Sorento of Interest Here and There Yesterday and Today
The Hotel Baldwin in Hagerstown sold for 546 600. A new drilling near Grantville Garrett county pinpoints an excellent vein of cost. Mrs Isabella L Noares died at her Vineyard home. Fire Marshal Price visits Snow Hill to probe an incendiary fire. Font Hill the late Judge Edward Hammonds Howard county home sold for 12050. John A Barry found not guilty of attempted assault in Westminster. Elkton citizens protest a race track in their community at a mass meeting. John S Wilson named probable successor to Gan John M Hood as president of Western Maryland Railroad. Howard county County Commissioner Thomas ONeill wins a long legal battle over possession of an ox. Laurel City Council grants Berwyn and Laurel Electric Railway right of way. Johns Hopkins University fund of 1 000 000 to be fully raised by week’s end as business leaders subscribe door to door.
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Sorento
Baldwin
S¢ Hageratown
Grantaville
Garrett County
Isabella L. Noares
Prince George
Price
Snow Hill
Font Hill
Edward Hammond
Howard County
John A. Barry
Mollie F. Biisasrd
Westminster
Elkton
John S. Wilson
Gan
John M. Hood
Western Maryland Railroad
Thomas O'Neill
Laurel Olky Council
Berwyn and Laurel Electric Raiway Company
Johns Bopkins University
Baltimore
Feeding Partridges Sparks Farmers Help in Maryland
Maryland farmers respond to state requests to feed starving partridges after three weeks of snow. Warden Ariett authorizes deputy wardens to provide wheat screening or suitable food free of charge to responsible persons. applications to the nearest deputy. Also notes Brussels appeal to Roosevelt to spare Boer Commandant Kritzinger and other detainees. Includes a short testimonial letter for Cream Salmon product and a mail-order note.
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Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association
Arden Aviett
Ariett
Nesareat
Miss Stone Freed by Brigands In Constantinople Release
Miss Elion M Stone has been released in good health by brigands and handed to the American legation dragoman in Constantinople The Rev Tsilka is jailed on kidnapping charges Stone’s companion Mme Tsitka is Bulgarian They captured Stone September 3 near Salonica as part of a group of about 165 followers The ransom was paid February 6 by M Garghilo and W W Peet Stone affiliated with American Board of Foreign Missions since 1878 born Roxbury Massachusetts with home in Chelsea and four Stone brothers in Boston
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Paris
Constantinople
Elion M. Stone
Legation
Tsilka
Misa Stone
Miss Stone
Mme. Tsitka
Mr. Tsitka
Samukov
Madame Tsitka
Salonica
United States
Sim
M. Garghilo
Alucl Dragoman
W. W. Peet
Podrome Monastery
American Board of Foreign Missions
Roxbury
Mass
Chelsea
Boston
Philadelphia season ends with Manru opera closing
James R. Keene of New York donated $19 000 for relief of the poor after the blizzard. President Tilworth of the New York senatorial body refused to introduce Admiral Lehrey. The Louisville Bolt and Iron plant burned, costing about $100 000. The US gunboat Machias left Pensacola for Havana to join the North Atlantic Squadron.
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Philadelphia
Erand Opera
Twenty six Families Burned Out in Chicago Fire
A four story apartment building at Fifty sixth street and Madison Lane burned last night. Twenty six families were displaced with many women and children escaping via fire escapes aided by firemen. All occupants were accounted for. Loss estimated at 100000.
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Chilcago
Fifty Sixth Street
Madison Lane
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised in Remed Mass
A. Moore from North Star Michigan commends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds and croup saying it is the least remedy for his family. The notice also promotes Harper whiskey at The Buffalo Restaurant urging readers to be good to themselves and friends and to treat Erland to whiskey.
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Werda
A. Moore
North Star
A. B Ceatre
Erland
Harper Whisker
Buffalo Restaurant
L. W. Harper
Harper
The
Buffalo
Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Cures Oldest Womanly Ailments
The article extols Doctor Pierce’s prescription as a cure for women’s ailments and sleepless nights. It claims it strengthens the nervous system, increases flesh and color, and offers relief from suffering after women attempt to endure poor nights.
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Doctor Pierce
Favorite Prescription praised by Rockbridge woman
Mrs. C. N. Anderson of Rockbridge Baths Va. credits Dr Pierce remedies with restoring her health after nerve strain and loss of appetite. She reports benefit from Favorite Prescription Pellets and Golden Medical Discovery and says the pills suit delicate women and are easy to take.
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Mra
N. Anderson
Rockbridge Baths
Rockbridge 20
de Pierce
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York
Appcdi Topf
Kritzinger
Brussels
Belgian League For the Rights of Man
Roosevelt
God
French
South Africa
Bnos
J. KimuaLi
Fly Brothers
Wan Vee St
New York
Rohrbagk
Ankes -Ad
Allen Rohrback
Will
Algo
David Wineberg
Hab
Keewir
Fics
Weesbach Lights
All Gas Works
Patrick Street
Markey ’S
Tnorth Market Street
Europe
America
Rugeists
Williams
Cleveland
OFTO
Sors
A. L
Arete
Falsuicine Rae Iy
de Wet
Hellbrun
Orange River Colony
Reitz
Gece
Count Telstel
London
Moscow
Daily Mail
Ibe
Cardus
Jos
Eisenstafer
Cardui
Thedford
Gardui
Feperacest
Chettanooge Medicine Company
Chatanooga
Tend
George A. Gilbert
North Market St
Chas. N. Hauer
M.S. Miller & CO
Thomas Kemp
Raglans
Itc
Garry
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’k, Mea
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James E. Walker & CO
Polliwog School Shoes
Trosenour’s
Smith’s
Temple OF Fancy
Corner Market
Church Streets
Iswellers
Penn. Ave
Washington, D.C
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
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