Sidpaths for wheelmen push Maryland sidepath plan
The Maryland Sidepath Commission selects W E Williams B W Graves BH Casey J P McCarley and Dr J D Murray to form a full panel. County boards of five wheelmen will be named, and aluminum emblems engraved with Maryland Sidepath Commission to grant riders access to six foot paths from Relay to Washington with future expansion toward Annapolis Frederick Belair and Havre de Grace.
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Baltimore
Washington
W. E. Williams
B. W. Graves
BH. W. Casey
J. P. McCarley
Laurel
J. D. Murray
Elkridge
Maryland
Sidepath Commission
Baltimore, Howard and
Prince George's
Relay
Hyattsville
Bladensburg
Lcansa
Annapolis
Frederick
Belair
Havre de Grace
Personal notes of local residents visitations
PURELY PERSONAL. Mrs A A Roth of Lancaster Pa is visiting friends in this city. Mr and Mrs Wm W Osborn West Third street are spending a few days in Baltimore. Mrs Mary 0 Akers of Burkittaville is visiting her daughter Mrs A J Engelbrecht near this city. Miss Nellie Ranneberger of Jefferson is visiting her sister Mrs E Dyer Jr East Fourth street. Miss Sallie Kanneberger of Jefferson spent yesterday with her sister, E M Dyer Jr East Fourth street.
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A.A. Roth
Lancaster
Wm. W. Osborn
West Third Street
Baltimore
Mary 0. Akers
Burkittaville
A. J. Engelbrecht
Nellie Ranneberger
Jefferson
E. Dyer, Jr
East Fourth Street
Sallie Kanne
Bright Items Highlight Local and General Interest
After commencements and the Fourth of July the picnic season begins. A Colorado young man eloped with his mother in law, possibly the only way to get her out of the house. Commencements and strawberry festivals occupy much attention with more to follow.
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Colorado
Death of Mt. Savage man Perry Haus and funeral moves
Mr. Perry Haus of Mt. Savage, son in law of Alexander Woodward, died at his residence on Friday. He leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter. Arthur Woodard and daughter left for the funeral and other local notices report illness and ad summaries from the period.
Portrait Presented at Frederick Female Seminary
Former president honored at the College Final Commencement Exercises. The Frederick Female Seminary and Woman's College held a reunion with a program of music, recitations, and a portrait presentation of Rev. Thomas M. Cann, the second president (1865–1873). The event featured speeches on memory, education, and the college's future, with Cann’s letter read and the portrait unveiled by Miss Florence Trail. A board meeting followed, addressing faculty vacancies and campus improvements.
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Alama
Frederick Fenis’e Seminary
Woman's College
Briely
Blumenthal
Susniler
Omen Meredith
Mis Hargett
Buenoforts
Gring
Mice Albert
Florence Trail
Slamox
Thomas M. Cann
The
Metiaton
Miss Trail
Thomas Carlyle
Sainte
Fra Angelico
St. Bernard of
Clairvaux
Bhat
Jochebed
Nile
Cann
Woman’s College
Cicero
Cann'a
Victor Hugo
Huskin
John Stuart Mall
House of Commons
Mr. Dann
Achilles
Thas Shield
Aga
F. F. Seminary
Thomas 4
Misa Trail
Apple
Martha E. McCleary
Frederick Female Seminary
Leo
Frederick
Thomas M. Caxx
Scranton
Jane
Vann
Exagen
Florence Doub
Women’s College
Basedens
College Hall
John Howard Harris
Bucknell University
Po D
Backnell University
Manuciu Festival Lights Jonfor Hall With Flair
Festival opened at Jonfor Hall and featured a Masia scene of beauty and activity. Attendees enjoyed cake walks, vaudeville songs by Master Leo and Miss Jonnie Wiceberg, and lively choruses. The Cy Cpeta sivuss Aronestra performed in the gallery as crowds lingered for two more nights of entertainment.
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Tor Masia
Jonfor Hall
U. A
Cnet
Svathera Aselias
Merpire
I. Usllubs
Geveral
Master Leo
Misa Jonnie Wiceberg
Cy Gpeta Sivuss Aronestra
Boers Concentrating Near Pretoria as Warintensifies
A Lorenzo Marques dispatch reports Boer forces gathering twelve miles from Pretoria. The Birmingham Post notes President Kroger planned escape on the Dutch cruiser Fefent at Lorenzo Marques. Immigrant aid expands in erlok county as Herman Badenhoop moves families from Baltimore to work on farms. A telegraph pole accident injures Wesley Creeger when a pole collapsed during installation, breaking his leg.
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Pretoria
Tus News
London
Jane
Lorenzo Marques
Birmingham Post
Kroger
Fefent
Herman Badenboop
State Board of Immigration
Baltimore
Meier
Minnesota
Badenhoop
Erlok County
Charles N. Hargett
Bureau of Immigraton
Wesley Creeger
City Hell Building
Creeger
The Glass of Fashion Sale Opens at New Low Prices
A garbled ad announces a clothing store promotion with phrases about silk chiffons, grenadines, hotel linens, American mode silks, and fine laces. It markets reduced prices, stylish dresses, shirts for big men, ribbons, and white goods, urging customers to shop for quality at bargain levels.
Clinton on Be Bain Graduate Test Drive
A garbled Washington dispatch mentions a standard daily briefing and a claim about a remedy to shake it out of the system. It references Main's carh rate and a supposed cure all the time. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent details.
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Clinton
Bain
Washington
Funeral for John Ignatius Jamiaan at St Ignatinge Urbana
The funeral for John Ignatius Jamiaan was held yesterday from St. Ignatinge Catholic church in Urbana. Services were conducted by Revs Palermo Gaffney and O’Rourke. Pallbearers included J. A. Davis John Tabler Col Brain Richard Simpson Thomas Dixon and Baker J. Lamar. Interment followed at the adjacent cemetery with W H B Etchi 39 funeral director.
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John Ignatius Jamiaan
St. Ignatinge Catholic Church
Urbana
Rear
Father
Palermo
Gaffney
O'Rourke
J. A. Davis
John Tabler
Col. Brain
Richard Simpson
Thomas Dixon
Baker J. Lamar
W. H. B. Etchi
June events and rail fare notices at local park
Local item notes an athletic park gathering with racing music and dancing. A Girls' Friendly Society picnic is planned at Braddock Heights on Saturday June 9, with a 4 80 departure from Square Corner. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertises discounted round trip tickets eastern points, valid June 15–19 with return by June 26, plus side trips to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City and New York City. Through Pullman and dining cars to Philadelphia. Dr Herman optician opens Frederick office with temporary Frederick parlor location at 26 West Patrick Street opposite City.
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The
Girls’ Friendly Society
Braddock Heights
Republican National Contention
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ohio River
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
New York City
Deer Park Hotel Ad Prospects and Amenities
An old advertisement highlights Deer Park Maryland as a summer resort on the Baltimore and Ohio line, with a 2500 seat hall, luxury rooms, baths, pools, golf, tennis, bowling, and livery service. It cites June occupancy, library exhibits, and rates via manager W. E. Burwell. Also notes printed notices for hospital eye practice and a local goods seller promoting lamps, groceries, and White Star Coffee.
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Deer Park
Baltimore and Ohio
Annspols Naval Academy
W. E. Burwell
Baltimore
Garrett County
Mullinix Ad Claims Largest Stock in Carpet Business
L E Mullinix promotes Great Advance in carpets wallpaper and curtains. He boasts never lower prices for quality and invites customers to visit the exclusive carpet wall paper and curtain house to judge for themselves.
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Eas
Lavoor
L. EB. Mullinix
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