Letters From Correspondents Telling of Happenings in Localities
Local notes from Della spoil a day with items on church services at Koontz chapel on June 18 and a Saturday festival near the church, plus many short social updates. Families gather for Whit Monday, visits stretch from Baltimore to Augusta, and crops look good despite dry weather as the town remains lively and growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koontz’s Chapel
Celark Po i
Rosy Strabe
Vibana
Albert Strabe
Janus
Mt. Jepraup
Thomas Sears
Currie Ashton
Ashford Trail
Mia Latheet
Wiliam Sears
Elizabeth Cooley
Ira Sears
Koonty Chapel
Clinton Nichols
Pred. Nichols
Near Here
Pooles Tract
Dicker
Leah Watkins
Luther
Luther Watkins
Pittsburgh
Watkins
Belle Slad
Croner Philips
Baltimore
Lee
Samuel Simmons
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jessie Simmons
BE. L. Norwood
The
Christian Church
Walter J. King
Phil Lawsons
Visits and social notes from Comus area society
Mrs L Johnson visits Washington while Mr John C Mildebrand spends several days at home. Mrs Horace Beall of Washington visits Mrs D F Hershey. Miss Kathleen Rhodes visits the Misses Cecil. A group from the neighborhood picnic at the Mouth of the Monocacy on Whit Monday. Mr Mildebrand returns from New York City. Miss Alice Cecil stays in Barnesville. Mr Slunton Seliman of Washington, Ind., visits his grandmother Mrs John P Seliman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Selman
Junius Cason
Augusta
Bliss Electrical School
Washington
Dp. C
Hildebrand
Doree Holman
Garrett Path
Miss Holman
John Young
Baltimore
Washington, DC
Hanson Cashel
Laughters
Gaithersburg
Charles Palmer
Edward
John P. T. Mount
Violet Wolfe
Ijamsville
Roy Sponseller
Wm. F. Hoffman
Lisconsin
Hannah Reich
Jane Wood
New York
Willie Lewis
Lillie Williams
Clara Williams
I. O. O. F. Hall
James Kelley
L . Johnson
John C. Mildebrand
Horace Beall
D F. Hershey
Kathleen Rhodes
Cecil
J. C
Lildebrand
New York City
Alice Cecil
Barnesville
Slunton Seliman
Washington, Int
John P. Seliman
Cowboy Baronet Joins Salvation Army After Wary Search for Wife
IR GENILLE CAVE-BROWNE-CAVE, known as the cowboy baronet and twelfth hereditary knight, becomes janitor at a Salvation Army barracks in Brooklyn and pledges to stay with the group until promotion to officer. At over forty, he seeks quiet, recalling a career from navy service to Africa and India, camel hunts in India, and years as a cowboy in the western United States before inheriting the title in 1907. He failed mortgages on English estates, returned to America to marry money, and now remains single with mortgages unresolved and no suitable bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IR Genille Cave-Browne-Cave
Salvation Army
Brooklyn
Australia
Africa
India
United States
Colorado
England
America
Ally Woeman
Community notes on visits and local events in Slidell area
Mr H C Nicodemus improved his property with paint and a new iron fence. A Whitehill grave picnic was largely attended with Woodsboro Band music. Friends Elmer Kregle and daughter Louise of Westminster visited the Nicodemus family. Numerous local visits, Decoration services at Rocky Hill, and Bridge construction updates fill town life stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Nicodemus
Whitehill
Woodsboro
Elmer Kregle
Louise
Westminster
H. Nicodemus
Bish Winebrenner
John Gaither
Hamilton Lindsay
C. A Lindsay
Mary Nicodemus
Rocky Hil
M. E
Lucile Norris
Geo. D., Norris
Allie Shivers
Carroll County
Odella Dorsey
Ed. Buckey
D. Rae West
Linwood
Lydia Paker
Long Green
Equal Suffrage Idea Pushed by Dr Appleton Morgan
In New York a Greeley Suffrage Club talk by Dr Appleton Morgan argues there is no sense in denying women the vote. He says voting should be allowed whenever a woman desires, regardless of property, and notes many men avoid voting as well. The piece questions female sphere limits and presidentially cites historical queens and queens’ influence, concluding no woman already possesses a say in New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greeley Piqual Suffrage Club
Appleton Morin
Dea
Morgan
Dr. Morgan
Dr Morgan
Maria Theresa
Elizabeth
England
Victoria
Political Stalemate Clouds Annapolis Municipal Election
In Annapolis a rival between a pro long-overhold faction and pro fair election forces dominates local discussion. The absence of a current voter register forces use of old or pre law lists, risking no election unless mandamus compels action. Republicans push to use pre 1908 lists, citing court rulings, while appointed election registers fear serving amid state and local law conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Lean Ngs
Ci Connect
Ridgely P. Melvin
Comet
Tere
Tiited States District Court of
Baltimore
Oity Council
Court of Appeals
Bavanot
Frederick Juniors Defeated in Narrow Fast-Game by M A C
In a tight contest at the plate the Maryland Athletic Club beat Frederick Juniors 4 to 3. Key players include P. Rhoades Beall and R. Rhoades for the winners with multiple bases on balls and stolen bases. Umpire Ridgely oversaw a 58 minute game at Harners Drug Store advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Athletic Club
Frederick Juniors
M. A. C- Sinn
Schroeder
J. Herr
Schley
P. Rhoades
Wastier
James
Kennedy
Beall
R. Rhoades
Rhe Marsland
Teederick Jr
Phebus
Sebley
Linn
P Rhoades
OW Derr
Jauver
Sehies
Mauve
Shepherdstown Falls to Frederick in Western Maryland League
The Shepherdstown team routed by Frederick 5 0 in the second inning and unable to recover. Legore and Derr spark a double play while Frederick clinches the win with a five run burst in the second inning and adds in the eighth and ninth. The locals plan next games against Dayton or Martinsburg, with league secretary H B Clark attending managers’ meeting in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherdstown
Frederick
Binglea
Hi ci
West
Derr
Nalk
Dayton
Hagerstown Aggregation
Martinsburg
H. B. Clark
League
Hagerstown
AB. R
Schlosser
Athey
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Della
Syattstown
Nannie Reich
Balimore
Edward Spencer
Unionville
O. C. Marristt
Aliie Shivers
James Pearce
Daston
Ohio
Edward Baker
Near Town
Biack Evson
Market St. Freder
G. O. Paxson
Edw. C. Cowling
North Market Street
Epwspaappre
Hay
Olf
Philo Hay Specialties Co
Newark
N. 1
Ae Hay
Harfina
Droggista
Steiner Bros
Cowboy Baronet
American Presa Association
Rboyds
Slidell
Clarksburg
Slidell Hickman
Brown and Carlin
Slarksburg
Watkins and
Brown
Mamie Lynch
Beallsville
Ness Pansie Carlin
Vernon Nicholson
Buck Lodge
Harry Larman
John E Nicholson
Washington, D. C
Sarah 4. Knott
Lester Hickman
William Davis
Gilbert Catlin
Wm. Dd. Knott
Virginia Shannon
Shidel
John Gresharber
Loys
Fred Adison
Thurmont
Sarah Smith
Catoctin Furnace
Maurice Smith
Floyd Hiffee
Mountaindale
Emma Blumenauer
Fredrick
Chas. P. Gray
Earl
FH. Rice
Springfield
Catharine Cgeasey
Walkersville
Alice Geasey
Ella Waltman
Lewistown
Sam
Hamrick
George Snook
Loitée
Franklin Palmer
Alice Geesey
Wm, Leather
Wm. Geesey
Kremptown
Norma Brandenburg
Frankie Wetzel
Mt. Airy
Aiss Coldge Brandenburg
Rhodas
Palaimere
van Chanderbans Cole
DR. Appleton Morgan
Ralanly
Detroit Free Press
Harner’s Drug Store
Y. M.C
LeGore
Shipley
Moyer
Johnson
Thebus
Crouse
Shepherds'tu
Schleagser
Hope
H. Legore
O Derr
Columbia
L. R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick, MD
la France
Paramount
H. R. Flautt
Reliable Shoes
Newspapre
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