Pity County and State News Roundup
Police court reports Nelon Dorsey arrested for disturbing the peace on Bentz street and released after paying $2.85. Orphans' Court grants administration on Rhianna Staley estate to Jan H. Gambrill and Wm. H. Doub with $15,000 bond. Samuel Thomaz administrator for C Keefer Thomas with $18,000 bond. Union party nominations for variace offices. annual picnic planned at Penmar. bells and Indian clubs added to athletics. Markell Bros dissolves. John Markell & Co. to continue spice house business. No liquor sales at Fort Washington encampment after protest by Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. Maryland State Teachers Association meeting at Blue Mountain House July 9-11. welcome address by P A Witmer. governor to respond. Board rates $2.50 single, $2 double occupancy. July 20 start for membership cards. The fiscal year opens with new administration. Chas. B. Sufer and Geo. L. Swank appointed qungers at Petersville distilleries. Mary C. Eaghesh and Jonathan D. English claims totaling $57.12. government revenue projected around $440,000,000.
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Orphans’ Court
Rhianna Staley
Jan
H. Gambrill
Wm. H. Doub
Samuel Thomaz
C. Keefer Thomas
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Blue Mountain House
Washington County
Daly
P A Witmer
Hagerstown
Biges
Delaware
Gscat
Yno Doubdt
Chas. B. Sufer
Geo. Lt. Swank
Qungera
Ahalt
Horsey
Petersville
Messrs. C. H., Sckstein
Frank Willard
Mary C. Eagheh
Jonathan D. English
Jon. D. English
Commodore Schley's Successor Sighting Ups the Navy
The article surveys potential successors to Commodore Schley, noting Commander Royal Bradford at the Bureau of Navigation and Capt. Robert L. Phythien, superintendent of the Naval Observatory, as leading candidates. Bradford is favored, with an appointment expected in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Schley
Seld 23
Royal Bradford
Bureau of Navigation
Robert L. Phythien
Navel Observatory
Bradford
Mac
Montgomery County News Briefs Highlight Local Leaders and Court Case
The Montgomery News reports the Longs Medical Association of Rockywle elects W A Doods as president with Chas Abert as vice president and James F. Alien as secretary, Chas D Morgan as treasurer. Benjamin Murray, a colored man, is jailed on assault charges involving Dr Eemp ster at Sawyer gold mines, with a 250 dollar bail. William Grafy plans a county map project as county surveyor. A fashionable season kickoff event at Town hall drew many local and visiting guests, with Lee Offutt, John B Bailey, Wa W Whiting, and Jas P B Weirs as floor managers.
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Montgomery News
Il Sode
Gaitherskor Heichison
Montgomery County
Damascus
Rocky
Loang Men's Christian Association of
Rockywle
W. A. Doods
Chas, Abert
James F. Alien
Chas. D. Morgan
Benjamin Murray
Eempster
Sawyer
Arsani
Wm. Grafy
Town Hall
Washington
Baltimore
Messrs
Lee Offutt
John B. Bailey
Wa. W. Whiting
Jas. P. B.weirs
Firemante and Wheelman Meet in 1923 Hagerstown News
The United Fire Company holds its quarterly meeting tonight and outlines plans for a trip to Blattinsburg West Virginia. The Fourth of July festival prep fills town pages with details. The Ngehigan's Meet heats up in Hagerstown while the League of American Wheelmen schedules events and excursions along the Potomac River. A Baltimore American notice praises a Fredericktown batter as a top Middle State League player. Church notes cover offerings, leadership changes, and the anniversary of St Matthew's Reformed Church with member roll, resolutions, and a tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenta
League of American Wheelmen
Hagerstown
Wievealag
Acthe
M. E. Cherekh
John M. Haller
Evan Lutheran Sandey School
Birda
Lock Haven
Young People's Society of the
U. B. Church
Local notices and social briefs from a Maryland city
A mixed page of society items, clergy appointments, visits from Baltimore and Washington, travel to Europe, local and regional notices, real estate deeds, theatre and art exhibition mentions, a bike meet en route, and municipal updates including a new temperance related law and a phone call tally for June. Names include Rev. Page Milburn, Rev. J S Whittington, Rober T Weir, Charles Simmons, W L Parsons, Mrs Brace, Mrs Kreh, Addison Ingre, Miss Collidower, Keyser of Washington, D C, Col Charles Trail, Rev Edward Hefenstorm, Bishop Paret, and others.
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Page Milburn
Towsontown
M. E. Church
Europe
J.S. Whittington
Rober T. Weir
New York
Charles Simmons
Maine
Manning Parsons
Saltinora
W. LE. Parsons
Wm. D. Brace
Washington, D.C
Charles F. Kreh
Addison
Washington
Iba
All Saints’ Rectory
Addison Ingre
University of Virginia
Literary Society
Frederick College
Alfred M. Belt
Baltimore
Charles E. Trail
Neipold Art Emporium
Keyser
CG. McCardell
Washington, D. C
John OC. Motter
Emmitsbure
George W. Barailol
Cameron
W.va
Edw. T. Hefenstorm
Paret
Rocky Springs
Harford County
Elizabeth Main
Clinton E. Main
Middletown
L. B. Saidwis
Ni E. Va
Presbyterian Church
Saluation Army
Wm. Haller
Port Deposit, Rd
Lacey Swindell
Washington, DC
Dividend Declarations From Banks and Savings Institution
National banks and Fredericktown Savings Bank declare dividends this week with tax free payouts. Frank’s avoys institution announces 3 percent dividends plus a 1 percent extra, payable after July 8. Fireworks of local life include a 50 hour pedestrian contest at the rink on Saturday night, a magistrate proceeding for alleged vice, and social gossip about summer homes, visits, and hotel arrivals. Military notes detail Frederick Junction camp preparations for July 15 and a postponed army encampment due to attendance.
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Orginal
Franks “Avoys Institution
Fredericktown
Frederick Junction
Amory
Baltimore
Brown
Q.S. J. Becke
Charles B. Tsson
W. B. Shipley
Frederick
Bedis
Ug Artrangemen
Wm. D. Bowers
Interments and Local Notices From Mount Hivet and Area
Interments for the month ending June 1, 1889 at Mt Hivet cemetery list four adults and three children from local counties. A new machine patent by J es Hae claims labor savings using knee straps and adaptable to iron or wooden fists. Jacob Eckard of Uniontown Carroll county dies after a long illness aged eighty. leaves five children. Charles Phebus, city bricklayer, suffers injuries when a scaffold gives way during construction on West Seventh Street. Frederick Rulemen prepare for encampment from July 1 to 29. Capt Beckley to appoint a band leader and issue pay post encampment. encampment site chosen at Frederick Junction by M N G officials and railroad agents for July 17.
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Vuuboref
Mt.Hivet
Frederick
Beckley
Scull
Bond
Frederick Junction
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the Daily News
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Montely
Frederick Town Savings _ institution
Nelon Dorsey
Yeater- Day
Brengle
Bentz Street
Doll
Si.c.u
U. Eid
Variace
Penmar
Markell Bros
East Jombard Street
Beiriamore
John Markeil
Fim
John Markell & Co
Cherles Farrell
Hiscons
Markell Broa
Harrison
District National Guards
Fort Washington
Potomas River
Washington City
OUR Weekly Review
Cattos
Galveston
Porte
Treasury
R. G. Dun & Co
Mercantile Agency
Telegraph
Treasury Department
United Fire Company
Blattinsburg
W. Va
Martirsburg
Board of ‘Trade
Martiseburg
Baltimore “American
Frederick Bovn
3Fanacer Sarnia
Baltimore B. B.C
Grillnger
Selder
York
Mercantile
The
Mercantile Association
Sociork
Harrisbero & Gettysburg
Fredericx
Westminster
Tate
Church Aid
St. Matthew's
W.z.remsburg
W. O. Glaze
Sf S. C. Thomas
Thomas Immerman
Zammetta Thomas
Mary Thectora Thomas
Ballet Starr
Ger Frederick
St. Matthew’s Reformed Church
Charles Everhardt
Island Ark
Union Bridge Band
B & O Rpe
Tausic
Madison G. Lee
Philadelphia
Hagaratown
Kate Gidlager
Whems
Jamagille
D G Winebrewer
Hascera
Luzinesa
Iowa
Albert Kemp
North Market Street
Ieland Para
O.R. BR
L. M. Rodsetz
Baltim
Hood
Sarsar Rillas
M. E. Daniel
Vermont
Victor
Samuel McNair
3Lisa Pauline McNair
Mies Mary Scott McNair
Emmitaburg
Wa. Zapp
West End
Weatminater
Il Clerks
Bonn
Mazis
Trate Turner
Lauer
Ella Shafer
Cora Larpoid
Mindoral
W. EH
Nelson
Megistrate
France
Sunday “American
Mire
Henry W. Rogers
Afraee Richardson
Charleston
W. A
Henry G. Davia
Deer Park
Rate
Eras Ately
Samoa
McKee Ena
Babes McKee
Tienda
J. Q. Smith
Miss Smith
Norfolk
Mattie Boyle
CiTz HocErn
H R Webb
WA Balch
C Bowen
Thomas W Holland
G H Willams
H O Downey
F Little
Balto
A Siegel
E Gosster
T Hare
Phila
County
Sjabrlin
A L Wolfe
Carroll Co
F Bailey
Staunton
G Welty
HO Messier
Galo
HJ McCarthy
J Cromwell
J E Reeves
HE Wear
J R& Hardesty
Central Hotel
W Warner
W IL. Edwards
CE Halvestein
Anderson Pittsburg
C Sykes
H T Harrison
Hi Issac
Elliott City
Boyd
ED Cooklin
Lancaster
Hedrick
Wallis
Stotttemrern
McCarthy
Meistazer
John
Hacaer
Swinsell
Multinix & Kemp
Jes Hae
Jacob Eckard
Uniontown
Carroll County
Charles Phebus
Mor Roing
Harry McHeary
West Seventh
Weat South Street
C. L Hood Co
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Hendrickson
Eceg
A. W. C. Bois
God Gollars
Fifth
Bentz
Henry Lorentz
M.E. Daniels
Frederick, Md
Geo, Brast & Co
West Patnek
Patrick
Market Vlb
Hardt & Keeter's
Jelvin
East Second Street
Jezsdins
Thomas Mule
Patrock
Joheon
Jesadiwe
C. EB. Cline & Co
Iendin Nes
Joseph P. Elseghiver
Japan
Jos
Eienbaer
Josi, Eisenhauer
Dercey
Catharine Murdock
T. Hills
West
the Century Magazine
Barper's Magazine
Harpers Weekly
Bazar
G. Me Chambers
Court Street
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Farmers
Ant Mechanics
Natl Blank Dtuck
Jetidinz
Emory M. Vusz
Dali
Dry Roods
Detoisr
Unaton Company
Broadway
Astor Place
New Fork
Felktiw
S.spriektam
Fair Grounds
Geo. Brunt & Co
Patrick Street
Fifth St
Georgetown
Tae News
City
John Herabberger
Lewis McMurry Pacing Co
James WW. Pearre
T. C. Detsplaine
W. Atchisen
L. Mantz
Market Street
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Fourth Streets
E. Anmust Fox
Fine Merchant Tailoring
West Patrickstreet
Nowlin
Cassimeres
Ano
John A. Kennedy
Go Doll & Son
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