Local notices and sports At St Johns College grounds events
A 6:15 pm program on the College Grounds features athletic events with I A U members participating. An Agricultural Park speed trial saw stallion Gircula clock half mile in 1 16.3 and mare Seevens around track in 1 174. Baltimore aims to boost September Show with Merchants’ exhibits and Emans Hall at 5 and 1 F W Baltimore street invites attendance. Basil T. Gerlitz appeals Governor for clemency or respite for son Elvin in murder case. Governor declines interference but hints possible later executive action.
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P. A
WSS
Agricultural Park
Gircula
Seevens
George Smith
Baltimore
Igitac
Retty
Ehm
Aems Hall
Baltimore Street
Basil T. Gerlitz
Cumberland
Deer
Tothis
Maryland Exposition Preparations for Baltimore Event
Elaborate preparations under way for the Maryland Exposition in Baltimore from September 9 to 14 featuring a monster parade, industrial displays, a Sham Battle with 50 bands, massed band desert, a Post Office dedication, and a Maryland Grand Ball. Fort Alc Senry bombardment planned for Friday the 8th with 8000 men and US regiments. Train lines offer round trip fares from all stations east of the Ohio River September 7 to 14.
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Maryland
Fort Alc- Senry
United States
Maryland Oyster Navy
Bowery
Imlico
Baltimore
Ohio River
Jury Deliberates on Burgess Death in Coroner's Inquest
The Liberty and Johnsville coroner's jury weighed evidence on Brish W. Burgess's death amid claims of suicide or homicide by his son in law John Nelson Baird. Dr Schwell and Prof Wilson found strychnine in samples, with testimony detailing Burgess's statements and alleged access to poison. The panel, including State's Attorney Bickeberger, adjourned with no verdict yet, as Grand Jury review looms and further witnesses are expected.
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Liberty
Johnsville
Brish W. W. Burgess
Tur News
John Nelson Baira- Wealey
Dr. Schwel
Burgess
Willy Silly
Messrs
Thomas S. Reisier
Loyd Reisler
Ailton Stach
Henry Bn
de. Schwell
Jobneville
Wittess
Heystock
Constable Sneadner
Pierce B. Wilson
Baltimore University School of Medicine
Professor Wilson
James Brightwell
Brightwell
Burgess Place
Mary Burgess
Baird
Burgees
A. E. Ramsburg
Woodeboro
Dr. Weaver
Union Bridge
John Nelson Baird
Burges
Miss Burgess
Fed
Grand Jury
Local Interest Briefs Jumped From Potatoes to Parlor News
A mixed local notes page records Howard Scone raising 50 lucneis of potatoes from 23 bushels planted at Yellow Syringe, a Middletown valley resident Solomon Lighter dies in Kishima Iowa aged 69, and various society items. Also mentions a guest list, visits, a sprained ankle, and several local health ads and notices.
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Howard Scone
Solomon Lighter
Middletown Valley
Kishima
Grondy County
Iowa
Gep
Boteier
Lexington
McDuell
Wevertor
Washington County
Bellste Ringing Bell Announces Local Wedding
The wedding of Mice Ihahna Mall of Braddock and Luther Snyder of Baltimore is announced for next Wednesday at 8 PM at the United Brethren parsonage in this city.
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Mice Ihahna Mall
Braddock
Luther Snyder
Baltimore
United Brethren Parsonage
Bikes and cyclists buy safety roadsters in city sale
A Columbia Light Roadster Safety bicycle was bought yesterday by L. L. Mullin az from John A. Kennedy, agent of the city. N. A. Wood, secretary of the F C Y M G A, has purchased nine Victor Safety Bicycles.
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Columbia
L. £. Mulliniz
John A. Kennedy
N. A. Wood
Victor Safaty
Village notices and local incidents across several towns
Items from Middle town Mechanicstown Walkersville Liberty and Boonsboro report a building foundation being laid at a home, harvest services planned, a five three story addition, a veteran in poor health, a well attended festival, and continued travel news between Esitimore and Hagerstown. A 181 year old linen table cloth is described, a celest school opens in Boonsboro, and a horse shot in a field near Petersville. A new Liberty bridge, estate sales, a Bark Bill post office, an unusual two egg artifact, horse and buggy theft, and a Baltimore preacher visiting round out the roundup of local items.
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Wakersville Enterprise
A.G. Staudfer
Hench
Gls Je Reformed Church
Charles Gilbert
John McClellan
Yellow Springs
G. A. BR
Stauffer’s Hall
The
Valley Register
Lela Bowera
Jefferson
Boonsboro
T.1 Rudy
Corporation
Thomas Mackenzie
Petersville
George Alfred Townsend
Gath
Gapland
South Mountain
Barrer
Liberty
Lee H. Simmons
Buckeystown
Jesse CG. Engel
Montvale Springs
Tenn
Maryville
Lete Jas. L. Riddiemoser
Mt. Pleasant
George Best
Bark Bill
Carrell County
Middletown
Alustontown
Josiah Deho
Randolph Dorsey
B. IT
Nicodemus
C. E. M.galleigh
Frederick Circuit
Methodist Protestant Church
Feats and Follies Highlight Odd Pages from Local News
A long list of municipal curiousities follows. Doves are shot in a meadow as a law protecting them lapses. A black snake interrupts a church service near Beaver Creek before being killed. A Harrrerstown machinist allegedly eats twenty raisin pies in two hours while wagers swirl. A widow from Middletown undergoes eye removal at Baltimore Hue Ear and Throat Hospital. Walter Stewart narrowly escapes drowning crossing Dome Pipe Creek. Art Zion and Jeffareon Reformed churches elect Rev. B. R. Carnahan. a joint call is extended. Professor S. G. Galloway unveils a pear leaf blight and apple mildew remedy using a fungicide, with trials across 50 000 plants daily at four dollars and seventy-five cents per application.
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George W. Nyman
Christian Church
Beaver Crees
Edward Williams
Harry Summers
Ha Rerstown
Gourmand
Sommers
Art. Zion and
Jeffareon
B. R. Carnahan
Keedysville
Washington County
Samuel Hargett
Carnahan
Proessor
G. Galloway
Department of Agriculture
Westminster Social Evening At City Hotel
Entertainment at Westminster featured a full dress social Wednesday night at the City Hotel. A committee including Miss Pauline Trambo and Miss Julis McKennip organized the reception with Mrs. Wm. Fletcher and others among many visiting ladies and couples attending refreshments at midnight.
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Westminster
City Hotel
Pauline Trambo
Julis McKennip
Mesere
Wm. E. Everkam
Charles Dagan
Arthur F. Smith
Frask Z
F. H. Bogis
Magraw
Mise Jackson
Charles E. Smith
George Wysham
Biz. Jones
Misses Jones
Jennie Fenton
Vand
Charles =. Stewart
J. Sherb Neal
Baltimore
Pauline McNair
Emamitsburg
Florence Gazzam
Carrolicn
Misses Hay
York
jMisses
Minnie
Fannie Thompson
Gittings
Washington
Nellie Walbauga
Lutterville
Miesee Ray
Gertrude Grove
Sharpsburg
Mid
Nellie Parraz
Calvert County
Beitie
Gasvie Shriver
Avondale
Butler S Sr. moved home after injury in fall
Mr Charles Butler Jr of New Market arrives to take his father, injured weeks ago from a fall off steps, home. Infant Jobo Merble, son of Mutea Houck near Reich's Fond, died yesterday of cholera infantum with funeral today at 10 in the Olivet Cemetery prepared by Rev. John Kantner and F. Schroeder. A baby found near the Gas House on East Patrick Street, appears abandoned, noted for Havana tobacco sold for 5 cents. manufactured by Lewis F. Wucemaul. WCTU Carroll county holds third annual convention at St. Paul’s Reform Church Union Bridge with officers elected and messages from Baltimore and Union Bridge.
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Charles Riehl
Westepatrick Street
Mes
Robbie Wernsing
Balti Race
Mica Maggie Sahm
East Third Street
Laura Grove
Lime Kiin
John C. White
Kansas
Guy
John Bowers
East Patrick Sirest
Daces W. Hisenhauer
Brown
M. L. Stephens
Washington, D. C
Grove
E. B. Eschbach
Limeatoneville
Fanny Graham
Washington
B. V. Brown
Neice
Baltimore
Wm. J. Grove
Lime Barn
Welter Krepz
South Carolina
Annie Stull
Mijeses Young
Ohio
Mary Ridenour
Myersville
Sophia Crist
C. Houston Elickt
Willem Gilbert
J. Gilbert
Liberty
Woodsboro
Mechanicstown
Missen Ance
Cara MM. Koogle
Algersville
J. A. Lynch
W. S. Pareers
Adelphus Feardnake
Washington Grove
Boonstore Times
G. L. Sieley
D. D
Reformed Church
Susan Kefauver
Robrersville
Rohrersville
George Kefauver
George C. Snyder
South Potomac Straat
Will
Charles 5. Butler, Jr
New Arset
New Market
Mr Butler, Sr
Hest
Jobo Merble
Mutea Houck
Reich
John Kantner
East Patrick Street
Lewis F. Wucemaul
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Carroll County
St. Paul's Reform Church
Union Bridge
Sesmoon
Hoffman
F. E. Wilson
Mica Hibbard
Shipfey
Westminster
W. J. Chilton
Mfg Go
Market Street
Frederick
Albuin
Faonfedeerate Woneyw
George Windhuest & Son
Park Ave
Brent
Third Street
Dr. T
Ender
Booth Market St
Castle
Harneas
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Towm Clarion
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Hagerstown
Pen Mar
W. A. Conner
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Hue, Ear and Throat
Woods
Walter Stewart
Dome Pipe Creek
Stewart
Mullinix & Kemp
Cfood
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G. L Hood
Danask
Hendrckson
Cline & CO
Eifteen
John L. Sullivan
Jall
George Brust & Co
West Patrick Street
Brs
A. P. Sellman
Barnesville
Gugdsdewest
Dyas
CIA
Arket Street
Frederick, Md
East Patarick Street
Brussels
Cash
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Pines
Valentine
Attech
Joan F. Stine
Frederick and Jefferson
Whipp
Experiente Oxro News Office
Chas
H. Worthington
Amerile
Myers
Morder
East Fourth Street
Horano Waters
Aca
Aean Grocer
Darara
Mt Oearlines
Patrick Street
S. Mf. T
Atthia
Pariog
Johnstown
George W. Webb
West Patrice
George
Boutework
H.G- Welty
H. G. Welty
Ofice
Elidiw Pe Ee KY
North Market Sr
Sewlaz
Sugiidiwt
Central Hotel
RB. V. Smith
Supiédiw Orth Frederick
Corporation Unitil I
East Ith Street
Daniel Hendrickson
Suplidiws
Ghn Gilpin
John Gipin
Tom Broze
George Brast & Co
Patrick St
W. Patrick Street
Brant& Co
Bantz
Lewie M. Histol
Zegister’s Ofice
City Hall
Amory Minse
Oppo
Grandpa
Cisy
Joka Hershberger
Sumzer
Suhber Uylerr
Geats’ Reckwezr
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