Dated items and incidents across Maryland counties
Died Col Richard C Carter aged 61 in Caroline county. Freight traffic on B and O road rising. Campaign badges made from coins. Election officials appointed in Anne Arundel. Disease outbreak among lores in Allegany. Taxable haste in Sewelloo Teese district. Gatthersburg town council adopts protection measures. An old car laden with stone destroyed on Ellicott City grade. Sunday school convention of Baltimore Conference M E Church South opens at Rockville. B and O Railroads consolidating at South Cumberland with major improvements. George W Albaugh Democratic elector supports Chicago nominee. Edith M Garner and J Wilson Jones marry at Prince Fredericktown Calvert.
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Richard C Carter
Caroline County
O. Rasroad
Anne Arendel
Allegany
Sewelloo Teese Vesticas
la Avugany
Dorchester
Gatthersburg
Ellicott City
Baltimore
M. E. Church
South
Rockville
South Cumberland
George W. Albaugh
Allvee
Chicago
Mies
Edith M. Garner
J. Wilson Jones
Prince Fredericktown
Calvert County
Two Youths Killed In Railway Accident Near Shenandoah Junction
Thomas Smith and Abuar Rice, both about 16, of Hagerstown, were crushed to death yesterday by 10 inch iron water pipes while riding a Norfolk and Western freight train. They boarded at Shenandoah Junction after traveling from Hagerstown Wednesday. A brakeman warned them as the car rocked and pipes slipped, fatally injuring both boys whose bodies were recovered after the end of the gondola car was cut away.
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Thomas Smith
John Smith
Abuar Rice
B. N. Rice
Hagerstown
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Shenandoah Junction
W.M. RB
Roto Cherry Row
W. Rosd
Taneytown
Charles Smith
Smith
A. Shoemaker
Bernard Wright
Wagoner
Liberty
Linwood
Anday
Henry Hagan
Aca
Charlis
Frederick
Hagan
McKnightstown
Gellysbuars
C. A. Eliott
R. 8. McKinney
P. B. Hogiar
Henry Meir
Milton Academy
Wedneadsy
Vertigo Attack Hits Mrs Crimmics At Home
Mrs Crimmics mother of manager Waif Crimmlins at the Western Union Telegraph office was stricken with vertigo while seated on the front porch at her North Market Street home last evening. She fell and struck her head on a stone step, receiving a severe shock. A physician was called and gave temporary relief. her condition was only slightly improved this morning.
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Crimmics
Waif
Crimmlins
Western Union Telegraph Office
North Market Street
McCormick Rector Transferred to Atlanta Church
John N. McCormick, rector of St Luke's Episcopal Church in Atlanta, formerly of Frederick, is seriously noted as taking a new posting in Atlanta.
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John N. McCormick
St Luke’s Episcopal Church
Atlanta
Frederick
Key Fete Draws Fans to Frederick Celebration
The Key Monument Association hosts an annual fete on Patrick Street centered around a diverse program led by the Fourth Regiment Band. An evening of music, dancing, and patriotic displays attracted officers, soldiers, and local dignitaries including Governor Lowndes. A public vote on the prize tag is expected to be announced tonight at nine, with a trophy and formal address to the winning regiment.
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A& Band
Coscert
Cosoribares
Patrick Street
Elnk
Mis Eiserhauer
Japan
Mises Nordhart
Whsaleo
Rey Mverument Association
Frank B. Rhodes
Lowndes
Mary Harrison Hickis
Hammond Urner
Actlus
Willard Boward
Riggs
Key Monument Association
Frederick
Garera Netany Aries
Nob Oly
Fine New Church Reopens After Repairs in Liberty Banner
The Methodist Episcopal Church in this place reopened after repairs costing 340 dollars with 15 dollars still needed. Rev. Joel Brown of Westminster delivered morning and evening sermons on Mary in Luke and John 3:16, praising religious life as essential and noting improvements like repainting, new carpet, and a ceiling reflector. The congregation funded most of the work themselves, reflecting strong support for Rev. Marsh’s leadership and the church’s beautification.
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Liberty Banner
Mf. EK
Joel Brown
Westminster
Rev. Brown
Mary Bath
Mary
Brown
Ray
Marah
J. 8. Marsh
The Work of Death Elzie Beall
Elzie Beall of Damascus Montgomery County dies of typhoid fever. He was a son of Caleb Beall and was unmarried. Also noted is the death of Border Lamar in San Diego at age twenty two, formerly of this county, son of Richard D and Cale Border Lemar.
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Elzie Beall
Elsle Beall
Damascus
Montgomery County
Caleb Beall
B. Lamar
San Diego
Cate
Border Lamar
Richard D
Cale Border Lemar
Local notes from Quinty and Taneytown columns
Community notices from Quinty and Taneytown record church duties and sermons, visits, and local happenings. Highlights mention Rev L M Motler away on vacation, Mr Shaffer filling the pulpit, various family visits, farm news, crop reports, and a medical testimonial for Chamberlain's remedy, with multiple names and places in Maryland towns.
Delighful Lawn Party At President Baumgardner Home
A large crowd attended a lawn party and dance at Mr Charles Baum Gardener’s East Fifth Street home. About three hundred guests included Maryland National Guard officers and friends. Committee Thomas Baumgardner and Miss Daisy Sperrow organized the event with refreshments served at midnight.
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Charles Baumgardner
East Fifth Street
Maryland National Guard
Thomas Baumgardner
Daisy Sperrow
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