Great Demand and Local Notes From Uniontown Area
Laborers are in high demand. farmers report scarce help and machinery may solve shortages. Big Sam's fate unsettled as repairs halt and a new bell is planned. Churches announce summer festivals on July 18 and ice cream event on July 18 with proceeds for the church. Nearby social notes mention visits by local residents and travelers. Philadelphia cable railway syndicate asserts Baltimore lines will get a large, modern cable system. Maryland Delaware teachers meet and host a Blue Mountain House hop. drownings in Baltimore total 554 over twelve years, with peak in swimming months and a current year count approaching annual averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God Sunday School
Uniontown
Linwood Camp Ground
Greece Reformed Church
Baltimore Pike
New Market
Philadelphia
Citizens’ and Peoples
Baltimore
Pittsberg
Maryland
Delaware
Teachers’ Relations
Biue Mountain House
Pesteraay
Garter
Herlta
Syrup of Figs Ad Encourages Travelers to Pack
Tourists, whether on pleasure or business, should take a bottle of Syrup of Figs on every trip as it acts pleasantly and effectively on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and other sickness. For sale in 50c and 1.00 bottles by leading druggists.
Lightning strikes barn killing two in Emmitsburg area
A bolt hit a barn four miles southeast of Emmitsburg killing Abades Harner and Bir Lenton Heffsnider and injuring others. The blaze consumed the barn, wagon, and 400 bushels of wheat. Harner’s child broke an arm. one body was found amid the burnt debris. The burial is set for Emmitsburg tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abades Harner
Bir
Lenton
Emmitsburg
Harner
W. W. Crabster
Reifenider
Welty
Baltimore House of Correction Board Chooses Prison Work
The Board of Managers met yesterday in the absence of the president and vice president. Mr William Downey chaired. To address idle prisoners and overcrowding the board approved employment in a contract with Capman and Sor for seating chairs, aiming to provide diversion and work for inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caipman & Sor
Almost a Centenarian Mahlon Chandlee of Sandy Springs Md
Afr Mahlon Chandlee of Sandy Springs Montgomery county Md will turn 99 in December. He remains hale and active though slightly bent and cane assisted. Native of Chester county Pa he built a 400 to 500 acre farm and a saw mill, loved turning and fancy work, and made a towel rack now owned by his grandson Dr Henry Chandice. A longtime Quaker, he once voted Whig and since 1860 has supported Republicans. His wife Catherine Frame died thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Chandlee
Sandy Springs
Montgomery County
Mr. Chandlee
Ghanie
Chester County
Sandy Spring
Henry Chandice
Linden Avenue
Chandlee
Society of Friends
Republican Party
Harrisons
Catherine Frame
Excursion to Gettysburg by local Sunday Schools
Union Bridge Methodist Protestant and Lutheran Sunday Schools plan a July 27 excursion to Gettysburg, departing Westminster and stopping at stations to Mechaostown. Also notes church damage in Py ut Roka and Catoctia Farnece rectory injuries, with aid needed. Catholic Centennial event in Maryland attracts about 4000 with Fr Resney among clergy, 5000 on roll. Quarantine updates list Howard Carroll and Prince George counties had pleuro pneumona cases abolished. Baltimore County quarantine remains.
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Gettysburg
Methodist Protestant and Lutheran Sunday Schools of
Union Bridge
Westminster
Mechaostown
Elusive
Paretizn
Churcman
Py. Ut Roka
Catoctia Farnece
Charit
Diocese of
Baltimore
Maryland
Buck
Howard
Rocky Springs Festival For Doub Graveyard Drive
Rocky Springs Union Chapel hosts a festival this evening and Saturday July 12 13 to raise funds for enlarging and improving the Doub graveyard. Yellow Springs and Charlesville Bands perform tonight with Prof Mensell's String Band Saturday. committee members include Mrs Samus Miller fre Zacharish Thomas and several other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs
Rocky Springs Union Chapel
Yellow Springs
Charlesville
Mensell
Samus Miller
Zacharish Thomas
E. Db. Cramer
FT. Lakin
D. GC. Kemp
M. Brunner
A. E. Aubert
Canal policy suggests water engineer study for Washington and Baltimore supply
The Sun notes J G J proposes that before shaping canal policy the water engineer should examine Os canal as a conduit for supplying drinking water to Washington and Baltimore. He argues western waters are plentiful and less polluted due to sparsely inhabited areas and reduced fertilizer runoff.
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J.G. J
O. and
O. Canal
Washington Now
Baltimore
Potomac
Shenandoah Run
Bailto
Navy Yard Per Diem Cuts Spark Protest By Mudd
Secretary Tracy ordered a cut in Washington Navy Yard workers pay reducing the old 1.68 daily rate to 1.60 and the 1.20 rate to 1.12. Marylanders are affected as Mudd protests the move calling it unwise political action. Tracy pledged to investigate and correct the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Washington Navy Yard
Mudd
Crops in Western Maryland Report by Major Alvord
Major Henry E. Alvord of the Maryland Agricultural College surveys Carroll Frederick Washington and Baltimore counties. Wheat is at or above average with most fields secured in good condition. thrashing has begun. Clover early and seed crops look well. Corn is backward from wet weather. timothy harvesting improves. Pastures remain lush for this date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Henry E. Alvord
Maryland Agricultural College
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Evan Lutheran Sunday school approves new room on old graveyard
Local church council action endorsed to erect a Sunday school room on East Second street despite canal water-power damage. Community notices include visitors, arrangements for steam-powered mills, and various people visiting friends and relatives in Frederick and nearby towns. Temperature readings and health ads appear among the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan. Lutheran Sunday School
Church Council
East Second Street
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
A. Darby
Weverton
Jordan, Crampton & Co
Berlin
Frederick County
Nannie Rutherford
Herrisburg
Gracy
Ezra Cramer
Wm. D. Howers
Washington, D. C
Georgetown Bridge
F. H. Davis
West Patrick Street
Joseph Coblentz
Tacoma
Washington Territory
Massasoit
Vaughn
Pierce County
Puget Sound
Edward Heinlein
Clarence Schroeder
Hattie
Nannie Young
White Rock
Jennie Markell
Baltimore
E.G. Shepherd
Kelmar
Frederick Junction
Lorenzo E. Mullinix
East Taird Street
Union Bridge
Carroll County
H.W. Etchison
Salvation Army
Hood
Wi. Gorton
Baltimore City
Granville Lindsay
North Market Street
Victor
Piscatorial Trip and Missionary Meeting Highlights
A group including G S DeGrange fished the Monocacy from Biggs Ford to Derr’s Inland, catching 12 fine bass. Elsewhere the Trinity Methodist Church missionary society held a meeting with songs prayers recitations solos and readings led by Rev G L Kennard and various members, with month’s collections reported as encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.S. DeGrange
Geo. S. Rodock
Alex Brenge
Richard Hagan
Selning
Biggs’ Ford
Derr
Misssionary Society of Trinity M.e.church
GL. Kennard
Harry Hull
Bliss Gertz
Miss Lindston
Ella Neipold
Colo
Miss Fox
Stanley Smith
Sais
Miss Anderson
Madeline Shipley
Wm. Smith
W. G. Kely
Warrant Issued for Hiram Brown Assault Charge
Magistrate Nienaber issued a warrant yesterday for the arrest of Hiram Brown on an assault charge against Sarah Lee. Brown appeared later and furnished security to await a hearing Monday at 10 o'clock. Nolen, son of David Nolen, faced Magistrate Niecaber for cutting Geo Morgan the arm with a knife and was discharged with a reprimand due to his age. Edward Thomas was fined for playing craps and paid Mayor Doll two dollars and eighty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wniatters
Nienaber
Hiram Brown
Sarah Lee
Nolen
David Nolen
Niecaber
Geo. Morgan
Edward Thomas
Schmidt
Mayor Doll
Stormy Weather Douses Areas with Lightning and Damage
Yesterday's storms swept across Carroll County causing property damage in Westminster and Smallwood. Lightning struck a stack of wheat owned by Calvin Stainer and wounded farmer S Arthur Kemp but left him with non serious injuries. A horse belonging to Rev G W Cassard was killed by lightning and Miles, the colored man, was severely stunned but recovered. Trees uprooted near Pritzelburg and Hanover Station and property damaged at the City Hotel and Miss Maggie Baumgardner's garden.
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Moncca— Ey
Woodeboro
Thos. Jarboe
Carroll County
Westminster
Pritzelburg
Smallwood
Calvin Stainer
Arthur Kemp
Ile
Main Street
Court
City Hotel
Maggie Baumgardner
Sulphur Spring M. E
Baltimore and Potomac
G. W. Cassard
Miles
Hanover Station
Noted Chicken Fanciers Sell Entire Stock of Birds
Meare, Roger and Harry Doll, prominent local chicken fanciers, have disposed of their entire stock. They shipped birds nationwide, with prices as high as 102 dollars per pair for chickens and a high figure per pair for pigeons.
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Meare
Roger
Harry Doll
United States
Death of Colonel Wm P Zollinger in Baltimore
Colonel Wm P Zollinger a prominent Baltimore figure died at his Linden Avenue home after a reported accidental shooting while cleaning a double barreled shotgun intended to hunt screech owls. Born November 2 1840 in Harrisburg Pa he served in the Civil War rising from private to colonel and fought in Jackson Valley Seven Days battles and Gettysburg. He leaves a widow and three children.
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Wm. P. Zollinger
Baltimore
Linden Avenue
Wood
Harrisburg
Maryland
Northern Virginia
Jackson Valley
James R Herbert
Leutenant
Murray
Gettysburn
Guard Against The Strike And Sinus Remedy in House
A damaged notice promotes Acker's English Remedy claiming it prevents croup cold and cough in children with a sample bottle offered and a guarantee by Williamcos. The fragment urges readiness for illness and presents the remedy as a preventive and curative option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinsus
Acker
Death of Mrs Tyler Gardiner Tyler in Richmond
Mrs Julia Gardiner Tyler widow of ex President Tyler died in Richmond Virginia on Wednesday evening from a congestive chill aged 62 Born in New York in 182? and eldest daughter of David Gardiner She married President Tyler in New York after her father was killed on the war steamer Princeton She presided at the White House for eight months after marriage then lived at Sherwood Forest and later moved to Richmond She became Catholic and was noted for charities She leaves four children Lyon Tyler Gardiner Gardiner G Tyler Lach Jan Tyler and Mire Elie Funeral in Richmond with state and bar pallbearers and interment at Hollywood Cemetery beside her husband and daughter
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Julia Gardiner Tyler
Tyler
Richmond
New York
David Gardiner
New York City
Europe
Washington
Princeton
White House
Gardiner
Mra. Tyler
Mra Tyler
Sherwood Forest
James River
Virginia
Castleton Hill
Staten Island
N. Y
Hollywood Cemetery
Fitzhugh Lee
Meyer H. Taylor Ellyson
Caldwell
House of Representatives
G. D. Wise
Young Watkins Sent to House of Correction for Six Months
Edgar M. Watkins aged 21 of Montgomery county was returned to the House of Correction yesterday to serve a six month sentence for beating his mother. The arrest was instigated by both father and mother. Watkins, from a respectable Montgomery county family, was previously acquitted last March of murdering Bud Trail at Ellicott City after a sensational trial, detailed in Tax News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Watkins
Edgar M. Watkins
Montgomery County
House of Correction
Ellicott City
Bud” Trail
Encampment Orders for Guard Duty at Camp Jackson
Lt. Colonel Wilmer issues orders for Go. A to proceed to Camp Jackson on Tuesday July 16 at 9 am for guard duty over State property and camp lines. Capt. Beckley to report as ordered. captains to appoint and swear in men into the State Militia and National Guard as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer
M.nlg
Camp Jackson
Fromn le
Beckley
Ma Viend National Guard
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Big Sam
Mfr
Kappee
Mr. Keppes
Kramer
Second Reformed Church
Hagerstown
B. W.T. Phreaner
Bix
Samuel Wagoner
John Lipps
Wm. Abiler
Stier
New Starket
John Murdock
Aden Storm
Dierking
Boonsboro Times
Parity Lodge
G. T. Sfelte
Ease Church Street
Superior Court of
Cipriano Ferrand
Leider Raynor
Young Ferrandini
Groff Hall
Robinson
Stanton
Williams
Diges
Smith
Wineberry
S&h
Mullinix
JO Lendriceson
Sampis Editic Jonly
Ictor Remedies CO
Frederick, MD
Mond
C. I. Hoot Co
Apothecaries
Lowell, Maas
Etsteqn
Union Manufacturing Company
Singer
W. F. Chilton
Fair Grounds
drUdin
J. Worman
OTICE
Allen G. Ouyan
Sheriffalty
Fredericke
George Halt~ Zell
Benny Lorentz
Ee Irl
Gocewepese
Second Street
Warees
East Patrick Street
Pennsylvania
Shappard’s
Court St
Aight Ybase
New Fork Clothing
West
Patrick Street
Chas
T. Best
Araby
Gale
Geo. Brust & Co
Havana
Smory M. Nuss
Doll
City Bakery
Jahn Bershberger
Feisett
Feisett TE Cost
W. L. Mantz
Market Street
Febssatt
Aps Hd
IG J Doll & Son
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