Large ballstones fall in Carroll county incidents
News of the state reports heavy hailstones in Carroll county while lightning causes pranks in Cecil. A series of local notices include deaths in Howard and Dorchester counties. The state seeks reassessment doubles Garrett county’s tax base as Cardinal Gibbons visits Howard.
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Carroll County
Cecil
Andrew A. Linthicum
Howard County
Donopa
Dorchester County
State Board of Appeals
Lowndes
Radford Springs
Garrett County
Cardinal Gibbons
John Foley
Agnes Thompson
J Guy Thompson
Wm. E E Smith
Connecticut
Columbia and Maryland Railway
Bonaté
Baltimore
Queen Anne's Railroad Company
Wilmington
Florida
New York
Miles Tribute to Captain Tyler at Mount Olivet Cemetery
A Cumberland News correspondent from Frederick reports General Miles visited the grave of Francia Scott Key and then Mount Olivet Cemetery to honor Captain George Late Tyler, friend and former soldier. Miles lauds Tyler as brave, faithful, upright, and a Christian gentleman. He corrects errors about Barbara Fritchie’s grave and cemetery activity, noting Mount Olivet’s continued use and misstatements about its sexton’s wife and Barbara Fritchie’s age or cane-wielding acts.
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Miles
Capt Tyler
Tos News
The
Cumberland News
Frederick
Francia Scott Key
Mount Olivet Cematery
George Late Pyler
Colonal Scaffer
Milan Agid
Thiero
Barbara Fritchie
Olivet
F. T. Rhodes
Barbara Fiichis
Star Spangled Banner authorship debate spans continents
A New York writer surveys claims behind The Star Spangled Banner’s air, challenging Dr Samuel Arnold’s involvement and tracing the tune’s origins. The piece examines Britishers Dibdin and others, notes anonymous publication in Carey’s Philadelphia Vocal Companion of 1796, and discusses the long mystery of the anthem’s true composer.
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Tork Sas
B.C. King
Hoessya
Ocenaton
Theo
Dr. Arnold
Arnold
Eiber Weiter
Samuel Arnold
As Macy
Fo Anacteon
Junius
Francis Scotey
Iba
Barete
Wilad
Klog
Walter Heatt
Bishop Parcy
Dibdin
London Netan
Key
Phealrof
Vulcan
Thomas Dibdin
Anacreon
America
Bacchus
Philadelphis
Matthew Carey
England
New York
Heaven
Stephen Salisbury
Carey
Newburyport
United States
London
Star Spangled Banner Origins and Anthem History
A historical note traces the origins of the United States national anthem. It discusses early songs by Hubert Tretaine Jr and Alexander S. Everett, the 1814 bombardment of Fort McHenry, and the development of The Star Spangled Banner amid debates over regional bias and national unity.
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Eritke
Ergues
Bo Poplar
England
Hubert Treatelne, Jr
Adams
Liberty
Alexander
Everett
Asacreza
Beaven
Boston
Francis Beott
Fort McHenry
Lord Coke
Eag-land
J. Farnyax McLacrogiin
New York
Hagerstown News Briefs Include Local Baseball Slump
Bits from Hagerstown report a slowed miniavers baseball, a hogs war within the city limits, and a booming molton yield in Baongboro. The London theatres rake in $7,590,000 per year while University of Goettingen grants Alice Lace a PhD cum laude. A garter snake is found on West Church street and a refreshing breeze leads into a gale last night. County bonds authorized for a new Washington county almahense addition. Nelson spoken of for Congress in the Sixth District. B&O Rail project at Patterson's Creek nearby Cumberland advances with work continuing day and night, expected to take almost a year.
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Hagerstown
Mtlona
Baongboro
London
University of Goettlagén
Milas
Alice Lace
Wellesley
Lelpeic
Goettingen
Casa Powadays
Washington County
Frederick J. Nelson
Congress
Bixth
Baltimore and Ohio
Patterson's Creek
Cumberland
Remarkable case of a 17 year speech restoration
In Williamsport Jonathan Bowser a robust citizen suddenly became speechless and unable to move for 17 years. This morning he spoke again claiming no pain during confinement and that he has eaten with the family like a baby. Physicians could not diagnose his illness.
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Williamsport
Willamsport
Jonathan Bowser
Thia Town
Bowser
Electric Light Firm Appeals City Ruling in Appellate Court
Mr A L Bozley of the Electric Light and Power Co through attorney Frank L Stousr filed to carry his case with the city to the Court of Appesis after a recent ruling went against him. A mother praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for saving her two year old son, noting its life saving effect and urging others to use it. Sold by local druggists including Tearre Frederick Rudy and W. Rudy.
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jeasanteRo
California Fit Syrup Co
Han Appesiea
A. L. Bozley
The
Electric Light and Power Company
Frank L. Stousr
Court of Appesis
Chamberlain
Lina S. Hinton
Grahamsville
Marion Co
Florida
Tearre
Frederick
Rudy
Mt Aire
Dr. Pierce
Relief in Six Hours From Nuw Gazat Soave Remedy
Fragmented ad copy touts a patent remedy for bladder and nerve issues promising quick relief in six hours. Mentions a druggist in Frederick Maryland and several unclear names and sales claims. The readable portion centers on a male or female cure for water retention and pain, with dubious testimonials and product mislabelling.
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Jane
I Lamson
Frederick. Md
Tutt's Liver Pills Promote Health and Vitality
Tutt's Pills are advertised as a universal remedy for liver troubles and related ailments. The ad touts their strength against headaches dyspepsia sour stomach malaria jaundice biliousness and other digestive issues claiming they act as the flywheel of life and bring renewed energy.
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Fairleigh
Bucklen & Co
A. L. Paarre
An Outstanding 014 Engineer Pioneer in Railroads
Christian Smith, the oldest living engineer in the United States in point of service, is eighty five and began railroading in 1888. He drove horse cars between Plane No. 1 and Frederick, later ran a greeshopper engine between Plane No. 4 and Point of Rocks, and piloted the first engine on the B&O west of Harper's Ferry. He remains in excellent health and long served the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Christian Smith
Hving
United States
Maryland
Plane No. d
Frederick
Plane No 4
Point of Rocks
Harper's Ferry
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Danville Military Institute
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