Daily News Briefs of Deaths and Appointments in Maryland
Yesterday and today items report sudden deaths in Harford county and Barre de Grace. Senator Gorman returns from Hiking West Virginia with updates. Tommink named postmaster at Kiltcott City. Governor Lowndes appoints Pinus Gulddeghar of Boward. Gorman party at Cumberland on return from West Virginia. Coroner's inquest at Rockville aims to identify Montgomery lynchers. Charles F Shuck believed drowned near Sandusky. Derings quarrel at Beachamps Camp in Caroline. Giles Boyce fatally injured by ward Pierce. Richard Tasker Lowndes and Miss Mary E K McDowell announced as engaged. Dr Washington G Tock leaves Annapolis to join committee for Hobart vice-presidential nomination.
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Funk G. Preston
Harford County
Charles F. Rodgers
Barre de Grace
Gorman
W. Va
Tommink
Kiltcott City
Lowndes
T. Tee
Pinus Gulddeghar
Boward Costly
Benster Gorman
Cumberland
West
Virginia
Rockville
Montgomery
Charles F. Shuck
Sandusky
C. Derings
Beachamps Camp
Caroline County
Giles Boyce
Ward Pierce
Ontla
Richard Tasker Lowndes
Mary EK. McDowell
Danville
Washington G. Tock
Annapolis
Garret A. Hobart
Death in Frederick Warerooms Claims Elias Grove at 58
Elias Grove 58 died suddenly at his son John Grove's warerooms in Frederick after collapsing in the yard. He lived in Braddock and traveled to attend business. death attributed to apoplexy. His son, a Democratic sheriff candidate, was present. Also noted Lena Palmer died suddenly of splexy at Broad Run residence, leaving a son and daughter.
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Elias Grove
John Grove
Braddock
Frederick
Lena Palmer
Columbus Boyer
Broad Run
This County
Chrysanthemum Show Preparations Highlight Autumn Flower Power
The Autemnal Queen is near, as Frederick florists gear up for the annual lower show. Growers including veteran John Hardt tend prized blooms with 120 top plants and a record-breaking variety expected to rise by the opening. Members of the Floricultural Society report thriving plants ready to dazzle in November blooms.
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Frederick Florists
Floral Kingdom
John
Floricultural Society
Sotirety
Fruit Prices in Frederick Market Report
Couriers note cantaloupes sold in Frederick at eight to ten cents each and watermelons priced from twenty five to eighty five cents, reflecting current summer fruit pricing in Anne Arundel County.
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Anne Arundel
Frederick
County Correspondence From Highland Village Notes
County letter recounts weather friendly to crops in Highland village. Mentions visits among neighbors, farm work with corn and plows, and several church events including Lutheran services and Epworth League. Casual social items cover travel, neighbors, and local gatherings through July.
July Picnic Attended. Local Social Roundup
A scattered July notes items show a busy sequence of social events. The picnic giver Syth Good Temp hosts a well attended gathering on the 4 2 and families from Washington visit friends. Local church services and meetings mark the week with exchanges in Gaithersburg Jobnaville and Libertytown.
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Tekorma
Leria Thxecas
Jobmaville
Hev. Marsh
Libertytown
Jobnaville
E. Bocisty
M. B
William Hyder
York
Liberty
Jacob Horlao
My. R.C
Brief Bits From a Troubled Era of Local News
A jumble of notices and short items reports cruelty concerns for mothers, London ladies joining unions, fishing on the Fourth, and a meeting at Doll's Hotel. Also noted are Washington county crops, a temperance camp, a sheriff’s funeral in Howard county, local officials on a water board, deaths in Howard, a county school board session, and Young Men’s Catholic Union officers elected at South Market street.
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Olba
London
Doll's Hotel
Washington County
Galthersburg
John Atkinson
Howard, County
Nathan Davis
Hilton
Howard County
Board of County School Cousosasioners
MLO. UD
Young Men's Catholic Union
South Market Street
Chas. F. Brenner
Albert 8. Smith
Wm. Adams
Lee Bnutcher
Geo. T. Roberts
Elmer Stup
Geo. Crum
Wm. Gannon
Joseph Zimmer- Mar
Sargeant-At
Victor Simpson
Board of Aldermen
Picalc Baptist Sabbath School Event Near Paysville
The Mt Ver Ba Ebaten church hosts a Sabbath school gathering midway between Lisey and Paysville on Bargrdsy. The Yellow band and a number of speakers will be present for the event.
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Picalc
A. B. Babbath School
Ebaten
Cereviiewl
Pingto’s Grove
Liseey
Paysville
Bargrdsy
Crowd of 30,000 attends Cisclessit show in Frederick
Mr Cocar Krease of Pawnee SL's Wild West Hour reports a crowd estimated at 30,000 attended the performance in Frederick. The figure reflects a massive turnout for the event described as part of Cisclessit show.
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Big Crowd Inc
Frederick
Cocar Krease
Pawnee SL
Wild West Hour
Cisclessit
Fourth of July edition with local features and ads
A sixteen page Fourth of July issue from Bharon Pennsylvania features journalism praise, local notices, and practical ads. It promotes remedies for bowel complaints, a dysentery history claim, bicycle lamps and bells, and various patent medicines with endorsements and local merchants.
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Journallstic
Briston A
Bharon
Gla Fossen
Odd Bishop Promotes Charcoal vs Diamond Theory on Sea Voyage
A Belfast style sermon on steamship Caledonia compares charcoal and diamond as same element bonded differently, predicting charcoal would outlast diamond by a third at Suez. The debate prompts wagers, while ads urge Restorative Bitters and Electric Bitters as nerve aids, touting health benefits and endorsements.
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Blatop Thorburn
Steemer Caledonia
Bombay
Sit
Suez
Archer
Westminster Gazette
Favorite Prescription for Women Warns of Health Risk
A doctor extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a natural remedy to strengthen the female organism, prevent weakness, aid gestation, ease childbirth, and ensure healthy children. Letters praise its effects on health, vitality, and mothering, claiming it helps mothers endure pregnancy and support infants.
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