County commissioners per county list for appointive positions
A long list of names appears for county commissions and appointive posts, including Thomas De Stup, F Zimmerman, Charles Thomas, Dr He Routepn, Otho Thomas, and many others across towns such as Middletown, Frederick, Brunswick, and Emmitsburg. The document catalogs numerous individuals grouped by locality, with roles tied to county governance and potential appointments.
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Akaveone
Thonas
de Stup
Edward E Benjamin
F. Zimmerman
Charles Thonas
M. Snouffer
Jesville
Day
David Ol
Harlan A. Schildt
Prkgech
John TH. Beashley
Wim. H. . Jors
Mindietown
W. W. Doth
Albert
Remeberg
George C. Rhadertek
Ety Tylork
George D. Derr
George Wiles
Win. d. Kepler
A Inks
Daniel H. Beachley
Foster Jabalt
Beachley
de Audhee
A. M. Abait
John Beach
Fetch
Hiram Ramsberg
Rockville
HH. Keller
Roy “Shafer
Theodore Shafer
Peor ‘Spring
M. Frank Holter
Oliver L. Coblentz
Charles M. Brannay
Reno—D
Kepler
Wm. W. Beach
Ley
Charles Miller
Aye Valley View
Maurice — Brandenburg
George Mowser
Oliver H. Ke‘Yauver
Lawyers vs Bankers in Braddock Neights Bowling Duel
In Braddock Neights Casino lanes last night the Lawyers defeated the Bankers by 60 pins to claim two of three games. Motter led with 121 pins in a single game as team totals suffer from three absences and a 216 average. Brad dork leads league with 1180 pins across three games. Tonight Singer2 and Dippy2 face off as interest rises in a hot contest.
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Braddock Neights
Lawyers
Bankers
Motter
Tit Braddork
Singera
Dippya
Smaller Baltimore Boy Rescues Drowning Companion
Harry Wilson of Baltimore nearly drowns at Antietam Creek near Keedysville while swimming with friends. Jarcry Wilson, a younger Baltimore youth, is swept downstream before Harry Goull, a better swimmer, reaches him and pulls him to the shore with help from others.
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Harry Wilson
Baltimore
Keedysville
Jarcry Wilson
Boonsboro
Antietm
Yeatorday
Harry Goulf
Trust Company Formed on the Eastern Shore
Salisbury Trust Company launches with capital stock of 100000 dollars and a 40 year charter. Incorporators include Robert Melandlish and Charles Leviness of The Sick, with Mrs 9 C Warehlme serving as secretary of the Frederick County Agricultural Society who is slowly recovering.
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Salisbury Trust Company
Peningila Trust Company
Robert C. Melandlish
Charles Leviness
9.C. Warehlme
The
Frederick Cott Agricultural Society
Clarke Place
City’ Hospital
Personal and Social News from the City
Pleasant paragraphs show residents visiting friends in Baltimore Washington and nearby towns. Movements include Mr George W Pearce visiting his parental home in Montgomery County and families moving from East Patrick Street to South Street. Several locals travel to Ocean City Atlantic City Harrisburg and Braddock Heights for visits and vacations.
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Tobbes Din Avenue
Vinidag
Braddock
Mebridiges
Maltinwre
Mike Irene Behudler
Withligton
Arington
Mixy Ella Garrett
Peestburg
Bimele Seluster
George W.pearce
Camus
Montgomery County
Charles Hopwood
Pen-Mar
Mra. L
Blautt
West Churel Street
Waynesboro
Lethit Metter
West Second Street
Brnnktsburg
Misa Hamil Whiten
Liz Wke Kessler
East Patrick Street
Uigzerstown
Johm Quarles
Liooste Falls
Noy
Cor Miler
West Watrick Street
Mas
Mes
Erry Re Phiatt
East Pearth Street
Pen-May
Waynestoro
Mroo
Prank RK. Gilbert
South Market Street
Inve
Ocean City
Atlantic City
Charles Frive
Thoms Zimmerman
Lewis Dertzbaugh
Charles Zeller
Roanoke
Charles Poo Cramer
G.I Leavet
Washington, D.C
Valley View
Lewis Motter
Burt Churele
Harrisburg
Hdna
Niga Amte Cardell
Hagerstown
Anna Darling
Borxton
Missea
Cardell
North Market Street
Jolur W
Butler
Joluer
Donthus
Catherine
Mero
Coblonitz
Rockwell Terrace
George
Wilyon Aid Family
Brudack Heights
Rosenour
Athnatle City
Death and funeral notices from Harper's Ferry and area
Obituary notices report the death of Rev. N C Onackety Brackett at Harper's Ferry after multiple operations aged seven? He served as treasurer of Storer College and worked for the Christian Commission after coming from Phillips Missouri in 1865. Survived by wife Nancy Louise Wood and four children. Funeral at free Will Baptist Church and burial in Harper graveyard. Also Mollie Jones Roberson aged 64 died at Montevue Hospital and funeral arranged Friday at 5 with interment at Green Mount Cemetery. A youth near Frederick was badly cut when a scythe struck by a pet. 13 year old taken for treatment by Dr Hedges.
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Harper's Erry
Aen Mathet
Dartmouth College
Nancy Louise Wood
Maine
J. W. Brickett
Fish and Game Commisston
L. J. Brackett
Boston
Mes. Thomas II, Robertson
Washington, D. C
Mra
J.C. Newcomer
Boxwood
Sinter
Scott Lightner
Harper’s Ferry
Free Will Baptist Church
Harper
Mollie Jones Roberson
Montevue Hospital
Aebury Church
Order of Nazarites
Greenmount Cemetery
Fragmentary Note on Home Investment and Family Happiness
A fragmented text extols home investment as good fences and a source of family happiness. It questions who suffers sorrow or contention and hints at the value of advertising or attention to dwelling improvements. The passage reflects rustic proverbs about property and well being.
Murdered Leader Tied to Major Transit Group
Private detectives are pursuing the identity of the killer of Ira Gawn, president of the MongalouteRultyroad, who was found dead at a bench yesterday. An arrest is expected soon as authorities push the investigation forward in Chicago.
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None
Chicago
Brinkley
Soteighin
Ira Gawn
Monga Loute Rultyroad
Bik Bench
Aurderer
Fire disaster leaves watchman dead as boy missing in city blaze
In a large city fire, a watchman died from burns and a boy is missing. Local authorities suspect incendiary devices or arson linked to cloak strikes behind the blaze. Investigators search for clues while the fire department battles the remaining flames.
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New York
Suly
Marshall 18 Arrested in Bank Looting Case
Philadelphia reporter says John R. Marshall was arrested on July 21 charged with complicity in the looting of the National City Bank of Cambridge Massachusetts. Sperla and Hispatel are named in the item.
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Sperla
Philadelphia
John R. Marshall
National City Bank
Cambridge
Mass
Club House Stables of Whippeny River Club Destroyed
A large fire today destroyed the club house stables of the Whippeny River Club in Morristown New Jersey. The blaze occurred July 21 and caused extensive damage to the property.
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Morristown
N. J
Whippeny River Club
Shurman Named for New York Chief Executive
Congressman Dwight announces Jacob Gould Shurman of Cornell as his choice for the New York State chief executive post.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Dwight
Jacob Gould Shurman
Cornell
State of New York
Rod and Gin Baseball Clash Tonight
The Phobus and Derr teams will clash this evening at 6 30 o clock. An interesting and exciting game is scheduled, and the fans should turn out in force.
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Phobus
Derr
Doan's Kidney Pills End Years of Kidney Trouble
Mrs Katie Donovan of Brunswick Maryland reports fifteen years of kidney disease with pain headaches and dizziness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she has no kidney symptoms and recommends the remedy. Sold by dealers with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents. price 60 cents. Remember the name Dean's and say you saw it in The News.
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Frederick
Dean
Katie Donovan
Railroad
St. Brunswick
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Noten. of News Here and There Across the State
Variety of brief items from across the state recount local incidents and plans. A farmers gathering is slated for August 13 while the county budgets 504000 for roads and bridges, mainly near Denthing. A Naval Academy cadet class 205 is noted as newly completed.
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Cumberland Efficias
Vearre
St. Mary's Church
Boyds
Denthing
Naval Academy
John Edward
Edwards
Crumpton
Anual
Mount Zora
Fostmaster
Harris
Baltimore
Ways Ie
Momuignental
Price Morris
Colmnbix
Port Deposit
Carvoline
General Assembly
George Sembly
Samuel Jon Nalrn
Ramapolis
Kessler
Hancock
Maryland
Traffe
Frank Hetter
North Branch
Cumberland
Strauss
Supreme Bench
City halts whistle at roundhouse after five years
The mayor and city council of Hagerstown served notice to Western Maryland Railroad to end the curfew whistle at the roundhouse. The longstanding ordinance barred under fifteen from streets after 10 p m in summer and 9 p m in winter, but enforcement never occurred. The whistle, the loudest in town, disturbed nearby residents and the city enters an agreement to discontinue the nightly warning signals.
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Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Roundhouse
Cupid Outwits Parent in Elopement at Rockville
A Hagerstown couple, Miss Fannie R. Sollenberger and Thomas F. Price, married by Rev. W. D. Keene after the Rockville license bureau closed. The father had telegrammed Baltimore Washington Cumberland Martinsburg Frederick and others to refuse licenses, but Rockville was overlooked. The couple, both of age, wed and departed for Washington.
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Frederick
Fannie R. Sollenberger
Thomas F. Price
Hageratown
Hageratown Liveryman
Baltimore
Washington
Cumberland
Martinsburg
Rockville
Matridge
W. D. Keene
Southern Methodist Church
Sollenberger
Young Price
Indy
Deafness and Ear Inflammation Adverts from Toledo Firm
An historical ad style notice discusses deafness as a temporary curable ailment. It mentions ear inflammation causing rumbling and imperfect hearing and promises relief with a guaranteed result. The advertisement is signed by B J Creney and Company of Toledo Ohio.
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Perry
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