Purely Personal Notes From Visits and Travel
Baltimore visitors fill city social pages as Miss Sas Hann and Miss Imogen Dorsey travel, Col. Burke and family enjoy Mountain Lake Park, and many residents report visits to Baltimore, Urbana, Libertytown, and Frederick with updates on camping, fishing trips, and ongoing health improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas Hann
Baltimore
H. M. Noeris
Westminster
City
Misa Imogen Dorsey
Pen-Mar
W. £. Blochar
Brocker
Gettysburg
Frederick
Utlos
B. Bossnoar
North Market Street
Col
James Edward Burke
Mountain Lake
Shepherdstown
W. Va
E. C. Shepherd, Jr
New York
Snd
B- C. Shepherd
Third Street
John H. Wright
Mise Clotilda Jenes
Libertytown
Margaret Knodle
I. Victor Bargliman
Austin Ba
Thomas Morrill
Washington, D. C
David Steiner
East Sixth Street
Religious World Sunday Schools and Societies Overview
Religious World notes list multiple church services across denominations with sermon topics and times. Rev J Addison Imgie preached at All Saving Episcopal Church. Rev De Eechbeck preached at Evangelical Belts. Rev Dr Eeco danted at Evangelical Lutheran. Rev E preached at Grace Reformed. Rev Jodi Brown led Methodist Episcopal services. Rev B Y Switser led M E Church South. St John Catholic Church held masses. Sunday school annual picnic planned at Braddock Heights. United Church services Saturday. Christian Endeavor meets Wednesday. Rev Thomas Freeman Dizon spoke at Presbyterian Church. no services at the main church after August 19 due to vacation. Sunday school held each week in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Addison Imgie
All Savin' Episcopal Church
Chureh
de. Eechbeck
Evangelical Lutheran Therch
Grace Reformed Church
Wee
Jodi Brown
Methodiat Episcopal Church
St. John
Brown
Joseph
M. E. Church
South
B. Y. Switser
St. John's Catholic Church
Father Cavanaugh
Father Coleman
Braddock Heights
C. W. Stines Ag
United C Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Thomas Freeman Dizon
Esterday
IX MR. BAUMGARDNER'S FAVOR
The court files the Norris v Baumgardner decision affirming Baumgardner as guardian of Howard Norris's heir. The opinion centers on Maryland chancery authority to appoint guardians and the $500 bequest from the American Mechanic for the child's use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
American Mechanice
In the Law's Grip Sentenced to Six Months in House of Correction
An arrest report states Sohnena was taken into custody late at night by Officer Six and charged with a wine crime. Found guilty, he received a six month term in the House of Correction. The note mentions Dregs and Groeir wrebecick hotel, with unclear text about a feral Gey. The Hagerstown Globe references Saw the Passion Play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Correction
Was
Sohnena
Wi Wein
House
Ef Correction
Groeir Wrebecick
Hagerstown Globe
Jonathan T. Tong
Williamsport
Local Bart Market Prices Reported
Local market notes list corn oats rye and bran with prices per bushel. Figures include 98 per bushel for corn and hay priced at 12 Zid per tom in today’s quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BK. W. Hargett
Cloudy Maryland Briefs Highlight Local Incidents
A sprawling Maryland wire service piece reports injuries from a mowing accident in Howard County, a Salisbury arrest for an attempted assault on a minor, a Baltimore shooting resulting in a fatality, a bridge fire near Barrellville, a former Baltimore baseball manager’s death, and wheat losses from a fire in Washington County. It notes incendiary origins for a bridge fire, a river rescue of a child, labor tensions in Kent County, and local ecclesiastical developments at St Mary’s Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Dizon
Howard County
Allegany Voarty
Baltimore
William T. Godfrey
Salisbury
Edith May Campbell
Bryson
Wiliam Brace
Jestony
Wilsing Waltz
Needmore
Hancock
Charles L. Klein
Linden Avenue
Bears
Barrellville
Asa Cumberland
William Barnie
Baltimore Haseball Club
Hartford
Pneumonis
Ae Miller
Wheatfeld
Washington County
Municipal Electric Highmin
Fingerstown
George A. Williams & Co
Jersy City
Theen
Chauncey Parga
Burns
Chester River
Baltimore S A Ohio
Camber
Tragic Railroad Fatality Near Gaitherburg Reported
A man named Neal was struck and killed by train No. 47 of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad about a mile west of Gaitherburg in Montgomery County while resting on the track after walking five miles from Germantown. An inquest, led by Justice Woodward and Dr. John H. McCormick, found the verdict in line with the facts. Additional items note local events such as a Women's Christian Temperance Union camp meeting, dances at Braddock Heights, an Niagara excursion, a Pen-Mar reunion, a Sunday school gift event, a St Johns Catholic dance, and a Methodist Protestant tea and park picnic as well as a note that seventy new students may enter the nearby college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cgoper
Sjinoie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Galthereburg
Montgomery
Neal
Germantown
S Danos
Charles Roberteon
Roberteon
Giilhealers
Bostel Woodward
Pasce
Justice Woodward
John H. McCormick
Soopers
Grandanother Audile
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Sarend Park
Thansday
Relative in Spain Receives Swindle Letters Promising Fortune
A Maryland man, F. Shel l of Emmittsburg, received letters claiming a $550,000 fortune from a supposed Spanish contact named Louis Samper Shoff. Recipients asked for $2,100 to cover court martial expenses and a forged will promised a 25 percent share to a girl and 350,000 held in trust. Shelff investigated with a Baltimore attorney, learning the scheme was a broad swindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Shell
Roomitakers
Mf F. Shed
Desser
Emuittsburg
Louis Samper Sheff
Madr
Spain
Shui
Shaft
Possiesos
Shel
Louis Samper Shoff
Sombes
Sheff
Allied forces repulsed siege of Tien Felevon wall attack
A July report details Allied forces attempting to storm the wall of Tien Felevon the Thirteenth, only to be repulsed with heavy losses. The Shanghai dispatch notes intense gunfire, 25 percent American casualties, and subsequent retreat after failed assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Felevon
Heevy Lom
Thy Ety
Shanghai
Tien Tsun
Official Confirmation of Allied Forces Losses
Special Dispatch reports official confirmation from Admiral Ramus on reverse forces at sien Tein. Admiral Semeyameys states the losses are heavy. Among Americans killed are Colonel Liscomb and Captain Davis. Cestsin Lemley Lieut. Butler and Leanard wounded.
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ThaNary
Ramus
Sien Tein
Semeyameys
Liscomb
Davis
Cestsin Lemley
Lieut
Butler
Leanard
Brief Nugget Bits From A Humble Page
A compact column of quirky observations and witticisms ranging from domestic chores to social manners. It notes the half month, springlike hopes, and humorous quips about fashion, cooking, and couples. Includes jokes about language, travel, and community life with a light, old time newspaper tone.
National Building Association ads and summer notices mix
A jumble of investment pitches for the National Building Association of Baltimore City offers instalment stock at par value and claims high potential returns. The page also promotes local entertainment tonight at Athletic Park, summer goods, and household items including curtains and carpets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Morey
Frederick
National Building ‘3 Association of
Epwanxp
Laise
A Ons O Aare
Aber Ee
Frederick County
Special Rates To Various Points News Summary
Special rates to multiple destinations for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Travel offers cover August 25 to 27 with return by August 31. Information provided by the ticket agent for round trip fares in the Chicago area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U1l
Agust
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James Gilmore
Hagerstown
Maryland House of Correction
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Joseph A. Onnmene
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Louis Eisen
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Gertruds Goins
Hattie W. Moore
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Permanent
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Market Street
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Del
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Jane
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N. J
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Weill
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Rand
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Puneral Directors
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Leo North Markee Ethert
Prederick, RD
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Ralston Health Club
Ralston Healthy Club
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Ralston
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J. Hessely Keller
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Shriner
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Arkan
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R. J. Osborke
Professiona
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Real Estate and Insurance
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Sais
Stewart P. Dean
North Marast Street
Biidawiz
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Pricss
Andework
Atfred Ritter
Ables F. Levy
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