Canadian and American crews eye rowing clash in 1890s era talks
Reports indicate Fortmyer and Yale linked inquiries pursue sending crews to compete at the Tegatta and Canadian Henley. Notables like John O Bin, a Georgetown alum and Potomac senior four oared winner, back a cross border effort with Nova Scotians and teams from Toronto and Winnipeg weighing entries to crown champions and boost regional rowing prestige.
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Tegatta
John ‘O
Georgetown College of, Washington
Potomac
Francisco
Goudie
Henley
Washington
United Canada
United States
Argonauts
Wae
Sfil
New” York A.C
Bennett Springfeld
Scholes and
Cosgrove Pronto
O'Ney
New Brunswick
New York
Former White Sox Manager Joins Chehalis Team in Washington League
A former White Sox manager transfers to the Chehalis team in the Washington State league. He signs with Chehalis, arrives within a week, and plans to guide the squad while handling timber duties.
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White Sox
Fe Box
Chehalis
Baseball Standings and Scores From Recent Games
Scores and standings from the American and Eastern Leagues include Detroit and Chicago results, Boston and St Louis records, and a list of club standings. Entries mention Lancaster Reading Williamsport Altoona York Harrisburg and Newark with batters and batterries listed. upcoming games include Baltimore Providence Rochester Toronto and Buffalo.
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Yeaterday
Laut
Rey
Chicago
Detroit
Stroud
Steiner
Athletten Ae
Ie Avin
Boston
St.Loula
Tristate
Lancaster
Lancater
Trenton
Northrop
Kerr
York
Ar ‘McMahon
Jamsey
Doncan
Harriaburd
Altoona
Harrisburg
Baltteries
Steete Kane
Meyers
Clark
Sheridan
Stanley
Bradies
Britton
Standberry
Wol
Ww. L. PC
Herring
Johnein
Reading
Waliamt
byiYork
Providence
Baltimore
Rocate
Buffalo
Fire Alarm System Installed at City Firehouses
The Chesapeake and Potomac Tote phone Company completed a fire alarm system installation in all three city engine houses. A dedicated telephone line and gong announce fires, with an operator at the exchange triggering simultaneous ringing and a fire alert. The system promises notable benefits for the city.
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Chesapeake and Potomac
Ateo Riiga
Funeral services for Mrs Rosa May Brink held at High Knob
Funeral from her home at High Knob yesterday at one o clock conducted by Rev J W Ridenour pastor of the U B Church of Middletown. Pallbearers were Lawl H Masser de RK Wisher Jatin Wiles Wm A Masser Weney Ropp and Maurice G Main. Interment in Doubleheadery. Property bought on South Market street by Edward J Winebrewer Jr from Mrs Elizabeth Markell and others, a three story brick dwelling and lot for 4300.
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Rosa May Brink
High Knob
J. W. Ridenour
U. B. Church of
Middletown
Lawl H. Masser
de. RK. Wisher
Jatin Wiles
Wm. A.’ Masser
Wney Ropp
Maurice G
Edward J. Winebrewer, Jr
Mies Elizabeth Markell
Thomas" Markell
South Market Street
Church Services Ahead at Ev? Lutheran This Evening
Services preparatory to the holy communion will be held at the Evinston Rellel Lutheran church this evening at 2 oclock and will be conducted by the pastor Rev. Ulysven A. Ge app. The sick Mrs Harry A Lambright of West Patrick street is reported quiet.
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Holy Conmbunion
Evinrelleal
West Patrick Street
Jeffries Returns to Ring to Reclaim World Title
The article recounts Jeffries after retirement training to challenge Johnson for the world heavyweight title. It details his comeback plan, conditioning efforts, and public funds spent on training as he prepared from March to August 1909 to prove he could again beat Johnson.
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Wickor
FaPenina
Jeffries
Johnson
Teager Rou
Loto
Cercises
Blmw
Brest
International Clay Bird Shoot Opens Tourneys in July
The International clay bird shooting tourneys run July 10 to 30 at Inshooting for the great prize of Vien. The program features shooting in series and a world championship. Twenty rounds are to be shot by twelve masters at about fifteen yards.
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Touragmens
Vien
Visiting notables and travels amid Baltimore city social circle
A jumble of names and movements shows residents and visitors from Baltimore and nearby towns visiting relatives and friends in the city. Several figures plan travel to Europe and California, with mentions of illnesses, funerals, and attendance at a national deaf association convention in Colorado Springs.
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Tennei
Lyd
Palmer
Esterday
Bertaladelphia
Mira “Heien
West
Bret
Baltmote
Mr. George. Broadrup
Gimberland
Hag
Beri
Mia
WilMun Q. Grities
Gladys
Ape Yoatertdy
Cis
Nett Jatdtenbourg
Clarke Place
Bradley
Patelek Street
Wiliam
Kuma Oberlander
Bhig Ely
Artinaburg
A. Kogelachutz
Jacobo R
Tvs
Robert
S. ‘Tyron
East Canrel Xtrout
Roxton
Ines
Portland
Matne
Revights “Knode
Weatingholme * Bleetrien Co
Pittaburg
Td Mire
Pronk
Kruote
Mixx
Mary Ruthelly Witter
Eel Wests
Dar Jog Horn
Phaente
Dradley
Davidson
Slater
Louise Davidson
Windsor
Omutt
Washington
F. Grant
Patrick Atreet
Cabrie
Appencellar
Fon
Walter
New York
Elty
Mas
Iid Aon
Aml
York
Vis
Oaherne
Prive
John Enunert
Wash- Tagen
California
New Orleans
New Mexico
Tie
National Association of the Deaf
Colorado
Graceham County Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
County letters from Graceham note visits by Mr and Mrs Baward Colliflower and family to Jago Colliflower's home and social calls by Laura Martin and Grace Six. Nellie Joy visits sister in Motter’s Station. several Colliflower relatives and friends travel to Graceham and Thurmont area for gatherings and a warehouse project is announced. The Ladies Aid Society plans a Saturday meeting at Catherine Engle’s home.
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Graceham
Baward Colliflower
Wallbrook
Jago Colliflower
Crrce Hockenamith
Grace
Mary
Belva
Colliflower
Laura Martin
Thurmont
Msgs
Nellie Joy
Benjamin
Misa
Catherine Engle
John
Adan Zénte
Hazel
Waynesboro
Naomi Groshon
Iit
Bruce Speak
Harvey Groshon
Union Bridge
Joe Colliflower
Gettybury
Miga
Dorsey
Motter’s Station
John Colliflower
Heubener
Voob
Bole
Crete
Letters to the Editor on LeGore Bridge Proposal
A reader questions the LeGore bridge plan and its cost. They argue the price of about 197 thousand dollars is excessive and urge officials to justify expenditures. The letter cites the county commission and notes public interest in a fair assessment.
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Tur. Newa. T Have
Laeisthi
Wiikkioni
Rhein
Coombstoners
Prederick
Fg Tax
Bayer
Ddat
Rail line freight conductor falls to death on bridge
Reports from Lagerstown mention Charles Stebbins killed by a fall from a bridge over Tams Creek during maintenance on the Western Maryland Railroad. The incident coincides with a statewide teachers’ meeting in Ocean City and other local tragedies and notices.
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Charles Stebbins
Lagerstown
Western Maryland Railroad
Tams Creek
Alstricta
Ocean City
Whitin Dovktney
Cannil
Cumberland
Somerset
Arlington Morgan
Burrswill
Mer Monkine
Tishipnan
Redney Crave
Robert Garrett- Shotharhin
Shiffandt
Searehiight
Baltiore
City
Bernard N. ‘Baker
Baltimore
National Conservation ‘Congress
St.Paul
Baltimore Copper ,Swelting and Rolling Company
Canton
Stock Frenzy and An Ancedote of a Barber’s Shave
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts stock schemes around 1873 at Ophir and the Comstock mines. Budd buys Ore stock as prices soar from $1 to $45, turning profits. a barber later earns a large sum from a humorous claim about a shave. The tale notes rapid price moves and a push toward secrecy before profit realization.
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Budd
Joseph L King
San Prancisco
Boura
Sui
Ophir
Comstock
Aneto
Tigher
Ke “Suuires
Deafness Cure Promised For Catarrh In Newspaper Ad
An old newspaper clipping touts Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming it cures deafness caused by catarrh. It offers a $100 reward for any case not cured and urges readers to request free circulars from F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F.J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
Dru
Hall
June clerk office records and death roll noted
The June report lists 47 deeds 36 mortgages including two chattel mortgages one bill of sale and one article of incorporation 37 marketable titles filed 213 marriage licenses issued six months show 1000 instruments 680 deeds 235 mortgages. In deaths 37 recorded in city and county 10 interments Mt Olivet 3 St Johns 3 in colored graves 20 in county burials at New Market Jefferson Doubs Battonsville Walkeraville Lewistown Thurmont Hopewell Woodsboro Kemptown.
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Roby
Alicengen
Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
New Market
Jefferson
Doubs
Battonsville
Walkeraville
Lewistown
Thurmont
Hope BM
Woodsboro
Kemptown
Moberly showroom improvements announced
Merel F. Moberly reports completion of showroom improvements and new display of mantels tile fireplaces linings frames and related hardware from top factories at low prices. The company also introduces the Matin System for wall papers and emphasizes strict adherence to updated lines.
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Moberly
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