Daily News Notes on Residents and Visitors
The Daily News reports on locals returning home from travels and visits. Among those mentioned are Br. Galnes now in Loudoun, Lara Tyson returning with sister, and Prof. Irving I. Biser after a wedding trip. Others include Misses Dorsey, Wittsmgon, and May Diehl leaving for various destinations, plus Mr. Chas. G. Barfoot appointed at Feck Electric Light and Power Company.
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Pred A. Gatnes
F.C
Br. Galnes
Loudoun
Stes Lara Tyson
B. Murray
Mamie Finneran
Dorsey
New Market
New Market, This County, Is the Guest of Mrs. Drac Rams- Serge
East Church Street
Irving
Biser
Albert Schroeder
Waynesboro
Rogny
Edwad
Dryer
Winchester
Chas. G. Barfoot
Albany
Hss Deen
Feck Electric Light and Power Company
Jolla
Mary Wittsmgon
W.P. Mason
Rockville
Ertwisle
West Washington
Edward Nelson
A. P. Marzh
Groff
Westminster
John H. Hargett
Washington
East Patrick Street
Minnie
Lizzie Mehrling
West South Street
Belends
Baltimore
Calvin Bailey
Frederick
May Simpley
Zila
Della, Brengle
Buckeystown
Ignatius Tecode
May Diehl
Phillipsburg
Ocean Grove Opens Great Open Air Auditorium
The Ocean Grove open air auditorium in Ocean Grove New Jersey was completed at a cost of 75900 and finished last week. Opening day services were held on Sunday with dedicatory services planned for August 9 to 12. President Harper of Chicago University will preach the dedicatory sermon. The venue seats 10000 worshippers and features 266 doors and windows and nearly 1000 incandescent lamps.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
Harper
Chicago University
A Traveler's Night in West Philadelphia
Edger T. Heed writes of a Philadelphia visit with vivid reminiscences of a guest chamber filled with art objects from Thorvaldsen to Elliott, a moonlit marine painting, and Swiss cow bells. The narrative follows arrival, supper, porch views, and a tranquil night in a grand old home near City Hall.
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Edger T. Heed
Philadelphia
Turine
Phiadelphis
Old City
Quaker Hospitally
Tanel
Aining-Room
Lucerne
Thorvaldsen
France
Christus
Palestine
Elliott
Zanecy
Grn
Moon Ukes
Japan
Hons
West Philadelphia
Delaware
Switzerland
Sheriff Fees Change in Carroll County Law Reduces Surplus
A new law quietly taking effect two months ago makes Carroll County's sheriff a partially salaried official with a 2550 dollar annual pay. It preserves only specific fees for death sentences and prisoner transport, while food, deputies, provender for horses, and transport costs shift to the county. Civil fees are merged into the salary, a change welcomed by the few informed residents.
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Carroll County
House of Correction
Churches and town struck by storms and lightning deaths
The article recalls churches destroyed by storms and a fatal lightning strike near Greenville. It reports injuries to Martha Wied and Otos, with other worshipers hurt or knocked senseless. Trees, fences, and homes suffered damage, and crop loss followed. It also notes Hoboken pension agent Hanssee convicted on one of two indictments with two years max.
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Greenville
Barnes’ Landing
Martha Wied
Glen Alea
Greentile
Bny
Edwin Wilson
Mount Zion
Percy
Percy, Thi Kies
Trenton
Tesse C. Hansee
Hoboken
Hanser
Jubilee Jubilee Ascension Parish 50th anniversary plans
Carroll County reports active preparations for Ascension Episcopal parish Westminster jubilee reunion marking the parishs 50th anniversary. Sermons by associated clergy, 530 pm reunion day oration by Hon William P Maulsby, and addresses by former rectors scheduled. Also note pastor move and local health, civic appointments and pet incidents in Westminster area.
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Ascension Farrah
Ascension Episcopal Parish
Westminster
William P. Maulsby
The
Pariah
Jesse Higging
H. A. Depfar
Westminster Theological Seminary
Congregational Church
Grand Island
N. Y
E. O. Grimes
Weat Main Street
Baltimore
State Board of Health
J. H. Preston
Manchester
Archibald Buchman Baliif
Harney
B. F. Bowers
Lizzie Fuse
Alchinstry’s Mills
Formately
Cowboy Evangelist Released by Supreme Court Justice Garrison
A jailed preacher known as the Cowboy Evangelist was freed yesterday by order of Supreme Court Justice Garrison. Reports sketch his past involvement with a Citizens' Rights league and his plan to seek permission from a Pennsylvania railroad company to use a large lot for meetings. The piece notes trouble caused by Rice and his wife during street services and mentions a mob scene in Missouri involving a hanging and a separate labor strike with injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Cit
Supreme Coure
Garrison
Citizens’ Rights League
Pennsylvania BR
Price of Meat Advances Amid Rising Famine Fears
In a troubling bulletin the Meat market reports rapid price hikes amid fears of a continental meat famine within a month. The piece notes scarce supply and rising costs, with observers warning food scarcity could intensify as markets adjust. Local druggist Nelson in Kingville promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, guaranteeing satisfaction or refund. It is sold by Albert L. Pearce and Frederick Rudy, Mt. Airy, and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finty
WH. Nelson
Kingville
Chamberlain
Neilson
Albert L. Pearce
Frederick
W. E. Rudy
Mt. Airy
Drageisis
A Million Friends with Dr Kings New Discovery
A testimonial style note proclaims the medicine cures consumption coughs and colds with claimed power for throat chest and lungs. It offers trial bottles and guarantees with pricing for large and regular bottles at A L Pearce's Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Trisi
A. L. Pearce
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