News of the State and Local Events Summary
Governor Lanocet addresses the Annt pete Farmere' Institute at Annap. Court of Aprosis to hear term arguments. Belatr trial in progress. Mt Vernon High School principal Groscip dies in Adonersot. Fire damages at Penney vanis arcade in Baltimore. eight rescued by firefighters. Hagerstown urges continuation of fast mail from Baltimore via Western Maryland line. Edward Ranto lectures to influence county taxes. George Matshews, condemned killer, loses life-imprisonment hope. Dalmore Alamos Association barter at Merchants Club. Suicide of George A Bratt in Baltimore. Boat identification linked to Mrs Godwin escape attempt at Kent County harbor. Diver Albert M Olsen dies on the job near Sparrow’s Point. Baltimore German Evangelical Church conference ends. next meeting in York, Pa. Frank Thomson elected president of Norhorn Central Railway board.
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Wittisss UW
Groscip
Mt Vernon High School
Adonersot Goody
Iain Vos
Morolog Tre
Penney
Vanis Arcade
Baltlmors
Hagerstown
Merchants Club
Baltimore
George A. Bratt
Blatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
N. C
Charles
Altimore
Godwin Ta
Kent Cauguty
York
Frank Thomson
Pennayracts Hatiteal Company
Norihorn
Nockholders
Dtresters
HYMENEAL RECORDS OF MARRIAGES IN BALTIMORE AND beyond
Fragmented notices report multiple marriages. Details include Hymeneal events at Lehmaon's Lal Baltimore with Mise Hattle Miesenstock daughter of Mr Janeel Konstaeck and Joan D. Lowy, rabbi Adolph Guttmacher officiating, with Nathan Lowy as best man and numerous groomsmen listed. Additional weddings note Orton Eyler marrying Magais Miller near Doab's Pipe Creek, and Miss Anca M. Shorb wedding at Mt Pleasant Reformed Church with Rev. Simon S. Miller officiating. other names appear as ushers and family.
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Helby Tribnetock
Mise Hattle Miesenstock
Janeel Konstaeck
Madleon Avenue
Joan D. Lowy
Lehmaon’s Lal
Baltimore
Adolph Guttmacher
Madison Avenue Temple
Nathan Lowy
Leon Lary
Jacob Rosen
Sock
Henry Hot
Frederick Dernberx
Maurice Wyman
Jusean Unetleverg
Joaph Uppenheimer
Isaac Stern
Ayler
Miller
Orton Eyler
Joba
Eyler
Double Pigs Creek
Magais
Sazgator
Jobo Ushlor
Doab'e Pipe Creek
R.A. Pate ‘Verpon
Woudaborg' Laotheran Guarch
Charles
Eyier
Clarence Ot
Reformed Church
Mt. Pleasant
Simon S. Miller
Clare Tree
Clare Tree Poomius
Anca M. Shorb
Thimas
Hargett
Simon #. Miller
Wil- Mee
A. Thomas
Eos
Hargelt
Marylnd Conference of the U B Church Meets March 10
News of the churches reports the Maryland Conference of the United Brethren Church set for an annual staff meeting March 10 at Walkersville with Bishop J Watt presiding It marks the last annual conference before the general counter event Also noted is a sermon Sunday evening at 7 by Rev Atrill Connor pastor of Glade Reformed Church Walkersville and a clerical appointment change at St Marks Parish with Rev Nelson to assistant rector succeeding Rev Donna Yo.
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U. B
Wolkaraille
J. Watt
D. A
Atrill Connor
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
M.Z. Church
Sr Danied
Fe Ray
Robert B. Nolen
Woobtoiton
D.C
Bebop Satterlee
Nelson
T. Mark's
T. Helfone
Donna I. Yo
St. Mav's Statetiyalls
Grace Chapel
Ewick
Feaat
Albers Carechis Pay Remedies Seem Muddled
Fragmented OCR reads like an old remedy label listing catarrh and colds with bottles and breath treatment. It mentions halting fevers, possibly Hay fever, and care through towels, carechis, and albers terms, but text is garbled and many words unreadable.
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Ai Bowre
Hay Oman Ter
Tore
Albers Br
Milly Millian Party At Prescott Congress Scene
A Washington convention of the Dosgrees of the Daughtara of the American Revolution convened with Mrs Adial Stevenson presiding. Fredericktontao-Sits and Dorald Mitchell discussed leadership as Mrs McLean drew attention with dramatic dress and a plume. The assembly debated plans for constitutional reform while Mrs Henderson and Mrs Washington drew nominations for senior roles.
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Milean
Partia
Prescot Congress
Washington
Tangier
Mra
Adial Stevenson
Vlica Aleas
Fredericktontao
Dorald Mtchean
New York
Wasblogios
Lavo Povaraset
McLean
Navarro
DA. R
Donald AtcLean
John Hitchle
Chatrmay
Tong
National Atijara Sa
Clootlog
Monera
Aievongon
Mea
William Mckinley
Donald AtcLoan
Miin Eugente Washington
Atlas Washington
Qwell Koown
Fredarick Social Circioa
Mien
Margaret McPuuragn
Mra Hieverson
Ot ’ Mina Washington
Herown Nomine
Urackelt
Granvilla Thomas
Prederick
Alcard
Letters From The People In Tow News Explain Views
In Tow News readers are reminded the department is for the free expression of ideas. A letter from Torn Rulaus of Tramelling Mo explains a double storage warehouse on Pears Wharf used for front store and storage. He says butter moved to the warehouse enabled a rental scheme.
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Mr. Torn Rxulaus
Tramelling
Yeaterday
Pear's Wharf
Warchour
Johnagn
Funeral for John W. Cook held in Adams Town area
The funeral of Mr. John W. Cook occurred Wednesday from Carroll Manor with services at Reformed Church in Adams Town conducted by Rev. Moller and Rev. Dr. Kachbach. Pallbearers included J Frackne Thomas and others. Interment followed at Mount Oliver Cemetery. Carty directed the arrangements, Mrs Cook survives without children. Separately a seven month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Peatre was buried from East Four Street with pallbearers Willie Bichon and Shepherd Dorsey. Interment was at Mr. Olivit Come. Underliner W H B Etchlion assisted.
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John W. Cook
Qarrol
Adamstown
Rey
Mr. Moller
Kachbach
Pall Learera Warn J
Frackne Thomas
Albert ¥. Zinerman
Emanuel T. Waskey
Lusher O. Zimmermen
Lavy OC. Waskey
Jabs F. Thomas
Yewo O. Zimerman
Cornealins Thomas
Mount Oliver
G. Carty
Cook
Mesars
Willie Bichon
Shepherd Dorsey
Mr. Olivit
W.H. B. Etchlion
Examinations and Promotion in Seven Grades Delayed
Examinations for promotion in Feraderick county public schools in seven grades are set for March 8 0 and 10. Papers prepared and in teachers hands. overcrowding and poor ventilation in the scoutroom cause frequent absences of students from dwg and throat troubles. Local notes praise Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and advertise various health and beauty products with names and places in the area.
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Feraderick County
Echog
Ecoutroom
Dwg
Chloe Volanehowemoehlaay
Craraly
Hemme
Cody
Kags
G. Freed
Schooly
Prairie Depot
County Correspondence From Aston Bridge Community News
Local notes report visits and relatives at Aston Bridge with several residents mentioned. Mr Willa Udvert hosts guests, Luther Sherotta spends time with kin, and Mrs Cora Haw notes teaching events and attendance at services. Several friends and relatives travel from York Baltimore Urbana to visit.
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Aston Uridge
Willa
Kathe V. Darcua
Vatteraan
Jou
Luther Sherotta
York
Harkttterttie
Mtr
Stra
Saha Dilmmel
Charlo Kilno
Baltimore
George Dutterer
Urbana
Personal notices about extended families and social events
Purely personal paragraphs recount visits and family connections among Mrs Esther Lowe widow of Louis Lowe and daughter Euther of Brooklyn. The piece notes a large Fraderlee attendance for a Washington ceremony on Thursday night March 4 and mentions J J Dt and Alexander Brone gle in Brunswick yesterday with Mary Dorsey and Elisabeth Duarte returning from a short visit to Howard County.
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Mita
Waltimore
Mra
Esther P. Lowe
Louis Lowe
Maryland
Aod
Euther
Brooklyn
New York
M. J. Naughmsa
Proeident-stod biKtaley
Washington
Mesa
J.J. Dt
Alexander Brone
Brunswick
Mary Dorsey
Eliasbeth
Howard Dugly
Ava
Ulver Duarte
East Fourth
Brunswick Dog Tax Dispute Ends With Payment Rush
A Brunswick council meeting debated a dog tax ordinance and delayed its collection. Mr Williams refused to pay, claiming the council lacked authority over personal property. The mayor forced payment after Williams faced costs, citing a prior judge's view that while tax validity could be questioned, collection of a dog tax on personal property was permissible. Public frustration grows as supporters demand restoration of the tax.
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Stualersnon
Brunswick
G. A. Williame
Yam Megill Tlowan
Bkatler
Williame
Aleo
Williams
Hagerstown
Buckstown guests attend elegant dinner in honor of Clarence Thomas
Ae and Mrs Cephus Thomas hosted a stylish dinner for their brother Clarence Thomas and his bride at Buckstown residence on Wednesday. Notable attendees included Mrs Margaret Tynon, Miss Jaeot Mantz, Mr Gay Manz, Mr Withiam Mantz, Mrs Shorb of Broderick, Clyde Thomas and sister from Blount Pleasen, Mrs Shorb of Yarmony Grove, and Miss Ulrl of Montgomery county. The event featured multiple courses and a variety of cakes. Meanwhile at Oly Opera House the McCauley Patton Company staged an excellent production of The Lout Wil last night. Tonight it offers a revival, and tomorrow a matinee will reduce admission to ten cents with a vault prize for a child.
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Cephus Thomas
Buck Vystown
Clarence Thomas
Mra Margaret Tynon
Misa Jaoet Mantz
Gay Manz
Withiam Mantz
Mra. Shorb
Hroderick
Clyde Thomas
Blount Pleaesn
Mira Shorb
Yarmony Grove
Mite Ulrl
Montgomery County
Oly Opera House
Wadloucu
Amell
McCauley Patton
Mise Campbell
Oly
Eothiel
Tos Morrow
Radia
The College Girl Abroad Lecture Tonight At College Hall
Dr J C Bowman of Lancaster Theological Seminary will lecture on The College Girl Abroad at Woman's College Hall tonight at eight o clock. Admission is free and all patrons and friends are invited to attend.
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J.C. Bowman
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Woman's College Hall
Mra. W. Kotinsen
Spring Hill
Sean
Pam
Amin
Pierce
Karl's Clover Root Tea advertised for constipation and ailments
An old advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as a cure for consumption, headaches, nervous debility, and constipation. It claims fast relief and lists Albert L. Pears of the Atontecn Building as a seller in New York, urging readers to write for a free sample. Sailite mentions seeing it in The News.
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Karl
Albert L. Pearra
Atontecn
Land sale and offers in Montgomery County report
A land deal in Montgomery County includes a Washington DC pension agent offering 38 000 dollars for J. Dorcus Washington farm comprising 520 acres. The notice hints at a forthcoming sale as land and investment interest rise in the region amid broader market chatter.
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Moontgomery
Montgmery County
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