Purely Personal Abbreviations of Visiting Friends
Purely personal notes list Miss Eama RB Gittinger in Washington Grove and many others visiting relatives or traveling. Names include Mrs Patterson in Frederick, Mr Lewis Cain of Ohio, Miss Virginia Grayson in Leesburg, Miss Clara Wineberg in Chicago, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rust Lee in Pittsburgh, Mrs Courtney in Philadelphia, Miss Fannie Adams in Buckeystown, John F. Kreb on business in Baltimore and Washington, and others visiting Blue Ridge Summit, Ocean Grove, Mount Airy, and Winchester. Also mentions a funeral in Baltimore and plans for travel to London and New York with Lieut Stevens and Mrs de Garmendia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eama RB. Gittinger
Washington Grove
Patterson
Patrick Street
Chambersburg
Lewis Cain
Ohio
Frederick
M.M. Branoner
Miss Brunpo
Blue Ridge Summit
Vallie Grove
Jefferson
Lawrence Rust Lee
Pittsburg
Courtney
Philadellphia
Fannie Adams
West Third Street
Buckeyatown
John F. Kreb
Baltimore
Washington
C. B.T. Hendrickson
East Seventh Street
Ocean Grove
Nettie Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Adamstown
L. Arenla Ritchie
West Church Street
Mre
Dr. Gaver
Mount Airy
Valentine Brunner
Jennie Bronner
East Patrick Street
Blue Ridge Sumit
Edith and
Sallie Williams
Martinsburg
W. Va
John D. Hendrickson
West Second Street
D. B. Weaver
Jontesville
Milton A. Woodward
Rebecca Sacks
Lexington
Wineverg
North Market Street
Winchester
Joseph Leichert
Lizzie Geissler
News of the State Items of Interest From Anne Arundel to Hyattsville
Dr Henry L Revell dies at his Anne Arundel home. Robert A L Dick reelected city attorney of Lonaconing. Cumberland policemen press for shirtwaist style permission. Washington County Water Company to spend 4600 extending Hagerstown mains. Howard county farmers report large wheat tops this season. Wicomico Democratic Convention instructs delegates to back Judge Charles F Holand for judicial nomination. Hyattsville tax rate set at 40 cents per 100. assessable base up markedly. Baltimore street and school funding discussed in Board of Estimates budget. Maryland Automobile Co Allegany county builds a small air wagon for government tests. Workers at Della B and O Railroad crane project adjusted hours due to weather. May cholera infant case treated with Chamberlains Powder and Diarrhea Remedy. child recovers fully per witness Cretra Aeer Hookwalter Ohio. Ad shown concluding sales a Tre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Revell
Anne Arundel County
Robert A. L. Dick
Lonaconing
Cumberland
Washington County Water Company
Hagerstown
Howard County
Wicomico County
Democratic Convention
Charles F. Holand
Hyattsville
Board of Estimates
Baltimore
Maryland Automobile Company
Uke
Allegany County
Two aged ladies die from general debility in Carroll County
In Carroll County two elderly women are reported dead from general debility, one aged 83 the other 76 with funerals arranged at Mt. Olivet cemetery. Eleanor Ann Mahoney widow of William H. Mahoney died at the Home for the Aged. Mary Delaplaine widow of Tate Sersktat died at home on East Church Street. John Niple infant dies of cholera infantum. Samuel Stoner of Uniontown district dies of pneumonia at about 64. survived by widow and daughter and multiple brothers and sisters. New State Building contract awarded to Henry Smith & Sons for 206 775. debate over brick versus marble construction ends with brick approved for cost and practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Stoner
Carroll County
Eleanor Ann Mahoney
William H. Mahoney
Mt. Olivet
Mary
Delaplaine
Tate Sersktat
Deign la Oe
Cdscene Bee
East Church Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
John Niple
John
Patrick Street
Osthorne Ingle
F. Schroeder
Uniontown
Carrell County
Trevanion
Mr. Stoner
Joseph Englar
New Windsor
David Stoner
Board of County Commissioners
William Stoner
Warfieldsburg
Daniel Stoner
Dayton, C
Emanuel Stoner
Westminster
John R. Stoner
Thormont
Jacob Stoner
Union Bridge
Lydia R. Little
Mary A. Laren
New State Building
State Building
Annapolis
Henry Smith & Sons
Baltimore
Building Commission
Tomorrow's Baseball Games in State Championship at Athletic Park
Hagerstown visits Athletic Park for two championship games against Frederick. The lineup lists Doornbarger to Bonner on fielders with Largen, Onsen, and Andrew pitching. Frederick fields Strawsberger Saylor Ramsburg Stauffer Creager Eisenhauer Ridis moser Motéer Bready. Dr Ira J. McCurdy to umpire both games. Extra police kept on site, betting brisk, $50 bat on first game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Athletic Park
Doornbarger
Miler
Bush
McCarter
Lawrence
Bonner
Black
C. F
Jones
Garlock
Largen
Onsen
Lightning strikes rooster in Franklin County square
During a severe thunderstorm in Franklin County Pennsylvania a bolt hit the center of a country town public square striking a running rooster. The flash killed the bird instantly and burned feathers off its back and sides. Several witnesses attest to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
The Social World House Party Hosts in Walkeraville
The Misses Goldsborough entertain a number of guests at their Walkeraville home including Miss Sallye Faulkner daughter of ex Senator Faulkner of Martinsburg West Virginia Miss Ben Ruffin of Danville Virginia Miss Martha Harvie of Danville Mr Claude Lee of Charlottes ville Mr Frank Poe of Washington Mr Ross Parrish of Baltimore and Mr Harry Goldaborough of Danville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Walkeraville
Sallye Faulkner
Faulkner
Martinaburg
W. Va
Ben Ruffin
Danville
Martha Harvie
Claude Lee
Charlottesville
Frank Poe
Washington
Ross Parrish
Baltimore
Harry Goldaborough
Teachers' Association hears on memory and thinking in education
At the Mary land State Teachers Association session at Blue Mountain House, Prof B L Bob litz urges teachers to emphasize meaningful stories and practical skills over memorizing dates. Dr N C Schaeffer contrasts thinking in things and symbols and stresses early emphasis on concrete rudiments before abstract theory. Rates for Atlantic City excursions rise 25 percent as Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio Railroads adjust charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Blue Mountain House
B. L. Boblitz
N. C. Schaeffer
Pennsylvania
Maryjand
Gorman
Spurgeon
Atlantic City
Baltimore and Ohio
Prize Money Awarded to Fire Company Team
Dr L T MacGill Jr president of the United Steam Fire Company received two back payments of 75 dollars from the State Firemen's meet management for winning first prize in the hook and ladder contest and for best drilled company. King David Lodge No 50 I O O F installed officers last night with Lloyd T MacGill Jr and R A Rager among the officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. MacGill, Jr
United Steam Fire Company
Westminster
King David Lodge
C. F
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
HL. Bennett
V.G
R. GC. Nicodemus
A. J. Fromke
V. G. R.A. Rager
J. G
E.G. Haugh
Heat Fatalities Mark Baltimore’s Dire Wave Toll
On the third day of Baltimore’s severe heat spell, nineteen deaths and 48 prostration cases were recorded. The day’s high reached 103.4 degrees with a low of 80, underscoring the deadly intensity of the heatwave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Holiday and court notices and upcoming excursions
Holiday closures affect banks and courthouse offices. Postoffice hours 8 to 9 a.m. only for collections and delivery. no money order service. Divorce: Anna Mary Clemintine Folan seeks absolute divorce from John Folan, via attorney Jacob Rohrback, in circuit court. Stores suspend early closing. grocery hours extended. Sunday excursion announced: Frederick to Baltimore via B and O. Washington to Frederick excursion planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Anna Mary Clemintine Folan
Jacob Rohrback
Circuit Court
John Folan
American crew wins at Henley in upset over London Rowing Club
Special dispatch reports University of Pennsylvania crew defeated London Rowing Club at Henley to claim victory. The Hargett market quotes list corn at 2.50 per barrel, shelled corn 50 cents per bushel, wheat 66 cents, and hay 12 to 14 dollars per ton. Job seekers find many opportunities via local want ads in Tax News with fifteen centa for fifteen words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Rowing Club
Henley
England
University of Pennsylvania
J.B. W. Hargett
Repairs to Furnace at Electric Light Plant
The electric light plant shut down last night for furnace repairs and there may be no lights tonight.
Keefer Elected Director at Franklin Savings Bank
Mr Harry A Keefer was this morning elected a director in the Franklin Savings Bank of this city, succeeding the late Alex Brengle. Hagerstown's population is 13344 per the State census, 274 less than the Federal count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Keefer
Franklin Savings Bank
Alex. Brengle
Hagerstown
A Harvest Wedding At Rocky Springs
Miss Amy Ruth Kemp and Prof. Edward P. Gale wed at Rocky Springs, with Rev. Dr. Osborne Ingle officiating. The ceremony featured Miss Elsie Birssy and a reception with wheat and ferns decor. The couple will spend the summer touring the North after a wedding breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs
D. Columbus Kemp
Amy Ruth Kemp
Jane Carlisle
New York City
Miss Carlisle
the Treasury
Carlisle
D. Chester Kemp
P. K. Long
Gale
Wm. G. Carlisle
Laura
John G. Carlisle, Jr
New York
R. R. Walcutt
Wm. Pope
Columbus
Ohio
Sophia Detrick
Baltiatore
On the Mountain at Braddock Heights summer visits noted
Mr Joseph D Baker entertained Citizens National Bank clerks while others take summer rooms in Smith cottage. Families occupy Wan Smith and Ross Williams cottages. Repainting works at several homes. J A Lampe sends workers to Harrin Filler and Landauer. Woodsboro band awarded 15 blue uniforms with braid and cord, caps black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Baker
Braddock Heights
Citizens’ National Bank
Adolphus Fear Lake
Rose Fearhake
L. E. Mullinix
Smith Cottage
Geo. Wan
Smith
Beloved Husband Charles Flem ming Remembrance Note
A loving remembrance from wife and family marks the first death anniversary of Charles Flem ming, died July 4, 1900. The notice praises his purity, memory, and the quiet grave in a peaceful cemetery, with lines about the starry night and enduring love. Also mentions local food ads and July 4 excursion tickets by Western Maryland Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Flemming
Oniprey
Reduced Rates for July 4 Excursions by B&O Railroad
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers excursion tickets for travel to and from all stations east of the Ohio River within 200 miles not including stations east of Baltimore, for trains on July 3 and 4. Tickets are valid for return until July 5, inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Camden Station
G. A. R. Sleveland
Battlefield
Cleveland
Baltimore & Oho Railroad
Buffalo
Royal Biue Line
Philadelphia & Reading
Lehigh Valley
Wilmington
Washington
Baltingore
Newark
Cal
Draving
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Strasburg Junction
Royal Limited
Baltimore and Ohio R.B
Athletic Park Race Meet Promises Novel Motor Events
A July 5 1901 program at Athletic Park Baltimore features motor paced races with competitors from Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Hagerstown York and Frederick plus a pivotal Clark vs French motor event and a full evening of entertainment including music and dancing. Additional listings include July 4th and 7th excursions by railways promotions and safety ordinances as local officials announce crowd amenities and park services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Park
French and Clark
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Hagerstown
York
Frederick
Rhine
Clark
Parkin
Will
Robert French
Pampel
Deer Park Hotel Promises Modern Summer Retreat
Deer Park Maryland markets the Deer Park Hotel as the region’s most delightful summer resort, sitting 2860 feet above sea level and free of malaria hay fever and mosquitos. Accessible via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with no transfer from major cities, it offers suites private baths electric lights long distance telephone elevator Turkish baths swimming pools golf tennis bowling and scenic drives. The Annapolis Naval Academy Band performs. new cottages and remodeled facilities are noted. Open June 24 to September 30 with rates and info via manager W Benrwell. Queen City Hotel Cumberland MD listed until June 1 then Deer Park Garrett County MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Annapolis Naval Academy Band
W. Benrwell
Cara Queen City
Cumberland
Deer Park
Garrett Ow Katy
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Adrese
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Gadar Shear Nity
St Cloud
Piance
Tern
Leeland
Gettyshure
Rome
Italy
Napoleon
United II Uem
Idaho
Cervera
Sampson
Schley
Santiago
Shatter
Dreyfus
France
War Eas
Washixerton
Tver
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Ments
Shipley & Bopat
Shipley & Boost
Mayor Smith
Doll’s
Doll's
John Hendrickson
Virginia Grayson
Leesburg
Clara Wineberg
North Market
Chicago
News OF the State
O Ntighbor
Cretra Aeer
Hookwalter
Eleanor Mahoney
Mary Delaplaine
Prof. Boblitz
Maryland
B.&o
Mrs. D.C. Kemp
Edward P. Gale
Maryland School For the Deaf
North
George Gittinger
East Second Street
R. A. Doll
J. A. Lampe
Harrin & Filler
A. M. Landauer
Elke
J. Roger McSherry
Kennelwood
Braddock
Shipley & Boost's
Shipley & Booss
Gro. Bow
Savi
Frederick and Middletown
Middletown
Myceraville
Myeraville
Fredierick
Gao
Bow
Suir
Win. D. Boteler
Fredarick
I North Market Street
Haver
John IN Hendrickson
Cook
Sohley Day
Aquare
Feu Puwligau
Dso
Joan Hendsoxson
Oan Lanne
Neidig & Miller
Nivig & 3 & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Clinton H, Main
Mean
Clinton E
Main
Mad
Isanogle & Wagaman
Bc Books
Arnold
Haan
Soga
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Das
City Hall
Lew Lacet
Chantilly
Paris
Frederick Vans
Batiste
Iriah Dimities
Baxtiste
Natya Latae
Eo, G. Hodoce & CO
AT. Blok & Suee
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick CO
T. P. Rice
Fourth St
Rice
Stu Fred
B.&o RR
Willard C. Keller
E. Patrickist
Ceresville Flour
Eresville Milling
Cerasville
Wm. Ruland
Virginia
E. D. Shriner
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Lewis Own
Frederick City
Dutrow
Walkersville
Ald Ita
Wm A. Ramebarg
Arvey R
B. Rosenour
BE. Pintrick St
Ae Eee
Atlee Radcliff
Anet
University OF Maryland
James M. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
Peterman
West
Franklin Street
Uate
Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
City Hotel
Jane
Nioodemts
North Market Stenes
Financiz
Townsexp Scott & Son
Fayette ST
Oppo
Postoffice
Baltimore, Mn
Directek and
Woodsboro Tu
Franklin
Mico Hocoga
Wm. J. Worman
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