Dance and social chatter at Braddock Heights resort
Fragmented notes describe a Braddock Heights gathering with dancing, music, and chatter about residents and visitors. It mentions a children’s dance, bachelors, station activities, and local arranging committees. Names include Mary Sullivan, Madge Ballimore, Mrs Kennedy, and others visiting from Baltimore and Frederick. A bowling score at the Casino is cited with top player Oscar Miller.
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Chile
Braddock
Regort
Ana
uSthley
Pikey
Sullivan
Madge T .Ballimore
Arsee Kennedy
Crew
Asugh
Nengtons
Wilda ZL
Miller
Mik. Kanma
J. Miller
Washington
Valley View
Turpin
Mra. Kittridge
Baltimore
Ozone Cottage
Robert Downing
Jeferada Boulevard
Elmer Marshall
Havre de Graye
Mit Mix
Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Huret
Frederick
Adagton
Yhe Bennett
J. A. Brincke
Andrs
George W. Shelton
Migs’ Crumholm
Daldimore
Casino
Edgardiahu
Oscar Miller
Skames
Sollowa
Crowded Tent Hear Evangelist Shadel on Wonders of Century
Crowd gathered at a Hust Street tent for evangelist Shadel’s talk Wonders of the Twentieth Century. Shadel claimed heavenly signs foretell Jesus Christ’s return and cited Daniel and Franklin era references while urging attendance at future meetings.
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Evangelist Shadel
Wourth
Evangelist
T. Shadel
Shade
Jesus Christ
Shadel
Franklin
Exlébenle
Bat
Danial
Baer
Reform ed church reunion set for tomorrow at Pen
The annual reunion of the Reform ed church will be held tomorrow at Pen. A special wollay service is planned to accommodate expected crowds from the section. The notice appears from a focal paper, with an earlier error stating the reunion would occur today.
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Reformed Church
Pen. Mat
Focal
Describes Trip to Southern Maryland by Milton Rice Jefferson
A letter from Jefferson writes about a train journey to La Plata in Charles County Maryland on July 10. Accompanied by his son Millard, the party visits the Linthicum home, attends a fishing trip on Port Tobacco Creek and Potomac, récolting 200 plus fish, and notes Port Tobacco’s near-deserted town and Booth history. The writer comments on La Plata as county seat and mentions railroad boulevard plans toward Rock Point. He praises farming improvements under WR Linthicum with the Agricultural Department and notes large estates in the area.
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Milton
Rice
Jefferson
Jeffrson
Hingelt
Millard
Jua’ Plata
Charles’ County
Frederick Ally
Maryland
la Plata
W. R. Linthicum
Oak Avenue
Charles County
Pope's Creek
Washington
Rock Point
Polomiac
Port Tobacco Creek
Port Tobacco
St Charles
Thomas Jones
Booths
Booth
Potomac
Port Tobacco Valley
Cultural Department
WR. Linthicam
Agricultural Department
Ve South
State aims to develop and improve daily line section
A fragment notes ongoing efforts by leaders to develop and improve daily rail or service lines within the state. It mentions urgent focus on infrastructure and daily operations for sustained growth. No specific names or dates are readable in the fragment.
Auto tax war ends as District mulls return to Maryland Virginia
District Commissioners consider reverting to Maryland and Virginia license fees to stop discriminatory practices against Washington car owners. Historical talks note annual revenues would rise or fall with new perpetual licenses from 2 dollars and up. Officials aim to restore harmony among District Maryland and Virginia and end ongoing fee disputes.
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Maryland
Ruddcation
License Aevaneemenies
Virginia
Washington
Father and Son Vote in Every Presidential Election
George C. Miller of Tunkhannock and his father George Miller Sr claim to be the only father and son in the United States to vote in every presidential election from 1788 to now. The father voted until 1852 at age 90 and died young in his 30s. the son, now in his eighty third year, has continued voting in every election since. The elder Miller moved to Tunkhannock and ran the first gun store there. Continuous voting is noted despite age.
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Tunkhannock
George C. Miller
George Miller
United States
Washington
George C
Winfield Scott
Tlarrisbury
Chantauquua Week Closes Strongly in Warsnesboro Pa
The Chantanuqua week in Warsnesboro Pa drew crowds and pleased attendees. The event was a success and preparations for next year already began with about four tickets sold for the next can. The same Chantanuqua will be in Fredericks in August.
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Warsnesboro
Fredericks
Czar of Russia’s Vast Fortune Scrutinized in Estimates
A historic financial sketch estimates the Russian czar’s income at about 20 million dollars a year from Europe and state sources, with 5 million paid to the grand ducal family. It notes civil list components and the undisclosed distribution of revenues, hinting at secrecy surrounding the czar’s wealth.
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Russia
D. Rockethe
Privat
Europe
Czai
Vandiver Operated On For Abdominal Complaint
General Murray Vandiver, chairman of the Democratic State Committee, underwent abdominal surgery Monday at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Officials said his condition was satisfactory and he would likely not remain hospitalized long.
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Vandiver
Murray Vandiver
Democratic State Committee
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Preaching at St Luke's Lutheran Sunday Afternoon
Town church announces a sermon at 2:30 p m Sunday July 20 at St Luke's Lutheran church. The article also details the Children's Mission Band program held Sunday July 13 including songs recitations and other exercises by local children. It notes visitors from Baltimore and nearby towns and lists local residents visiting relatives.
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St. Luke's Lutheran Church
St.Luke's
George
Renn
Rerengir
Paultatice
Eagar Derr
John’ “Hargett
Gernabtown
Jeveland Arnold
Yes he learns life after marriage in Brooklyn City
Dialogue suggests a speaker remarks that a man does not learn until married. A woman responds with visions of proposing, while the man asserts that once he is married it is too late. Brooklyn City is referenced as the setting.
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Brooklyn
Hand shaped freak radish amazes Brunswick county
A large radish dug by J T Humphrey of Brunswick has grown in the form of a human hand with finger like projections and a wrist. It has been displayed at Horine's drug store in Brunswick and draws much comment as a local curiosity.
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J. T. Humphrey
Brunswick
Horine
Brurnswick
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Am Watkins
Harry ‘Brady
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James E. Doll
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