Rain Delays Local Ball Games and Changes in Tri City Teams
Rain forced off Frederick vs Hagerstown, creating two double headers this week. Martinsburg keeps its core while Hagerstown and Frederick rebuild, with pitchers shifting and several veterans rejoining. Umpire changes and a 15 inning tie with Chambersburg highlight a season of weather, roster movement, and competitive drift.
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Royals
Jupiter Pluvius
Frederick
Hagerstown
Buds
Martinsburg
Washington
Tri-City
R. R. Ritchey
Walter McAfee
Mac
Ump McAfee
Brown
Maloy
Stevens
Detroit
Steve
Walter Johnson
Tigers
Shaw
Bentley
Harper
Ron
Herrell
Frederick Hurler
Morris
Weeme
Chambersburg
Quaker City
Ump
Gus Doerner
Umps
Tri-City League Standings and Schedule Report
Tri City League standings list Martingburg Frederick Hagerstown and Nagerstown Martinsburg with records and winning percentages. Yesterday’s result notes Nagerstown Martinsburg rain delays. Today no game due to rain. tomorrow Hagerstown at Frederick with Moffecker and Stricker as opposing artists on the hit.
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Nagerstown
Martinaburg
Moffecker and Stricker
Former resident Charles H Steiner dies in Baltimore
Charles H Steiner formerly of this city died Sunday in Baltimore at his sister Mrs. Oscar Firestone’s home. He was the eldest son of General John A Steiner and Mary Brunner Steiner. Survived by two sisters and a brother, he lived much of his life in the West and Dayton. Funeral at Baltimore tonight then burial in Frederick with Columbia Lodge A F and A M and Jacques le Molay Commandery Knights Templar assisting. C C Carly in charge.
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Charles H. Steiner
Fit Olivet
Charles J. Steiner
Baltimore
Oscar Firestone
West Fayette Street
Steiner
John A
Mary Brunner Steiner
Alty
West
Dayton
Ohio
Kate Steiner
Edward K. Steiner
1T. John's Lodge
A. F
A. Masons
Unita
Reeg Commandery
K. T
Scottish Rite Masons
C. C. Carly
Death notices and community updates from Savage and beyond
Miss Susan Renn of this city dies at her Savage Maryland home and will be transported here for burial at Mt Olivet with funeral director C E Cline in charge. Henry V Shryock of Waynesboro Pennsylvania dies at 82 after a week with dropsy, survived by eleven children. Just Government League of Maryland members begin a hike from Baltimore to promote woman suffrage and organize leagues in rural towns visiting Catonsville Ellicott City Jonestown Alberton Woodstock West Friendship Cooksville Lisbon Daisy Glenwood Dayton Clarkesville Laurel Savage Jessup Elkridge. Hanover Pennsylvania adds a new motor fire engine from American LaFrance Company, tested with good results. Auctioneer H R Lease sells 116 acre Morris Erb farm near McKais to Grover Carpenter at £23 per acre, known as the John Griffith place.
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Susan Renn
Savage
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline
Just Government League of
Maryland
Baltimore
Howard County
Catonsville
Enlicott City
Jonestons
Alberton
Woodstock
West Friendship
Cooksville
Lisbon
Daisy
Glenwood
Dayton
Clarkesville
Laurel
Jessup
Elkridge
H. R. Lease
Court House
Morris Erb
McKais
Grover Carpenter
John Griffith
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Ad
Warning against mercurial catarrh remedies urging prescriptions from physicians. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co and Walls Catarrh Cure as safe internal medicines made in Toledo Ohio. Includes testimonials and price.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Drugeisia
Local Captain Elevates Major Markey in Maryland Guard
Captain D John Markey of Frederick elected major of the Third Battalion First Maryland Regiment at Saunder s Range filling vacancy from Major John A Morgin s retirement now Cecil County sheriff Col Charles A Little presided Only First Regiment officers voted for major and the elevation honors a valued military man Markey is praised as highly informed on military affairs and his consent to be considered was anticipated by many connected with the unit
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D. John Markey
Frederick
Maryland
John A. Morgin
Cecil County
Saunder's Range
Maryland National Guard
Charles A. Little
Markey
Camp Weather Delays Cuplla Vote as Rain Falls Hard
The report notes a heavy rainstorm at the Sanndec camp disrupts the day’s plans and delays a vote. Officers stay on site through Saturday as weather hampers the event and preparations.
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Cuplla
Maneuvare
Sanndec
Rane
Veakly Hya
Amp
Sadurdas
Washington County School Affairs Stir Over Supervisor Fight
In Washington County politics center on school affairs as the board, now Republican, battles over appointing a trained county supervisor of schools. Names like George L. Messeremith, A. R. Spaid, Eyler, A. P. Stauffar, J. C. Byron, and Harvey E. Bomberger appear amid party tensions. A special grand jury session is planned for September 7, with John W. Wingert charged in the murder of Officer John C. Middlekauff.
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Washington County
George L. Messeremith
New Jersey
Wits
Bach
Wilhon
A. R. Spaid
Dorchester County
Ife
EB. P, Ky'er
Clark
Eyler
A. P. Stauffar
J. C. Byron
Harvey E. Bomberger
Keedy
Grand
Petit Juries
John W. Wingert
John C. Middlekauff
Frederick Native Markey Heads Local Military Unit Reorganization
Captain Markey, 31, who enlisted at 16 for the Spanish American War, organized Company A in 1905 and has led it from an armory valued near 50000. A standout athlete and YMCA president, he is seen as a top Maryland unit leader. A battalion reorganization may place him as major with a Frederick HQ and staff.
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Markey
Western Maryland College
Maryland Agricultural College
Frederick
Frederick Board of Trade
Maryland
J. Howard Hirt
Cambridge
Old Bentley House Marker Unveiled in Brooksville
A bronze tablet on the old Bentley house in Brooksville Montgomery County commemorates President James Madison taking refuge there during the War of 1812 while Washington was held by the British. The unveiling occurred yesterday.
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Old Bentley House
Old Bentley
Brooksville
Montgomery County
James Madison
Washington
Sloan's Liniment Advertisement Warns of Insect Bites
An old advertisement warns that mosquitoes and other insects breed in garbage and stagnant water and can inject diseases. It promotes Sloan's Liniment as a disinfectant for infections from bites or rusty nails and for cuts and bruises, priced at 25 cents with money back not satisfaction.
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Nelson
Sloan
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