Fire destroys Washington Building Lime kilns at Aston
Fire at Baberton destroys the Washington Building Lime Company kilns near Aston. Loss estimated between 70 000 and 75 000 dollars. Kilns, storehouse, and crosswork burned. workers' dwellings saved. Company plans immediate rebuild and resume operations with coverage by Equitable and other insurers. Joseph D. Baker and Buckeystown interests involved. other kilns nearby remain in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Building Lime Company
Aston
Sericvars
Elles
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick
Buckeystown
Gomeentes
andOrfigs
Choked at Dinner Wife of Madison G Lee
Annie Lee wife of Madison G Lee of East street nearly choked to death on a bone while eating dinner Saturday. Dr W T Wootton removed the bone after she had expelled it enough for him to extract it. Mountain Land Sord sold two acres of unimproved land at Myersville for 51.29 and 92 acres of mountain land at Gale for 121.7 to different buyers. An exhibition at Mr Eden Sheets field featured oats cut by William Davis. Sir James Luth er’s Sunday school picnic set for August 5 in Cronise's woods. Paralyzed farmer Sarattel Miller. Numerous ads promote Hestetter's Stomach Bitters as a general tonic and laxative alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xearly
Annie
Madison G. Lee
East Street
George W. Wachtel
Myersville
Benton
ML. Moser
M. Mo Bierzeer
Gale
Prd. Schroeder
William Davis
Eden Sheets
Lioganme
Excursion to Pen-Mar and Fairgrounds Ball Game
Local notices announce the Methodist Sunday school excursion to Pen-Mar and a Wednesday ball game at the Fairgrounds with a chaperone present. Also details on a B&O rail seaside excursion to Atlantic City with special trains, schedules, fares, and return rules. Baseball results from Braddock and nearby clubs are reported, plus other local sport notes and a resignation of the Bentztown Bard B. B. Club manager.
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Pen-Mar
Paok
Atlantic City
B. & C. Railroad
Ohio River
Washington Junction
Washington
Philadelphia
Reading
Frederick
Star
Braddock
Great Valley Club
Bolivar
Star Club
Summers
Mercer
Valley Club
Gardner
Alexander
Messrs
Kaufman
Beckley
W. E. Mercer
Grove
Middletown
Development Company
Plasterers
W. Smith
L. W. Mehming
Shoe Factory Club
Lowenstein’s Park
Shoe Factory
Fleshmen
Ely
Rowe and
Baer
Jobo Deiter
Bentztown
Bard B. B
Pleasant Brunswick social dance brings 200 attendees
The event at W. S. Elgin's pew store room in Brunswick drew over two hundred guests Tuesday evening. Guests traveled from Martinsburg Keep Pryct Point of Rocks and other nearby points. Capt Jacks orchestra provided music while a committee managed decorum and smooth proceedings into the early hours of the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Elgin
Brunswick
W.S. Elein
A. L. Levis
Owen Biszett
Charles Forbes
Martinsburg
Keep ‘Pryct
Point of Rocks
Capt. Jacks
Harper’s Ferry
Braddock Sabbath Picnic and Local News
Braddock Sabbath school holds its annual picnic at Mr. William S. Mercer’s Grove three miles west of Frederick with a music band and large turnout. A child broke a right arm. Dr. Maynard attended. Nearby notes from Summerton and Annapolis area cover visitors, repairs, farm losses, and local activities. Warnings and ads for Shiloh’s cures and other patent medicines fill the page along with letters about the upcoming gubernatorial election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brapdock
Braddock Sabbath School
William S. Mercer
Frederick
Marchkall Grombine
Maynard
Hiss Rors Hester
Prof. Jackson
Baltimore
Marshall Grumbine
Grumbine
Elen Daye
Hugh Hegan
John C. Hagan
Middletown Valley
Lille
Geo. Summers
Petersville
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The
United States
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Baberton
James Lutherm
Cronise’s Woods
Sarattel Miller
Hestetter
Jake Ata
Perry Davis
Pain Killer
Scay Stup
Fair Grounds
Weise
Don
Chizen
Ray Ridze
B&o
Pyridae
Irene
Ceresville
E. A. Shriner Milling Co
Telephone
Romen
Chudren
Ente
Jos
B. Garrott
County
Corresiuvadence
Agnhovia
Charles Skeega
Takoma
Ejla Wilson and Son
Washington, D.C
J. W. Sullivan
Lynn Davis
Fountain Mills
Eloise Dufour
J. P. Molesreorth
A. H. Reinhart
Es Uwimmoend
Exushy Park
Howard County
New Market
B. O. Frizzell
Catonsville
Edward Hughes
Sumington
Thos
J. M. Suman
Allen Grombine
G. E. Moberly
South Market Street
Onty
Franklin Moses
Garrott & Pearce
Ivig
Thussaira Hatch
Elkhart
Ind
Mary L. Bakar
Ovid
Mich
Lisburger
Saw
Miles
Wondera
Leons Logan
Buchanan
Mick
Garratt & Pearce
Shiloh
Gough, Crorp
Achitis
Dragmsts
Mscor Beast
Steiner Brog
Avwell
New York
Stelper Broz
Victor
Dr Lee
Steiner
Nature
Beechams
Boy
S.S. S
Eesti Wes
Mes T. Il
Marezis
Matherine
Swift Specific CO
Brish Bros
Bazar
Maslin
Anenee
Saleby Garrott & Pearre
Douglas Shoes
Irtaase
W. L. Douglas
Geerat
Ubf
Cloom
Ane Ae
A. R. Yeakie
DR. Hartley
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington, Va
Scienfifc
Scott Saipp
New Windsor
Windsor
Windsor Business College
Tach College
A. M. Jelly
A. Baer
Dcizy & Eat
Mack Rattersfot
Mbeorsura
Washington & Lee University
Lexington
G.W.C. Lee
LAW School
Wassincrox & Lre Gsry
Lextycrox
C. A. Graves
J. Randolph Tucker
Equity
Constl Ae
G. W. C. Lee
ST. George's Hall
St. George's
Maryland
J.c.kinear
Middle States
Iyzea& Sim
Beechan
Iene
California
Bayer
Gus
C. C. Carty
Patrick Street
S.D. Thomas & CO
G.fox
East Patrick Street
Maryland Drug and Chemical CO
Drugeists
B. & C. Depot Prederice
Jacob M. Mainhart
Mayl
Edward Hewes, Ley
Bonn
General Machine
ANG
Canning House
Wart Manufacturing Cor
North St
Nip
Leomari
Excouss
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Store House
E. Patrick ST. Fred'e., MD
Pardurond
BO Wilson
Balto
SAY
H. N. Etchison & Son
South Market ST
Www
HH. B. Etchison
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