Local events and church notes from the Fair Grounds and Lutheran church
A pase ball game is set for this evening at 5 15 at the Fair Grounds by the F C Y M C A. The FCO YY BC AL board meets tonight at 8 o'clock and the membership committee gathers at 780 AD. Rev. Luther Kuhlman was detained in Baltimore delaying service. he arrived last night around 11 00. Superintendent C S Levy spoke on the death of Mr. Jos Ebberts, longtime Sunday School secretary for 28 years, described as faithful and diligent. the Sunday School mourns a respected member.
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M.G. AL
Fair Grounds
FCO. YY. B.C. AL
Luther Kuhlman
Baltimore
Evan Saheren
Kuhlman
Llocock
Levy
Joses Ebberts
Sanday School
Ofus
Dr. King
Luther Lotz
W. C Hamrick & Co
Kelby
N.C
Jos B. Garrote
Bitten by a Copperhead Snake Near Sand Die Carroll County
John Heapy of near Sand Die in Carroll County was badly bitten by a copperhead while reaching into a barrel for corn. He killed the snake, applied remedies, but his arm remains painful and swollen days after the bite.
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John Heapy
Sand
Carroll County
Westminster
Maryland Society of the Sons of the Revolution Holds First Meeting
The Maryland Society of the Sons of the Revolution will convene its first annual meeting at the Sister House in Annapolis on Monday June 10 at 10 am. The event aims to elect officers and align with the National Society which now includes fifteen states. Members descended from patriots of the American Revolution may join, with modest initiation and annual dues. Blank ancestor record forms are available from the Secretary in Annapolis, Md.
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Hdaryland Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Annapolis
National Society Organization
Ffteen
Bergland Society of Sons of the Reglation
Flood Devastation Ripples Through Berlin Harper's Ferry and Williamsport
Special report describes widespread flood damage across Berlin Harper's Ferry and Annapolis area. It notes 5000 bushels of wheat 150 barrels of corn 1600 bushels of wheat lost and extensive property devastation including Albertus Spencer store at the lock in Harper's Ferry. Buildings swept away canal boats damaged bridges wrecked and rail lines crippled with losses running into thousands. Eerie scenes as residents flee to hillsides await aid.
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Berlin
Samuel Wenner & Co
Jordan, Crampton & Co
Anoaville
J. N. Merchant
C. A. Rive
Los
J. M. Miller
W. L. Morrison
George Leopold
Lewis Leopold
G. W. Niswanner
Wash Wood
Milton Kemp
John Reid
HT. Deaver
Polk Riser
Albertus Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Spencer
Frank Darby
Williamsport
Mountai
Shenandoah
T. M. Connor
Iichail Kane
J.O. Childs
M. Walsh
T. W. Beall
Ehow Daniels
R Cavalier
Garvy
Brent Nichols
Joseph Myers
Wm Dorn
Nre Demry
Hate Cockrell
Albert Boesard
Frank Stipe
Charles Drew
James Kelly
Thos Sarley
John Doll
Daniel Hood
Joseph Renner
Alex Merrby
George McGleney
James Conway
Island Park
Shepherdstown
Potomac
Williams
S. W.R
Emory Nelson
U C Darby
Weverton
Mr Thompson
Washington
Wevertor
Brownsville
Ths Place
B.& O. Ror
Canal Company
John Bond
Railroad Company
Harper's Ferry
Washington County
J.jesse Moore Jos. Elgin
Quail Drowned by Heavy Rains Harm Nests
The heavy rains disrupt quail nesting around May 1, with nests on the ground and nest period about three weeks. Flooding and rainfall threaten eggs and young, increasing losses for the brood.
New York's Hatfield Brought In As Infield Sub
Gilbert Hatfield, a younger brother of John Hatfield, joins the New York team as an infield substitute after stints with Portland and Newark. He pitched for New York in May at Boston, limiting Easton to four hits, and is noted for a peculiar delivery and strong fastball control.
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New York
Gilbert Hatfield
New Yorks
John Hatfield
New York Mutuals
Cincinnatis
Portland
Ife
Hoboken
Lnst
Heiret
New Yor
Gilbert
Herr Pu
Newarks
Eer
Portlana
England
Regu Ly
Boston
Hatfield
Easton Sluggers
Chamberlain
St Louis
Werkiest
Athletics
East Coast Athletic Clubs Rise Amid California Pattern
The piece notes a trend toward establishing athletic clubs on the east coast following California examples. It cites the Cribb club in Troy making its debut with a boxing match between Tommy Kelly and Harry Walton, and mentions Boston hosting Cal McCarthy versus Johnny Murphy in a recent four-round bout. A Boston club has offered a purse for Jack Hopper and Billy Dacer, likely to accept, as both seek new challenges. The column laments New York lacking a similar club, hindering local boxing opportunities.
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California Athletic Club
Cribb Club
Troy
Tommy Kelly
Harry Walton
Philadelphia
Kelly
Cub
Boston
Cal McCarthy
Johnny Murphy
Rivb
Jack Hopper
Billy Dacer
Bettie
New York
Entertainer's Plans Amid Rumors of Fakes and Sailor Feats
The piece blends talk of a coming international race and possible fakery around Valkyne events, with McAuliffe and Meyers teased as potential rivals while Streator plans leisure after leaving the After Dark company. It recalls old New York Yacht Club vessels like Hornet and Twilight and notes shifts in pilot boats and trading ships.
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England
New York Yacht Club
Yoik
Thomas T. Ferris
Boston
Hull
Haze
Wilam Butler Duncan
Mobile
New Orleans
Gertrude
Bint
New Haven
Twilight
Sumey
Deselin
West Indies
Widgeor
Sullivan Kilrain Match Drawn Into Odd Rumors
Rumors swirl near the Sullivan Kilrain bout that Jake will be blocked from winning. Kilrain reportedly handicapped by perceived weakness and English tone, while no organized opposition is seen. Earle Farley Hart Farle will miss early rounds due to finger injury. Reilly travels with the team in limited condition.
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Aglam
Sullivan
Kilrain
Jake
Charley
Hilrain
Earle
Hart Farle
Reilly
Man Leap Falls Idea Sparks Controversy at Niagare Falls
Report mentions manager Frank Slevin backing a plan for a man to jump from the top of Niagara Falls drawing mixed reactions. The piece also covers a baseball note on Catcher Gantz's injury and a dental ad for Acker Dyspepsia Tablets advertising relief for indigestion and related issues.
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Niagare
Frank Slevin
Miagare
Sea Beach Palace
Tre i
Wade
Waburg
S.A. Matters and Military Movements Reported
The note recalls a soldiers meeting at Barracks and lists officers Major Wells and Capt Geering departing for posts. Dr A A Roth resumes practice after illness while a fatality in Zanesville is noted. The Soldiers Home in Pikesville, Baltimore County, plans a forthcoming anniversary with Governor and Mrs Lee and General Joseph E Johnston expected as guests. Hotel arrivals at Gray and Central Foter include several named travelers and B&O staff.
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S.A. Matters
Major Wells
Capt
Geering
Pikesville
Baltimore County
The Japanese Doll Festival and Social Customs
An account notes the doll festival and its origins, describing how the New Year marks a child’s first year and the ritual use of lacquer and bronze dolls. It mentions celebratory garb, doll parades, and communal tea and confections.
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Ganno
New York Telegram
The Jewels of Juggernaut and the Desperate Gambler
An account from the Times of India recalls a perilous journey from Madras to Europe. A British traveler and companion reach Puri during a festival voyage and witness a shocking incident at a temple shrine where a jewel theft leads to a murder and the priests rushing to recover a lifeless body.
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Gambier
Sas
Furars
Madras
Alers
Fox
Europe
Fopeg
Ecresa
Pari
Puri
Eari Courtrard
Sony
Times of
A Duty to Fourself English Pills Ad
A compact ad praises Dr Acker's English pills as a cure for sick headache and liver trouble. The small sweet tablets are easy to take and do not gape. Sold by J A Williamson, druggist.
Acker’s Blood Elixir Promoted As Cure All
Advertisements tout Acker’s Blood Elixir as a universal cure for blood and skin diseases with endorsements from druggists J A Williamson and others. It promises free samples and discounts, plus claims of rapid relief for liver and kidney issues and constipation. A separate pitch promotes Electric Bitters as superior for liver kidney and blood ailments with local testimonials.
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Rm Acker
Indorse
J. A. Williamson
Lene
Sites Lane
Tnanimou
W D Suk
Bippus
Ind
Abraham Hare
Bellville
Ohio
Joe B. Garrott
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