georga Siartin found injuries to the left shoulder and arm and ribs. The time noted was about four o’clock. The incident left multiple workers injured and reports mention others, including family connections in Westuinater and Meurket Space. District Good Templars meeting details follow with installations and addresses.
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Westm'sster
Westmasswater
Maryford
Maces Freming
Chastobey
Beevan
Joseph TP. Heriog
Georga Siartin
Izur
Childee
Blessigne
Westuinater
George Mehring
Meurket Space
Ocean Grove Notes of a Summer Visit and Rescue
Ocean Grove on a midsummer day with sea breakers and electric lights. A fifteen year old lad nearly drowned after slipping into a sluice. an unknown rescuer saved him, leaving him unconscious for hours. The piece describes weather, storms from Wed n es day, camps, prohibition, hotels, piers, and prominent visitors including Miss Florence Devab and others, highlighting the town’s growth and religious facilities.
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Ocean Grove
Wesley
Creas J
Dasi
Jersey
Beito
Broad Atraer
P. Pki
Trenton
Asbury Park
Marslarc
Pennsysania
Virgina
Ibis
Nasher
Aresien
Oceca Grove
Ecovera
Pestao
Young People’s Temple
Jerusalem
Calvary
Temple
Mount of Olives
Stephev
Isis
Air Asbury
Witliam D
Shome
W. Baller
L M. Rogers
Mia EL BR
Florence Devab
Carrie
Watnie Thompse
Seaday
Price of Baltimore Excursion Promises a Notable Event
The Citizens plan a Bay Ridge and Baltimore excursion with a naval display at Fort Sumter reenactment aboard the steamer Columbia. Fare is 1.75 for a two day round trip with stopovers and returns by regular trains. Other items note YMCU meeting, Independents drill, and local advertisements.
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Bay Ridge
Baltimore
Fort Sumpter
Palace
Columbia
Willeave B & O
Candidate announces cigar brand as a platform item
A self styled candidate proclaims twelve years of public service and presents The Baby Havana cigar for Scente. The claim credits manufacturer Lewis F. Kussmank with a No Saver policy and no used wrappers, signaling a promotional or satirical campaign gesture.
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Lewis F. Kussmank
Open Letter Discusses Tax Reform Aiming for Fair Mortgage Burden
The writer argues for real estate taxation based on actual property value and mortgage debt. He proposes taxing mortgagees on the full amount secured by a mortgage and adjusting levies so laborers pay about equal rates to capitalists, reducing county and state taxes to roughly 50 and 14 per hundred dollars respectively.
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Kbs
Numerous Local Visitors Arrive and Depart. County Meet
A jumble of notices reports illness and travel among Comas and Frederick residents. People from Baltimore Portsmouth and New York visit relatives and attend camp meetings. The county board reconvenes, and there are obituaries and assorted social items including a soldier’s meeting and a bald snake bite recovery.
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Moses Wolfe
Comas
Mont- Rosary County
Wm. Roelkey
Lemuel Suman
Uted Fire Company
Charles Butler
Ares
Alt
Eoxon
Ann Pusey
West Patrick Street
Wrden
W. L. Sarrizon
Pool of Rocks
Board of County Commissioners
de Braanen
Aves Branser
Baltimore
Fannie Spates
John Dedholls
Point of Rosks
Salvation Army
Tessie Kerney
A McSherry
E. 2d
Charles Beant
Alcona
J. M. Radcliff
Emory Grove
Hare
Manor Woods
Buckeystown
Jes Hallie Grosbon
Carroll Street
C. V.S. Levy
Evangelical Lutheran Suedsy School
Airc
Kittamyer
Merlin Kline
Air
George A. Gilbert Jr
Shipvensberg
L. Lily
Lovan S.psington
Cnic
J. W. Shack
Nickolas
Biss
Katie Bone
W.doab
Nanbomas
Stonroscier
Esier
Daisy Grumbine
George Schroeder
East Fouth Street
Paeliver
Wat Te Hood
Zara Sath
Esoathore Md
Mary Hagan
Frank Brown
West Virginia
McCardy
Philadelphis
George Dean
Harmony Grove
Saslie
Jennie Young
Ocio
Susie Stull
West Fourth St
Middletown
Local society notes and public happenings in Shepfords and vicinity
Notices of visiting relatives and guests in Shepfords town and nearby areas, school reopening plans, local travels and social visits, a gospel meeting announcement, a note on Syrup of Figs as a preferred remedy, a missing route incident involving Harry Blackston, and a street tramp capture leading to a jail sentence.
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H. J.D. Hagan
Dr. Winebrewer & Co
Henry Hagan
Shepfordstown
W. Va
Tra Yeakle
Baltimore
van Bennet
South Street
E. B. Milbolland
Buincore
Mollie Sauter
Washington
Mise Mollie Eisenhauer
North Market Street
Josie Loag
Bove
C. I Hotel
White Rock Yeaterday
Messie
J. A. Kenedy
Victor Marken
Eling Ramsburg
Dudley Page
Levy Mantz
Mt. Airy Camp Vectercay
Peculiar Dozen Involved in Town Carriage Accident
A young man from the Manor arrived with his dog dog, a prized poodle, in a vehicle. The dog dangled from a rope in the yard of a prominent barber, startling the owner when he returned to find the leash attached to a rope end. A doctor present arranged a water immersion test, and the dog appeared revived, sitting on the front seat with the young man.
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C. EB. Meney
Ephraim Ehire
Nine Burnt to Death in Seventh Avenue Tenement Fire
A blaze at 305 Seventh Avenue in New York City killed nine residents in a crowded tenement. Firefighters contained the flames to the original building, with suspicions of arson for insurance purposes. Police have arrested suspects as the extent of the loss is assessed. the blaze is described as heavy.
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Pris Ula
New York
Seventh Avenue
Mount Airy Camp Meeting Draws Thousands And Vehicles
The Mount Airy grove hosted a large turnout with attendees from multiple counties including Worthia, Howard, Frederick and Carroll. Reports estimate over a thousand vehicles passing through Maast Alc area, as police candidates and locals discussed key issues ahead of elections in the region.
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Mount Airy
Vehiclea
Horace Zed
Ofshing Cunties
Wortgiaery
Howerd
Fedarick
Garoll
Baltimore
Pasetzroaza
Weil-K Saan Poliisé
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Lewis M. Nixdoxt
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