Weather Shelves Argtr er Battle in Big Double Header Card
Persistent rain forces removal of key games in the Tri City League schedule. A double header is set for Hagerstown today if weather allows, with Martinsburg and Cumberland postponed. League leaders hope to finish the season by Labor Day or shift games to open days if rain persists. JupiterPluvius woes threaten completion, as officials seek a plan to avoid extending the season.
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Hagerstown
Jupiter Pluvius
Frederick
Chambersburg
Moreleon
J. Pluvius
Besn
Ares
Martinsburg
Royals
Baughman
Cumberland
Jupiter
Sol
Tri-City League Standings and Schedule Recap
Tri City League standings show Martinsburg 33 18 .647 and Frederick 24 7 .470 with Hagerstown at 19 21 .380. Yesterday no game between Hagerstown and Frederick. Schedule lists Misby at Hag and Fred at Hag with two games today.
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W. L. Pet
Martinsburg
Frederick
Hagerstown
Hagerstown-Frederick
Raio
League keeps $750 salary cap for next season
Hagestown league officials met to decide next year’s salary limit remains at 750 dollars per month per team. Clubs may carry one or two more players and pay salaries above the limit for those extra men, but no increase for the same number of rostered players. Officials fear a higher limit would boost player demands while offering similar value at 750 dollars. The plan also allows four pitchers per team instead of one.
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Hagerstown
Fire drains two stories of Jefferson general store
A fire at Marriott and Marriott store in Jefferson caused about 2100 in damage before control. Miss Marriott discovered the blaze around 1 am and alerted her brother. Fire fought for over an hour and a half, plaster and flooring trapped flames, with 200 townspeople alerted by bell. Building owner listed as Miss Eva Ann Feaster. Also notes Barber Shop relocation and horse show wins at Charles Town with Frederick Horses winner Nancy and H D Bakers Plaudit.
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Marriott and Marrott
Jefferson
Marriott
Ald
Eva Ann Feaster
Frederick
Nancy
J. W. Weller
Charles Town
W. Va
H. D. Baker
Not So Strange After All
Mrs. Rosie of Risb Indiana reports Chamberlain's Tablets cured her stomach trouble after other remedies failed. The ad asserts the tablets strengthen the stomach and help it function naturally.
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Chamberlain
Rosie
Risb
Wabash
Ind
Ex-Local Bumped Hard by Montreal
Earl Howard, formerly with Bud and now with the Dunn Oriole, endured 10 hits and 10 runs in one inning as Montreal defeated the Canucks 18 to 4. Howard entered in the fifth and fared worse than Davidson who pitched earlier.
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Earl Howard
Bud
Dunn Oriole
Montreal
Canucks
Howard
Davidson
Walkersville to Host Free Library Branch This Winter
Frederick County plans a library branch in Walkersville for the winter, with one borrower in town responsible for books loaned for two to three months. New volumes from Enoch Pratt, Rand McNally maps, war periodicals, and children’s books arrive. hours are 10 am to 2 pm and 4 pm to 8 pm, Sundays 4 to 6 pm, with after September 15 hours 10 am to 9 pm and Sundays 2 to 6 pm.
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Frederick County
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Baltimore
Frederick
New York Times
Germany
England
Russia
Poultney Bigelow
Kaiser of Germany
Outlook
Arthur Ballard
Insect Bites and Sloan's Liniment Ad Claim
Read from a vintage ad warning about insects and disease, urging use of Sloan's Liniment as a antiseptic to disinfect bites and prevent infection. Claims the product clears infection from bites and rusty nails. promotes availability at druggists.
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Sloan
Free Bridge Use Talk Revived Across Potomac Bridges
Frederick and Loudon counties may buy and open the Brunswick and Point of Rocks bridges to travel free of tolls. Business leaders say stockholders could sell on a par or less, enabling toll-free crossings that would boost trade, tourism, and regional links, with potential electric rail to Brunswick from Jefferson.
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Frederick
Loudon
Virginia
Brunswick
Potomac
Point of Rocks
London
Theas
Potomac River
Brunewick
Loudon County
Jefferson
Unclear Bridge Distances Mentioned Near Harper's Ferry
Fragment mentions Point of Rocks bridge several miles away and Harper's Ferry bridge to the north at a similar distance. No dates or actions provided, leaving geographic relation as the primary detail.
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Point of Rocks
Harper’s Ferry
Night Blooming Cereus at Miss Green’s South Market Street
Miss Mary Green on South Market Street shows a Night Blooming Cereus that drew attention last evening. The plant, a rare night blooming cactus, produced a large pure white flower by midnight. Last month it opened ten blooms. last night it opened fourteen with more buds to come.
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Mary Green
South Market Street
Miss Green
Rainy Rockville fair ends after four days
Rain had persisted since morning prompting Rockville fair directors to cancel Friday racing. The four day exhibition closed with an estimated $1,000 short in receipts versus expenditures, marking the fair as one of the most unsuccessful seen there.
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Rockville Fair
Gibbons resigns as Baldwin Hotel manager in Hagerstown
Mr John J Gibbons who managed the Baldwin Hotel in Hagerstown since the destruction of the Blue Mountain House has resigned to supervise Blue Mountain development including a new hotel and cottages The county health officer Dr Browning reports 17 cases of typhoid fever in Frederick county and city health officer McCurdy urges boiling all water used by Frederick residents.
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Dixon
Python Castle Colytic
Maurice A. Buckingham
North Market Street
Church Street
Buckingham
John J. Gibbons
Baldwin
Hagerstown
Blue Mountain House
Blue Mountain
Browning
Myeraville
Frederick County
McCurdy
Frederick
The Twenty Year Test of a Diarrhea Remedy Ad
Geo W Brock publisher of the Enterprise in Aberdean Maryland promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a quick and safe cure for diarrhoea. He claims decades of use with successful recommendations and says it has never disappointed anyone. For sale by all dealers.
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Bometwaht
Chamberlain
Geo. W. Brock
The
Enterprise
Aberdean
All Dealra
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