Fragmented Local Notices From The Baltimore World And State Papers
A terse jumble of items records a riot near Maronabarg with damaged crates, a question about pneumatic ties on carts, Fourth of July bells in Hagerstown, Amos Warner and a G B 1853 caricature, Reverend Cochrane's absence, bicycle insurance as a scam, a raspberries carload shipment from Roedgerville, talk of another organ factory in Hagerstown, Martinsburg gaining two dullies, The Statesman becoming a daily paper, J D Horine’s three legged turkey, 100000 C Ex planned for Washington in July, and half‑yearly reminders for 1896 collectors.
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Ralrosd
Baltimore
Hegertwown
Amos Warner
Libertytown
G. B
Cochrane
Bar Harbor
Roedgerville
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Statesman
Democratic
J.D. Horine
Myersville
Washington
Fishing Rights in Maryland Clarify Public Water Access
A Baltimore Sun summary explains that under English common law the right to fish in navigable waters is a royal prerogative, now a public right in America. Citizens may fish in ebbing rivers, with adjacent landowners holding only limited rights unless granted by statute. The state owns waters to the high water mark. land below that mark is public territory, while owners may hold wharf, bed, or similar rights only if granted.
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Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Americas
Funeral of Enos Clem Near Utica Mills
The funeral of Enos Clem, aged 71, a respected resident near Utica Mills, was held Wednesday at 10 a.m. from his home. Largely attended, the service took place at Ailes Church, led by his Pastor Rev. M. Hench with Rev. Todd of Utica Mills assisting. He leaves eight children, two sons and six daughters, and was interred at Utica Cemetery. Creager & Sons of Thurmont were the undertakers.
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Enos Clem
Utica Mills
Ailes
Hev
Todd
Utica Mille
Clem
Utica
Creager & Sons
Thurmont
The Girl About Tower and July Holiday Whirl
A nostalgic Local note celebrates the first Friday in July and the eve of Independence Day. It sketches summer scenes around Lake Carroll, camp meetings, the electric railway, and a strong sense of community life with fairs, reunions, fruit stands, and patriotic rituals.
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Daly
Lake Carroll
Love
Eiectric
Jane
Chicago
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Garrison
McLean
Fire destroys three small buildings at Criefield
Grove and Kindley report a fire in Criefield that destroyed three small structures. Governor Lowndes appointed magistrates, and the Allegany County Circuit Court July term is in session. Avon Cycle Club tests town bicycle tax legality as Lowndes appoints additional justices of the peace. Somerset and Wicomico counties set tax rates. Union War Records Commission to meet in Annapolis monthly. Jeremiah Jack, a West Virginia farmer, died by hanging near Wiltsport, Maryland. Civil notices, local praise for Judge Nicodemus and the Nova Creamery gift, and various legal briefs fill the page.
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Criefield
Lowrdes
Allegany County
Sesaton
Avon Cycle Club
Easton
Lowndes
Somerset County
Wicomico
Union War Records Commission
Annapolis
Jeremiah Jack
West Virginia
Wiltsmeport
State Firemen’s Association
Senator Dryden
Virginia
Joseph McKibbin
California
Marshall Hall
Charles County
Local Bicycle Delegation Heads to State Meet
Mr. John A. Kennedy of the Maryland Division L A W leads a group of local League members on a cycling tour to Baltimore by road, then an overnight boat to Cambridge for the state bicycle meet. The party includes Dr Ira J McCurdy William Chew Edward Haller Allen Williamson Murray Brish and Willard Markey.
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Cambeige
John A. Kennedy
Consel
Maryland
League
Baltinore
Bost
Cambridge
Ira J. McCurdy
Wiliam Chew
Edward Haller
Allen Willamson
Murray Brish Ard Willard Markey
Symphony instrument dazzles at North Market Street shop
Hew Instrument, Mr. Harry Wilcoxon, noted music dealer at Birely's Palace of Music, North Market Street, received yesterday a symphonium described as sweet toned and in perfect harmony. He invited friends to a showcase program this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilcoxon
Birely’s Palace of Music
North Market Street
Wicrson
Social World Entertainza in Hagerstown by Miss Nellie McCardell
An entertainment was held in Hagerstown honoring Mrs. Susie Markey of Frederick hosted by Miss Nellie McCardell. Little Roy Seacalieet of Liberty slipped into a drain receiving hot wash water, was badly scalded, but is improving.
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Hagerstown
Nellie McCardell
Susie Markey
Frederick
Roy Seacalieet
Liberty
Fragmentary OCR Reads as Unclear Local Item
The readable text is garbled with stray letters and phrases, offering no clear names, places, dates, or events. It appears to be a damaged OCR snippet with partial words and nonsensical sequences. No distinct entities or actionable facts can be identified from the fragment.
Horses for the Frederick Camp Drill Cavalry Recall
Lieut Armistead M Webb adjutant of the first battalion Fifth Regiment is sent to Frederick Camp with the regimental horses. A circular calls officers to bring horses to Madison and North Avenues Baltimore at 8 a m July 17. Webb travels by Pike aided by Corporal Jack Markos and Martin O'Brien, departing at dawn and reaching Ridgeville that night, then camp grounds next morning.
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Frederick
Armistead M. Webb
Fifth Regiment
Jack Markos
Martin O'Brien
Eway
Ridgeviile
Ridgevites
Baltimore
Massive 3500-Pound Marble Headstone Erected at Linganore
A very massive Christian marble head stone weighing about 3500 pounds was placed at the grave of the late Peter Lugenbeel in Linganore cemetery Unionville this week, marking a grand tribute in a solemn ceremony.
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Peter Lugenbeel
Linganore Cemetery
Unionville
Highly Honored at Monte Maria Academy Richmond Misses Pampel
At Monte Maria Academy in Richmond Virginia last Thursday the Misses Bully Madeline and Lillian Pampel daughters of P Frank Pampel received medals and premiums. Emily earned an English premium and music and drawing medals. Made Une earned second honors for conduct and English premium plus religious doctrine and arithmetic medals. Lillian earned English premium, Christian doctrine medal and arithmetic premium. Colored community readies emancipation celebration with nightly drills and meetings next month.
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Monte Maria Academy
Richmond
Bully
Madeline
Lillian Pampel
P. Frank Pampel
Emily
Une
Lillian
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