Local notes list residents visiting and traveling through the city
The column records numerous visitors and locals in town from York and Middletown to Philadelphia and Baltimore, including Mr. and Mrs. J M Wilhide, Ming Hittle Brown, Mina Marie Kelee, Miss Daisy Anderton, Mr. David Liebman, Mr. Barry Ruse, Mrs. Stanley Smith, and others. It notes departures for Rock Piles and Philadelphia, returns to Westmore, and holiday plans with families and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Fridell
York
Viailiog Renda
Jacob M. Wilhide
Middletown
Ming Hittle Brown
Thin City
Bee
Westmore
Mina Marie Kelee
Rockpills
Daisy “Anderton
Vermantows
Vishing Me Wa
Hanover
T'S
Mizz
Boole Kroh
Male
Philadelpate
Frecer
J. ¥. Mienhope
Hagerstown
Charles W. Birely
Yala Law Univeraity
Bic
Psterta
Fllyworth Michael
Bueteley Springs
W. Ve
Bammeis
Saaghie
Beiewving
Mire
Jeb D. Fon
Klee
Young
Mir
Albert Toung
Palljelphia
Ord
Marie
Vien- Ville
J. A. Kilne
Trial of Potomac pollution case looms at Cumberland
Proceedings in the centuries long case against the Potomac river polluters proceed with many witnesses from Allegany and surrounding counties. Local tannery owners and residents testify to river color changes and foam near pulp mills while defense counters with years of water observations and river conditions.
Water Taste and Odor Draw Out Testimony in Cumberland Case
Witnesses from Cumberland and nearby towns testified about foul tasting and discolored water in the Potomac and canal area. They cited mud, sludge, and oily residues from upstream sources, with references to Georgetown and Augusta County works. Officials described prior water conditions, river pollution, and impacts on drinking use, while cross examination noted uncertain substance resembling oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theen
Toceas Yostordey
Owen Imordan
Westernport
Br. Wlorden
Pho
Imedmont
Williame
Jamon B. Alatisry
Cumberland
Xestengo
Wille Crook
Houan
Charica A. Henwae
Gamberlaad
Potomac River
Bier
Wao Orphans’ Court of
Allo Pney
George's Creek
Cumberland water conditions and witness testimony in trial
The court reconvened with Chief Judge Mesherry and Associate Judges Henderson and Motter. Dr. J. J. Miller testified to real conditions around Cumberland. D. J. Miller claimed two years residency and county board ties. Henderson reported observing black mud and sulfurous deposits near the river during bathing, causing illness and vomiting. Additional witnesses described local geography and water conditions near Cumberland and the Molomac area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teetimouny
Vourt
Mesherry
Henderson
Motter
J. J. Miller
Cumberland
D. J. Miler
Board of County Commissionara
Allegany County
Wille Creek
Wim
Matra
Seb
Fo, Henderson
Culp Mill Company
Wines
Sclobmath
Jobo U
Filswarie
Comberlant
Kiwarde
Icha
Christmas services and local notices in Utica region
County correspondence from Utica reports Christmas services at the Union Chapel by the Sunday school and a string of village happenings. Mentions Zimmerman’s fence incident, barn preparations, small travels, hog sales, hunts, and civic notes. A Utica Sabbath School program on December 24 drew large attendance with elaborate decorations, speeches, essays, and gifts. Andrew Galabert remains gravely ill with slim recovery prospects.
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Vlmabant
Wil Am
Pionsonot
Calllun
O. M. McLane
Middletown Valley
Baratecard
Lestrs
Stoley
Charles Dutrow
Charles Cannon
Plessant HN Chapel
Waa
s+ tir
A.K. Ataley
Eac
Spencer Stall
Mountaindale
Misa Alberta
Auaday
Horace E. Staley
A. A. Mcbride
Atx
Charles 5. Baylor
Register of Wills
Staley
Soi
UTICA
Utica Union
Kev
Hepoh
Leatherman
Q. H. Lambert
D. HR. Wachter
Muaachoul
Santa Claus
Reformed Church
Chas
Rameburg
Urgantet
Elale K. Book
Andrew Galabert
Social World Event At Mrs Gifu's East Attick
A sociable gathering occurred last night at the residence of Mrs Gifu in East Attick with a large crowd present and refreshments served during the evening. A dance party will be held on Pearl Thursday night with Nathan Ketworthy Akbar Himmoall W Morphy and W Crammatt providing music, Mina Frances among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Gifu
East Eattick
Turbulent Maryland notices and accidents from state wires
Fragmentary state news reports unfolding in Maryland counties. Mentions Montgomery Carroll and Hagerstown incidents include a freight wreck possibly fatal, a roof fall death in Hagerstown, and a Kent county killing in an affray. Also notes proposed legislative actions on tuberculin prevention and a $25,000 state normal school building appropriation, plus a grayhound ship Josephine sailing from Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobin Ross
Hagerstown
William Stouffer
John F. Davis
Kent County
Joseph Wallis
Livestock Sanitary Board
Harry A. Hawhecker
Wileson
Waahlngton County
Lelog
Heyermmlown
Owlog
ADI
Allegany County
Josephine An
Rio Jaceiro
Baltimore
Obituary notices from Baltimore and Frederick area records
Multiple death notices and obituaries from early Maryland papers. Thom ar Pul ley Pardy, aged seventy two, longtime railroad worker, dies in Washington D C after malaria. services in Baltimore. Martin R Kanode, 74, pneumonia at home on Holi mary e Pike, funeral at Mt Olive Cemetery. Rosanna Stormes, daughter of late Jezan Biorma, dies at Utz Hotel New Market. Mrs Henry Daingerfield, daughter of late Heverdy Johnson, dies in Alex and new Washington Camp No 18 of the Patriotic Order Sons of America is instituted in Frederick with local and state officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantin M. Kanode
Martin R. Kanode
Holiimure Pike
New Mareket
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Nomanna Stormes
Misa Rosanns Storms
Jezin Biorma
Utz Lotel
New Market
Lule
Dunkard
Pleasant Hil
Monrovia
MBL
Daingerfield
Henry Daingerfield
the Patriotic Order, Sons of America
Washington Camp No
Frederick
Maryland
P. B H. Englar
Taneytown
G. W. Morgan
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Saloon Robbery Suspects Arrested by Local Constable
Constable John A. Simpeon yesterday arrested Anidtraw Anarnes and Clinton Hobbein charged with dressing in and robbing James Gilbert’s saloon on East Mattick Street days earlier. They were brought before Magistrate White and jailed in default of $300 bail for a hearing next Thursday at 8 o'clock. James Spriggs faced Magistrate White on a charge of assaulting special officer William Brown in discharge of duty and was bailed for February term court. Mr John A. Hendrickson, proprietor of Modal ity Roads House, was presented by employees with a pedestaled jardiniere and phoenix palm as a token of esteem. Mr H Clay Perry of West South Street displayed a large Christmas tree at his home and a decorative display attracting attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobubey
John A. Simpeon
Anidtraw Anarnes
Clinton Hobbein
James Gilbert
East Mattick Street
Shald Fox Court
James Spriggs
White
Tlandaome
John AO. Hendrickson
Ity Roads
Abriatmas
Night school offers reduced rates and new classes
The notice outlines night school programs with new classes starting Monday and reduced rates for the year. It mentions New Year's reception for M U A and Ladies' Auxiliary at the YMCA, plus a music gramophone promotion and various local sales and events. Also noted are Christmas and New Year excursion tickets from the Western Maryland Railroad with limited dates and a return deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Clalse
PNT
Hottay
W. MI
Western Maryland Railroad
Maryland
Toad
Church group elects officers at Evangelical Lutheran meeting
News of the Churches reports the Evangelical Lutheran Church gathering where D S Rice was named president. Misa Mabel Kahiman serves as secretary Mina Nellie Douglas as corresponding secretary and Gay Hoser as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ofiara
Prassient
Rice
Misa Mabel Kahiman
Misa Xatio Shank
Fressurer
Gay Hoser
Mina Nellie Douglas
Local Barter Quote In Frederick Noted At OS Cante
A fragment reports a local barter quote from Frederick today at OS cante per bushel with 38 comnts per bushel. The garbled text mentions prices and comments but provides no clear entities or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Holiday Sale Ad For Jap BK Covers And Mantel Lambraquins
An ads style notice promotes a holiday sale of Jap BK Covers and Mantel Lambraquins offers limited stock. It touts attractive prices and gift appeal, inviting customers to shop tomorrow evening for bargains and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jap Bk
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