Dorchester Senator Indicted in Embracery Case
Dorchester County Grand Jury returned three indictments against William F. Applegarth the county’s state senator. He faces a liquor law charge for selling whiskey at his Lakes district store and two embracery indictments alleging attempts to influence a court or jury. Applegarth released on bond awaiting next term. The case shocks locals and unsettles longtime Dorchester leadership amid talk of possible Congress run.
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Dorchester County
William F. Applegarth
Applegarth
Mr. Applegarth
Thomas Roark
James Riggin
Darchester
Senate
Congress
Lakes District
Applegarsh
Dorchester
Hymeneal Rosters and Local Weddings Feature Prominent Baltimore Links
HYMENEAL items announce Isabel Lovell of Washington Square New York and Grafton Dorsey of New York formerly Baltimore to wed quietly at the bride's parents home with cousin Louisa Roger as maid of honor and navy relative Henry Williams as best man. Riordan Collins and Rider Harrison ceremonies noted with brief post ceremony plans and travel. Sunday excursion notices detail Baltimore and Washington railroad trips to Frederick and Hagerstown with fares.
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United States Navy
T. J. O. Williams
Baltimore
Howard D.fisid
House and Lot Sold at City Hotel Auction
At 11 o'clock this morning lease auctioneer Hlarry RK sold for J Wm Payne assignee of mortgage a house and lot on West Patrick street to Mrs SilentY Payne and Harriett McCartney for 2720. Committed to Monterne John H Harbeugh of Eyler's Valley was judged of unsound mind by a jury and Judge McSherry committed him to Montetue.
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Bouse
Hlarry RK
City Hotel
J. Wm. Payne
West Patrick Street
Silenty. Payne
Harriett McCartney
Monterne
Johon H. Harbeugh
Eyler’s Valley
Commencement Week at Woman's College Involves Governor Visit
Closing exercises for the Woman's College commence with a baccalaureate service, a reception for Governor Laith, and the presentation of diplomas by the Governor tomorrow. An art exhibition showcased charcoal, watercolors, and flower still lifes by students, with praise for Miss Doub's teaching and a concert by Mr. Beckwith and students highlighting piano and vocal performances.
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Woman's College
Laith
Soblect
Franklin and Marshall College
West Hall
Pauline McCardell
Edna Honck
Jane Quynn
Alice Smith
Tillie Honck
E. 5. Honck
Blanche Quon
Lida Motter
Clara Johnson
Grace Radcliffe
Mary Booth
Mary Riddlemoser
Ferry
Bessie Hargett
Helen Bronner
Bessie Mottar
Estelle Spangler
Recital and Concert Impress at Woman's College
Miss Johnston and Miss Johnston's recital drew admiration for high talent. The Miser Kisgubauer duet was praised. Glass Day Exercises at the chapel featured witty, original pieces, with the ivy planting and flag raising to follow. The program included salutatory, history, class poem, and mantle oration. Tennis tournament and senior class reception planned for tonight.
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Miss Johnston
Kisgubauer
Beckwith
Woman's College
Campnse
Ethel Garratt Johnston
Flora Mabel King
Frances Gertrude Winter
Mary Edna Mullinix
Margaret Barr Albert
Olive Maoguro
Ladye Bulle Flercher
Edus Bay Heller
Confederate Memorial Day Exercises Planned for Tomorrow
Confederate Memorial Day services are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at Mt. Olivet cemetery with graves of Confederate soldiers to be decorated. Gov. John Walter Smith will deliver the address, and a reception will follow at the Fitzhugh Lee Chapter rooms aided by the Frederick Select Band and the Alexander Camp Confederate Veterans. The program includes revielle, anthem, invocation, vocal solos, oration by Governor Smith, flower strewing, a dirge, and taps, with Miss Margaret Esenhauer as organist.
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Mt. Olivet
John Walter Smith
Woman’s College
L. Victor Baugeman
Alexander Camp
Thomas
Frederick
Confederate Monument
Reveille
Geo. Ed. Smith
Danvghtere
B. V. Switzer
A. B. Yeakle
Smith
Lucy Eisanhauer
Margaret Esenhauer
Carnival Wedding Ties Mine Kitty Moore to Obenhuijsen
Mine Kitty Moore daughter of Dr George Moore marries Oscar W N Obenhuijsen of a carnival side show at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage. Crowd cheers as they arrive. They plan a honeymoon trip, with Obenhuijsen asserting a two year acquaintance prior to the carnival. Obenhuijsen recently left Forepaugh Sells Circus and joined Reb ingon Carnival Company. He claims a distinguished family background. Thomas Owings Warfield will probate in Ellicott City after a caveat by Mrs Isabella Run/kles, his daughter by a previous wife, challenging the will. The Warfield estate is described as very large.
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Conservatory
Manries G. Beckwith
Uporall
Steckel
Fout
Napoleon
Nea
Munegutn
Barber
Miss Moberly
Mr. Fout
Gaul
Holy City
Misa Moberly
Font
Beckwith
Uporafs
Price
Whitmore
Christman
Eissnheuer
Aris
der Freischutz
Faust
de. Freischatz
Miss Hargett
Mien Johnston
Miss Borgett
Kitty Moore
Oscar Obenhuijsen
George Moore
Oscar WN. Obenhuijsen
E. R. Eschbach
Brash Factory vs Frederick Athletic Club at Athletic Park
In the second City League game on the schedule, Brash Factory meets Frederick Athletic Club this evening at Athletic Park. Brash Factory battery is Creager with L Moberly, while Frederick Athletic Club will field Brust or Jones with Bennets.
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Athletic Park St
Brash Factory
Frederick Athletic Club
Creager
L. Moberly
Brust
Market Quotations and Pension Granted in Jefferson
The Eastern Billing Company lists today’s market prices with corn at $8.10 per barrel or 61 cents per bushel shelled wheat No 2 red at 76 cents. A pension of $10 per month is granted to Jonathan W. Cram of Jefferson County.
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Eastern Billing Company
Jonathan W. Cram
Jefferson
Frederick Building Association
Frederick Building Aganciation
Dunes
J. W. L. Carey
Fraderick County Nations Bank
Association
Joax C. Barot
Shows at Walkersville Carnival Draw Big Crowd
Crowds flocked to the Hiks Carnival and Street Fair with many attractions through the day. Pro fessor Downey showcased roller track riding and bicycle stunts while Aimee performed last night. The American Glass Blowers and Clarenca Deavillies offered notable displays near Market and Second.
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Walkersville
Downey
Aimee
Market
Huntchison
Church
Clarenca Deavillies
A .H. Harringson
Mrs. Brown
Spoaseller
South Market
Electric Palace of Black Art
Palace of Mystery
Turtle George
Qiao
Hi” Hubbard
New York City
Little Joe
West Virginia
Wirt
Joe
Mad Gay
Suit Over Unpaid Stock Subscriptions In Cumberland
Senator Wellington Sucd Michael A Mullen receiver of Atlantic Trust and Deposit Co Baltimore sues United States Senator George L Wellington in Cumberland to recover 25 shares at 100c each subscribed January 16 1899. Company in hands of receiver seeks 5000 with attorneys from Baltimore and Cumberland. Other subscribers may have balked due to the companys troubled affairs. Wellington expected to resist.
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Wellington
Michael A Mullen
Atlantic Trust and Deposit Company of
Baltimore
William T Malster
United States
George L Wellington
Cumberland
Wm. L. Marburg
A. S. Niles
Joseph O. Mullen
Robert R. Henderson
Plain
Iff
Is Ie
Pleased With the Service by Highland Man’s Gift
John Early of Highland receives from new U S Cavalry recruit Earl Boyer stationed at Fort Hutchinson Arizona three pairs of gloves and two letters praising military service and the captain. Boyer plans to the Philippines soon and aims to emulate his grandfather George Blessing’s famed markets bravery as an expert sharpshooter.
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John Early
Highland
Earl Boyer
United States Cavalry
Fort Hutchinson
Arizona
Boyer
Philippines
George Blessing
Funeral of Elizabeth Duvall at St John’s Church
The funeral for Elizabeth Duvall, colored, was held yesterday at 3 o’clock from St John’s Catholic church with Rev Fahrer Coleman officiating. Pallbearers were Napolion White Samuel Dixon Leroy Turner and George Diggs. Interment followed at St John’s Cemetery. A T Rice and Sons were funeral directors.
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Elizabeth Duvall
St. John’s Catholic Church
Fahrer Coleman
Napolion White
Samuel Dixon
Leroy Turner
George Diggs
St. John’s Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Wit Show Figures On Canal Boatmen Expenses
Canal boatmen will submit to coal companies on June 10 a statement of their monthly expenses. They argue current freight rates do not cover living costs and will provide figures. Trustee Elected At the Lest Orphan Asylum meeting yesterday OC Carty was elected trustee in place of the late W Irving Parsons.
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Wit
Lests
OC. O Carty
Pines
W. Irving Parsons
Reward for Kitchener Gift Tabled in Commons
Special dispatch reports Mr. Balfour presenting King Edward’s recommendation to grant Lord Kitchener a $450,000 gift for service in South Africa. In London a separate item notes Ard Patrick ridden by the American jockey Bkeete Martin won the English Derby.
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Loxpos
Mr. Balfour
House of Commons
King Edward
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Tur Newa
Lonpox
Jane
Ard Patrick
Bkeete
Martin
Jockay
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