Mason and Dixon Line Re Survey to Restore Boundary Monuments
Maryland and Pennsylvania plan a September start to reestablish the Mason and Dixon boundary, with costs not exceeding 10,000 pounds. An appropriation of 5,000 dollars funded resurvey and remarking, while remaining monuments will be repaired or replaced as needed. Engineers from the Coast and Geodetic Survey will oversee the work, shared by both states to be completed before winter.
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Maryland-Pennsylvania
Mason and Bixon
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland General Assembly
Washington
William Bullock Clark
Maryland
H. J. G.brown
Department of Later
Us Affairs of
United States Gost and Geodetic Survey
Pan-Mar
Westernland
Thermont
Allegany
Garrett
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Commission
Camp at Gaithersburg Visit By District Commander
Commissioner Macfarland of the District of Columbia inspected General Garries and guards at Gaithersburg on Saturday afternoon escorted by General Harries and Major Walheiee Daege Jr. The group was greeted with a salute and a reception followed, with report of open-air rifle and beer scores around Gaithersburg. Advertised letters section lists several names including Miss Grace James and Mrs May Moler.
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Gaithersburg
Macfarland
District of Columbia
Garries
Thither
Harries
Washi Ma
3Oath of Education
Walheiee Daege, Jr
Aignal
Cuakoarabe
Freeman Returns From Manila After Philippine War Hearings
New Yorker Harry Freeman, formerly of the Sixth Artillery Band, arrived in Frederick after fifteen years in Manila. He says fighting will continue for years and natives are hard to civilize. Freeman rejected volunteering for money and plans to seek work with the B and O Railroad near Mt. Airy.
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Harry Freeman
New York
Manila
Fredrick
Sixth Artillery Band
Frank Scholl
Freeman
San Francisco
Philippines
Forreeman
America
Mr. Freeman
Breaman
B.& O. Railroad
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Baltimore
Cumberland jury convicts in unlawful assembly cases, other local items
The Cumberland jury found guilty verdicts in several unlawful assembly cases. Judge Page ruled in favor of Wicomico county in the Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic tax case. Entow House in Baltimore may be chosen as Democratic headquarters. Maryland Division of United Boys' Brigade camped near Queenstown for a week. Senator Dick supported coal miners in their strike at Lonaconing. A retired sailor John Sjogreen died after an explosion injury at the Naval Academy Hospital. Johnston Live steamer Rowannmore, 540 feet, arrived as Baltimore’s largest vessel. Mine operators and stirling employees held talks in Cumberland. William Black confessed to a murder near Aberdeen. Pilton Howard, a tall colored man, is hospitalized with two broken legs. John Hubner linked to bankruptcy of a Baltimore firm. Faltimore Sole Okio Hallowed Company bought Curtis Bay acreage for export ramps. Hampstead parade day drew about 2,000 people with municipal displays and a dinner. Carroll County events included the Junior Order, Military Company, bands, and a sham battle. Local sick list notes Dr. F. F. Smith improving and Katherine Pateer recovering from peritonitis, with two others improving. Rebuilding work and engine overhauls planned on local rail lines ahead of fall demand.
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Cumberland
Page
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic
Wicomico County
Entow House
Baltimore
Maryland
United Boys’ Brigade of America
Queenstown
David B. Dick
Lonaconing
John Sjogreen
Naval Academy Hospital
Johnston
Rowanmore
Stirling
William Black
Aberdeen
Hampstead
Hempstead
Carroll County
Organizationa
Hasapatend Fics Chapany
Fae
Bestead Council
United Amrican Mechanics
Military Company
Frizzellsburg
Hampstead Fire Company
Carroll County Military Company
Missionary Garritt at Hang Chow Provokes Local Curiosity
The Presbytery of Baltimore supports Rev. J C Garritt a Presbyterian missionary in Hang Chow China with annual salary funding from South Asian mission schools. Crowds greet him ashore and locals spread rumors about foreigners and medicines, reflecting cultural fear and prejudice toward Westerners and Western civilization.
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Balisore
J C Garmin
Shanghi
Garritt
Chinees
China
Telephone to Handle Trains by Long Distance Phone
Baltimore and Ohio railroad tests long distance telephone for train movement. Officials say telephony could replace telegraph soon, improving efficiency and employing experienced train staff. Philadelphia division reports two months of trouble free operation. Weekend events include picnics, dances, and a sixteen day Atlantic City excursion, with various associations and gatherings announced.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Philadelphia
Weare
Baltimore and Ohio to add night machinists at Mount Clare
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans to expand its Mount Clare shops by forming a night and day machinist force. The night shift will include 150 workers, bringing total machinists to 450. The company seeks competent applicants and will begin night work as soon as the positions are filled.
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Hi Kan
Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad Company
Mount Clare
New Gas Tank Arrives For City Works Project
The material for a new gas holder arrived today and work on the tank is set to begin tomorrow at the gas works, signaling progress on the city’s gas supply infrastructure.
Fire in Wheat Field on Mrs G G Shook Farm
A fire broke out Thursday in a wheat field on the farm of Mrs G G Shook. Cause unknown. neighbors quickly contained the blaze. No injuries reported and damages not detailed.
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G. G
Religious World Church Services Reported Across City
Various churches note attendance and sermons yesterday including Presbyterian absent due to pastor, St Johns Masses by Father Cavanseyh and Coleman, Evangelical Reformed with Heb XI 26, All Saints Episcopal with Kings 20 40, Evangelics Lutheran Viarco, M E Church South Thanksgiving and Preparation, Grace Reformed Second Mile, Valley of Shadow meditation, Schleyeville Mission Sunday evening service, United Brethren church history review and new chapel move planned East Second Street with church rebuilding. Forty in evening congregation. Sappington and Gilpin led last service in current church.
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Thomas Freeman Dirjo
Presbyterians Church
St. Johns Catholic Church
Father Cavanseyh
Coleman Buna
Evangelical Reformed Church
Eschbach
Heb XI
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Preyer
Luther Kahlman
Evangelics Lutheran Viarco
B. W. Switzer
M. E. Church
South
St. Luis
Grace Reformed Church
B. L. Melon
Valley of Shadow
Methodist Episcopal Church
Joe Brown
Satan
Schleyeville Mission
Messrs
F. B. Sappington
Chas. M. Gilpin
C. W. Stinespring
United Brethres Church
East Second Street
St. James
Web of Death and Funeral Notices Lifted From Unionville
Obituary and death notices from Unionville area items include Isaac C Nicodemus aged 61 who died at his Oak Orchard area home and was buried at the Lingnore M E church. Mrs Mary Neal Creager aged about 47 died in City Hospital Baltimore. Elder Joseph of New Windsor aged 82. Miss Cecilia Pearre of Unionville aged about 66. Mr George Hawker of Jefferson aged 55. and Irving Herman of Washington. Funeral details, survivors, and burial locations are noted, with a real estate sale and local uniform contract mentioned.
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Isaac C. Nicodemus
Issac C. Nicodemus
Oak Orchard
Lingsnore M.e.church
Unionville
B. F. Clarkson
Walden
Clinton Nusbaum
Williard
Parville Nico
F.A. Markey
East Patrick Street
Jesse
Jesep
New Windsor
German Bay
Heween
Pizca
Double Ipe Creek
George Hawker
Jefferson
Irving Berman
Irving Herman
Washington
Unclear text fragment on Conger dispatches and relief
Fragmentary report describes foreign governments dispatches about the Conger department and seeks verification of dispatch accuracy. Mentions July and ongoing relief expedition. details are partially obscured in the OCR.
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Conger
Furwige
Dewet Captures Highlanders and Supply Train at Rockville
Report from July 22 notes Dewet disrupting Roberts line of communication and taking a hundred Highlanders and a supply train near Rockville Fast figures at the Rockville race track list horses like Rabbit and Walton Boy among entries. Notable owners such as Kinster and Waters show multiple thoroughbreds including Lady Einster and Mionie W with anticipation of strong performances at upcoming state fairs.
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Dewet
Highlandere
Stevia
Rete Lovin
Roberts
Rowkville
Rockville
Witnac
Rabbit
Walton Boy
Besse
Rabbitt
William H. Trail
Charles Co Waters
Lady Einster
Kinster
Afr Waters
Bessie W
Mionie W
Coke
DeGaryoondia
McKinley Campaign Club Organized at Clarksburg
McKinley Roosevelt and Pearce Campaign Club formed in Clarksburg Montgomery county with officers Wm R Windsor president Zachariah Woodfield vice president Charles S Hilton secretary and Albert Thompson treasurer. The group will hold frequent ratification meetings during the campaign and plan an excursion to Gettysburg with Business Men's Association to arrange a season’s enjoyable trip and favorable rates to visit the battlefield.
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McKinley Club
Clarksburg
McKinley
Roosevelt
Pearce
Clarksbaurg
Montgomery County
Wm. R. Windsor
Zachariah Woodfield
Charles 5. Hilton
Albert Thompson
Gettyeburn
Business Men's Association
Gettysburg
Grand trolley ride and races at Athletic Park noted
A local notice lists a grand trolley ride to Myersville on Wednesday July 25 1900 under L A Toma and A T Areb with a Braddock stop and 26 cent round trip. It also mentions an athletic park amateur race meet on Thursday night July 26 with Jack White and his steam motor, prizes, and restaurant chatter from Doll’s.
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Myersville
L. A. Toma
A. T. Areb
Braddock
Cara Seare
Athletic Park
Thoreday
Howard A. French
Jack White
Bouletic
Bargain Sale Offers Disorganized Goods and Low Prices
A garbled sale notice lists parasols, pillow cases, linen sheets, wash goods, wool dress fabrics, white goods, mercerized stripes, French Madras, and silk gloves with drastic markdowns. It promotes Maslin home goods and corsets, urging readers to visit for bargains despite unclear wording and scattered items.
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Sue Doly
Maslin and Housekesp
Madras
Fortosa
Cough Cure Ad by Clinton E Main Pharmacist
Clinton E Main, graduate pharmacist, promotes a cough remedy claiming it cures bronchial irritation and “shakes it out” with daily shipments from Washington. Ad echoes old time patent medicine tone and misspelled terms.
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Helleves Dghtawas
Clinton E. Main
Les Biarit
Washington
For Sale Monumental Savings stock and travel specials
Fifteen shares of permanent stock in the Monumental Savings and Loan Association of Baltimore, Maryland will be sold at par one hundred dollars per share. Also advertised are seaside excursion specials via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City N J Ocean City Md and Rehoboth Beach Del on select Thursdays with sixteen day tickets and stopovers at major cities.
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Thers
Atlantic City
Maryland Cycle Racing Association
Athletic Park
Wealsy Grove
G. 4
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Monumental Savings and Loan Association
Baltimore
Oailon Thad
M. Biser
Cape May
Sea Isie City
Ocean City
N. J
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R. BR
Sea Isle City
Philadelphia
Washington
New Jersey
Rebototh Beach
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Fogis
Visitation Academy
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Sols
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Doll’s
Tome & Kreh
City Hotel Buffet
Neidig & Miller
Mason and Dixon's Line
Bae
Oliow
H.G
Chari Tm
Sam Wwrenes
B. Mann- Taleb
Witter
Lapis
Mary Bender
Es Brhel Spbeh
Grace James
Mary Keefer
May Moler
Summers
Mattierr
Sisth Artillery BaNv
Sslands
AWS
Pilton Howard
Pelkicare City Hospital
John Hubner
Or Sean Eau
Bankpany
Frank Slingruff
Faltieore
Sng Okio Hallowed Company
Curtis Bay
F. F. Smith
Katherine Pateer
Dene Sacre and Ohio Railroad Pany
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C. Garritt
Sanasy Schools
Glyndéon
Amesting
Prohibitiontissa
Cumberiodan Tuseday
Thorsi
Brad Gock Heights
Agricultural Park
Thoreiy
Sunday Schools and Societies
Moss Cecilia Pearre
Cecilia Pearre
Jas. Pearre
Aubrey
James
Howard County
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William H
Alexander
Frederick County
Eliza
Charles ¥. Wantz
Westminster
Nash E. Cramer
Mesars
B. Rossnont & Sons
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Apie
Wil Rena
Ago
Bani
City Hotel
Baick
Frederick City
John F. Kreh Amateur Supply House
Castle Building
North Market Street
Jay
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Mullinte
A. E. Mullins
Hoube
Jobn Hendrickson
Reil
Salk Frente
Jona Henraiasoz
Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Naw & Mazes
N. Market St
Ww. C. Boteler
N. Market Street
B. Sappington
Blain
Carys Combigte
Dédawly
GEO. S. Rodoce & CG
Any.ce
Yeu
Rudoue & CO
AT. Rice & Sons
A. ES Roce
Suseral Directors
Embalmere
Staub
Ralston Health Club
Ralston Healthy Club
Purina
Ralston
F. W. Stars
J. Helpelg Keller
Peor Brat
J. Heisely Keller
Market ST
DR. James
Waudi Aand Band
Potomac River Band
Willard D. Keller
Patrice &F
Ceresville Flour
Ceresville
Atlantic City, N. J
Arkansas and
Pacific L Aves
N.J
Reading
R. J. Osborne
Biser
Real Estate and Insurance
Church Street
Frederick, MD
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Alf
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Galacona
P. Levy
Attorney At Law
Bacetsstr
Levy
Offee
Court Street
Kanee
Ron
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