Maryland News Roundup From Annapolis to Carroll County
Yesterday in Maryland reports municipal election plans in Annapolis on Bronday, cattle disease in Carroll County, and paving for a reed road from Ellicott City to Odells. Two cranes, 5 feet 10 inches and 5 feet 4 inches, were measured in Carroll County. Cecil County forfeits a county fair due to lack of interest. Delegates named for Carroll County to the Democratic gubernatorial convention. ML church South regional conference adjourned after delegates chosen. State's Attorney Munroe protests fines paid by oysters violators. A Baltimore child burned by ammonia in Manchester triggers medical care. Funerals held for Mrs Lauren Lindsay, Anatles A Shud infant, and Joshua Branner with services at Mt Olivet and East Second Street locations. Interments at Mt Olivet Cemetery. C C Carty and Fy Schroeder directors.
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Maryland
Annapolis
Bronday
Carroll County
Ellicott City
Odells
Cecil County
Frank Brows
Church South
Munroe
Grace
Baltimore
Manchester
Lauren Lindsay
East Second Street
E. R. Eschbach
Messrs
Joseph Eisenhauer
A. C. MicCardell
W. Krying Parsons
D. W. Stauffer
G. J. Doll
Thos. E. Pope
Mt Olivet
C. C. Carty
Anatles A
William Shud
East Fifth Street
Berman Biefield
Olivet
Fy. Schroeder
Joshua Branner
West Church Street
E.R Eschbach
Ss Span
Poisoning Case Near Elk Ridge Mountain Town
Weeks ago George Holmes noticed greenish water at a spring near Trego and avoided drinking it. A week later a family boy showed poisoning symptoms. There are persons with known hatred toward family members and threats of violence reported.
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George Holmes
Elk Ridge Mountain
Trego
Paris
New Jersey Hebrew Colonies Planned For Russian Jews
A 3000 acre tract in southern New Jersey will host the first Baron de Hirsch colony aimed at settling about fifty families of newly arrived Russian Hebrew immigrants and those in the U S less than two years. Colonists receive land and aid, with a fifteen year payment plan and initial five year grace, plus emphasis on mixed farming and industry to avoid isolation.
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New York
Baron de Hirsch
United States
New Jersey
Vineland
Dakotas
Connecticut
Nebraska
California
Oregon
Purely Personal Notices From Middletown and Nearby
Master Pan Muny of Winnington Deb visits uncle Paul Hauser in Araby Lydia Staufferbes accepts a job with Jas E Walker Co Mrs B H Blackstar leaves for Washington Guests visit Middletown from Baltimore Hagerstown Knoxville and Greenburg Miss Georgie Poole and many others travel for visits Rev Father Reaney of Liberty spends day in the city Local notables return from trips to Louisville Cincinnati and Baltimore Various residents tour Middletown Berks and nearby towns on summer visits and a double Berkeley Springs marriage raises eyebrows.
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Pan Muny
Winnington
I Vistuog
Paul Hauser
Lydia Staufferbes
Messrs
Jas E. Walker & Co
B. H. Blackstar
Washington
J. Spangler Kiefer
3Uss Elesnor
Hagerstown
Annole Keefer
West Third Street
Mary Heed
Two Sone
Baltimore
Chriesie Bowers
Annie Boyer
William Boyer
Anol Pouthalteet
Luise
B. P. Crampton
Robert McDeell
Knoxville
Ars. D. F. Seachrist
Walkersville
E. Clemm
Lizzie Haller
Perryville
George Brengle
North Market Street
Bis. Martat Poly
G. M. Groshon
Elmer Eader
Zeigherstown
Nannie McGill
Lloyd AlGil
Louisville
Kentucky
Eva L. Shafer
The
Indians Normal University
Cincinnati
Middletown
Biss A. Gertrude Hoffmeier
Philadelphia Musical Academy
Vinnie Knappenhberger
Greensburg
Esta Gaver
Record Office
Waynesboro
L. A. Mann
Mercersburg
Jefferson
Charles Darner
Ralph
Mollie Darner
Springfield
Ohio
Samuel M. Darner
John Brown
Near East Berlin
A. Heagy
Gaver
Burkittsville
Berkeley Sprites Hotel
W.warm Masters
Edward and
Reuben Fallon
Baltimore City
S. N. Young
Mollie Stover
Pheuix
Baltimore County
Mechanicstown
Woodshore
Edward M. Halley
Frederick Junction
Lela
Bar- Ellisville
Frederick County
Besrd
Boonsboro
John A. Lynch
Sfr
G. W.beckenbaugh
Washington County
George Cann
New York
E. C. McSherry
Cann
Beri Gilson
City Post Office
Taneytown
Ann G. Coliflower
Williamsport
Ps. Afiss
Lizzie S. Quynn
W. T. Haler
Cecil County
East Church Street
Hattie Dertzbeugh
Carolise Kanode
Must Go Back to China Under Canadian Certificates
Assistant Secretary Spaulding cites Attorney General Miller indicating Canadian issued certificates do not prove Canadian citizenship. Three Chinese laborers unlawfully in the United States may be removed directly to China unless they prove foreign citizenship. authorities note they were attempting to cross back into the U S via Detroit after being sent from Canada. The opinion supports enforcement and removal under existing acts and funding for the purpose.
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Wasutsetox
Spaulding
Detroit
Mich
Miller
Department
United States
San Francisco
China
Canadas
Vinita States
al Dees
Canada
Congress
Lightning strikes kill mother and three daughters near Clifton Tex
A lightning bolt struck the house of P. Anderson fifteen miles west of Clifton Tex killing his wife and three daughters who were in the home. The blast caused the house to burn fast and only the mother’s body could be retrieved as flames fed by oil exploded. In Montana a storm with heavy rain and fierce lightning hit Hines killing a wife and child and stunning several others while a gun stock was melted but cartridges did not explode. Nearby in Clebourne county a wagon struck by lightning killed Anderson’s wife and his one year old child as movers camped on Wolf Bayou.
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Clifton
Tex
Cuirrox
P. Anderson
Wras
Anderson
Hines
Mont
Elmer Ebeni Seer
W. B. Edgar
Abs
Edgar
Wolf Bayou
Cleybourn County
Four Drowned in Sunday School Picnic Boat Accident
In Cleve nas d July 11 the Mites Park Sunday School outing at Oak Point Lake Erie ended in tragedy as a skiff with John Henderson and his nieces Isabel Henderson 22 Ella Henderson 12 and John Starkman 32 capsized after a big roller. All but the elder Henderson drowned.
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Clevenasd
Mites Park
Oak Point
Lake Erie
John Henderson
Isabel Henderson
Ella Henderson
John Starkman
Title Chenowith
Henderson
Blaine Improving Says Report Denied
The pamphlet notes Mr Blaine is not dangerously sick and that he is steadily improving while seen riding and walking in public. Officials say he should be well by the end of summer.
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Mr. Blaine
Bar Hareer
Blaine
Horrific Massacre Reported Near Beatrice Neb
The scene at a Beatrice Neb residence revealed a husband and father, Peterbaugh, dead by a bullet and his wife and two daughters among the slain. John Paterbunzh and another child were found dead upstairs, with indications the father likely committed the crime in a mental breakdown. Authorities describe a grim domestic tragedy with all but one victim confirmed dead.
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Dr. Allen
Beatrice
John EL Paterbunzh
Ella
Peterbaugh
Select Dance Honoring Bliss Sophia Thomas at Locust Grove
The Point of Rocks sociable hosted a select dance Thursday evening in Locust Grove near Washington Junction to honor Bliss Sophia Thomas of Woodbine Maryland. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Nichols Mr. and Mrs. H C Stauffer Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Nichols Miss Emma Fisher Miss Lottie Hickman and many more. Music by the Point of Rocks string band and dancing ran from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
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Wis Iver
Point of Rocks
Bliss Sophia Thomas
Woodbine
Locust Grove
Washington Junction
John Nichols
H. C. Stauffer
Earnest Nichols
Aisa Sophia Thomas
Ulisse
The County Churches and Local Religious Notices
The county churches announce new pastors and services across Carroll County. Rev Lettimer of Pennsylvania will preach his first sermon at Calvary Evangelical church. Several societies meet tomorrow evening and Sunday services occur at multiple chapels including Reformed, Lutheran, and M E churches. Local clergy assignments include Rev E E Gill and Rev S E Slater, with other preaching and Sunday school events planned in Jefferson, Buckeystown, and Bruns wick. Also notes on hotel arrivals and a yard accident at the Losiery factory.
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Lettimer
Pennsylvania
Carroll County
Calvary Evangelical Church
Isher
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Buckeystown
BM. E
Tramsville
Missionary and Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Jeferson
Speake
E. E. Gill
Hampstead
Long Green
C. Cronin
Mr. Gill
A. J. Gill
Frederick
N. Horn
Deerfield
Wolfayille Reformed Church
Peterayile
E. T. Helfanstele
Howard County
County Association
Alberton
Castle
Rocky Springs
E. Slater
Trinity Lutheran Church
Knoxville
Reformed Church
Jefferson
Mechanicstown
Richard Whittingham
Liberty Circuit
J. Henry
Lewistown
E. Z. Helfenstein
Petersville
M. E
Brunswick
John McGill
Episcopal Church
Wichliffe
Clarke Anly
Christiansburg
Montgomery County
Finance and Trade Affects Wheat and Markets
Finance and trade notes describe a mixed week with wheat down two cents while corn and oats edge higher. Cotton and wool trade is uneven. building, iron and coal markets show varied activity. explicit figures for June prices and receipts are given, along with a broad outlook for fall trade and regional money supply signals.
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Dan & Cole Weekly
Louisiana
Chicago
Schuylkill Jines
New York
New Orleans
United States
Canada
Tobacco crop thriving in Clinton and Lycoming counties
Clinton and Lycoming county tobacco growers boast of a promising season with favorable weather since planting. Indications point to a large and high quality crop, potentially the finest in many years.
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T. Padaly
Clinton and Lycoming County
Pennsylvania Girl Survives Five Day Death Sleep
In Chester county a 15 year old girl named Mary Brats lay in a state of apparent death for five days. Physicians deemed her dead but she revived unexpectedly, shocking her grieving family. Doctors and relatives had hoped she would awaken from a quiet sleep.
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Pennsylvania
Wrest Chester
Kpanertown
Chester County
Lgss
Mary Brats
Eaen
Antwafou
Baseball yesterday and local races at Gloucester and Chicago
A fragmented race listing from Gloucester notes multiple horses with times and placements, followed by Chicago races with winners and times. The report also mentions a festival season including a M. P. church fair at Liberty, ice cream events at Grace Lutheran and a cornet band festival in Charlesville plus a Demescus picnic with music and speeches and a local baseball contest in the Twelfth district to raise funds for street improvements.
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M. P
Liberty
Grace Lutheran Church
Y Hill
Cornet Band
Charlesville
Broadrup’s
First Canal Shipment Marks Coal Transport Milestone
The first shipment via the canal since the 1823 disaster opened with the Victor under Captain Kelie taking 72 tons of coal to Cushwa & Sons in Williamsport. Latfe and Monnie, commanded by Captain D. M. Shopp, carried 111.69 tons, and Captain Sharp Wass received a brick consignment. Boats from Men tena and Winship moved to Huntington and Williamsport.
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C.& G. Canal
Consolidation Coal Company
Cumberland
Kelie
Isoen
Latfe
Monnie
D. M. Shopp
Pastor Called to Lutheran Church in Harrisburg
Rev. Luther DeYoe pastor of the Lutheran church in Emmitsburg has received a unanimous call to the Siessish Lutheran Church of Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He has the call under consideration and has not signified acceptance or rejection.
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Luther DeYoe
Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
Harrisburg
DeVoe
Real Estate Transfers Record Sparsely Notes
Real estate transfers list Albert S Brown to Benjamin Brown for property in Frederick plus an estate and premises. Wm Cox and Wm Dice as executors convey an acre to Gilbert R Fox for a 199 value.
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Albert S. Brown
Benjamin 3. Brown
Frederick
A.cox
Wm. Dice
Gilbert R. Fox
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