Annapolis ballot case argued before Judge Jones
News of the State reports on a Baltimore heat death of William Reisler, election of Rev. Joseph P. McComas as rector of St Anne s Annapolis, steel mills work resuming at Cumberland Steel and Tinplate, diphtheria cases in Baltimore, and a grand jury hold for H M Anderson in the Easton killing case. Other items note a late inventory value for George Bauernschmids property, a manslaughter conviction in Hagerstown, a Maryland governor pardoning Charlies W Robinson, militia reorganization interest, an inquest on a Mount Winans shooting, Governor Lowndes summering in Cumberland, a Neptune temple suggestion for Druid Hill Park, a fall from a Cumberland bridge injuring J P Porter, and taxes suit against Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Annapolis
Jones
William Reisler
Andre Street
Baltimore
Joseph P. McComas
St. Anne’s Parish
Cumberland Steel and Tinplate Company
H. M. Anderson
Olin Hynson
Easton
George Bauernschmids
Lalihoure
Allegany County
Edward Orcutt
Rice Barry
Hagerstown
Lowndes
Charlies W. Robinson
Washington County
Col
John Heaver
Baltimore Light Artillery
Sixth Infantry
Southern Police Station
Thomas Vogelman
Arthur Ferrell
Mount Winans
Cumberland
Margaret Black
Baltimore Custom House
Neptune
Druid Hill Park
Oliver Huckle
Associate Reformed Church
J.P. Porter
West Virginia Central Railroad
Potomac River
Joseph Wilson
Gist
Carroll County
Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maryland
George R. Gaither
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Charles Shaw
Williamsport
Washington
Weverton
Shaw
Brief Bits from Adamstown and Surrounding Districts
Hall fell at Adamstown yesterday evening. Rocky Springs Sunday school will hold their picnic Saturday, August 12. A Lew Story is being added to the machinery department of the Frederick Guy Canning Factory. The Union Sunday school of Brad dock will hold their picnic in Messrs. Ross and Williams grave on Saturday. August 12 Superintendent Mantz of the City Street Department has a force of men repaving portions of Count Street and West Church Street. A Slaughter of Skunks Five pelicats were killed on the farm of S. T. Buxton near this city Four were poisoned and one was shot. Hood's Sarsaparilia will do you wonderful good. Be sure to get Hood's.
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Hall
Adamstown
Rocky Springs
Frederick Guy Canning Factory
Union Sunday School
Braddock
Ross and Williams
Mantz
City Street Department
Count Street
West Church Street
Prosecution Traces Taylor Through Rosenstein Murder Case
Testimony places Armstead Taylor in the May 18 Slidell murder scene at Rosenstein store. Witnesses describe bloodied rooms, a heavy iron rod, and a watch and keys found nearby as detectives repeat confessions and link Taylor to the crime during proceedings in Washington.
Shoes and secrets in the Rosenstein murder trial unfold
Testimony links Taylor to Brown and a string of clues from Boyd's Station to Germantown. Witnesses describe buying split shoes, a hidden rod, a revolver, and a box matching the footwear, while detectives recount Taylor's evolving statements about the Rosenstein killing and related loot.
Money and Watch Taken to Station House in Taylor Case
The money and watch were turned over to Pallosan to take to the station house. Taylor was found at the o all with a witness and denied knowing anyone at the other house. Detective Wrooks M. Uollen testified he saw Taylor at the station on May 17 around 3:80 p.m. Taylor claimed Joh Alfred Brown gave him the funds and acknowledged $192 had been found, saying that is all I have.
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Dr. Stonestreet
Baltimore
Louis Rosenstein
Slidell
Rosenstein
University of Maryland Hospital
Louis Sullivan
Mr. Rosenstein
Carr
Inchea
John W. Knott
Rosensteins
Frank Gibson
Clarksburg
Matthias Reed
Charles Kingsley
James Reed
Rosenstein’s
Boyds Station
Moses Rosenstein
Bradly Worthington
Angerstown
Armstead Taylor
Boyds
Germantown
Taylor
Forest Glen
Edward Moore
Boyd’s
Stephen Day
Boyd's
Lowie
Thomas Jackson
Lyon
Blackston
Hosenstein
Buck Lodge
McSherry
Motter
M. T. Lewie
Boyd's Station
William Brewer
Hagerstown
Michael Whalen
Brewer
Frank Gaither
Mr. Thomson
Carter
John Alfred Brown
Brown
Frank Carlin
Henry Hebron
Georgetown
Tom Johnson
William W. Easley
Washington
Fowler's Hill
Maryland
Burras
Fowler’s Hill
Easely
Withers
Nellie Turner
Killgoar
Selby
Sherif Thompson
Co. M. Burkett
Forwler’s Hill
On Pallosan
Wituons
Wrooks
M. Uollen
Ollicar Burrs
Mr. Selby
Joh Alfred Brown
New Market News From County Correspondent
Miss Littig of Baltimore visits at Charles Woods home while Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Griffith of Baltimore stay with relatives. Local produce includes ripe tomatoes from Downey W am mond Burgess gardens. Diffendall leaves for Glen-Morris to live with his nephew. Dr. Norris of Baltimore visits Utz hotel as his birthday falls on the Fourth. Several Baltimore residents, Mrs. Pearce and Mrs. McCahan, arrive at Mrs. Payne Rhodes home. Mr. McCahan plans to join later. Mrs. Beachley and her West Virginia groom visit. Luther Wren sustains a broken wrist after a fall from a cherry tree but is recovering. Wheat yields improve. Barratt the temperance advocate speaks in front of the hotel. Misses Adams visit relatives in Frederick, Braddock Heights, and Myersville. H. Clay Hall, Jr. calls on Friday. Mrs. Balthis visits West Virginia. Miss London visits Miss Hopkins at Charlotte Hall. Dr. Hopkinson and son Stephenson enjoy a trip to Virginia. Miss Estelle Cook visits C. W. Ketrow. Dr. H. W. Dorsey of Hyattsville spends a few days here. Drought continues its grip.
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New Market
Littig
Baltimore
Charles Woods
L.A. Wood
Joanie Griffith
Dr. Downey
G .B. Wammond
G. W. Burgess
M. C. Mealey
Jacob M. Diffendall
Utz Hotel
Glen-Morris
Baltimore County
Diffendal
Wi. S. Norris
Maria Pearce
John E. McCahan
Payne Rhodes
McCahan
Fannie Wood
Howard L. Beachley
Bride
West Virginia
William H. Smith
Luther Wren
Barratt
Gracie
Annie Adams
E. E. Adams
Annie Lambright
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Myersville
H. Clay Hall, Jr
Balthis
London
Charlotte Hall
St. Mary's County
Margaret Hopkins
Hopkinson
Stephenson
Virginia
Estelle Cook
Urbana
C. W. Ketrow
H. W. Dorsey
Hyattsville
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES FROM FREDERICK SOCIETY
A string of brief items records visitors residents and social movements in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include S. H. Marcus Baltimore B Rosenoar Sr Baltiore G A Kinder McSherrystown Carroll Sigafoose Brunswick Miss Mary Ross Washington Mrs. F B Evans Mrs Archie Macbrair Cincinnati A B R Reiff York Chas W Ross Caroline Ross H V Groshon A I Simpson and others. The Farmers Elevator Company formed to run the local grain business with J M Dennis as president W H Turner general manager and G R Dennis Jr as secretary treasurer. Local fishermen complain mountain streams stocked with brook trout are used as bait, prompting possible action to enforce game laws.
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S.H. Marcus
Baltimore
B. Rosenoar, Sr
Baltiore
Frederick
G. A. Kinder
McSherrystown
Busineas
Carroll Sigafoose
Brunswick
Mary Ross
Washington
F. B. Evans
Edgar McCardell
Hagerstown
Fred Whitman
Quynn
East Patrick Street
Archie Macbrair
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. J. Riehl
South Market Street
A. BR. Reiff
York
E. T. H. DeLashmutt
Sarah Bartholow
Verdie Kohblenberg
Hartholows
Chas. W. Ross
Caroline Ross
Canada
H. V. Groshon
A. I. Simpson
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Tate, Maller & Co
J. M. Dennis
William H. Turner
George R. Dennis
Turner
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway Directors Re elected
Annual meeting at Citizens' National Bank Building re elected the old board of directors including Coo Smith Mendler Motter Shavotty Routvzahn Bussard Goblentz Kefaaver Shafer. Net earnings for the year were 20 455 with operating costs about 60 percent. no dividend due to construction spending. Road earns about eight per cent on capital stock. traffic heavy to Braddock Heights and Myersville. The company owns thirty freight cars five passenger coaches and two trailers. Delayed stock changes noted but meeting harmonious.
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Stoukdholders
Frederick and Middletown
Smith
Trafic
Braddock Heights
Myersville
July Trowley Party and Night at Athletic Park
Local notices announce a July 6 event in Myeraville at 7 p.m. under H F Walter and Adol Rama burg with a 25 cent round trip. An Art Club outing is postponed to Saturday at 2 p.m. Gov Sec M Y Markey and various notices include a garden opening with new gaming tables, a lunch menu, a racing program at Athletic Park, and an illustrated health talk by Mrs A P Brock in Frederick. Electric streetcars run every 16 minutes and admission is 10 cents. Proceeds support a library in Buckeystown during July 7 and 8. Optician Highbarger and Dr Boteler advertise eye care services in Frederick.
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Lear
Myeraville
Messrs
H. F. Walter
Adol
Athletic Park
Viavi Company
A. P. Brock
Washington
DD. C
W. O.T. U. College
Record and
Council Streets
Brock
Frederick
W. Patrick Street
Market prices and a patent medicine claim in Frederick
The Frederick market quotes corn around 672 cents per bushel and shelled corn at 88 cents per bushel with corn on var at 2.0 dollars per barrel. An advertisement touts Hoods Sarsaparilla as America’s greatest medicine citing its proven cures and powerful curative value.
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Frederick
America
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