Caveators' Claim Confirmed In Wisst ling will Case
Orphans' Court confirmed the caveators next of kin claim with executor consent. Market quotes show corn at 3.50 per barrel and shelled corn at 50 cents per bushel. hay ranges 13 to 14 per ton. Montgomery schools exam names Earle B Wood with top average 94.5 percent. 73 applicants for teaching certificates. News want ads offer cheap publicity in Frederick.
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Wisstling
Orphans’ Court Yeaterday
Mart. My
B. W. Hargett
Montgomery County
Rockville
Earle B. Wood
Fever Pitch In Catoctin Railway Stock Deal
The Myersville Monitor recounts a wild sale of Myersville and Catoctin Electric Railway stock with shares traded near 20 dollars. Delegations from a neighboring city sparked excitement, then confusion as the local exchange and observers watched prices rise and fall. The deal ended with the local exchange purchasing shares from the delegation, leaving outside speculators unsettled but hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
If. & GC
Myersville Monitor
Catoctin
Myersville and
Exchange
Bulletin Board
Win Neichboring
Northern Pacific
Atock
Greenbacks
Hagerstown
Wall Street
Sentinel
Deaths and notable events from Maryland state areas
Reports list deaths of Mary E Belt in Carroll County and John Jacob Shartzer of Garrett County. Taxes set at Lonaconing including water rent. Cumberland Steel Company directors chosen. Bay Ridge pier wrecked by waterspout. Judge Jones rules in Susan Shepherd will case. St Laurence church altar event at Jessup. Workmen find empty Cumberland grave with hair lock. State census tallies Maryland population at 1,181,651.
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Mary E. Belt
Carroll County
John Jacob Shartzer
Garrett County
Lonaconing
Cumberland Steel Company
Bay Ridge
Judge Jones
Annapolis
Susan Shepherd
St. Laurence Catholic Church
Jessup
Cumberland
Maryland
Maryland and West Virginia News Briefs From The Region
Charles Doyle colored was arrested at Hyattsville and confessed to murdering Howard Dent colored in Washington D C. P O Lechlider a traveling salesman from Hagerstown narrowly escaped death in a swollen stream in Berkeley County West Virginia. Troops at Queenstown will break camp today with most commands home by night. Major Charles A Little was elected colonel of the First Regiment. J H Shamberger a Westminster area schoolteacher seeks a committee to probe rumors of unbecoming conduct with a fifteen year old pupil. Mrs J M Killian was wounded by a stray bullet while driving with her husband near Cavetown Washington County as a young man cleaned a revolver. The eighteenth annual convention of the Maryland Pharmaceutical Association adjourned after four days at Ocean City. Next convention set for Blue Ridge Summit and Buena Vista Pa jointly with the Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Doyle
Hyattsville
Howard Dent
Washington, D. C
P. O. Lechlider
Hagerstown
Berkeley County
W. Va
Queenstown
Chas. A. Little
J. H. Shamberger
Westminster
J. M. Killian
Cavetown
Washington County
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Ocean City
Blue Ridge Summit
Buena Vista
Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Associion
Law's Grip. Plummer Fined and Jailed After Disorderly Charge
Samuel W. Plummer was arrested by Officer Zellers for being drunk and disorderly. Justice Wood imposed a $360 fine. default led to 10 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wood
Samuel W. Plummer
Zellers
Plummer
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Dole Brothers
N. Market St
P. K
Millinery Department
Thos
Hi. Haller
Dimities
NMS
Central Dry Goods House
Frederick, MD
Frederick
HAM
Myersville Stolak Market
News OF the State
Oxford Sale
J. & T. Cousin
Vamp Sandala
J. & T. Cousins
Geo
Carty
Carty’s
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred'k, Ma
Serge
B. H. Blackston & Son
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Silk Stripe
Madras
James E. Walker & CO
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Rosenour
Patrick Street
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market Street
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