Drowning, suicides, and events in Maryland area reported
The report notes multiple tragedies and civic items: Lee H Ridgely, 15, drowned in Anne Arundel County. Oscar Smithson fell from the P W and B bridge at Havre de Grace. Joseph Richardson of Worcester County committed suicide by drowning in a well. Governor Brown, at Cape May, declines to participate in Carroll County primary elections. Mount St. Joseph's College leader celebrated golden jubilee. County officials discussed removing the Anne Arundel school commissioners. City stock sale planned to fund Clifton Park and condemnation costs. Numerous county fairs and picnics are scheduled in Brad dock Heights, White Oak Grove, New Market, Groans, Jefferson, Retreat Grove, Ijamsville, and other locales with varied dates in July and August. A Cherokee performer will appear in native dress. A stolen horse and buggy were recovered and returned to Mr C Edward Sinn. Grimes and officials moved to take custody of the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee H Ridgely
Anne Arasde
Oscar Smithson
Havre de Grace
Joseph Richardson
Worcester County
Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Virginia
Cambridge
Brown
St Cape May
Carroll County
Brother Atezios
Mount St. Joseph's College
Xaverian Brothers
America
Anne Arundel
Clifton Park
PinNice
Farmers Annua
Braddock Heighteen
Creagerstown
Gilde Reformed Sunday School
Retreat Grove
Angusi Vist
Ijamsvilie Sunday School
Aic
Saunders
Hymeneal of Stot tlemyer and Arnold in Middletown Valley
The marriage of Simon P. Stot tlemyer and Pearly M Arnold was performed on July 17 1895 in this city by Rev C W Stineapring pastor of the United Brethren Church Both parties reside in Middletown Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totlemyer—Arnold
C. W. Stineapring
United Brethren Church
Simon P. Stottlemyer
Pearly M. Arnold
Middletown Valley
Local Notes From Catoctin and Surrounding Towns July 17
Catoctin Ferbase reports boarding houses crowded as locals and visitors arrive after Gettysburg trip. Salvation Army campaign hosts open air services with Major Tyler and Captain Rodday drawing large crowds. New Midway and Tanrytows brief returns note bathing on Monocacy, wedding near Royalt, and several local visits. Charlesville reports mishap with improvised tool theft, a rattlesnake sighting, and church services planned. farmers finish wheat harvest as Mountain M. E. Church picnic scheduled for August 10. quarterly HM E church set for July 28 with six preachers.
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Catoctin Ferbace
Citien
Regiare
Bere
Washington
Gettysberg
James Nunepaxer
Philadelphia
Msy-Net
Kiate A
Thee Donnelly
M. BP
Rodday
Major Tyler
Salvation Army
Tyler Bald
Uspiala Hoduay
Wroods
Captain Rodday
Charles Weddle
Mr. Rice
Beckle
Shook
Mountaindale
Twenty
Rocky Springs
Salvation Meeting
Jessie Strine
Charles
Mies
Jacob Houck
Mies Myrs Wolfe
Colonial Beach
Cora Cecil
Virginia
M. E. Church
Browningsyie
HM E. Church
South
Comua
J. W. Steele
Mountain Chapel
Banday
W. A. Maxwell
A. 3. Young
Mattie Johnson
Edna Maxwell
Local notices and farm updates from DaTaVILLES July issue
The item lists community notes from DaTaVILLES including church and school events, sick lists, and farming reports. Mentions Mrs. Correll moving, Mrs. Enos Main recovering, Mr Philip Hanshew ill, doctors Tyter and Dr Dalazy, farm crops promising good yields, raspberry decline, and upcoming Sabbath school plans. Also notes county road projects and peach orchard details of Albert Valentine with 1000 trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Main
Philip Hanshew
F. F. Smith
Tyter Isa
West
Datavilles
Michael Sechrist Woo
Misc
Elva Roddick Bee
Cotese Atteck
Moms & Agrere Attsck
Minsss
M. Vernon Union Sabbath School
Plente
Qore Reddick
Albert Valentine
Weather legends and old almanac observations on rain signs
The article records folklore tied to weather signaling, noting feasts like Sever Sleepers and the Virgin Mary’s procession. It reports days of rain and clear skies, referencing Swithin’s day and traditional expectations, concluding weather patterns rarely match legends. It suggests watching conditions for a week due to an exception noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algos
Alnes
Jane
S.b
Henson
Swithin
Highop
Bart
Lightning's Work Across Regions
A Tuesday storm caused minor damage locally while reports from Baltimore and Franklin County show more severe effects. At Born & Sons Wagon Factory a lightning ball shattered door frames, splintered wood, and damaged tools as smoke and sulphur filled the shop without serious injuries. In Franklin County four barns burned, destroying farming implements, crops, and calves. all were partly insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Born & Sons Wagon Factory
George Greba
Franklin County
Color In Irish Verte and Irish Lament in a Book
A garbled excerpt critiques Irish terms and symbols in a book, mentioning phrases like Saccarthatoon and Tubblue na scarey while noting Irish loanwords. The piece references consumption cures and a health tonic by Albert L. Pustre and Albert J. Fearre, urging readers to ask doctors and druggists for their recommended remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coure
Corres
Torpedo Boat Ericsson accident wounds five engineers
A torpedo boat trial near New York left five engineers scalded as a burst steam pipe sprayed hot water over decks and crew. Injured sailors were taken to hospital, with officials reporting hopeful recoveries as Ericsson reportedly exceeded speed expectations in preliminary runs.
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Paterai
Ericason
Sea Loabun
Erigsson
Austin Williams
Inter
Ars York
Joseph Harsiton
New York
Willam Merwin
Dubuque Li
Jacob Strineker
Encloser
Cactna
Bacon House
Ericsson
Remedy Praised for Quick Relief of Summer Ailment
A Frederickstown reader lauds Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for swift bowel relief in children. The letter notes strong results when other remedies failed and cites several grateful mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrs E
Gregorr
Frederickstown
le Br
Clover Root Tea advertised by local firms in era flyer
A fragmented newspaper notice promotes Clover Root Tea as purifying and beautifying. Mentions Albert L. Pearre in Etchison and Wells & Co. of Le Roy for pamphlets on Four Nations and a sample of Karis Clover Root Tea. Includes stray phrases about cures and area information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Pustre
Etchison Building
Albert L. Pearre
Erchison Suild
C. Wells&Co
le Roy
Pampiot
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California Fig Syrup CO
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York
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Madbien Sears
Tanrytows
Stone
Bateman
Westminster
W. J. Roberts
William Haugh
Charrlesville
Casper Barnsburg
N.F. Richards
Rickards
Samuel Ramsburg
Walkersvillle
Alvah
Ramsburg
Howard County
John L. Dutrow
Woodsboro
Beths
Zion
Lloyd Stall
Weverton
Bloomfield
Charlesvile
Aistact
Mies E Tysie Jobs
Myre Woita Isaistant
Cooks Harley
Loreran
Torag
Nies
Clara Baker
Ide Cocth
Vernon Hai Sandey
Dalazy
Bocey Efedig4
Mra Correll
Offman and Bachrist
William Cram
George Fliler
Liberty
Lonte
Wash Nater Star
Nichea
London
East River
Mareco
Foreste
Albert J. Fearre
Oval Medicine
River St
Sherif
Anne Aruche Co
Saya
Dr. Deane
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore, Md
Iblied
North Market St_ Fredericx
THE
Parks Mig Co
Dillon Bt
Tachlddawly
New Yor
Brazin
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George A Konight
Afr
Knighs
John Wherle
Wherle
Slive
Worchstoss
Bernssyania
Trenton Carat
Frank Stakeman
Ellsonder
Reese
Anson
Cacao
Chicagos
Cnable
Havana
Manzanillo
Zantiago de Cuba
Antocildes
Santiago de Cuba
Tesk
Baramo
Marzin
Willie
Washington Star
Eneemani
Forio Ty Sivert Albert L. Pearte
Richioon Balding
Waal
Weem, A. Dinplant OW
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Smagla
Ihea Juir
Francois Bouchot
Frick
Yeatarday
Dante Olsen
Hsc
Hoatetter
Biomack
C. Lr
Tee
Besith
Aweet Breati
Shiloh
Cetarch Ramody
Gente
Naomi Inere Ree
Albert L. Pearrs
Jon
ALR
Yeakle
City Hall Shoe Store
Danville Wiltary Institute
Operestano i
L. B. Sau
Chicago Ideal
Gallas
Stomesaaben
PHILS
Remgeueg
Draggist
North Market
Prederick, Md
Pastoraf Baptist Church
Set
Kidmert
Pooonrs Fm Sty
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market
Fahrne
Eescows
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