News of the state from the garbled Interex era
A compilation of local notices from Maryland counties includes deaths, political shifts, and civic events. Reports mention the death of Mrn Aon Johnson in Garrett county, a dog epidemic near Cumberland, a camp meeting in Cecil county, and Jonathan Bowser speaking in Williamsport after eight years. Steamboat competition on the Pocomoke, schoolhouse contracts in Wicomico, and Republican activity in Howard and Allegany counties are noted. A murder confession in Prince George's county and political maneuvering around Congress seats are cited amid broader state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveon
Interex
Mrn
Aon Johnson
Garrett' County
Little Orleans
Cumberland
Tegan
Leslie
Cecil County
Jonathan Bowser
Williamsport
Hocus
Deer Creek
Harford County
Pocomoke River
Wicoalco County
James A. Gary
Congress
Howard County
Blackbarn
Kentucky
Ocean City
Wo. McKenney
Queen Anne's
Kent
Talbot
Lowndes
White
EB. E. Jackson
James &. Ekegood
Wicomico County
Alexander Ktog
George A. Posrre
Allegany
Baker
James T. Smith
Marguerite Crown
Seat Pleasant
Prince George's County
Beno Inga
Watermelon Run to Liberty Bridge Planned by Wheelmen
The Watermelon Fan reports a large number of wheelmen will join a run to Liberty Bridge if weather is favorable. Captain Murray Brish has a few tickets left. Riders meet at the North Market street fountain at 7 o'clock and proceed to the bridge. rain will postpone to tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bridge
Murray Brish
North Market Street
Straw Ride Planned by Frederick Couple Tonight
Dr and Mrs A B Huaichen of near Frederick will host guests for a straw ride this evening. If rain interferes the ride will be postponed to tomorrow evening. Big Oatcnh Willem Ely caught over 300 bait fish in the Monocacy last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Huaichen
Frederick
Willem Ely
Local Notes From Frederick Area Camp Meetings and Visits
Items from ARABY RIDGEVILLE and nearby communities note visits by residents to relatives in Frederick and Boonsboro, a festival fundraiser for church carpets, and reports on camp meetings. Mentions include Miss Warfeld of Washington county, Edwin Waters of Montgomery county, General Miles and Governor Lowndes review, Calvin Clay visiting Baltimore, and events at Mount Airy with street grading progress and fire protection concerns. Nearby family visits, summering in Baltimore, and church activities across multiple towns are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Prammer
Utz
Edwin Waters
Montgomery County
Hi. Grittich
Frederick
Miles
Lowndes
Calvin Clay
Baltimore
President Kinzer
M P
Edward Knodle
Boonaboro
James Haller
Casrles Baro
Mina Zdas Zimmerman
Frederick City
Wiliam Wolf
Rocky Springs
Mir
John Uutsall
Lewis Staley
New London
Sod
John Bara
Braddock
Walter Knocie
Ben
G. Waltz
St Boonsboro
Mian
Rebeccs Hane
Kiehl's Dillls
Edna Zimmastmad
Thia Pisce
Wilie Roberts
Bellevue Farm
Mieses Carri
Lone Myers
Urbana
Albert Strauss
Faence
Washington, D. C
Harman
Alue Foache
William Null
Ridgeville
Walter W. Smith
Wie Smith
William Norwood
C. P. Glover
Trenton
N. J
Zacharish Nickels
L. T. Lewis
Rosie Myers
Edward Grove
Edward Norwood
Woodville
Charley Bahn
Mount Airy
Ole Will
Woods
Biriaes
Oak Hill
George Strine
Fountain Rock
P. T. String
Maurice Anders
Buttersawn
Pala
Troutville
Jennie Barrick
Fannie Lynn
Fhurmont
Phils Place
Local News Highlights at Fincastle and Lewistown Area
Community notes from the manor and surrounding towns report church activities in Sabbath observances and Sunday schools, plus upcoming picnics and festivals. Residents Ann E Epeckt and families visit Camber and Washington connections are noted alongside local social visits and travel to Baltimore and Monrovia.
Severe storm sweeps Mt Pleasant and nearby towns
An unusually strong electrical storm traveled over Mt Pleasant and nearby areas early this morning bringing heavy rain wind and loud thunder. Damage reported includes cornfields between Walkeraville and Liberty and a fallen tree at Mt Pleasant which damaged telephone lines later repaired. Johna ville also hit with corn damage while the center of the storm lay over Mt Pleasant and Johnarville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Plessant
Walkeraville
Liberty
Johnaville
Mt Pleasant
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Mt. Pleasant
Johnarville
Largest gold coin? the icof of Annam and other coins
A historical note describes the icof of Annam as the largest and most valuable coin, a round gold piece from a French colony in East Asia valued at about 622 dollars in US terms. It ranks among the top coins alongside the Japanese Obey and other Asian issues, with varying weights and historic scarcity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Japan
Cali- Sorela
BRIEF BITS. Local and General Interest Highlights
A miscellany notes money questions, a tea swindler, worn wheels sent to villages and worn wheelmen to cemeteries. Locusts appear, January 19 marked as General Robert E. Lee birthday holiday in Louisiana. A cow now fetches similar price to a horse, beef prices may rise with population and farm expansion. John Dinkle seeks a 26,000,000 fortune in Germany. Frederick Guan club to hold a practice at club grounds. Prof H C Laflin expands boxing school in Lewila building. Since 1878 nine dysentery epidemics used Chamberlain’s remedy with success. claimed best medicine for bowel complaints. Available from A L Pearre Frederick and W Rusy Mt Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonutliana
Robert EB. Lee
Maat
John Dinkle
Manleville
Germany
Frederick Guan Club
H.C. Laflin
Lewila
Bis School of Boxing and Physical Training
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
Frederick
W. . Rusiy
Mt Airy
Karl's Clover Root Tea for Headache and Nervous Distress
An 8 a duro remedy claims cure for headaches and nervous distress with claims of catarrh relief and healthier breath. Sold by Albert L. Pearre in Brockison and Bichmge Buildings. Advertisement touts life saving claims and broad consumption warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Nijoh
Albert L. Pearre
Brokison
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Ena Tefferta
Maryland
Charlotte Hall
Weekingtos
Cool Springs
Steston
M. Thomas
Danville Military Institute
Danville
Saunders
Denritie
Reais County
Frank A. Hammond
Wealey Grove
Miss Warfeld
Washington
County
Made
Mise Btella Shaw
Hitle
Charles
J.J. Null
Edward Stupp
Riehl
Wmir
Charles Hamilton
John Hahn
Rid~diempser
Montgomery Chapel
J. D. Kinser
M. P
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Kemptown
B. P. Truitt
Lisbon
L. B. Norwood
Paterick
A. A. Burk
Edna Copsand
D. & Willard
0. B. Thomas
Ruth Myers
A. Burk
Mamyer
Myers
Richard Thomas
Young People’s Society of Christian Epageterive
Kindnessea
D- Hood
Lutheran Church
Sardsy
Rev. A. & Bars
Lutheran Kooday
Leraeran Saeday School
MB & Penday School
Island Park
Ann E. Epeckt
Camber
Darieg
Bisg
Washington, D.C
Mise Neilie Thomas
Goo. Deke
Bakerton
Cartio R Gropa
Monrovia
Kindley
Elwood Schaeffer
Bla Sigler
D. UO. Berman
Misees Abba
Edith Specht
Addon
Gues
Cora Jacobs
Shepherdstows
W. Va
Ernest Harwood
M. 3
Michael
Mesara
J. W
Bre
D. J. Myers
Megars
Chas
Wright Sod Qalacy Bioafer
Point of Rocks
Menats John and
Joseph Zimerman
Misa Etta Scheeffer
Slater
D. O. Hoff
G. R. Myers
Lewistown
George N. English
Catoctin Furnace
Courteney
Shaffer
Thurmont
Rava
Asper and Pierce
Lewintown
Anna Cronise
Wm. M. Strayer
Mt Prospect
America
Methodist Church
Jacob
Fincastle
William
Buchsnan
Peter Zimmerman
Jacob Hesgy
Alexander Ramsburg
Daniel Gough
Wolla
Koo
Albers & Rearre
Albers le Featze
Eters Baus
LaGrippe
Paoamonta
Shiloh's Pines
Albert L Poarre
Bichison
Geo. A. Gilbert
Frederick, Md
Soldier Boys
Soldier Boys of
Frederick County
Badger
Fisia Ea Fish
Ediace
WV. Pierce
Hotelan Sergscaloceitane
Aix
J. A. Wiltemson
Gaiversity OF Virginia
Charlottesville
WE. M. Thornton
Cpi
Pennvadvat
Pitts
Utt
Eadlus
Newe
Forsitore
Carty
Fidence
Patrick Street
Willard C. Keller
NO 15
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Ladies Oxford
Thiaiine
Fors Indy
Footer
Adass
Charl
Dell
Rambler Bidres
W. H. B. Etchison’s
Telephone Nev
South Market St
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