Maryland News Roundup Keeps State Agencies Busy
State headlines note short Montgomery hay crop and comptroller allocating funds for free school books. Cumberland transfers workers to Pennsylvania while Fruitland hosts a Sunday school event. Havre de Grace sells a shoe factory for 16000 and Port Deposit faces school expansion disputes. A dramatic Moan Pleasant Farm outbreak ends with a fatal shooting in a Wicomico County fight involving multiple people.
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Montgomery
Cumberland
Pennsylvadie
Fruitland
Wicomico County
Ramet Hardock
Zine Creat County
Stephen J. Seneca
Havre de Grace
Iron Bill Track
Geon Couny
Carroll County Notes Highlight Local News Items
Mrs Rebecca Hayworth, 87, injured by a 20 foot fall from a window at her daughter’s home in Sykesville and listed in fair condition. John Weatz of Melrose badly burned trying to start a fire in an engine by pouring coal oil on the fuel. Fourteen inmates from the Maryland Hospital for the Insane at Spring Grove transferred to the Springfield property. one inmate escaped but was captured near Eldersburg. Linwood camp meeting of the Church of God began with thousands expected Sunday. Rev G W Selthamer of Uniontown in charge. Prohibitionists plan a Carroll Hall meeting in Westminster to elect delegates to state and district conventions. L Howill Lamotte sold houses and land near Gamber to A T Buckingham for $850 and to William Gibron for $925. George W. Hane sold the late Henry B Fare’s 732 acre farm near Miller’s Station to Theodore Hare for $3,500. Licenses issued to Jso C Brnning and Fannie A Nyman of Boonsboro, Washington county.
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John 8. Weatz
Melrose
Melrose Creamery
Maryland Hospital For the Insane
Spring Grove
Anyinm
Springfield
Frank Brown
Morrison Blewheel
Eldersburg
Sancal
Church of God
Linwood
G. W. Selthamer
Uniontown
Carroll County
Carroll Hall
Westminster
L. Howill Lamotte
Thomas Gorsuch
A. T. Buckinghama
Gamer
William Gibron
Gamber
George W. Hane
Henry B Fare
Miller
Theodore Hare
Rocky Springs and Liberty Courtyard News Roundup
Local notes from Liberty and Rocky Springs recount visits and gatherings. Mentions Mr Minon Carter family, Mr William Day, Mr Maynard Dadress, and J Barry Eling near Woodsboro. Reports corner stone ceremony for a Church of God chapel led by Rev A W Phiyhower, appeal for land donations, and planned Sunday school events and sermons.
M E Church South Sunday School Convention Opens
The 20th annual Sunday School Convention of the Baltimore Conference opens at Rockville this evening at 8 o'clock with a sermon by Rev. W Y L D Harper of Winchester Va. The three day session draws about two hundred delegates from Virginia West Virginia and Maryland plus many visitors. A Thursday afternoon ministers meeting of Montgomery County Washington City will be held at the Fairgrounds with addresses by William A Henderson Enes ville Tenn Robert Magruder Baltimore and Rev. W H D Farson Winchester Va.
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M. E Church South
W. Yl. D. Harper
Winchester
Sunday Schools of
Montgomery
Washington City
Fairgrounds
William A. Henderson
Enesville
Tenn
Robert Magruder
Baltimore
W. H. D. Farsot
Market News and Local Notices in Frederick
Market report notes butter at 20 cents a pound eggs 10 cents per dozen and fruit prices mixed with raspberries 6 cents per box and blackberries 4 cents. City Opera House performances titled A Silent Woman and Naval Engagements arrive tomorrow under Baltimore Theatre Company. George K. Myer touts a trained menagerie including an ox terrier and rabbits, while Reno Harp showcases a McKinley portrait. Printing services advertised for encampment materials and local notices close with health update on Mr Benais Rovenoar.
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City Hall
City Opera House
Baltimore Theatre Company
W. E. W. Ross
Frederick
Baltimore
P. J. Scully
Katie Scully
Peta
Geo. KE. Myer
Mr. Myer
Myer
A Boling Bout in Frederick Charms Local Crowd
Two visiting middleweights staged a brisk exhibition near Market Street in Frederick yesterday. Beechman dominated most rounds, earning a clear decision amid a cheerful, orderly crowd. Police dispersed spectators as the friendly bout wrapped up with both visitors departing today.
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Frederick
Friescl
Maurket Street
Beechman
Emberry
Death of Mrs. A M Appold at 85 in Rocky Ridge Md
Mrs. Anna Margaret Appold aged 85 of Rocky Ridge Maryland died Friday after a brief illness. She was a lifelong Methodist, endured hardships with courage, and is survived by five daughters, one son, and her husband, aged 78. Her brother drowned in Chesapeake Bay years ago. Also noted are brief notices for Catharine Clem, Emma Dunott, and Lewis Simpson with funeral details and admirations from the local community.
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Abohge W. Appold
Anna Margaret Appold
Borge
W. Appold
Rocky Ridge
Srse
Appold
Powley
America
Berlin
Germany
Christinos
Chesapeake Bay
Wrg Catharine Clem
Catharine Clem
Jacob W. Clem
Mountaindisle
Utica
Roy
J. A. Raper
W. 4
Todd
William Bowers
Jacob Bowers
Siegieton Houck
Jacob Rice
Lewis Hamerick
Frankiin Palmer
Messrs
Cecll County
Germantown
Elkton
Presbyterian Church
John McEtmoyls
Menara
R. GC. Lewis
John Gilpin
C. B. Finley
George A. Blake
W. 5
Julia Delsshmutt
Mt Olivet
Hazre Fends Off Frederick Jantora In Tight Baseball Clash
Fat evening game ends with a hard earned victory for the Jantora team over Hazre in a close by scant steals and strong play. Friday’s game is slated on the Junior grounds with the field conditions improving and the stay slated for Balahed soon.
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Hazre
Vicwry
Tee Jantom
Baterly
Evy
Siezers
Utica man involved in near collision with wheelmen
A Utica youth Elmer Ramsburg incurred trouble near Camp Lowndes when a group of bicycle club wheelmen say he tried to run them off the road. The incident on the pike toward Frederick led to bike crashes and heated remonstrances as the rider allegedly drove into Frederick and back out toward town.
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Joed Hog
Utica
Elmer Ramsburg
Camp Lowndes
Frederick
Kamaburg
Bicycle Club
Rameburg
Bishaggy
Beck
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United Tral Baking Powder CO
New York
the Daily News
News OF the State
Bere
Phere
Chaorch Bill
Queen Anne's
Daniel Todd
Caroline County
Virinia Central
Sfeatival
Moan Pleasant Chi
Pomelleyilta
Wicomtco Couniyehiskis
Wieecom
Beary Jones
Willan
Coftan
Tather and Son
John W. Jones
Carroll County Notes
Rebecca Hayworth
Mra Sullivan
Sykesville
Clarrings
Jso.c Brnning
Fannie A. Nyman
Boonsboro
Washington County
Knomledee
Calk Syrup Co
Manis Heghert
Cueaty
Minon Carter
Mids Dow's
RM. Ruog
Emma
Liberty
EB King
William Day
Canary
Mr Maynard Dadress
Syteg
Sanay
J. Barry Eling
Wits
Woodsboro
Matte
Brothar
Gaturdey
Banday
Ledies and Gentionen
Church of God Bera
A. W. Pailhower
Thomas B. Tyler
A. W. Philhower
Thie Place
Rocky Springs
Minagera
Phore
Baturday
A. W. PhYhower
Panhower
Major Tyler
Mountsindale
Fyler
McKinley
Reno & Harp
United States
Ilkeneas
Harp
Gov
Mr. Benais
Kidsess
Bredder
L. Peacrs
Albert L Feasie
Ascheca
Alberti
Hrarre Steneon Wong
Jay
Ote
Deane’s
Beate
Ealy
J. A. Deane CO. Siem
Geo. A. Gilbert
Hos
H. Market St, Frederick, ML
Soldier Boys
Sindiyt Boys of
Maryland
Frederick County
Grove & Kindley
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearce
W.B. Rudy
Airy
Weiger
Oumar
Ameren Kramer
J. A. Wil
Jamibo
Karl
Alberk de Pearre
Etohison Suild
Albert L. Pearre
Shiloh
Albert J. Pedrie
Ewinson Building
Freel
B. C. Wella & Co
Pampleton
Alpert L. Pearre
Biehison
Mr. Move Eyas
Hound
Cory
Texas
Fin
Jone
Wilson & S04
Excelsior Stove House
Frederick, MD
Stad
Cressey
Truch
Charlotte Hall
Charlotte Hall School
Sacmare Os Ree
Bus Wate
Geo. M *Homas
A. M
Rex
Mate
Steingr Bros
Druggisss
North Market Street
MEFC
TAR Nkwa
Carty
Mos
Isador 8Aks
Rosenour’s
Burns
Seakla
Druggista
Sentry Mall
Semple Frae
G. F. Smith Mfg. CO
Woidshoro, MD
Ladies Oxford
LOY & Perry's
Willard C. Keller
South Market ST
Rambler Riders
Grand Rapids
W.W. E. B. Etchison
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