Rail line seeks to force Maryland to accept 1.5 million mortgage pay
The Northern Central Railway, by Bernard Carter and John J. Donaldson, filed eight bills in Baltimore Circuit Court against State Comptroller Hering, State Treasurer Vandiver, Governor Smith, and Attorney General Rayner. It seeks a court ruling that Maryland must accept 1.5 million dollars offered as payment on the mortgage of the railway system, an offer the state previously rejected. The suit cites the 1854 act and 1851 charter, argues the tender extinguishes the debt, and asks for an injunction preventing payment sales or transfer of the mortgage. no order was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Central Railway Company
Bernard Carter
John J. Donaldson
Baltimore
Joshua W. Hering
Murray Vandiver
John Walter Smith
Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad Company
York and Maryland Line Railroad
Susquehanna Railroad
Northerp Central
Lyans
Baltimore and
Staquehanon
Northern Central
Lhat
Alamur Reanlon Annual Reunion At Frederick Female College
The Alamur Reanlon reunion of Frederick Female and Woman's College will be held Wednesday evening in College Hall at 8 o'clock. A program of music and recitations will be offered. A portrait of Rev. Thos M Cann, former principal, will be unveiled. Cann was expected but cannot attend due to unforeseen circumstances. The portrait will be presented by Miss Florence Trail for the alumni and accepted by Prof Apple for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamur Reanlon
Frederick Female and Woman's College
College Hall
Thos. M. Cann
Cann
Florence Trail
Apple
Wagsman Bussard May Wed Middletown Union
Editor Frank G. Wagsman of the Frederick Examiner and Miss Mary Elizabeth Bussard daughter of James Bussard of Middletown will wed at the Reformed church in Middletown on Wednesday June 6 at 8 o clock. Yesterdays baseball results cover National and Atlantic League games with Philadelphia Boston New York Reading Elmira Allentown and Wilkes Barre matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagaman—Bussard
Frank G. Wagsman
T the Frederick Examiner
Mary Elizabeth Bussard
James Bussard
Middletown
the Reformed Church
Middietown
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Cincinpati
New York
Pittsburg
Reading
Athetic
Allentown
Elmira
Wilkes- Warre
Scranton
Wilkes Warre
Cure and Sprain Relief Prompt for Hip Injury
A customer reports a sprain of the left hip worsened despite early hopes of quick recovery. After doctors diagnosed rheumatism, pain hindered work until trying Chamberlains Pain Balm. Half a bottle cured the ailment, and the testimonial urges others to use it, noting availability from Albert E. Pearre Drugist in Erie, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldy
Chamberlain
Ino
F. A
Babeck
Erie
Albert Bh Pearre
Drugeist
Riots and strikes ripple through Baltimore and neighboring towns
In Maryland and nearby areas a wave of unrest and labor action unfolds. Mob violence erupts in Baltimore amid electrical workers strike detours while contractors concede wage demands. Miners near Lonaconing threaten a Friday extension unless organized action occurs. A.J. Harper forfeits a $500 bond after surrendering his city garbage contract. A.L. Holland and John Brannan die by suicide in separate incidents. Kee Mar College in Hagerstown held its annual commencement as society life continues amid tragedy. A man dies at Wilkes-Barre baseball park after a fall from a high stand during a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Christian Scientists
Hagerstown
George Lary Holland
Crisfield
Kee Mar College
Robert Wyatt
Lonaconing
A.J. Harper
Inez Osborn
Chester Harper
Jacob Tome
Post Deposit
John P. Brannan
Painter
South Amstrees
Baltimore
Druid Hill Park
Canton
A. Hollies
Northern Central Railway Company
Maryland
Dem convention hall capacity at Kansas City noted
The convention hall seats 22,260 in Kansas City while reports from Hanover Stettin Halla and Castel Germany note tram strikes. Bonds for new 2 percent cessels reach 285,529 600. Thomas E Miaro a former clown and theatrical manager dies in New York after a fall.
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Kansas City
Berlin
Hanover
Stettin
Halla
Castel
Germany
Thomas E Miaro
New York
Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times Its Price
A testimonial from Leon Livers-Man of Dargeststown Pa praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by Albert L Beare Drugist. He claims instant relief from painful stomach episode and vows never to endure such sufferings again. The ad notes Miller McCurdy's drug store recommended the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & McCurdy
Chamberlain
Leon
Livers- Man
Dargeststown
Rae Siurete Pa
Albert L Beare
Drageist
Bishop Paret Denounces Ritualistic Practices in Maryland
In Baltimore a church address by Bishop Willa Paret condemns ritualism among Protestant Episcopalians. He cites a diocesan letter to a clergy member urging adherence to the Book of Common Prayer and immediate consumption of consecrated bread and wine after communion. The bishop notes no response to his guidance. It is believed the addressed clergyman was Rev. M. Taylor of Westminster.
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Paret Adaminues
Willa Paret
Rosa Fine
Macrignol
Terete
Baltimore
de J Heaseton Exelestos
Tatatte
Bubop
Maryland
Paret
M . Taylor
Church of the Ascension
Westminster
Picnics and festivals across Frederick county
A roundup of summer events across Frederick county highlighting numerous picnics and festivals. Listings include Lynch Lodge Masons June hall opening, Hospital Association campus festival, Mc Carmel Sunday school, King’s Daughters Creagerstown, Monocacy Valley Band Whit-Monday picnic at Trentville, Independent Drum Corps at Braddock Heights, Ridgeville Methodist festival, Linganore M. B. Smudsy Unionville picnic, Libertytown M. P. church June events, and Creagerstown Lutheran capper. Also reports on Caracas insurgent leader exhibition and Lehigh Valley railroad strike developments, plus consumer note on Allen's Foot-Ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch Lodge
A. F
A.M
Hospital Association
Woman's College
Mc. Carmel
King’s Daughters
Creagerstown
Monocacy
Mary Jane
Linganore M. B. Smudsy School
Unionville
M. P
Libertytown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Relief in Six Hours Remedy Advert in Frederick Md
An old advertisement touts relief for a disease called Sidsey and Bradler, claiming flow in six hours and target organs like kidneys and bladder. It promises rapid water retention relief for both genders and asserts quick cure. Sold by 8. Schley & Bro druggists in Frederick Maryland. Also promotes Barper Whiskey as a healthful pleasure sold by C. N. Bauer in Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schley & Bro
Draggists
Frederick
C. N. Bauer
Frederick, Md
Explosion devastates home as family suffers casualties
A violent explosion wrecked a dwelling while a family ate breakfast. One or more bodies were found, with extensive water damage and debris described. The event left parts of the house destroyed and the family possibly displaced. The Brady case in Talbot County concluded with Judge Stamp upholding Mrs Simeon Brady’s rights to property deeded by her husband.
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Brian
Ceadis
Ube
Brady
Talbot County
Stamp
Simeon Brady
George A Gilbert sells tough wear boots at 16 North Market Street
An advertisement notes durable shoes and boots for men, with a focus on comfort and long wear. It highlights prices around $75 and directs shoppers to George A Gilbert at 16 North Market Street for a range of sizes.
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Tau E& Shoes
Wil
Rio
Longrel
George A. Gilbert
North Market Street
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Edwin Arnow
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Springfeld
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Tex
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Wombie
Old Frederick County
Rebe
Caracas
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Hernandez
Tierra Negra
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley
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Allen
W. Abbott
Chicago Citaic
Allen S. Olmsted
Golden
Oxford
B. Rosenour & Sons
Buffalo's Liquor Department
J. Biser
Keeley
Keeley Institute
N. Capitol St
Washington, D.C
J. L. Kervand, Ergrater
Zoe
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D. C
Robert L. Patterson
Carvel
Wheatland
Overholt
Peacoté
Paul Jones
Saerwood Isvz
Wison
Jaibeen
G. O. Tax
Arper
Dumbarton
Altamont
Allerton
Interstate
Department
Rees S
Hacer
Ry Rack
Jesse Marden
Charles Bt
Baltimore, MD
Anha Giering
Baltimore ST
Carly
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’k, Ma
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Tailors
Blackston’s
B. H. Blackston & Son
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Walker’s
Marlborough
Pais
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
WM. S. Miller & CO
Izaak Walton
Central Hardware CO
Srand Rapids
W. H. B. Etchison
Market St
Fred’k
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