Planning for Camp Encampment Set for August
District militia to hold state encampment near the city from July 13 to July 28 with Brigadier General Macklin directing maneuvers and troop movements to Frederick and Baltimore. Governor Crates will visit, a brigade review arranged, and a full field schedule includes base ball and rail movements from Camden Station and Anne Arundel county rifle range.
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Mavsieny
Charles F. Macklyn
Frederick
Pikesville
Ridgeville
Enerab Miawklin
Therm
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Canden Station
Baltimore
Camden Station
State Rifle Range
Anne Arundel County
Frederien
Camden
Tency AM Warfield
Mall
Craters
Wee I
Macklin
Pitth Regiment
District Militia Rumor Sparks Local Interest
Rumor reports the District of Columbia National Guard may encamp here this summer. Adjutant General Smiley and the Board of Trade discuss location and water supply, with business leaders awaiting official word and assurances on local improvements before any decision.
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Baltimore Gun
National Guard
District of Columbia
Smiley
Board of
Board of Trade
Maryland State Bar Meeting Honors James Alfred Pearce President
The Maryland State Bar Association held its annual business session in Cape May on Saturday with Judge James Alfred Pearce of Cumberland elected president. Judge Pearce, the Court of Appeals official, delivered the first address while speakers included Blair Lee and Benjamin Richmond among others. The session closed after a well received toast to "The United States of America" and remarks on the nation’s past and future by Speaker Clark.
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Tron
Alton Go Biner
Maryland State Bar Association
Rireuit
Seasion Ait Cape May
James Alfred Pearce
Cumberland
United States of America
Clark
Covington
Larst Masion
James Alfred Pegres
Court of Appeals
Bhate
Blair Lee
Maryland
Benjamin Richmond
Cuwherland
Mr. Geeman
Will Gum Shepard Weyan
State Bonds Sold as Baltimore Bidder Wins Entire Issue
Baltimore bidders secured the whole issue of state bonds for construction purposes with bids totaling 30 000. Townsend Scott & Co bought 50 000 of the bonds at high prices, the rest allocated to others, all bearing four percent interest and maturing July 1, 1826. The state retains right to redeem after five years. Stationery bids for the State Library and Court of Appeals were opened but not awarded due to uncertain terms. An early fire in Sally Rollins alley caused no injuries. only a forage house burned. Braddock Heights service last night drew a large crowd. Adolphus Fearbale spoke on patriotism. Braddock Wrights Band gave a fine concert.
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Baltmore
Insium
Rane
Tullie Wor
Townsend, Scott & Co
Haroiine
Sally Rollins
Klinehart
Sixth
Tamilton Showman
Braddock Heights
Adolphus Fearbale
Braddock Wrights
Meeting Postponed by Dented Eire Companys
The penular quarterly meeting was to be held this evening but postponed until next Monday night due to the Red Mons celebration.
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Dnted Eire Companys
Red Mons
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Finds Relief with Medicine
A Lincoln woman, Ned the girl, had been ailing with chronic constipation and stomach trouble. After three days on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets she could get up and improve steadily. She proclaims the medicine as a great cure and notes it is for sale by all Druggists.
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Lincoln
Ned
Chamberlain
Linsealn
Religious World Reports Church Services and Clergy Milestones
A detailed summary of Sunday and midweek church activities across multiple congregations. Reports include sermons by Rev. Rupp and Rev. McLean, church anniversaries, baptisms, weddings, funerals, and attendances. Various congregations note patriotic services, youth choirs, Sunday schools, and upcoming meetings.
Parish Services Highlight Epworth League Event and Sermons
A fragmented report from a Sunday schedule notes Epworth League activities at United Brethren Church at 7 15 with Rev B L L Hummelhaugh delivering a sermon on David's Address to Sule men The Presbyterian congregation heard Rex De Thomas freeman Dixon preach The Nation and the Church and The Inch Priestly Prayer at 6 45 The Catholic church observed low Mass at 7 and benediction at 7 with Rev Fr Woo Kane preaching on The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Rosary and benediction followed.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Ga Ain
ER Lamar
Jess
Tih
Epworth Lea
United Brethren Church
Ses Rend
Hummelhaugh
David
Dastur
Pitt
Mthetek
Rex de Thomas Freeman Dixon
Frannt Jah
St. John’s Catholic
Woo Kane
Law Court Paints Grim Picture of Inmates and Incidents
Wingene Ivery, colored, appeared before Justice C J Kklsein on a vagrancy charge and was committed to the House of Corrections for six months, then sent by train with Sheriff Grimes. Susan Brown, colored, arrested on disorderly conduct, committed for a heated afternoon hearing. William Bare, accused of beating his wife, posted bail of 208 dollars for a hearing. Dor Bentley, colored, arrested for beating his wife, jailed for a hearing.
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Singlo House
Corre
Wingene Ivery
C. J. Kklsein
Sheriff Grimes
Susan Brown
Ollicer Blum Clauer
G. H. Meksichny
Tor
William Bare
Flo
C. Ekstein
Dor Bentley
King and Herring
Jyelice CL LE Berestein
Auto Club Meeting Postponed Due to Low Attendance
Meeting of the Automobile Club was postponed because only a small number of members attended. A future meeting will be announced. Several applications for membership have been received since the last meeting and more are expected, as interest grows in forming a car owners organization.
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Auto Club
Automobie Club
Congress Plans Dinner For Japanese Vice Admiral Tojo
Congress will appropriate funds for the entertainment of Vice Admiral Tojo of Japan during his visit to the United States on his way home from coronation festivities. A formal White House dinner and reception plus other social functions are planned in Washington and elsewhere.
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Washimeton
Congress
Tojo
Japan
White House
Washington
Rush on Water Works Improves Reservoir Supply
City fears water shortage as contractors rush repairs on the reservoir and pumping system. Work includes asphalt coating and Vulcanite lining to reach about one inch thickness. Officials hope for steady supply through summer while Charles Fey lays new pipeline to bolster storage and prevent famine risk.
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Reservoir Commission
Vulcanite Company
Charles Fey
Aviators Finish European Circuit Race Feat
A July 8 dispatch from London reports Pierre Vedrine and a line of contestants completing a trans channel flight race. The article recalls Louis Bleriot as the first to cross the Channel on July 25, 1909, noting participants Vedrine Avidatt Kimmerling Conneau Valentine Garros Renaux Train and Gibert.
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the News
London
England
Pierre Vedrine
Louis Bleriot
Vedrine
Avidatt
Kimmerling
Ensign Conneau
Valentine
Garros
Renaux Train
Gibert
Rushing Troops North in Portugal Civil Strife
The News reports Madrid July 3 220P that government forces rush additional troops north as fighting intensifies in northern Portugal between Monarchist and Republican factions. Authorities mobilize units to curb uprisings and secure key routes amid ongoing clashes.
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Madrid
Spain
Portugal
Manchester Teamsters Strike Ties Up City Traffic
Special dispatch from Manchester reports a teamsters strike linked to the sailors' strike. City traffic is halted and no evening newspaper deliveries. An excursion earlier carried 187 passengers to Washington and 41 to Baltimore.
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Manchester
England
Teamsters
Washington
Baltimore
City Budget and Public Notices Amid Fiscal Totals
A fragmented ledger lists salaries repairs lighting and utilities, debt accounts and sinking funds, with figures for water works, tax revenues, street paving, and bonds. Candidacy announcements follow for local offices including Sheriff, Judge of the Orphans Court, and State's Attorney in Frederick County.
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Carroll Street
City Hall
Freeman County Republican Nominating Notices and Dividends
A series of local political notices requests support for candidates in Frederick County primaries including George Ke Dennis and Joan W Mumford for Judge of the Orphans Court and Sheriff Scott S Welty. A dividend notice from Franklin Savings Bank Frederick announces six months dividends payable in June 1211 to shareholders.
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Mrederichounty
Ioice Nausty
William Tl. Smith
Perebst Albee
Frederick County
George Ke Dennis
Ant&ity
Frederick Coutnty
Orphans’ Court
Joan W. Mumford
Braddock District
Gorge T. Roderick
Frederick District
William
Henks
Scott
Marzi CT
Frederick, Mad
Poten Pri Cent
Dee Pend
Geo
Wo Heiner
Secy
Juanda &Wlt
Prederick
Tunean
Frederik Town
Psd
M. Poll
Marsha'l
Jusedst&wl ET
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Annapolis
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Fo Maker
Me Lewis
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M. A. McCaffrey
City Register
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Political Cards
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Frederick Sristrict
Republica Prbnarie
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Jess FL R. Ugaghy
Court St. Frederick, Md
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Wrndsrek County
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