State News and Local Notes From Yesterday and Today
The State board of tax appeals will meet in Annapolis today. Albiona Poole of Carroll County died aged 74. A contract was awarded for a new Methodist church in Annapolis. Naval cadets have returned and take a month’s leave. Mount Ararat Trotting Association held its ninth annual races. Kent land sales show rising values. Christian Brothers retreat concluded at Ammendals Normal Institute. A novel bicycle tournament occurred in Anne Arundel. Maryland coast life saving efforts to be increased. Primaries set for September 15 in Dorchester for the Democratic county ticket. A petition favors retaining a school mistress. Lands in Garrett County glades available at low prices. Lucretia G. Martin buried in Greenmount Cemetery. Contracts awarded for Woolley Chapel ME Church in Annapolis to J. Lewis Gardner for 18866. John E. Horst and Marion DeK. Smith attended the Prince George's county fair at Upper Marlboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Ararat
Amodaon
Barford
Kent
Christian Brothers
Ammendals Normal Institute
Anne Arundel
Worcester
Maryland
Dorchester
Avan Arande
Garrett County
Lucretia G. Martin
Brookeville
Montgomery County
Greenmount Cemetery
Baltimore
Wooley Chapel
M.E. Church
Annepolis
J. Lewis Gardner
John E. Horst
Marion Dek. Smith
Prince George's County
Upper Marlboro
Heatwave Breathes Through The Night In Summer Humidity
A scorching July night described as one of the hottest of the season with oppressive humidity and still air. Clouds looked for rain but moonlight returned, and the recent shower only worsened the humid mood until a cooling rain arrives.
War veteran recounts cold march to Hanover in snow
Rufus Mead, former Fifth Connecticut veteran and current member of a regiment granting Antietam and other settlements, recalls marching from Frederick to Hanover along the National Pike through deep winter snow. Washington County commissioners appeared as witnesses in the Rows case yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Mead
Fifth Connecticut
Apany
Antietam
Settiefields
Thalr
Frederick
Hancock
National Pike
Clecais Court
Board of County Commissioners of
Washington County
Electric railroad project moves toward stock sale completion
Promoters of the Frederick and Middletown electric railroad press to dispose of the remaining stock, with only 2750 dollars left to sell and construction plans awaiting final funding. They praise local support, emphasize home labor for building, and urge public action to accelerate the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carvassers
Frederick and
Middletown
Board of Managers
Frederick
Hotel Arrivals List From Yesterday Noon
Arrivals logged since yesterday noon include numerous travelers from counties and cities across Maryland Pennsylvania and Ohio. Names noted include J. C. Johnson E. Milnor Silas Hines Frederick Hoffman James Elgin Frank Young James Thompson Charles Martin Joseph W. Lakin and many others with affiliations to Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and beyond. Multiple counties such as Montgomery and St Marys are represented along with towns like Gettysburg Hagerstown and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crrr Horm
J. C. Johnson
E. Milnor
Silas Hines
Wm. Nelson
Frederick Hoffman
James HR. Elgin
Frank Young
James Thompson
Charles Martin
Patrick
Joseph W. Lakin
Philadelphia
N.M. Hayworth
A. W. Dove
A.J. MacDonald
G. B. Fisher
J. L Johnson
J. M. Hawkins
H. E. Lapus
Stanley Baker
J. J. Brown
A.R. Clay
K Bennett
KE. L. O'Donnell
M. J. Dade
O. W
A. Hartner
Baltimore County
Peter A. Kelley
Hardisburg
Henry Ting
Poolesville
B. B. Eason
Weast
Virginia
L. H. Wagner
Buffalo
Guerr Houa
W. B. Spaniding
Gettysburg
F. W. Spotten
Columbia
J. W. Rosestein, Jr
St. Mary's County
H. Stauffer
Fire damages threshing yard near Druid Hill, Virginia
County correspondence reports a threshing machine fire at Albert Baughman's wheat yard. Wind helped spread the blaze, burning the yard but sparing nearby structures and horses. No insurance carried. Also notes spring changes, visits from Vivian, Uncle James, Jacob Sister and Frank, and anglers on Calcoton Creek near Taylorstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druid Hill
E. W. Goodhart
Albert Baughman
Northwest Hill
Vivian
James
Ellicott I City
Loudun
Mr. Jacob
Frank
Washington, D. C
Jonas Slater
Calcotin Creek
Taylorstown
Rehearsal for Senior Order Anniversary in City
The orchestra rehearsed in the YMCA parlor last evening for the fiftieth anniversary of the Senior Order of United American Mechanics. Albert Wallis directed the rehearsal and musicians are progressing well with their selections. The celebration is set for Monday afternoon and evening, September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of United American Mechanics
Albert Wallis
Pennsylvania Railroad Train Gus in Frederica Mishap
A Pennsylvania Railroad passenger train Gus in Frederica near Bruceville at 6.20 last evening had a slight mishap when the rear car air brake loosened and the rod fell to the tracks. The train halted promptly with no damage reported and the issue temporarily rectified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gus
Frederica
Bruceville
Local Visit Highlights Miss Parker Siianer in Pittsburg
Miss Nella Parker Siianer of Pittsburgh, guest of Mira C. Louise McSherry of East Second Street, Upper East, travels today to Big Core Tsanery in Pennsylvania, the family country residence. Miss Skinner captivates visitors with lively charm and draws praise from her many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nella Parker Siianer
Pittsburg
Mira C. Louise McSherry
Second Street
East
Big Core
Tsanery
Pennsylvania
Skinner
Bette
Death of ex police justice Dufiy shocks New York
A dispatch reports the death of Patrick G Dulfy once a city police justice and schoolteacher who rose to mayoral appointment. Born in Ireland, he served as a judge known for his drunks and disorderlies rulings. He married Mamie Cullen in Brooklyn in 1894 and left a lasting local impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duxfty
New York
Tome Raver
Patrick G Dulfy
Thin City
Mamie Cullen
Brooklyn
Arrests and shootings across cities and counties
A colored man matching the description of Wilson was captured in Loudoun County Virginia and held briefly before witnesses proved a mistaken identity. he was released. Reports from Pittsburgh note a possible Knights Templar conclave in 1898 at Pittsburgh. In Pittsburg James Getty, a councilman and liquor wholesaler, was shot by ex hotel owner Alexander Hutchinson over a hotel lease dispute. Hutchinson surrendered. East Liverpool reports George Hinckathorn, 20, fired two revolvers at five people then tried to swim the Ohio River before capture. Prisoners William Frazier and William Laing were recaptured at Magnolia West Virginia. In Cleveland a strike at the Hop Nail Works ended with wage increases and workers to resume. Prince Christian and Princess Maud’s betrothal will be proclaimed September 3. A local notice cites a remedy for cholera and diarrhoea curing two patients after four doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Loudoun County
Virginia
Frederick
Hay
Pittsburg
Pittssur
James Getty
Amez
aLexander Hutchinson
Merchants’ Hotel
Thin City
Getty
Willet
Hutchinson
East Liverpool
George Hinckathorn
Ohio
Hackathorn
Early Glover Root Tea Advertises Cure for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement promotes Early Glover Root Tea as a remedy for indigestion constipation and bowel trouble. Albert L. Pearre sells various health products including cough care and Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy from Etchison Building San Diego. The copy touts recalls of cures by named sellers and emphasizes testimonials and affordable pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Pearre
Sweeney
San Diego
Cal
Albert L. Pearrs
Etchison Suilding
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the Daily News
News OF the State
Westerday
State Board of Tax Appeale
Annapolis
Albiona Poole
Carroll County
Ansapore
Syaurihing
Rya Crus Gee
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisgo
Souteville
Penny Royal
Pitts
Sarcreer
Rene
Madden
Phiten
Tae Electeia Road
Sowna
Carlisle
Carso
Geo. A. Gilbert
Max
Markel St
Frederick, Md
Pairaverrura
J A Bachman & Co
Bachman
Ikem
Fim
Wilkoos
Candifate Lownder
Baltivore
Llord Lowniles
Herculee
Bat Schule
Bercdles
Wielcha
Breurson
Cape of Throat
Lang
Wilte
Mie
Zibert L
Bay Youtsaw
Pitteberg
Bosros
Ban Lo
Knights
CowprRta Np Md
Wiliam Frazier
Ana Whliam Laing
Elx
Jnil
Magnolia
Wva
Cleveland
Trincen Vand
Barlin
Copenhazen
Christian of
Denmark
Maud of Wales
Pinus of Wales
Rhodie Noah
Chamberlain
Col.e
Marc Sibley
Sidert
Mich
A.aPearre
W. K. Rods
Mt. Airy
Sklob
Oréale
Albert L. Pancra
Brohwon
Grown Chemical
Pomon
Carty
Bisia
MD. Loox
Fahrney
Fahrney & Bon
Erstows
Dowile
THE
Parks Mfg Co
Dillon
Bie Mans
Mass
City Hall
Derick
Baker
EL Moony
Baptust
Nepemset
Bcintica
Avarage
MIT Stonbraarer
F. Lirensburg
Drugstt
North Werke
War St
Chicard
Schley Bros
Frederick. Mastland
Sve Vis
W. H. B. Etchison
South Martes St . Frederick, Md
Ming
Cgaidler
Cattiogae
CaLis
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