State News Roundup and Local Incidents
Reports from Ellicott Center reveal a shirt factory project while the Tristate Maden Association met in Cumberland. A Roxbury mansion fire in Howard County prompted county relief actions. Public works and court actions touched wages, elections, and legal petitions. A prisoner who fled from Hagerstown twelve years ago was recaptured, and a sensational Elkton filing led to charges being dropped. Chief Justice Robinson ruled on ballot clerk appointment from minority recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tristate Maden Association
Cumberland
Roxbury Massion
Howard County
Board of Public Works
Barglars
Agnor
Richard Dalia
Lowndes
Annspoils
Court of Appeals
Richard Robbree
Cambridge
St. George's River
Stump
John T. Lynch
Orphans’ Court of
Death of H. Taylor Harbaugh in Waynesboro Pa
Mr. H. Taylor Harbaugh died Sunday morning at his late home in Waynesboro Pennsylvania aged 49. He was born on a farm near Sabillasyllo in Seria county and moved to Waynesboro fifteen years ago. He leaves a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hanpatar
H. Taylor Harbaugh
Waynesboro
Mr. Harbaugh
Sabillasyllo
Enia County
Social World Dance Set For Monday Evening
Arrangements are underway for a dance to be held at the residence of Mr. H.E. Stinton on Monday night. The committee includes Messrs. Wm. Clem and Charles Rhoderick and Misses Carrie Branner and Ollie Steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stinton
Wm. Clem
Charles Rhoderick
Carrie Branner
Ollie Steward
Maryland Fish Protection Bill Moves Toward Uniform Law
The Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association executive committee met at the Maryland Academy of Science in Baltimore and advanced a bill to protect Potomac fish. It sets a closed season April 15 to June 1 for black bass green bass rock bass and pike with rod or dipnet allowed only in limited cases. Penalties include up to six months in jail or a $200 fine. The measure aims for uniform legislation across Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia, and a circular letter seeks state senatorial and delegate input. The Blue Ridge Clubhouse Harper's Ferry delegates supported the proposal. Members elected include Alexander J. Godby and George H. Willis, with clubs Blue Ridge Rod and Gun and Woodmont Rod and Gun admitted. The association now exceeds 200 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Game and Fisk Protective Association
Maryhasd Academy of Science
Frackin and Cathedral
4. B. Osh
L. A. Levering
William Fisher
de Courcy W. Thom
Potomac River
Blue Ridge
Harper's Ferry
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Tom News
Potomac
Little Falls
Washington
Hove
Pennsylyspia Biaté Fish Protective Association
Maryland Association
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna River
George W. Alassamore
M. H. Ould
John
Henry Scene, Jr
Do Ucourcy Wesint
George Dobbin
Enniman
At. Guesdel
Oped
Stape Senate
House of Delegates
Alexander J. Godby
George H. Willis
Lurman
R. Barry Bull
Charles Macalester
Charles B. Benday
J. @. McClellan
J. W. Linthicam
Philomathean Literary Society Debates Greenback Remedy
The Philomathean Society met at Philomathean Hall at Market and Church streets. The program featured a debate on government retirement of greenbacks and redeeming legal tender notes. Affirmative speakers were T. A. Biser and John W. Kolb. negative speakers included Wm. B. Nicodemus and Dr. Edward Bowlus. The judges were E. P. Gais, Rev. Dr. Beale, and Noah E. Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Literary Society
Ateventoy
Philomathean Hall
John W. Kolb
Wm. B. Nicodemus
Edward Bowlus
E. P. Gais
D. I. Beale
Noah E. Cramer
Joseph H. Apple
L.T. MacGil, Jr
Dr. Besle
Mr. Cramer
Scalding and Fire Injuries Reported Nearby
Last week Lucy Smith of Liberty scalded her right arm at a butcher shop near Johnsville. A six year old child of Hanson Bohn near Mt Pleasant suffered severe burns when its clothing caught fire, burning to the knees with flesh exposed, but it is believed to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Smith
Liberty
John T. Warner
Johnsville
Hanson Bohn
Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant notices on locals’ comings and goings
Miss Margie Metcalfe left Liberty yesterday for Baltimore to make her future home. Mr and Mrs P B Kunkel returned from a pleasant trip to the Atlanta Exposition and Florida. Mr C H Nelson of Baltimore is visiting friends in Frederick today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Metcalfe Teft Liberty
Baltimore
P. B. Kunkel
Atlanta
Florida
C. H. Nelson
Frederick
Blair Patient Updates From Local District
Mr Charles Mealey, a mail carrier between Pearl and Frederick, is confined to his home with severe illness. Mrs John Roberts, cared for by her father Jas H Gambrill near Frederick, is much improved and able to be about the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Charles Mealey
Pearl
This County
Frederick
John Roberts
Jas, H. Gambrill
Fractured Rib Injures Man After Wagon Upset
Bib Fractured Samuel A. Bary of near Unionville was thrown from fodder a Taura day afternoon when a wagon upset on a hill. He sustained a fractured rib and internal injuries but is reported to be progressing as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Bary
Unionville
Series on Edge and Troubled Tales in Old Paper Voice
Fragmentary notes describe nervous mood shifts and irritability linked to a fox tale by Albert L Pearce. Mentions Esri Clover Scot Tea Bade me weil sod he i ORBEE and a cure with Karis Rover Root Tea. Mentions Duthibag and The Haws with names Albert L and Peacre Meblna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirad
Esri
Albert L Pearce
Etcaleon
Karis Rover
Tormissy Albert L
Jonathan and David in faith and friendship in scripture
A devotional on the Saul God and David narrative focusing on Jonathan's loyalty to David, the dangers from Saul, and the deeper Christlike love. It reflects on faithfulness, obedience, and trust in God, urging readiness to serve the King Jesus and to rely on divine covenant faithfulness in trials.
New Discovery Saves Woman From Consumption
Mrs ool Thomas of Junction City was told by doctors she would die from Consumption with no hope. Two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery saved her life. A San Francisco man cured of a stubborn cold after using one bottle for two weeks. Testimonials claim miraculous results from The Wonderful Medicine in Goldens and Sons. Free samples at A D L Pearce's Drug Store. Regular 50c and $1.00 bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ool Thomas
Junction City
Digestive Cordial Promises Easier Work for Stomachs
A truncated ad text claims hard working people, particularly those with frail digestion, can ease stomach labor by using Digestive Cordial. It asserts the product aids digestion, nourishes, creates energy, and reduces stomach work, touting a 25 cent sample and a 308 pound promise of relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcer
Yang Dua
Wil
Vision's inner weather shapes life in body and blood
Text argues perception and enjoyment vary by health and vitality. Suffering or weakness limits activity, while wellness enables full pleasure. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as natural therapy to purify blood, boost appetite and strength, and claims it cures disease by improving circulation through the digestive system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigorins
Dr Pierce
Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Ruflsia
People's Medical Adviser
The Organ Bird of the Amazon Forest
The Organ bird near St Pauls in the Upper Amazon inspires awe with song that seems human. Travelers hear notes first as if a child or violin echoes, yet no bird is seen, and natives in canoes sometimes drift with the strange sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
South America
Amazons
Do Christmas cautions and frugal gifts urged in home life
A moral urging warns readers to avoid crowds and extravagant spending for Christmas. Emphasizes thoughtful gifts, affection, and restraint, avoiding social posturing and costly displays while protecting home comfort and family well being. Includes advertising for Red Oil and Shiloh Cure products.
An Odd Sort of Fish and Real Estate Sale
An odd fish description explains an angler fish luring prey with two long tentacles. Property Deeded: Margaret Brengle to Chas H Schindler and Hate Schindler in Frederick city for 975 dollars. Major C T Picton manages the state Hotel at Denison Texas. Chamberlains Colic remedy endorsed by Picton with local sales listed: A L Pearre Frederick and W Budy Mt Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwee
Chelera Infantum
Margaret Brengle
Chas. H. Schindler
Hate Schindler
Frederick City
C.T. Picton
Denison
Texas
Measay
Chamberlain
Picton
A. L. Pearre
Frederick
W. Budy
Mt. Airy
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D. M. Dtreree
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Saul
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Daryid
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New Market
A. P. Marsh
Groff
North Market Street
Olira Miller
Royal Area
Bud
Chas. M. Milller
Boonsboro
David Chee
Harry Depkina
Annie
Jane Bowhan
Alberty
Misa Annie Bowhan
Leesburg
Joseph Holder
White
Joshox Simpkins
Opera House
Childes
Geo. A. Gilbert
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Seoderwa
Afd
Carty
Jardiniere
Lounces
Costa
Boid
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
Shiloby
Shiloh
Albart J. Posers
Bichon
Albert Ieee
2Tchiega
RYE Stoll, Vannatta & Co., Distillers
Lexington, KY
City Hotel
Albert KL
Sweeney
San Diego
Cal
Steiner Bros
Rooney Core
J. A. Williamson
Frederick, Md
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Footer's
Lewis B. Adams
West Church St
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South Market Street
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