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Dr and Mrs Frank L Stoner left this morning for Taneytown. Dir Harry Daniels of Cumberland visiting relatives in this city. Dr Victor Young who has accepted position in Baltimore pharmacy left that city today. Judge John C Motter left this morn for Taneytown to attend the son of his brother Dr George T Motter.
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Frank L. Stoner
Taneytown
Harry Daniels
Cumberland
Victor Young
Baltimore
John C. Motter
George T. Mot
Budget Bits and Roadbed Purchases in Maryland
Brief local items cover social humor on language, roadbed buying by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for three right of way segments into Pennsylvania, county commissioner actions naming Woodsboro district road supervisors, a burglary at Walkersville Bitter Bros. warehouse, and a pastor's critical illness in Doubs. Roads plans hint at broader railroad strategy. no further purchases reported.
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Baltire and Ohio Railroad Company
Colonel Hunter
Cherry Run
Potomac River
Maryland
Little Orleans
Hancock
Baltimore and To
Pennsylva
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mberland
Cherry Ran
Walkersville
Bitter Bros
Horrible Accident Kills Two On B and O Freight Engine
Four men injured when crown sheet failed on freight engine No 1956 near Monrovia in early morning fog. Deaths: Sonia John Babp 29, George R. Graham 25, Charles A. Outesil 40, William Steinacker extra fireman. Engine hauled wheat to Baltimore, water taken at Reel's Mill before disaster. Witness John T Severus described the shock and escape of crew. blast blew crown sheet, boiler contents released, and crews were unconscious in the caboose.
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Monrovia
Shis County
Baltimore
Sonia John Babp
Patapsco Street
George BR. Graham
Lafayette Avenue
Charlea A. Outesil
Light Street
William Steinacker
John I. Steinacker
Westport
Reel’s Mill
Mt. Airy
John T. Severus
Jefferson Hall
I T
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Steinacher
Hahn
Hoe
Graham
Mall
Outsail
New Market
Dra
H. H. Hopkins, Sr
H. Hopkins, Jr
Dr. Gaver
Jeter
Frederick
Jin
Reel’s Mills
Reel's Mills
Cole
Mr. Batn
Mr. Catesh
Mrr. Steinacker
Kate Moberly
John
Mr. Catsail
John Catsail
Sandreman
Railroad accident leads to varied family losses in Baltimore area
The report details Mrs Hato Joaves, a widow formerly Mise Jemima Krawer of Baltimore, and her eight year old daughter, plus men Mr Hato a Baltimore brakeman of ten years and two years as fireman, Mr Graham recently joined railroad service at 21 and unmarried, and Mr Stoivacker who had been with the engine about a week, son of dairyman John F Stelowcker of Westport.
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Mise Jemima Krawer
Baltimore
Mr. Hato
Baltimore County
Road
Graham
Adams Express Company
Stoivacker
John FE. Stelowcker
Westport
Taffy Pulling at Episcopal church aid event
The Junior Auxiliary of the Episcopal church hosted a delightful taffy pulling on Saturday afternoon at Mrs A William Quart Square. About forty children attended with a lively program of songs recitations piano solos and a cakewalk. A second impromptu part followed and the kitchen tally was supervised by Mrs Williamson and Mrs Nizdorff.
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A. William Quart
Rose Baer
Williamson
Knott
Grace
Florence Trail
Mary Snyder
Janet Hinks
Ming Charlotte Baker
Margaret Motter
Miriam Apple
Anne Sobley
Cornelia McBherry
Rachael Motter
Misa Grace Trail
Mira Autionatte Markell
Charlotte Baker
the Pickani
Charlotte Beer
Grace Tearl
Virginia Carty
Margaret Ostes
Anna Bronner Kemp
Mary
Antoinette Smarkell
Margaret Hichelberger
Georgia
Elanohs Gittinger
Anna Kemp
Jennie
Ruth Wilcoxon
Zoe Anderson
Sydney
Boteler
Bath
Jula Worthington
Eleanor Grayson
Edna Kuhlman
Emily Offmeier
Anna Helfenstein
Dorothy Warehime
Helen Ordeman
Edith Miller
Louise Robinson
Masters Ernest Helfenstein
Donald Thomas
Wm. Anderson
Ames
Carroll Hendrickson
David Johnson
Pargons Newman
Sobol Hersperger
Monroe Johnson
Jail Delivery At Hagerstown Sparks Jail Break
Three prisoners escaped Washing ton County Jail in Hagerstown by tearing through a ceiling and climbing to the roof before reaching the sheriff’s residence. Carl Mong, Charles Habbo, and Howard Williams, all colored, fled between midnight and morning as guards reported orderly conditions at midnight. Mong, a 23 year old former teacher, weighed 150 pounds. Habbo, 25, 5 feet 8 inches, 160 pounds. Williams, under 20, 5 feet 7 inches, 145 pounds. Habbo faced assault with intent to murder Ralph Lovegrove, Mong had been sentenced for affray, and Williams for larceny and receiving stolen goods.
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Carl Mong
Charles N. Habbo
Waite
Howard Williams
Washington County
Sherif Angie
Mong
Sisuder
House of Correction
Hebb
Ralph Lovegrove
Hagerstown
Williams
New Trolley Car for Frederick and Middletown Railroad
The Frederick and Middletown Railway Company has procured a new car from J G Brill Company Philadelphia. The semi convertible track car No 23, 34 feet long, arrived on the Pennsylvania Road and is being unloaded. It features modern improvements and a rich yellow finish as part of the road’s expansion plan to reach 5000 as possible.
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Frederick and Middletown
J.G. Brill Company
Philadelphia
Funeral for Mary Boone Held at Qatan's Chapel
Funeral services for Mary Boone colored were held yesterday at 2 o’clock at Qatan's chapel with Rev. O B Murray officiating and assisted by Rev. Seaton and Brother Gassaway. The pallbearers were John W Brown John Skinner Walliam Wise Charles Milberry Isaiah Saint and George Tait. Interment followed at Greanmount cemetery. A T Rice and Sons were the funeral directors.
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Qatan’s Chapel
O. B. Murray
Seaton
Brother Gassaway
Learera
John W. Brown
John Skinner
Walliam Wise
Charles Milberry
Isaiah Saint
George Tait
Taterment
Greanmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Bible Society marks eighty second anniversary in Frederick
The Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick county held its eighty second anniversary at the Erangelions Lu Sheran church with Rev. Dr. E K Bell of Baltimore delivering the address. Directors were elected and the annual report praised Bible distribution despite limited funds and a late canvass.
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HK. Bell
Baltimore
Lutheran Church
Young Men’s Bible Society
Frederick County
Erangelions Lu- Sheran
Harry Maxdoril
Onvir
Kos
Luther Kahl
T. Freeman Dixzy
de Elbert
Todd
Shepherd
E. EK. Bell
D. D
J. O. Balthis
B. O. Shepherd
Young Men's Bible Society
James L Beard
Urbana
Modern literature and church in 19th century review
A lingering discussion on realism in modern novels contrasts moral motives with spiritual elevation. A church association notes more good books than bad, while local services recount sermons, missions, and church finances. February 2 meeting planned with Rev Balthis.
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M. Zolainhia
Rome
Paris
Ss. Paul
Todd
Dols Taera and Shell Oysters Ad Preview
An old ad copy promotes Shell Oysters noted as the best choice. It mentions serving them with Old Ale and suggests a tonight option ideal for oysters. The text references Dol and Scotchea phrases and a shell oysters promotion.
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