Paragrapha About Those Who Come and Go in Washington
Rebecca Landis visits Washington and Baltimore while others travel to New York Philadelphia and Richmond. Local notables visit relatives move houses and return from trips as townsfolk discuss storms and daily events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Landis
Washington
Baltimore
Landis
New York
Philadeles
J. E Simons
Moorestown
N- Us
Wiliam Loy
Thor- Bi
Horses Die From Contagious Illness In Middletown Valley
A flood of horse deaths and sickness hits Middletown Valley and nearby areas as owners report multiple fatalities due to a mysterious contagious disease blamed on bad corn or straw. Vets note several farms from Middletown to Leesburg and Fauquier report losses and illnesses. government vets examined horses but could not pinpoint the cause amid widespread concern. An athletic exhibition and dance event at Junior Hall drew a large crowd after noting the remarkable animal losses and community efforts to support affected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Darner
Middletown
Darner
John H. Rout
Slao
Mortimer Wicks
Lickshire
Thta
John A. Stover
Clayhill
Franklin County
Eays
Abraham Shank
Washington County
Leesburg
A. A. Wenner
Wm Wenner
Lovettsville
Thomas Smith
Fredericksburg
W. H .Glasscock
Fauquier County
L Canard
United States
Joshua Ahab
Independent Athletic Club
Frederick Sabot
Bresensin
Edward
Bent
Messrs
Virte and
Gossell
Meseré
Smith
Little
Mosars
F. Lester Smith
Addie
Frank Bents
Harry
Roy Bader
George
John Poole
Guy
Edgar Ernst
O Harry
Boon
Eugene Wirtz
David Griffin
Pesuk Litsis
Eudolph Crouse
Richard Keyser
Carl Albaugh
Charley Shaw
Harry Kennedy
Frank Goslia
Baltimore City
Ae ‘An
Wachter
Madd
Offassa
Maister
Watkins Phebus Nuptials at Methodist Parsonage
Milton Watkins and Dora Phebus of Mr Airy wed Wednesday evening February 4 at seven at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev. O Q Marriott officiating. A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs George Sank attended by a large crowd. The bride wore broadcloth with gloves. They plan to reside in Mountain. William Parke Wethers of Philadelphia will wed February 8 to Marion Sneder of New Brunswick in Woodsboro.
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William Parke Wethers
Philadelphia
G. ¥. Weikert
Woodsboro
Marion Sneder
Alexander Petit
New Brunswick
N. J
Senate Panel Reports Bill on Negro Commission
The Senate Committee on Education and Labor chaired by Senator McComas reported a 1903 bill to create a five member commission to study conditions of colored people nationwide. Appointments by the President, three year terms, each commissioner to earn 3500 annually plus expenses. Also notes several local health and property items and a sharp butcher feat in Middletown with a large crowd.
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Senate Committee On Education
McComas
Winds Wreck State and Death Warrants Read
High winds damaged multiple state areas and a death warrant for Lewis D Green, colored, set for April 8, and read in Easton jail. Baltimore fire damaged Sadler's Bryant Stratton Business College about 5500 dollars. Burglars struck Orisfield. Homes of Rev W Phillips O L Tawen J E Sterling entered. Freight embargo on B and O Railroad lifted for Baltimore shipments. Ezra D Emmert died February 4 near Fair Play Washington county aged 65 after Brights disease. William Walker 21, lineman for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, electrocuted at Bond and Monument streets Baltimore. Mrs Altos McLaughlin died February 4 near Cearfoss Washington county aged 40 after heart trouble and pneumonia.
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Apostolic Holiness Mission
Doyton
Leonardstown
Lewis D Green
Hios
Easton Jal
Sadler's Bryant & Stratton Business College
Baltimore
Hinsmas
Orisfeld
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Bond and
Monument Streets
Altos McLaughlin
Frank H. McLaughlin
Cearfoss
Washington County
Rev Zacharias Installed as Pastor at Cumberland Church
Rev. G. M. deF. Zacharias, son of the late Rev. Dr. Daniel Zacharias, was installed as pastor of Zion's Reformed Church in Cumberland by the German Maryland Classis. Rev. H. Weimer of the Church of Peace Baltimore preached. The ceremony featured robes, choral singing by a trained choir, a lantern Holy Gospel made from Holy Land woods, and the loan of an original 1566 Reformed liturgy carried to the communion table.
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Cumberland
G. M. Def. Zacharias
Daniel Zacharias
Zion's Reformed Church
Maryland
H. Weimer
Church of Peace
Baltimore
Reformed Church
Catechumens
Aldera
Descene
Holy Land
Jercassem
Esk
Hebron
Jordan
Heidelburg
The Fast Mail at City Opera House Next Thursday
The fast mail melodrama The Fast Mail will be shown at the City Opera House next Thursday night February 12. The play, popular across seasons, promises sentiment, comedy, scenic effects and specialties with a bright, clean story from Memphis to Chicago and Niagara Falls. Oyster supper benefits ME church South at Mrs Edward Bowlus residence. Mr Alexander R Hagner of Washington County seeks Fourth district judicial nomination following Judge Siske’s death.
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City Opera House
Memphis
O & A BR
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Edward Bowlus
West Third Street
Maryland
Mary
Lillien Houck
Hagnér
House of Correction
Alexander R. Hagner
Washington County
Fourth
Edward Siske
Hagner
Law’s Grip Returns Paroled Boys to Reform School
Walter Berry and Frank Olavage, once paroled from St. Mary’s Industrial School Baltimore, Md., are to be sent back to jail for ten days and then returned to the reform institution tomorrow by Sheriff Lease at the request of the school authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Berry
Frank Olavage
St. Mary’s Industrial School
Baltimore
Warriong
Kidnapped in the West at City Gosra House
The Emmet and Rowe Company will perform the western drama Kidnapped in the West at City Gosra House next Monday night February 9. Advance seat sales are strong and a crowded house is expected for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet and Rowe Company
Gosra House
Igaract
Market quotes from Hastern Milling and Export Gow pany
Local market quotations list corn per barrel at 22.50, shelled corn 46 cents per bushel, wheat No. 2 red at 76 cents per bushel, oats at 49 cents per bushel, and hay priced from 18 to 120 dollars per ton. Prices reflect today’s activity at the Hastern Milling and Export Gow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastern Milling & Export Gowpany
Onis
Mudd Labels McComas a Sneaking Purist in Baltimore Fight
Congressman Sydony E. B. Mudd in a Washington interview criticizes Booator McComas for false statements and manipulating Baltimore mayoral politics. He accuses McComas of personal bargaining, removing Cooper and Day for friendship with him, and warns of pressure on Wachter regarding Baltimore’s mayoral race.
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Sydony
EB. Mudd
McComas
United States
Mudd
Oooopar
Day
Republicans
Prince George’s County
Senator Day
Howard County
Gooper
Capitol
Cooper
Baltimore City
Tracy
Congress
Regu‘darity
Goldeborough
E. We. Day
Pee McComas
Maryland
Civil Service
Senaor
Continuous sales push features new DRY GOODS in season
An array of merchandise appears in bold text from a busy storefront listing black fabrics, curtains, gloves, and other goods. The ad promotes availability of curtains Swiss and Net and mentions walking gloves priced at $1.00, plus store services and banking room improvements. Also notes Lynn Haven Bays seafood and a freight sale of blue points and Sable items. A local Anti-Saloon League meeting is scheduled in Frederick County at the Methodist Episcopal church with two sessions on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Sorial
Frederick County
Anti- Saloon League
Methodist Episcopal Church
ER. Redeker
Sesiarant
Grace Reformed Sewing Society to Hold Fastnacht Tea
Local notices list a Grace Reformed Sewing Society Fastnacht tea at Conservatory of Music Woman's College Wodncaday February 13. Also Ladiece Auxiliary calls a special meeting Saturday February 7 at seven o'clock in YMCA rooms and a birthday party for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union February 17 with a 4 o'clock business meeting February 7. The Alpha lecture by Rev Elbert S Todd February 10 at Methodist Episcopal Church with 100 stereopticon views of Alpha and its mountaineers. Cards 25 cents.
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Grace Reformed Sewing Society
Conservatory of Music
Woman's College
Wodncaday
Ladiece
Auxiliary Fa
Y. M. Q. A. Rooma
Lina Suita
Sacy
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Pnion
Alpa
Elbert
Todd
Methodist Episcopal Churchh
Epworth League
Political Decay and Local Rifts in Maryland Politics
A heated exchange discusses party strategy in Maryland with accusations of betrayal and backbiting. Ex-Senator Day comments on alleged plots against McComas, while statements suggest support for Jackson and uncertainty around Gov Lowndes. Local notes report Rockville waterworks upgrades and new county fruit spraying assignments for San Jono scale control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henlan Beard
Feagaville
Frederick
Beard
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