Grand Jury Report Flags License Gaps at Montevis Hospital
The August term grand jury reports 216 witnesses, 38 true bills, and 55 dismissals. They praise jail cleanliness but urge law changes to curb frivolous cases, cite missed licenses, and call separate housing for colored inmates at Monteur ne. The farm yields high potato output. 250 lb per acre. Foreman Thomas J. Reuuas signed the document.
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Frederick County
Billie
Jall
Aald
Hays
Monterne
Opening of Schools in Buckeystown and Nearby Areas
The Buckeystown Normal School under Prof. F.R. Neighbors will resume Monday at 9 a.m. The public schools reopen with Female High School in East Ch street building and Male High School in Booth street building. St. John's Literary Institute and several private schools also reopen for the fall term. A street scene features two Italian child performers touring the city. Marriage licenses issued include Chas K Lier and Martha Lee Anders, and Edward Bentz with Lil le M Wachter.
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Buckeystown Normal School
F.R. Neighbors
Ch Street
Booth Street
St. John’s Literary Institute
East Becond Street
Lou Engelbrecht
Georgia Poole
Gallia R. Mickley
M Parkins
Little Ladies Home School
Chas. K. Lier
Martha Lee Anders
New Market District
Edward Bentz
Frederick
Lille M. Wachter
Harmony Grove
Frederick and Kent Sail the Chesapeake on Ostrich Cruise
Frederick and Kent join a ten day cruise aboard the Ostrich chartered by Miss May Rogers and Mr. Fred Willson. The voyage from Rock Hall to Old Point, through gales and calm, includes oyster dredging, ball at Boloman's, electric lights, and stops at Bay Ridge Anaseta Norfolk and Hampton Roads, ending with resolutions praising Capt. Sanford and Capt. Will Apsley.
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Capes
Rock Hall
Baltimore
Kent
Mias May Rogers
Wwit Press
Bock Beoford
Will Opsiey
Chesapeake
Sanford
Byron
Wodoeeday
Bay Ridge
Anasteta
Indies
Bolomen’s
Patuxent
Boloman’s
Smith’s Poiat
Frederick
Tangier Sound
Potomas
Cove River
Old Point Comfort
Hampton Roade
Wea
Fortress Monroe
Etl
Hampden
Newport News
Old Point
Hygeia
Norfolk
Aris
Rock Hall Priday
Nat
Kindle
Jim Cain
Will Apsley
A Hymn Lament for Cities From Frederick to Montreal
The piece wanders through biblical cities and earthly towns. It links Frederick City and Montreal to heavenly New Jerusalem, yearning for a greater city prepared as a bride for Christ, praising churchgoing life and old-fashioned charm.
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New Jerusalem
Christ
Allelule
Montreal
Various Local News Items From Statewide Briefs
News of the state reports a Flintstone Allegany county circus riot. a Washington Grove camp meeting closed. Luke Dorsey killed by lightning in St. Mary’s. Upper Potomac water level low. electrical storms in Washington county with heavy rain. a huckster returns stolen money near Williamsport. Denkirk Denkirk Denkirk house fire. Carroll county campaign clubs and a driving accident near Lineboro. Upper Marlboro fair ends after successful week. Harford Prohibitionists back Republican state attorney nominee. Mrs Selby at Hollofield Station suffered attempted suicide. Anne Arundel Democrats decline toast and indorse Republican nominees. Coventry Parish church marks 208th anniversary in Somerset. Two Crisfield crabbers captured in Pocomoke sound. crew escapes to Fox Island. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Harford holds tenth annual convention. Somerset Republican committee names Whittington for treasurer and Holland for surveyor. Lillian Townsend of Marlton accidentally dies by pistol misfire. Bear brothers from Corgora Talbot charged in murder of Louis Lindier in Baltimore city. One Bear arrested. case surrounded by mystery and unclear accusations.
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Flintstone
Allegany County
Washington Grove
Montgomery County
Luke Dorsey
St. Mary’s
Potomac River
Washington County
Williamsport
Philip Holt
Denkirk
Calgart County
Middleburg
Carroll County
Amanasmed Lewis
Lineboro
Maryland
Upper Marlboro
Harford County
Harry Selby
Hollofield Station
Ellicott City
Anne Arundel
Coventry Parish
Protestant Episcopal Church
Somerset County
Crisfield Crabbery
Pocomoke Sound
Fox Island
Woman's Christian Temperance Calon
Somerset Republican County Committee
R. H. Whittington
John E. Holland
Mise Lillian Townsend
Marlon
Smewiss
Wes
George Townsend
Abraham
Issac
Lewis Bear
Corgora
Talbot County
Louis Lindier
Balthaom City
Scalp Woundinjury at Table Works Hagers Town
Freck Dorben son of William Dorben of Haugh's Church Frederick cony worked at Table Works Hagers Town was badly cut about the head by a flying belt slipping from a nearby wheel. Injuries are not serious.
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Freck Dorben
William Dorben
Haugh’s Church
Frederick Cony
Table Works
Hagerstown
Death notices from Omaha area 1835 obits and funerals
Philip Keyser, son of Jacob Keyser, died in Omaha in August 1835. His free wife was Miss Ettenbeth of the city. He was a GA Roof member, funeral rites held at the grave with tassad cues performed. He was brother in law of John M. Preacoer and Mrs Fansite Fox. Mrs Barak E. Boost died at her son William Boost’s residence on East Bighus street at 19.80 o'clock yesterday, age 85 years, leaving two sons and a daughter. Funeral from the bowl on Monday at 2 pm, burial Mt Ulises cemetery. Leonard, infant son of J. Leonard and Fonte Bette Jamieson, died yesterday. Funeral from No 10 East Church street Monday morning. Mrs Elizabeth Cronise died at Sharpsburg Washington county aged 10 years, mother of Mrs Edward Lease of the city.
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Prilip
Fansite Fox
Lincoln
Mt. Ulises
T. Witten Leonard
J. Leonard
Fonte Bette Jamieson
Wm. H. Baltwell
Heneral
East Church Street
Market and weather notes from New York and region
The report outlines closing prices and activity across stock and produce markets including New York and Pennsylvania, with stateside notes on grain oats corn and rye futures. It also covers livestock trends and district market conditions, plus reference to a court ruling and assorted local notices.
Hardie in Chicago Visit Sparks Mixed Reactions
James Kier Hardie arrived in Chicago and was welcomed at the Great Northern hotel where a banquet hosted by local labor figures heard him speak to about twenty four attendees. Trades unions in Chicago showed little sympathy with his socialist views and offered no collaboration with the visiting agitator.
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Wrades
Engith Socialiat
Chicaso
James Kier Hardie
Chicago
Great Northern Hotel
Permons
M. J. Carroll
Light Hour Herald
The
Winds State Federation of Labor
Hardie
Cholera in Honolulu and North Carolina Secretary Dead
Cholera breaks out among natives and Chinese in Honolulu aboard the Monowai on route from Australia, possibly spread by the Belgic. San Francisco reports several deaths and the Monowai sails to harbor without stopping. Also, Octavius Coke, North Carolina State Secretary, dies after five weeks of illness. a Confederate veteran born 1819 in Virginia, he served as state official since 1892.
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San Francisco
Honolula
Honolulu
Belgic
Monowai
Honolulu Harbor
Hawaii
North
Raleigh
Iskt
Sussessor the
Noninorion
Sucmiari
Fowie Joat
William L. Saunders
Cecw
Scne
County Notes From Liberty Town Area Rally And Accidents
County correspondence outlines a World League rally to be held near Airy with delegates from surrounding chapters and Baltimore. Weather remains hot and dusty as locals report a near wreck when a traction engine slid off a narrow road. one man nearly suffocated in a car fire but was revived by a doctor. Local social events, church visits, and road concerns are noted along with advertisements for remedies and local notices.
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Ava
Libertytown
League
Baltimore City
Ab Prospect Ip Fn
Nel
West Baltimore
Prospect
Mitchel
Washington, D. C
W. J. Runkles
Airy
W. H. Runkles
Hood
Mercer
AEG
Clem
Wits
Charles Achbaugh
Samuel Barrick
Charles Ed. Shildt
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Hgtal Batile Powder
Wil Street, LY
the Daily News
Grand Jury
Montevis Hospital
Italy
Crick
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco, Cal
MLLE
Ate
Frederick and
Rev
Silliman Blagdee
Mount Bies
Holy Jerusalem
Moctrea
Star of
Dr. Bere
Canada
Chryt
Catoctin Mountains
Frederick City
Christ Jesus
Church Bell City
Old City
Palestine Toms
Etaret
Peter
South
News OF the State
Crosine
Elizabeth Cronise
Sharpsburg
Lysiz
Edward C. Lease
Philadelphia Bachanges
New York
Tostay
Erie
Smes
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Lehigh
Paul
Western Ateam
Kigins Ae
Tinftation Creamery
Weis
Pedosylvania
Western Creamery
Livesreck
New Year
Teeves
Defacher Taylor
Preeze
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Supreme Court
Taylor
Danves
James P. Galloway
Montrose County
Navajo Basin
San Miguel County
Streethears
IsHpauixe
Mich
Anton
Fifth Regiment
Michigan National Guard
Ispemidg
Atlanta
Phinavarrma
Thayer
Common Pleas Court
Edward O'Connor
O'Connor
Saependa
NOY
Vaneget Chapnan
Torante
Berame
Springfield
Ann Me Chapinie
Toronto
Matama
Tennessee Coal Iyp and Railroad Company
Baringham
Elkins
Congress
Psiladelitita
Wiltress Filkins
the Traction
Shilok
Eeebert le Pearre
Brohnton
Gartigie
A. Gilbert
Proderich, WA
Madaffy
Carty
Patrick ST
Fredelick
Renner & Kemp
Bresewirth S. J. Ass
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Ier
Daraliar
Jait
Helen DB
Wises
Berta Weer
Lorie
Oe Tel Paane Gee
Pasugs Nriktman
Phyeiesus
Ater
Dr. Oster
Miss Miller
Pale
Albert J. Pear- Fokker
Poosra
Etchison Beliding
Michael Pogle
Mr. Stower
Kiss May Boyer
Ladiesburg
Milas Ells Roser
Peter Young
Union Bridge
Issac Storm
New Windsor
New Midway
Locusy Grove
Chas Cline
Eve Waltz
Uatontown
Misa Jennie Basrick
Nsar
Messrs. Spar and
Price
Thadi
Chamberlain
Mary Sibipy
Sidney
A. “S Pearre
Prederik
W. E. Eady
Sweeney
San Diego
Cal
Shiloh
Albert le Pearre
Bichison Bolbiing
Florence Finch-Kelly
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St
Frederick, Md
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