Notes of News From Easton To Annapolis Across Maryland
State notes recount a sleigh carnival in Easton, a Preston dwelling burned, Tome School trustees meeting at Port Deposit, and Miss Shafer’s library report showing a $6000 saving. Cumberland’s attorney warns against slot machines, while Governor Crothers weighs a Panamist plan in Washington. George P. McCensy elected Laurel mayor. Navy enlistments reach 18. reforms consider trimming state force. Empty Stocking Club aids Baltimore, and a Williamson death snow shoveling prompts reassessment talks. One midshipman faces drunkenness charges at Annapolis.
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Easton
Preston
Winon Redhead
Tome
Port Deposit
Williamson
Washington County
Crothers
Annapolis
Liberty town notes and church rededication report
County correspondence from Liberty town reports Lulu Wooden returning home for Christmas from Western Maryland College. A visitor’s buggy was robbed of a revolver and a search light. Residents warned to remove valuables at night and conserve water as many cisterns and wells are nearly dry. The Singapore Methodist Episcopal church was rededicated at 10 30 a m after repainting and memorial windows installation. Robert Carer, a colored man, fled intoxicated to Albaugh's mill, insulted Miss Albaugh and pushed Rachel Butler, was arrested, fined five dollars and costs, and placed under one hundred dollars bail for the court action.
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Lulu Wooden
Western Maryland College
Liberty
Singapore Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Carer
Albaugh
Advertised Letters Remaining at Frederick Postoffice 1910
A Frederick City Postoffice notice lists uncalled advertised letters as of Saturday December 10 1910. Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ lists name recipients including W Chester Kerrep L Miller Paul South S E Wilson Mrs Henreth Bai fen Miss Sue Hansen Miss H Tubne and Mrs Rosa Phelps. If unclaimed within two weeks, items go to the dead letter office.
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Frederick City
Elkins' Condition Worsens Despite Dispatch Reports
Reports from Vee Va dated December 1 indicate Senator Elkins has been seriously ill since Wednesday and is slowly sinking. The News notes conflicting Washington dispatches claiming he had a good night, but local sources remain concerned about his deteriorating health.
Plot Discovered in Petersky Russia Poison Plot Uncovered
A revolutionary plot in Petersky Russia was uncovered on December 1 involving many prominent figures. Plans included freeing prisoners by wholesale poisoning, prompting drastic measures to stamp out the insurrection.
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Aptelal
Petersky
Russia
Untitled fragment on medical treatment and police response
An unclear report from New York describes a baby being treated for illness and a child bitten by a cat with further police involvement. The text is garbled with numerous spelling errors and missing context.
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New York
Lave Deon
Frederick and nearby towns seek Maryland Guard encampment title
Keen contest forms among Frederick Westminster and Hagerstown as Adjutant General Warfield prepares to announce the best site for the Maryland National Guard encampment next July. A eight day period from July 15 to 23 is favored for field instruction and comprehensive site evaluation.
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Frederick
Westminster
Hagerstown Wal
Envy Meo Warfeld
Maryland
Maryland National Guard
Westminister
Sautch
Ha. Berstown
Pleased With Choice Mount St Marys Professors Laud Judge White
Mount St Marys College professors hail the selection of Judge E J White as Chief Justice of the United Cities Supreme Court. They note his Civil War service as a youth and attest to his strong record and long association with the college community. Professor Lagarde recalls White as a Louisiana boy and lauds his rise.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
E. J. White
Supreme Court of
United Cities
Judge White
Lagarde
Department of
English Literature and Modern Languages
Sid
Louisiana
Professor Lagarde
Mount St. Mary’s
Woman grows more mannish in form says Dr Sargent
Dr Dudley A Sargent of Harvard and the Sargent gyms argues that women today show more masculine physical traits than twenty years ago while men lean toward effeminacy. He cites measurements from 14 200 women prior to 2800 and notes changes in the pelvis waist and chest. He attributes shifts to corset modification and increased athletic activity.
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Sargent
Dudley A. Sargent
Marvard and Sargent Eymnasiums
Cambridge
Priory
Effene
Caro
Wen
Souli
Hymeneal 70 Wen Tomorrow Weddings In County
The wedding of Mr. Megi Belt of Heat Dichesen to Miss Annie Rem, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Paldack Berni, will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Princess church Wilmington Ds Wiles Slich Apl. A quiet wedding occurred at Grace church Third street Saturday with Mr. Rayge and Miss Elizabeth Mieldul of Myersville, the union performed by few Fll. Meche. They will reside in Lewistown.
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MeGi Belt
Annie Remsem
Collision on East Church Street Involving Sleigh and Pedestrian
Mr. Harvey Smith was knocked down on East Church street by the horse and sleigh of Mr. Melvin Jamison. Smith suffered a slight leg cut while Jamison, driving the sleigh, was thrown when a boy jumped on the runner. Jamison regained control as a passerby carried a chain used for moving a safe for the new Central bank building.
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Harvey Smith
East Church Street
Melvin Jamison
Smith
Jamison Ras
Mison
Mr. Smith
Central Bank
Jjamison
Court notices of final accounts and estates in Ohio
In Ohio courts, final accounts and estate actions are filed and distributed. Entries include the first and final account of Ellen Jirbow for Ann Keefer's estate, inventories of Ervin Valentine and Grafton Costly estates, and related probate orders.
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Tich Luther Borer
Middletown
Ing Nelie Gruffer
Burklitsville
Ervin Fo Valentine
Grafton Costly
Tn Ov Collins
YW. M.C. A. Directors Meeting Briefing
The Vie hoard of directors of the Y. M. C. A. will hold its monthly meeting tonight at the YMC A building.
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YW. M.C. A
Vie Hoard
Y. M. IA
Yooc. A
End stomach misery with Papes Dianepsin cure
Advertising copy touts Pape's Dianepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas. It promises relief within five minutes by preventing fermentation aiding digestion and ending undigested food in the stomach. It cites dramatic benefits and urges pharmacists to stock the product for rapid action.
Johns Hopkins Adds Pledges to University Extension Fund
Pledges identified as S000 were added to Johns Hopkins University documents and the extension fund yesterday amid ongoing fundraising efforts. The update highlights continued donor support and administrative attention to the fund provisions.
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Sggregatine
Johns Hopkins Univer ·Sity Dochmen
Tuealfop
Othe
Passenger Killed in Train Tragedy at Cannellsville
Samuel Padsoof Cannellsville reports a fatal train accident leaving a passenger dead. Investigators describe the tragedy as a marked danger event with authorities examining the cause and potential safety failures.
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Samuel Padsoof
Cannellsville
Falbimere
Ubia
Owas
Treagh
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