Maryland Local Notices and Obituaries Mixed Milestones
Derenta of Toterest Mere and They Derarday and Doley, the farmargs of Keot have formed a find. The case of Davis charged with horsee wealtog is on trial at Dolal. Richard W. W. Lowle died in Prince George's county. Paral J. Tinnece died at Hatsle Creek, Calvert county, aged sixty seven. The colored voters of Wieimles county organize a mutual protective parties club. Receivers appointed for Imperial Mutual Life Insurance Company of America. The silverware stolen from Mr Baird’s Montgomery County residence has been recovered. Rev Dr Charles Bernard Hex, former president of St Wharles College near Ellicott City, died at Colorado Springs. Thomas H. Girdner, former clerk of the Criminal Court, Baltimore, died at Laurel aged sixty six.
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Toterest Mere
Derarday
Doley
Keot
Davis
Horsee Wealtog
Dolal
Hatsle Creek
Calvert County
Eixty
ADI Caloon Teagan
Montgomery Casoly
B.H. Mitler
Jacob Tome
Cecil County
Wieimles County
Cours
Anpests
Aone Arandel County
Richard C. Hall
St John's Protestant Episcopal Church
Waverly
Thos. H. Girdner
Criminal Court
Baltimore
Laurel
Imperial Mutual Life Insurance Company of America
Godwin
Keutenanty
Baird
Montgomery County
Charla Bernard Hex
Rt. Wharlea College
Ellicott City
Uolorato Springs
Col
Francis W. Thonat
Skall
Charlestown
Work of Death and Local Obituaries in Carroll County
Obituary notices for Andrew Fleming of Prank-Mo diasict Carroll County who died of typhoid fever at 89, funeral at Olive Church with many attendees, and list of pallbearers. Also notes the death of infant William Moral Ho at Brunswick and funeral arrangements, plus a Colored child Anthony Williams of New London dying after burial rites and services at Simpsons Chapel New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandrew Fleming
Anirew Fleming
Prank- Mo Diasict
Carrol County
ML Olive Church
Roy, Campbell
Falla Drealt
EH Church
Yam Zeel Pole
Dorris Gosnell
Wm. Gosac
Barrison
Wucktogheam
EH. Orem
L. T. Lewis
William Moral
William Burns
Josph B
Mait
Bell McGaba
Hte Parenta
Brusewick
Amonthe
Daye
Doves
Broeswick
Boade Citigt
Borkliie Wile
Lovie Carmen
Walter Forest
Eddie
Malcamd Wenner
C. Hi. Foote
Wip
Anthony
Columbaa Wiliams
New London
Uber
Simpsons’ Chapel
New Market
John Barnet
Hey, KB. Oram
Gratifying report on Maryland will and camp expenses
General Wilmer's report notes 83 87371 funds to defray Camp Lowndes expenses at Frederick. A $1,000 sum, formed by 83 87371, $175 from Adjutant General Dougler, finances the transport of White Woops to Washington at President McKinley's budget. The Washington trip costs Huats nothing. The Dead Brakeman is H. W. Duvall, about 18, who died after a coupling accident in Brocewick. Flowered, Beker Johnson, EG, named vice president Maryland Ainal Association. Br. PD, Colembaa Kemp bought Grass carriage factory property on Geoih Marte street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer
Maryland Willile
Lowndes
Frederick
Dougler
Gessiel Wilmer
Washington
McKinley
Imnore
Brocewick
Yesterde
H. W. Duvall
Givdad Sid Sapteed
Bowgut. Br. PD
Colembaa Kemp Bar Tought Fie Orass Carriage Factory
Geoih Marte Street
Circuit Court Arraigns Prisoners in County Murder Trial
The circuit court convened at an early hour with Richard E. Mitchell charged in a murder case against Isador Jeruseby. The jury found Mitchell guilty of assault and the court sentenced him to prison. Several others faced charges for larceny and gambling crimes with mixed verdicts and fines. Several accused murderers were arraigned yesterday as the grand jury prepares further indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hichard E. Mitchell
Isador Jeruseby
Tomoya Amault
Mitchell
Godaya
Plate Va
San
Deepley
Brodewick
Preaden
Harkau
John Jenkins
Jesse Altea
Lang
Jenkins
Coulacach
Allen
Charles Gilbert
Fife Mas
Neary Weal
Noo
John Brown
Yeatertuy
Weeaal
Stovert
Kelher
Wutte
Benjamin Butler
Grand Jury
Court of Appeals
Pater W. Ahafer
Martin T Ahafer
Orphana’ Court
Frederick County
Pater Bhafer, Jr
Peter W. Bhafer
Peter Bhafer
Eva L. Bhafor
C'Sita
Peter W. Bhafor
Funeral of Aunt Lawless Loud in New Market
The funeral of Aunt Lawless Loud, a respected woman, was held at New Market on Friday. Attending were family members including Isaac Loud with his wife and children. Rev. E. H. Oram conducted the grave service. pallbearers included Benjamin Brown and George Sprige. Interment followed at Mt. Olivar Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawless Loud
Widocsiay
New Market
Werego
Sears
Isaac Loud
Charion
Wilmington
Delaware
Regus Howard
William Sprige
Jobo Thomas
Stusse
Joreph
Dulrow
Columbus
Calo
Alice
Reformed Church
Mov
Kechbach
Christian Endeavor Society of
Wilaoa
Thoro will be preaching at Walkerarils church Sunday
News of the churches reports a scheduled series of services by the Unified Brethren Church of Walkerarils on Sunday February 28 at 10 am Dayovill 7 pm and MoonY Springs 8 pm with hopes for revival. The meetings progress under Rev Samuel W Yon amid strong attendance and nearly 100 conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoro
Walkerarils
Booday
Dayovill
Moony Springs
Roony Springs
Finkeburg
Samuel W. Yon
McCauley-Patton Company at City Opera House
Small audience watches The Gypsy Queen by McCauley-Patton Company at City Opera House last evening. Robert McClary, husband of Flora Stanf ord, is noted in the cast and Milas Blaniford starred in Frederick earlier. upcoming program includes Aply Old Pun. Property transfers and land deeds noted for several parties including Keefer, Dixon, Worman, and Rice. multiple parcel descriptions and sums listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCauley-Patton Company
Opera
R Keefer
John MM
Dixon
Roeds
Toys
Netabbors
Willem d. Worman
Vinson Bebold
Trasias
Joseph SI
Bar Teal Esate
Kombabarg Diatelct
Rossuna Rico
Charles A. Rice
Joseph Davilbles
Thomas Carty
Exhibition in North Market Street Shop Brings Odd Trinket
A garbled notice describes an optician Edward Welter on North Market Street displaying a curious item named a glove vessel filled with water and pebbles. The piece, once owned by a Chunman, allegedly holds a mysterious power. Also advertised are Dr Agenws Liver Fille and other remedies, with brief product blurbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Welter
Optician
Besineve
Market Street
Texan ranch life letters share weather and work
A Weatherford Texas reader from Parker County writes a long friendly letter about life on a Deligbt Madeb ranch, describing winters, crops, cattle, and everyday tasks. He notes corn prices at 83 cents per bushel, the hard year, community on distant ranches, and his home life with poultry and a dog. He closes inviting further readers to write again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Eouth
Weaherford
Toxae
Prairies
Pexsa
Hauens
Pete
Texas
Agein
Tua Newa Lea
Anjoy
Jane
J. A. Winnnkanin
Weatherford
Parker County
Lex
MIR FLOOD AND COURT APPEAL DISCUSSIONS IN FREDERICK
Flooding along Haliron Street and Williama Port's high Potomac levels endanger residents with four young women stranded after a river bridge collapse. A $100 reward seeks safe extraction as waters rise, while the Court of Appeals hears the executors dispute overPeter W Bhafor and Peters Bhafor estate charges. A regional medical ad promotes Mystic Cure for rheumatism and a Clover Root tonic touts laxative relief with local vendors advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare Ore Kerry
Berenteen Réaldente
Atoor
Horry
Leland Park
n+ clodiog
Maryland School Hosts Delegates at February Gathering
The Maryland School welcomed guests including President W. St. Barry and delegates to the Y A Q A convention. Baltimore presiding elder Tholter J. Hatchinson attended with Mrs. Robert McFarlane and daughter Agnes from Ocean County. Superintendent Morrison of the Maryland Bethany and Maryland School for the Blind visited briefly, with hopes for a longer stay and future report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegany County
Achoal
Agnes
F D Morrison
Maryland Bethao
Alan
Maryland School
WILERLING WHIMS Aims at New York Move for L A W Race
Fragmented local note discusses reorganizing leadership in Boston and national racing circuits, citing anticipated headquarters moves, potential secession rumors dampened, and a New York racing circuit start after a Collegiate meet. Includes endorsements for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Kings New Discovery with assorted testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stato
New York
Manhattan
Deach
Thia
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Bpedia
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Roxas
Absolu
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Kutal Baking Powder CO
Vira Cily
the Daily News
Beker Johnson
Maryland
A Alamal Association
Gosgen See
the Circuit Court
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Haring Turd
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Mattaiay
Dr. Satihlas
Mt. Maddox
City Opera House
Albert Panke
Currrnt Communications
Addrasend
Phas Department
Wilcouy
MIR
Haliron Street
Bronawisk
Potomac
Williamaport
Ay Williamson
Urugalet
Ba North Market
O, Wellp& Co
Roy
Albert L. Pears
Karl
Albert L Pearre
Richieon
Hnett Atnalms
Kbeba
Tory Meaagren
Merce
Golten Medical
CR Whofewe
Ohio
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Tom Moe
Tutt
Wilerling
Apinton
Ontalle
Boston
The
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New York City
Metropolia
Potter
Ingrewdaya
Asmemat
L.A. W
Honth
C. Freed
Schooly Prairie Depot
Awd
Veurry
Twrak Rudy
Alry
Mead
J. Bogel
Ibroveport
Kluge
Déarra's
GO Warrow
A Clarke
Boone
M Willlaceou
Rederick, Md
Bhfioh
Albert
Cre
Tohisom Ialidiea
Ladrione
Corea
Ie Sayen
Anna Giering
Matt Watast
Bisaline Street
Balt Nore
Hosolsky
Ccme
Miller & CO
Hargett
Hans
Houde
Smith Manufactoring
Woodoboro
Sal Steiner
A. Ragland
Mest
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing
Guamtari
Grove & Kindley
A. Suggestion
Jllard C. Keller
South Bareest
Voda
Etchison
H. B. Etchison
Heath Market St
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