Plans for JLD Home Week in Maryland
A Baltimore Fidelity Building meeting under Governor Warfield crafted tentative plans for a Maryland homecoming week from October 14 to 19. Counties will form working committees and seek rail rates. events include parades, fireworks, and visits to Annapolis and the Hagerstown Fair. Notables and Maryland descendants in several states may attend.
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Maryland
Fidelity
Baltimore
Warfield
Thoraday
Stata
Sexs Wesk
Grover Cleveland
Maryland Society
New York
Local Briefs Highlight Home Updates and Tragedy
BRIEF BITS announces re painting at the residence of Mr. Edgar L Miller on South Market Street. Dol, the faithful black horse of Messrs. Rice and Haller on West Patrick Street, died yesterday from erysipelas. On the Loate farm adjoining the city, a large horse owned by Vernon Molesworth dropped dead while harvesting neared completion.
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Edgar L Miller
South Market Street
Dol
Messrs
The Work of Death Emily Jane Rideout
Emily Jane Rideout widow of A J Rideout colored died suddenly this morning at her Lime Kiln home from heart disease aged 101. She was an early member of Buckeye town A M E Sharehand and the Laboring Sons and Daughters Society. Survived by an adopted daughter married to Rev Daniel Colsins of Bear Annapolis Maryland. Funeral in Buckeye town Church Sunday at 11 oclock with interment at Hope Hill. MRS SARAH HOFFMAN FRANE died recently at Montovua Hospital age ninety four widow of the late 18 of Shookstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Jane Rideout
Emily Jana Rideout
A J. Rideout
Lime Kiln
Buckeyatown A. M. E Sharehand
Laboring Sons and Daughters Society of Buckeyatown
Daniel Colsins
Bear Annapolis
JL O' Aloo
Fafermant Made
Hope Hill
Sarah Hoffman Wrane
Barab Eroffman
Montovua Hospital
Adead Aga
Shookstown
Reformed Ideals Reunion Plans At Pen Mar Park
The eighteenth annual Reformed Churches of Maryland and nearby states met at Pen Mar Park with Braddock Heights Band performing. Rev Dr George W Richards of Lancaster spoke on Reformed Ideals as alumni from Franklin Morehall and other academies gathered. Committees elected and next reunion set for July 16 1908 at Pon Mar with discussions on rail fare rebates and scheduling.
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Reformed Churches of
Maryland
Pen-Mar Park
Braddock
Ray
J. 4
Hoffheims
Martine. Kug
George W. Richards
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Frankin and Morehall
Uraings
Catawba
Woman’s Colleges
Merceraburg
Mascanutten
Woman's College
Ranok
Baltimore
Robert J. Pilgram
Carliste
de J A. Hoffhetus
Martinsburg
J. B. Bhontz
Chambersburg
Samuel & Breaner
Mechanicaburg
David M. Hurley
Hlngeretown
Wm. 0. Birely, Frederick; Rev J. B. Stonesifer
Waatminster
G R. Poetter
H. Weaver
Gettysburg
Howard Blair
Hanover
Robard J Pigram
Carlisle
M. @. Gibson
York
George A. Hollinger
Harrisburg
E Cornman
Washington
Emory LL. Oooloniz
Middletowns
Ocotpoint Hite
Pon Mar
Oor
F. M. Bowell
Western Maryland Railroad
G. W. Haders
Lutheran Reunion
Maders
Reformad Ohurch
Ben
Daly
Presbysterian Reunion Committee
Close Contested Mt Airy Defeats Frederick 4-1
Mt Airy beat Frederick 4-1 at Athletic Park yesterday afternoon in a tight game. Both teams were held scoreless until the third inning when Mt Airy pushed one run across, Frederick tied it in the fifth, and an eighth inning error by Reynolds allowed three more for the visitors. Lineups list Mt Airy with Whip Creager Brenotog Talbot O Whip Hurley Hood Barnes Watkins and Frederick with Butler Brogt Mook Orrison Riddlemoser Reynolds KR Day. Later a Frederick Juniors vs Harpas Selects game ended in a victory for the Juniors by sacrifice fly. Batteries were Lease Kennedy Belots Baer Baar. Frederick Juniors and Roze bada to play a league game at 6:80 o'clock.
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Airy
Fredrick
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Athletic Park
Sora
Visltors
Reynolds
Ms. Atry
W. Whip
Creager
Brenotog
Talbot
R. Tf
O. Whip
Hurley
OU. Hood
O. T
Barnes
Watkins
Frederick— Butler
Brogt
Mook
Orrlaon
Riddlemoser
W.day
Grova
KR. Day
Ox Fibra Brush Works
Harp'sa
Sacoract
Lease
Kennedy
Belots
Baer
Baar
Rozebada
Witnessed Conferring of Degrees at Oxford
Prof J B Apple received a card from Misa Lantz of the Woman'aol lege faculty traveling in Europe with Misa Holly, a former faculty member, stating they were at Oxford when the conferring of degrees occurred and witnessed the B G O L degree bestowed on Mr Paul Hileffer, also a former faculty member. After touring England they will travel on the continent.
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J. B. Apple
Misa Lantz
Woman'aollege
Europe
Misa Holly
Oxford
England
Paul Hileffer
Hagland
Bankers Picnic Held at Kilmar Grove Near Frederick Janotion
The annual bankers picnic takes place this afternoon in Kilmar grove near Frederick Janotion. Employees of the nation bank city organize under the Clearing House Association. The committee in charge includes Richard Potts, Gao Hamleta and These A. Chaplins.
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Bankers
Kilmar
Frederick Janotion
Vations Banka
Clearing House Association
Richard Potts
Gao
Hamleta
A. Chaplins
Purely Personal Visits Across Cities
A string of short social notes lists residents and visitors in Hagerstown and Frederick. Mies Mas Shipley, Mrs Fannie Ridgely, Mrs Livis Walty, E O Shepherd Jr, Mrs Alica V Rosskey, Misses Annie Edorinds and others are visiting friends and relatives in Hagerstown or nearby cities. Travelers include Prof Charles W Elyard and family heading to Kaas River Conn, and Frank C Norwood with family sailing to England.
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Mies Mas Shipley
Hagerstown
Fannie Ridgely
Baltimore
Livis Walty
John Wisner
Wisterstreat
E.0. Shepherd, Jr
Brooklyn
WN. Y
Alica V. Rosskey
Watbrook
H. T. Kline
Courk Street
Annie
Hoezal Edorinds
South Market Street
George Wolfa
Marshall Foat
Meridian
Mine
A. Rozstta Barger
Nteos
Mary Irene Barger
Charles W. Elyard Family
Maryland School For the
Dass
Kaat River
Conn
Marla Clary
Ada Wood
FB. F. Smten
Funeral Rites Held For Stewart G. Smith
The funeral for Stewart G. Smith was held this afternoon at 3 from his uncle Granville M. Smith’s home east of the city, Rev. Thomas Frauman Dixon officiating. Pallbearers included Robert Daleplatoe and others. burial at Mount Olivet cemetery. Funeral director Wim H. B. Etchison served. A separate funeral for Mrs. John W. Darta baugh occurred at 2 from her North Barker street home, Rev. K. R. Eschbach presiding. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery with C. O. Osrty as funeral director.
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Stewart G. Smith
Aacle
Granville M. Smith
Thomas Fraaman Dixon
Robert Daleplatoe
Heginald O Hughes
Frederick W. Gramer
Howard F. Haller
R. F Heck
A A. Radcliff
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Wim
Hiroy Roelkey
J. Nicholas Zimmerman
John Schell
Wm O Birely
John Baumgardner
Mr. Olivet
C. O Osrty
Local residents reported ill with varied ailments
Mr Adam Ball of West Patrick street is on the alok lige. Mr W H Angavine of West Fifth arrest is on the stok Mat. Olty Qlerk O Erwin Kemp of East Third straat is gules atok Mr Adam Nutnagle of Weat Al Saints street who was parslyzid yesterday is improving. Milton Miller operated upon at Olsy Hospital yesterday is slightly improved. Master Archie Stelm hurt at Ox Fibre Brush Works weeks ago is getting along well. Prof Earl B Wood, superintendent of schools for Montgomery county, is sick and confined to his home at Boyds. Alls fitness is not serious.
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Adam Ball
West Patrick Street
W. H. Angavine
West Fifth
Olty Qlerk
O. Erwin Kemp
East Third Straat
Adam Nutnagle
Weat
al Saints Street
Milton Miller
Olsy Hospital
Archie Stelm
Earl B. Wood
Schoola
Montgomery County
Boyds
Alls Fitness
Social World Reception To Rosebud Club Members
A group of young ladies hosted a reception for Rosebud baseball club members and friends at Russ Alica Mullinax’s home in South Market arrest. Miss Ednn Davidson played piano and Mr Richard Moberly provided phonograph selections, with refreshments served. The event celebrated the Indies’ July 4 trip to Emmitsburg. Ja C A Directors will meet informally in Kesop Hall at 7:30 to discuss selecting a secretary for the local association.
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Rosebuds
Rosebud Baseball Club
Russ Alica Mullinix
South Market
Plano
Overcome by Heat at Fredericktown Worksite
Mr. Lee Cronenberg collapsed from heat while working on the Fredericktown Savings Institution building yesterday and was taken home to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Cronenberg
Fredericktown
Tennis Match at Thurmont in Frederick Club Encounter
Frederick Tennis Club members played Thurmonts club this morning and will meet them again this afternoon in a scheduled match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Frederick Tennis Club
Democratic delegates to meet in county convention
The Democratic county convention will convene tomorrow at 11 in the Junior Mall to elect delegates to the State convention. Endorsements favor Joseph D. Baker of Frederick county for Governor, with six Frederick votes pledged, and a large delegation expected to attend the State convention in Baltimore. Prominent opinion in Maryland backs Baker as the ideal candidate.
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Damostatic County
Junior Mall
Jozeph D. Baker
Frederick County
Isis
Baltimore
Baker
Damaccratic Party
Annapolis
Baltmore News
Georgest. Melvin
Annapolis Banktog
Louss O
Damocracy
Maryland
Anne Arundel County
Elisha S. Riley
Jozeph D Baker
Frederick Courty
Hia
Bia
Joseph D. Baker
Letters From Cuba Describe Fort San Pedro Camp Life
A reader shares impressions from Santi Spiritus Cuba, detailing the fort Fors San Pedro, its restoration by American troops, camp layout, and views over the city. The letter contrasts Cuban customs with American practices, noting dances, cockfighting, window flirtation, and July Fourth celebrations.
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Cuba
Yuet News
Santi Spiritus
Loma de Ls Orez
Spain
Mexico
Caanot
Aabe
Brasball
Bargain Extravaganza in July at Jsown D and Hendrickson
July bargains dominate as Jsown D and Hendrickson advertise wholesale rates on white linen and silk parasols, belts, and linen balls. The promotion promises the largest city assortment with everyday reductions and fresh goods from early summer inventory.
SILKE GLOVES AND GARB FOR SALE AT LOCAL MARKET
An array of ladies gloves in brown tints and black silk styles is advertised at Braddock Heights. Glove and waist assortments in various prices are promoted with notes on quality. Local notices mention dances, gas ranges, and a church festival with dates in July.
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Jost
Dividend Notion at Citizens National Bank Frederick Md
The Board of Directors of the Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland declares a semi annual dividend of four percent clear of taxes payable on demand. Wal G Zimmerman cashier notes the payment terms and authority.
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Frederice, Mp
Citizens’ National Bank of
Frederick
Wal G
Zimmerman
Unclear fragmentary report from Cuba reference
The passage describes a puzzling scene with terms like palm fan lemon and Fannbargo, mentioning the temperate zone, the South, and Cuba as an ideal winter retreat for men of means. Names such as Herpert 0. Wingstoner and Fort San Pedro appear in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Herpert
Wingstoner
Fort San Pedro
Wireless telephony progress and limits noted at ten miles
The article compares wireless telephony with wireless telegraphy, noting practical ranges near ten miles and highlighting the use of weak electric carried currents on wires. It explains the need for far greater range to surpass telephonic and submarine cable capabilities, while land telephony spans up to 1500 miles with potential expansion. A lightning strike damages Emmttsburg church tower with minor brick loosening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asblea
Elaenbauer's North Market Stress Market Listing
Local market notices advertise Friday and Saturday stalls at Elaenbauer's North Market on Market and Second Streets. Readable items include oranges bananas lemons pineapples apricots plums berries apples new sugar corn and fresh country vegetables. Dairy items milk cream butter eggs also offered with signs of varied products.
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Elaenbauer
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