Various Local Events and Crimes Reported in Maryland
A Maryland roundup notes events from Kent and Allegany counties including a cyclone report, a school board special session, a death in Cumberland, a college commencement in New Windsor, and a fatal shooting in Cumberland. Burglar Wolfe receives thirteen years, Thomas Jobne confesses to a murder, and arson charges attach to Tiburtas Wilt. Political primaries are set for Howard County with a nominating convention planned. Democrats have not fixed dates.
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Kent
Corm
Howard County
R. Barnard
Cumberland
Kent County
Medical Association of Allegany County
Carroll
Thomas Jobne
Easton
George Wright
Columbus Nichols
New Windsor College
College Hall
Jonn
Streving
Carroll County
Thomas Brown
Kornhoff
Tiburtas Wilt
Garratt County
Western District Baptist Association
Seasion
Eastport
Anne Arundel
Herbert
Naval Academy
Hotel Arrivals Since yesterday Noon
Hotel arrivals list many guests with origins in Baltimore York City Pittsburg Lancaster Montgomery County and Philadelphia. Notable names include J W Hahn C Brubaker Jr Chas Shepherd John Poole and F C Cooper among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crixs
H. P. Crase
A. J. Parsons
C.B. McCann
J. B. Warshsy
B. W. Elwin
CW. Humrichouse
Baltimore
E. G. Wiley
York, Pa
M.C. Davidson
Taneytown
Geo. M. King
OU City
J. ¥. Webber
J. A. Shea
James Adams
H.M. Destt
W. R. Moffatt
HM. Ovis
Beaner
W.O. Harrap
Pittsburg
Geo. U. le
T. R. Mergy
Washington
O. L. Carr
Chicago
C. Brubaker, Jr
Lancaster
Gsorr
J. W. Hahn
Miss Bruover
W. Clary
Double Pipe Creek
A. Clausen
Newark
Funeral of Secretary Gresham Draws Nation to Washington
Washington notes describe a somber military funeral for Secretary of State Gresham. A full parade from the White House to the B and C Station featured marching bands, cavalry, and floral tributes. President and Cabinet attended. Gresham’s home was in Arlington. next secretary to fill the post awaited. Memorial Day observances included parades, river outings, and public displays of patriotism amid heat.
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D. GC
Greeham
White House
Mariop
Hurst
Gresham
Chicago
State Department
Arlington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Georgetown
Aqueduct Bridge
Amooth Streels
Columbia Athletic Club
van Ness
Episcopal Diocesan
Navy Yard
Children''s Day at Rocky Springs Celebration Feted
Rocky Springs Sunday school held Children's Day on a hot afternoon in a decorated chapel. The program featured hymns recitations solos by Misses Jennie Sisley Nora Shook and others, with D H Shook and Mrs Ctiva Park in charge. Two small boys collected money using fancy plates presented for the occasion.
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Rocky Springs
Shook
Trinity
Z. G. Thomas
Glorious
Zion
Amy ‘Shook
God
Jennia Staley
Raymond Tomas
Nora Shook
Mttlera
Dorna
Jennis Staley
Mollie Himes
Christ the Foundation Stone
Uttle Jennie Staley
D. H. Shook
Zr. G. Thomas
Harry Orrison
Keefer Sisley
Jennie Sisley
Ctiva Park
Della Stone
D. Z. Stuy
Court Park Notes on Fountain Repairs
Mr Howard Kuesmsul janitor at the Court House worked yesterday on fountain repairs. The sprayer had been out of order for weeks causing water to fail to spur at the top. The bronze figures will also be cleaned before reinstallation.
Memory Verse Lesson From Lewes Sunday School
The text discusses appearances of Jesus after resurrection, recounting Mary Magdalene, the disciples, and Peter, stressing belief in prophecy, and urging daily fellowship with Christ. It cites scripture from Isaiah, Daniel, Jeremiahs, and urges faithful study and avoidance of dismissive interpretations. It includes a customer notice about Chamberlain’s Cough Remed y from local vendors.
What Is This Disease Called Dyspepsia
A historical medical advert claims a digestive ailment called dyspepsia causes chest and side pain heaviness after meals and fatigue. It promotes the Shaker Ingestive Cordial as a cure, promising appetite increase and improved digestion with a ten cent bottle from Lebanon New York.
Death notices and a money counterfeits tale in Baltimore
Death notices report Florence L. Willhide aged 3 years 9 months of C A and F L Willbids with funeral today. Reuben Riggs of Laytonsville dies suddenly at about 50. John Runsell colored of Whalens Row dies of consumption aged about 43 with funeral tomorrow. A Greenmount ferment sale reveals torn US notes and many counterfeit bills among old money. William Mansfield broker on Court Street buys half a peck of torn notes and a large coin collection from a colored man for a nominal sum.
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Paorenci Filleidl
Baltimore
Florence L. Willhide
C. A. and
Fite L. Willbids
Reuben Riggs
Wm. Mansfield
Court Street
United States
Mansfield
Tae Nawa
Letter Endorses State Mutual Life Assurance Company
A letter addressed to Mr G Gernand agent of the State Mutual Life Assurance Company Worcester Massachusetts praises the company. The writer states 11 years holding a policy and 17 years comparing insurers, declaring no company offers safer or more satisfactory policies. The note is dated May 1895 and signed by Franklin Byevanar Surre M D Frederick Maryland.
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G. Gernand
State Mutual Life Assuraace Company
Worcester
Mass
FrRevents
G. G.ryanp
Fravkiin Byevanar Surre
M.D. Frederick, Md
Nova of the Churches United Brethren Conference
The flat quarterly conference of the United Brethren Church will meet at the city church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Presiding Bilder Road abush will conduct the meeting and Rev. Maysilica, former pastor, is said to be improving on his Virginia farm. Confederate Decoration Day is set for Thursday June 13 at Mt Olives Cemetery with a program including anthem and prayers by the United Confederate Veterans chaplain. Mr W W Lease released a pigeon found exhausted, which immediately flew toward its home after being set free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Piter
Josie
Lerart
Simays
Penn
Mark
Jesus
Nazareti
Jovkel
Israel
Isaain
Moses
Zech
Jonah
Christ
Peter
Leome
United Brethren Church of
Bilder Road
Abush
Maysilica
U. B. Church
Virginia
Mt. Olives Cemetery
Alexander Young
United Confederate Veterans
W. W. Lease
Tas
Baltimore
Lease
Sick man languishes after sunstroke in Washington
John Michael of Middletown county suffered sunstroke while visiting his brother Wai Michael in Washington and remains in critical condition. Baseball notes report Frederick defeat of Martinsburg and plans for a permanent team. Marriage licenses issued list Lewis D. Grey of Middletown district and Leia M. Carsey of this city along with John L. Webb and Mary V. Markley of Mechanicstown district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michael
Middletown
Wai. Michael
Washington
Frederick
Martinsburg
Lewis D. Grey
Leia M. Carsey
John L. Webb
Mary V. Markley
Mechenicstown
The Last Charge at Fairboro in Gray Steeds
Stories of heroism recount the Last Charge at Fairboro. The Eighteenth corps struck the enemy line with both flanks aided by artillery. The Sixth corps held a water line but stalled before the main intrenchment. Hexamer's battery charged, Hancock's Second corps bogged in a swamp losing many in twenty minutes. The line endured heavy officer losses as soldiers exposed themselves to the peril.
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Hexamer
Hancock
Gilan
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Comestary
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New York
Della Stevens
Boston
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Atlanta, Ga
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Revivo
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Royal, Medicine CO
Hiver St
Schley Bros
Rambler Bicycles
Ideal
News Office
East Patrick Street
Alnntt & Moody's
GEO. A. Gilbert's
North Market
Yaad
Rootbeer
Chas E. Hires Co
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Stonebraker's. Liniment
BL. Moore
Baptist Qhorech
Naponset, Dl
Stonebraker Gremical CO
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Bais By & J. Rensburg
Druccigt
North Market St
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Aife Insurance
Uife Insurance
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State Mutual Life Assurance CO
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