News of the State and Regional Updates
Public school openings announced for Anne Arundel County on September 17. Cumberland reports deaths and wills, including Charles Morton Stewart and Mahala King. Local officials discuss free delivery, street paving, and bank stock sale records. Several arrests and incidents noted in Rockville, Cumberland, and Hagerstown areas.
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Mardela Springs
Salisbury
Anne Arundel County
Louise Potts
Jacksonette
Wannapacaccca
T. E. Crenshaw
Manchester
Cambridge High School
Barney Dilley
Cumberland
Hayes
Secretary of the Navy
Baltimore
Daniel Hemphill
Cecil Farmers’ Club
James H. Maxwell
Farmington
Mabel Matthews
North East
Pleasant Hill
Cecil County
Mary Windsor
Z. A. Windsor
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
William T. Conlehan
Andrew J. Peseumeir
New York
Europe
Hazelwood
John M. Badly
Charles Morton Stewart
Towson
Mahala King
George 3
King
Hyattatown
Maxwell
Electric Hillminsting Company
Second National Bank of Town
John H. H. Lewis
Franklin Mills
United States Postal
Chasinger
Rockville
Washington and Rockvilla Railway Company
John B. Morrow
Ellicos City Times
Board of Commissioners
Washington County
Maude Smith
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tha Ardinger Brothers
St ' S
Hagarstown
Ashington County
Local Auction Eclipsed by Odd Mirth and Market Quote Mix
A fragment notes an auctioneer Charles B. Fouts to sell tomorrow for Frank Lerch at the late cafe of Charles D. Doll on West Patrick street. It also records a garbled market quote from The Local Mart with grain and corn prices and a casual, surreal poem-like commentary on truth, ignorance, and travel.
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Paris
Charles B. Fouts
Frank Lerch
Charles D. Doll
West Patrick Street
Brewer's Alley
Tavenna
Democrats Eye Col. L. Victor Baughman in Sixth District
In a Maryland district, key Democrats discuss Col. L Victor Baughman as a possible Congress nominee. Despite Baughman’s reluctance, supporters tout his conservative record and integrity as a unifying choice, while other names like Johan B Shannon and Major Chas. A. Little are also mentioned. The Sixth District Democratic convention is set for Rockville on September 5 with a lengthy slate of county delegates.
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Denver
Haltmore
Pestercay
L. Victor Baughman
Congress
Vollice
Colous Baughman
Johan B.shannon
Allegeny County
Office of Register of Wills
Babr Lee
Montgomery County
Chas. A. Little
Washington County
Rockville
William T. Chiswell
J. EB. B. Wood
Charles N. Hargett
S. F. Thomas
Ira J. McCurdy
FP. E. Bussard
G. FR. Stottlemyer
EB. T. Frizzell
Wm. Morrison
J. R. Stottlemyer
Al Field Big Minstrels Band Concert Delights Audiences
The 20 musician Walter Booth soloist leads M B Gates band in a patriotic concert during the Al G Field Big Minstrels parade on Tuesday August 28. The brass ensemble promises stirring music from standard and up-to-date selections inspiring pride and spirited movement among listeners.
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M. B. Gates
al. G. Field
Walter Booth
Carnet
Seuss
al. G. Field Big Minstrels
Angus Storms Predict Turbulent Weather in Late August
Weather watchers note Hicks predicted storms from August 22 to 24 with high temperatures and low barometer around the new moon of the 21st. Conditions may continue into Vulcan and Venus periods through the 25th to 30th, increasing atmospheric turmoil as the moon crosses the celestial equator.
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Angus
Hicks
Bankrupt Beard and Two Ohio Officials Seek Relief
In bankruptcy filings in the US District Court in Baltimore, William T. Beard of Brunswick, a Baltimore and Ohio tracker, petitions for relief showing $178 debt and no assets. Georges W. Young, a Baltimore and Ohio peaceman of Brunswick, owes $153.91 with no assets. Norvey W. Ridgeway, a Baltimore and Ohio fireman of Brunswick, owes $202.85 with no assets. All petitions filed with Smith & Selden for attorneys.
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William T. Beard
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
United States
Baltimore
Smith & Selden
Georges W. Young
Norvey W. Ridgeway
Romney man survives turtle attack on Potomac
John Fisher of Romney West Virginia faced a ten minute attack by a large turtle while crossing the South Branch of the Potomac. Unable to defend himself beyond a paddle, Fisher fought the reptile as it battered him from end to end of the boat before the creature returned to the water.
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John Fisher
Romney
W. Va
Potomac
Ofer
Railroad upgrades planned at Boyds for faster trains
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad contemplates improvements at Boyds in Montgomery county and along the Metropolitan district to speed meetings of trains. Dow siding at Boyds will be extended about 800 feet and sidings along the Metropolitan act from 800 to 2000 feet.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Acme
Boyds
Montgomery County
Boyde
County Court Indicted in Morgan County Va
Morgan County court members Eli Rice D Householder and D Mower face indictment for duties and corruption. One charge claims they each earned more than two dollars daily for services. Chapel event: Mountain Chapel clerk to be held August 25 in the grove beside the church.
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County Court
Morgan County
Haz Wean Soceee
Eli Rice
D. T. Householder
3. D. Mower
Cleared Of Suspects In Imperial City Assault
A chaotic report from August 22 describes imperial city events with troops repelling attackers at the palace gates. The 14th Sah Cavalry reportedly dispersed about two thousand Bosers over miles near the front, with injuries to five Americans and others noted as wounded.
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Wararnema
Cis
Imperial
Sah
Gen. Coates
Airey
Bryan and Wellington to Address Morgan's Grove Fair
Morgan's Grove Fair Association officials plan an interstate political gathering at Sheppardstown West Virginia on September 3 and 6 with speakers likely including William Jennings Bryan and United States Senator George L Wellington. Wellington indicates he hopes to attend, health permitting, and John T McGraw of Grafton pledges support. About 25 000 attendees are expected from West Virginia Maryland and Virginia.
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the Grove
Shepperdstown
W.va
William Jennings Bryan
United States
George L. Wellington
Cumberland
Wellington
Morgan's Grove
John T. McGraw
Grafton
W. Va
Bryan
Peope
West Virginia
Maryland Andirginia
Pastor to Wed In Lutheran Church Union
Initiations are out announcing the wedding of Rev. Wm. E. Wheeler pastor of the Lutheran church of Woodaboro to Miss Lily Lindner of Baltimore to take place on Tuesday August 28 at the Second English Lutheran church in that city. Picnic Postponed At Urpans grand picnic and entertainment of St. Ignatius Catholic church postponed until Saturday. Picnic to be held in Mrs Grindexs woods at the foot of Sugar Loaf Mountain. Assistant Librarian Miss Jeasie Thomas daughter of Prof. Orvas Thomas of this city appointed Assistant librarian of the Bureau of Ethnology Washington. Miss Thomas was the only applicant to pass a successful examination.
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Salvationists
Salvation Army
Mt. Airy
Adjt
Jos. Kemp
W. of
Jenkins
Richard Howells
Quaker City
Army
Wm. E. Wheeler
Lutheran Church of
Woodaboro
Lily Lindner
Baltimore
St. Ignatius Catholic Church
Urpans
Jeasie Thomas
Orvas Thomas
Bureau of Ethnology
Washington
Misa Thomas
Constable Appointed in Petersville District
The Board of County Commissioners appointed Robert D. Weber as constable for Petersville district yesterday. Amory Nelaca resigned from the post. Weather conditions likely reduced attendance and size of events at Gettysburg.
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Board of County Commissioners
Robert D. Weber
Petersville
Pee Amory Nelaca
Wealth's Drawbacks Of A Sudden Fortune In Chicago
A woman once poor and living in McKeesport now worth about 300000 laments loss of privacy. Neighbors avoid her and every visitor brings new schemes and letters asking for handouts or investment advice. She plans to stay in her two story home, wary of riches transforming life, while enduring constant attention and scrutiny.
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Berretdtore
Ascoarc
McKeesport
Bas
Westth Bay
John McCadrey
Chicago
Houge S Hine
Personal notices from Frederick and nearby areas
A string of personal visits and travel notes from Frederick and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs Wm Neidig visiting Kearneysville, W V, Edwin Devilblas in Fredrick on business, Miss Tousse Payne visiting Middle Town relatives, Mrs W P Minon visiting J A Williamson, J Edward Lutz spending the day here, Mrs T Edgar Brust visiting Milton Engle, Wm Schroeder in Baltimore, Miss Isabelle Taylor visiting C C Waters, Cyrus Thoman going to Boston for Ethnology work, Rebecca Claggett and Jessie Bowlus at Blue Mountain House, Dougram family returning from Oopan Grove, and others staying at Willow Glen Farm with Reed, Espey, and Grey from Washington.
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Wm. Neidig
Kearnaysville
W. Va
Edwin Devilblas
Liberty
Fredrick
Mies Tousse Payne
North Market Street
Middletown
W. P. Minon
Rockville
J. A. Williamson
Court Square
J. Edward Lutz
T. Edgar Brust
Waynesboro
Milton Engle
Wm. E Schroeder
Baltimore
Isabelle Taylor
C.C. Waters
East Church Street
Cyrus Thoman
Boston
Bureau of Ethnology
Rebecca Claggett
East Patrick Street
Jessie Bowlus
West Third Street
Blue Mountain House
Joseph Dougram
Nellie Douglass
East Third Street
Oopan Grove
Meenr
Beianidt
Edward Espey
Clifford Grey
Washington
Willow Glen Farm
Frederick
Forerall Funeral Notices From Brad Dock and Lime Kiln
The infant Keefer, son of Mr and Mrs James Crampton of Brad dock, died and was buried yesterday after house services led by Rev S A Hedges. Interment at Zion. A T Rice Sons funeral directors. The infant Wm H Odex, son of Mr and Mrs W B Odex of Lime Kiln, funeral held today at 9 from parental home. Rev Strayer of Buckeystown conducted services. Interment at Me Olivet Cemetery. C C Carty funeral director.
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Keefer
James Crampton
Braddock
S. A. Hedges
Mr. Strayer
Buckeystown
Me. Olivet Cemetery
C. C. Carty
Death of Taney Clary Aged 153 at Woodville District
Taney Clary aged 153 died August 11 at his parents home in Woodville district after a brief illness. Funeral was at Locust Grove church August 11 at 3 p.m. Rev. Samuel K. Utz of New Market led the service. Pallbearers included Wm. Schell Nolan Dayhoof Bruce Thomgeon Orlando Dayhoof L. T. Lewis. Good Templars Picnic at Wildwood Park marked by absence of Rev. Sam P. Jones due to illness. Mass of attendees exceeded expectations with Rev. Chas. Scanlon present to assist. About 600 people attended. Exhibit of chickens by Mesers. Birely and Harley at Prince George's county fair in Upper Marlboro. Deputy Sheriff Charlee P. Troxell notified Robert M. Montgomery of Point of Rooks as deputy sheriff.
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Taney Clary
John Clary
Woodville
Locust Grove Church
Samuel K. Utz
New Market
Wm. Schell
Nolan Dayhoof
Bruce Thomgeon
Orlando Dayhoof
L. T. Lewis
Good Templars
G. T
Wildwood Park
Mk. Airy
Sam P. Jones
Chas. Scanlon
Birely and
Harley
Prince George's County Fair
Upper Marlboro
Admiral Dewey household economy urged by Wagaman
Isanoglse and Wagaman highlight Admiral Dewey’s frugal habits and distrust of leaders in stores. He avoids shops that discount one item at cost, preferring establishments that price all goods fairly. The Wagaman store at No 12 North Market Street is praised for honest pricing and a wide selection.
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Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Hays
Stors
Everse
Je & Wagam
North Market Street
Raver
Arcend
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HE Daily News
Faather
O. Wi
Meemmares
Tax News
W. L. Moone
KEW
Nunes Equity
McSherry
Equity J.B
Ivy
Guy Roser
Jas, E. Walker & Co
Neidig & Miller
News OF the State
Westardsy
Z .Y. Hargett
Buabei
Kaveen
Coluut Pearte
Uchatain
Bryan and
Morgan's Grove Fair
Molt
William J. Witzenpacher
Medhicines’ Loan and Savings Institute and Mutual Insurance Company
Mechanics’ Loan Bank
Mutual Insurance Company
Bertie McKinney
Georgetown
D. C
Visitation Academy
McKinley
Mary de Sales
Gettysburg
Sidist
Caugea Asuorazce
Mes
Susan Austin
AC Athlerte Park
Athlete Park
Debe
Thomas
Coaries Wyman
Markey
Charlee Huagae
Ivy Social
Mia Sayler
Berter
Noutige
Peraresic
Ronent T Dassen
A. T. Daxwen
Wm.c. Boteler
N. Market Street
G. A. St. Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
G A. R
Ohio River
Atlantic City
Gape
Sea Tale City
Ocean City
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Caps
Sea Isle City
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Thoredaya
Niagara Falla
Querica
Royal Blue Line
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys
Switzerland of America
Camden Station
Moatee Bruns
Hagerstown
Sappington
Fev
Americas Centre
Cole Si i
Nidawly
F. B. Sappington
N. Market
SDI
Forerall
Sherif
Charlee P. Troxell
Robert M. Montgomery
Rooks
Joen Hendrickson
Calamely
Ccoll
Telly Meche Lab
Seb
Bes Banas
Sn Escuse
Sucare
Siuc Eusuase
Johs Heix Drickso
Newin & Miller
Fabhaon
Nottingham
Sap
Brussels
Anite Liberal
Busin Andras Clark
Bos
Naor & Muex
Yarket St Linton
Nelleves
Clinton Kk
Blandard
Boduce & x Thy Bic Stures Bargain Soler Tin
Berle
Geo, S
Ruoduce & LU
A. T. Rio & Sonb
A. T. Rice
Sex
Cross & Blackwell
J. Hessely Keller
DE. James
Willard
Kelisa
Patrick
Walkersville
Annie Stauffer
Flouz
Atlantic City, WN. J
Osborne
Arkansas
Pacific
N. W
Reading
Urs
R. J. Osborne
Yayne S. Eiser
Real Estate and Insurance
W. Church Street
Frederick, MD
Janetedis
Stewart P. Dean
North Marset Stzely
Wsidawis D* R. CO. Nicodemts
Alfred Ritter
Mig Penetice Sud Orpaeny
Omles
Court Sires
Msnuss
P. Levy
Levy
Leart
Goa
URIP
Charles P. Troxell Thiemproving
Joseph Carney
Jimmy
Joseph Datis
Bunker
Maryland Penitentiary
Isanoglse & Wagaman
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