People at Liberty and World’s Fair Visitors List
Mr Upton Richmond travels from Liberty to the World’s Fair joined by his Newport brother Cant B T Richmond. Numerous relatives and guests appear at Liberty hotel with visitors from Philadelphia Washington Baltimore and other towns. Many locals and dignitaries attend events and register at the Maryland building World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Richmond
Liberty
Cant
B. T
Robert Koons
Belmore
Jas. Koons
Middleburg
Abram Hemp, Jr
Jefferson
Gusta Hammond
Cape Charlies
Chas. Smith
Near Liberty
Mir
Ernest Moberly
Frederick
Susie Hendrickson
St. Paul
Minn
Dawson Hammond
Berths Mitchell
Washington
Mira
Susie Eazeliberty
Wm. Kelley
Frank Sappington
Annie Kohatsic
Baltimore
Yingling
Olivia A. Loaze
MecCulloch’s Mills
Academis
We T. Delapisine
Theodore Delapisine
Rosia Dutrow
Rehoboth Beach
Frank Bobitiz
Reportonaisist
News
Muris Norris
Patisdelphis
Atlante Cry
X. J. Bilsses Gertrude
Grace Brady
May Rmita
West Patrick Street
P L. Hargett
Irvin
Elenos Hsis
Suiss
J. M Barrick
Lulie Barrick
Ference Beymack
D. A. Shatzits
Jennie
Shanz
R. Shank
Woodsboro
A. Kemp, Jr
Isaiah Poffinberger
Myersville
Maryland
Omphives
The Battle of Monocacy Remains of Desperate Maryland Fight
A veteran correspondent recalls the July 9 1864 Monocacy clash near Frederick Maryland detailing troop formations the Texas raised units and the costly charges by the 7th Pa V and 4th New Jersey. The narrative notes heavy losses to officers and men and credits the battle with delaying Confederate movements toward Washington saving the capital.
Students Reunion in Frederick for Leesacn Valley College
Maryland students from Leesacn Valley College Annville Pa hold a reunion tonight at the Brethren church in Frederick. Rev B Dengherty of Baltimore W L Mee of Westernport Md John H Maysifer of Frederick Miss Anna Reedy of Robersville Washington County and Anna Wilton of West Beaver Creek Washingtons County speak. A banquet by Reno S Harp Examiner graduate will follow. speakers and students will be hosted by the church members. Divorce Granted to W J Valentine from Bila G Valentine on abandonment plea with F L Stoner as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Leesacn Valley College
Annville
Ait Brethren Church
Frederick
B. ©. Dengherty
Batimore
W.L. Meee
Westernpart
John H. Maysifier
Freceich
Anna Reedy
Robrersvile
Washingtom County
Anna Wilton
West Beaver
Baughers Woods
Baker’s Valley
Court Park
Oban
Scotland
Magers Town
Washington County
Glasgow
Hagarstown
Circuit Court
E. Williams
Otho HcHand Willams
Tepac Nesbitt
Wm. McK Keppler
George B. Oswald
State News Roundup From Across Maryland Counties
Talbot county land reaches a hundred dollars per acre while Harford and Caroline report floods of weather insights. George Corbin of color drowns in Pocomoke river. Water supply work begins at Cambridge. Harford hosts a Sunday School convention at Jarrettsville. Lightning kills three horses in Caroline. Dorchester and Caroline boast large watermelons. Forest Glen hosts a tournament for Carre Chapel. Stephen Sarah A Kirk dies at seventy in Cecil. Geologists search Calvert for minerals. Hagerstown sees 84 year old Benjamin H. Kauffman die. Keedysville’s Jacob Heady dies at seventy. Chestertown plans post office building for government lease. Williamsport church case ruled by Judge Boyd. State vet Dr Ward finds no horse or cattle disease in Talbot. A whirlwind uproots trees at Union church in Keysville, Carroll. Nathan Wilson corpse found in Gooseostrell county after a week. L M Shipley runs for Howard register of wills. Jarrettsville’s Benjamin Mason and Rev James Mason meet after fifty three years. Blaxwell asks Gibson to name third man for St Michaels post office. Willey and Easter current candidates.
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Talbot County
George Corbin
Pocomoke River
Bishop Taylor
Cassia’s Run
Harford County
Anne Arundel County
Cambridge
Jarrettsville
Caroline County
John Robinson
Sharptown
Wicomico County
Dorchester
Forest Glen
Montgomery County
Carre Chapel
Sarah A Kirk
Blue Ball
Cecil County
United States
Calvert County
Benjamin H. Kauffman
Dirccit Court
Hagerstown
Jacob Heady
Keedysville
Washington County
Chestertown
Boyd
Williamsport
Ward
Union Church
Keysville
Carroll County
Nathan Wilson
Qostrell County
L. M. Shipley
Register of Wills
Howard County
Benjamin Mason
James Mason
Huntington County
Ofty
Blaxwell
Gibson
St. Michael's
Samuel H. Willey
Sidney WW. Easter
Deaths in Dayaville and Unionville Obituaries
The community notes the death of Lewis Smith at 87 near Dayaville with burial at Union Chapel conducted by Rev Achalenberger. Eve Staub wife of county commissioner John Staub died at 7 years 1 month 9 days, mother of Milton Staub of Liberty. An infant child of Levi Wetzel of West Falls died aged 3 weeks and was buried at Sam's Creek with Rev Marriott officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rwis Smite
Lewis Smith
The
Reformed Church
Dayaville
Bis Bony
Union Chapel
Achalenberger
Eve Staub
John JF. Staub
Milton 5
Staub
Near Liberty
Levi Wetzel
West Falls
Sam’s Creek
O. CG. Marriott
Unionville
Boys in Troubis Charged With Destruction of Property
Three boys two of them mute were brought by Constable Moperty to this city. They faced charges of malicious destruction of Mrs. Hendry’s property. After an investigation and assurances they would not repeat the act, two were turned over to Profily of the Maryland school for the Deaf and Dumb, with the remaining boy placed with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troubis
Moperty
Pineapple Shredded for Preservation
Instructions describe shredding pineapple, removing rind, arranging shredded fruit on a platter with butter and a silver fork, then chilling in the ice box for an hour. It claims this method draws out juice and flavor, producing tender fruit before serving.
Electr ic Locomotives Discussed for Baltimore and Chicago Exposition
Report notes Electra Engines or B&O destined for 100 ton electric locomotives to haul trains through Belt Tunnel. General Electric plans a 3010n electric locomotive for Chicago exhibit, claimed to be first practical electric locomotive. B and A motors under construction. 39 ton units to handle traffic on branches and elevated lines.
Emerson hurled from horse injures leg near Liberty
A rider named Emerson Allen fell from his horse while riding toward Liberty near Mr. M. O. Valentine’s new house. His leg struck a block, breaking just below the knee. Other items include a farm sale near Singapore for 37 and a half dollars, a wheat yield report, and various notes on local happenings and curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Allen
Harrier
Liberty
Alt. Pleasant
M. O
Valentine
Isteam
Warner
Singapore
Calvin Shank
Smithsburg
Train Trip to Keimar for Miss Hogg Visit
About ten couples rode a train last night to Keimar where they spent the evening boating and fishing. The excursion was in honor of Miss Minoie Hogg of Baltimore, visiting the Misses Waters of South Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keimar
Minoie Hogg
Baltimore
Half Hose in Solid Colors for Sale
Old trade note offers solid color half hose at 13 cents per pair or two pairs for 25 cents. Early sale considered but money issues noted. Handles a customer request with terse pricing and uncertain availability.
Saint James Lutheran and Saint Johns Catholic Church Services
Church notices list services at Saint James Lutheran Monday evening and night. Reverend Assskarl to preach at Braddock. Miss Bertha Fox to attend 9 am Mass at Saint John’s Catholic. Reverend Exchbach to return from Milton and conduct Sunday services. New discount on gas bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint James Lutheran Chorus
Tir Assskarl
Braddock
Embroideries Open For Viewing With Low Prices
A seller advertises embroidered fabrics and cotton remnants priced at 15 20 25 and 35 cents. It promises a clean sale with no piece left behind and highlights low rates on fine ginghams dotted swiss and lawn fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naiisuck Embroideries
Gould Propsrty
Mourning Apparel and Local Church Joint Please
Ladien offers mourning colorways and wear for customers. J Rive and Bons advertise at 190 North Market Street Frederic, with rapid service day or night. The St James Lutheran United Brethren and Trinity M E Churches plan a joint please on Wednesday in Cronise’s woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Lotheran
Untikd Brethren
Trinity ‘M. E
Cronise’s Woods
LYNCHED IN THE WEST Mob hangs wealthy ex slave Butler in Lawrence County
Reports from Burkittaville and nearby areas recount a mob in Lawrence County Hi hanging Alen Butler a wealthy former slave of Mrs Peg gy Biser after a scandal involving a white girl of about fifteen. Butler a horse doctor faced accusation of abortion and financial payout failed to save him. The girl’s testimony and family bail moves culminated in his lynching. The boy involved remains jailed as guards watch him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alen Butler
Peggy Biser
Daniel Biser
Burkittaville
Daniel Schindler
Lawrence County
Butler
The California Fig Syrup Co. Laxative Ad
Ladies praise the pleasant effect and safety of the California Fig Syrup of Figs under all conditions. To ensure authenticity, buy only the genuine article with the company name printed near the bottom of the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Co
Excursion Advertisements to Bay Ridge and World's Fair
The notice promotes a Bay Ridge excursion on August 11 with a favorable rate and good accommodations. It also advertises Baltimore and Chico rail trips to the World’s Fair with special trains on August 1, 6, and 17, detailing schedules, routes, and return validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clingan
G.A. Gilbert
eCardeil
Citizens
Samuel Miler
Bay Ridge
Baltimore
Citigens
Isgn E
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J. A. Btahle
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Dick Dead
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Thompson
Harris
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Sergt. Busey
Army of the Potomac
Bwicatt’s Mills
Stonocacy
Chy
Abraham Lincoln
Army of Northern
Virginia
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Adams County
James H Walter
John F. McCreary
G. A. Earnshaw
W. Strasbaugh
J.L. Tate
Emory McGuin
Thos. J. Stewart
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Trenton
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Balimore
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G. Lockwood
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J. Benalaut
W. C. Clane
J. Meyerderick
Jadelphia
Jas. Hara
Carlisle
Mra
Mira Lavina Essterday
Appletown
Wm Shans
Frederick County
CU. B
Tivorce
Vincolo Marimondi
W. J. Valentine
Bila G Valentine
F. L. Stoner
News OF the State
Hyheneas
Lane Brothers
Bertram—Renner
Ada Renners
Florence New
Edward Sertram
Milwaukee
Wil
Sasft—Loeffler
Luther Ruhlman
Harry Saint
Laura A. Loeffler
Matussia
Hose Company
Siroon Lighter
John H. Lighter
Reslding
Middletown
George Baumgardner
Greenfield Milla
Wm. Roberts
East Third Streets
England
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Russia
Miles Standish
Manchester Ship Canal
Italy
Michigan Upper Peninsula
Quincy
the Duo
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M. E. Charea
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Motiv & Kev
John Hendrickson
Rodock & Neldig
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Goeda
Feiler
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Purchenog
Sodock
Nelgig
Aprice &Sons
J. Rive & Bons
Chuserons
North Mark ET
Frederice
Joan Hlespucuson
Piney Hil
Lubies
Liberty Social Club
Lewis Dorsey
Sylvester C. Tucker
Clinton Tucker
Caleb Nichols
Parity Lodge
Onice
Citizens National Bank
C.T
Alpha Miller
Harry E. W. Storm
John P. L. Storm
Louis E. Son
Chas
Birely
East Church
Atreet
James BE
Walker & U
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James B. Walker & CO
North Pole
Sir Cardelil
Beller & DeLashmutt
East
Patrick Street
Chicago
Mt. Abry
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Monravin
Trameville
Frederick Junction
Tuezariass
B. H. Blageston
B. EH. Bradstox
Abeacuaynt
Paros
N. Maaser
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