Maryland State News Roundup of Local Changes and Incidents
Tax rates shift in Caroline and Allegany counties while Centreville real estate sales surge. Quann Anne s voters and Harford precincts adjust. Cam bridge postmaster salary up. Hagerstown tradesmen form exchange. firemen convention opens at Cambarland. Accidents in Waterbury and Sharpsburg. St Jerome’s creek becomes private. Police chief Acton sues residents over prior accusations.
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Caroline County
Centreville
Annest
New Winesor
Dorchester
Quen Annas County
Cambridge
Hagerstown
Maryland Firemen
Cambarland
Allegany County
H. W. Vickers
Chestertown
Belair
Harford County
Queen Anne’s County
Fannie Rawlings
Waterbury
Anne Arundel County
Fannie Smith
Sharpsburg
Washington County
St. Jerome’s Creek
St. Mary's
Maryland
Harry Acton
Brooklyn
Mde
Personal notices from Frederick area friends and visitors
A string of local society items lists residents and guests in Frederick and nearby towns. Ordained Mr Warren Damoath returns home near Thurmont after studies at Episcopal Seminary New York City. Visitors include Misa Koehler and many others at the Woman’s College commencement. Several attend from Baltimore Washington Gettysburg Poolesville and Mt. Jackson for college or conventions. A miller Newton Zsotz injures his right hand and Luther Kuhlman is ill and unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren £. Damoath
Episcopal Theological Seminary
New York City
Thurmont
Misa Koehler
Hagerstown
Frederick
Wu. R. Derr
Baltimore
KE. L. Derr
Mr. Derr
Woman's College
Miss May Derr
E.T. Getzendanner
Poolesrius
Enea
E. D. Shriner
Mesa
J. A. Moore
William C. Hallwig
Ditsler
Mt. Jackson
William R. Derr
Augustus Obenderfer
Alexander Woodward
M. A. Woodward
St. Louia
John Casein
Washington
Charles Carty Jatt
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
J.E. Price
Louise
Edward Thomas
Beck
Newton Zsotz
Luther Kuhlman
Setasas
Newberry College
South Carolina
Churches Observe Banday With Service at Lutheran Church
News of the Churches reports a Banday observance at the Lutheran Church featuring a pastor led prayer, songs, recitations by boys and girls, a marching song, duets, solos, chorus numbers, a flower drill, and a collection. The event showcased a varied program including a meldireae and other musical pieces.
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Piayer
Western Maryland College Twenty-Sixth Commencement Plans
Western Maryland College will hold its twenty sixth commencement in West Moromer on June twelve to fourteen. The graduating class includes three Frederick county members Miss George anne Wilson Stivyer of Buckeystown Harry Allen Lakin Erick and Daniel Bawin Stone Mt. Pheasant. A meeting of the Frederick College Alumni Association is set for tomorrow at 8 o'clock at the college.
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Western Maryland College
Ed Western Maryland College
Westmoromer
Frederick County
Georgeanne Wilson Stivyer
Bockeystown
Harry Allen Lakin
Erick
Daniel Bawin Stone
Mt. Pheasant
Weather and crop notes across Garrett and central Maryland
The week started cool with frost in Garrett county, followed by warmer days and variable rainfall. Crops show mixed progress with strawberries large and shipping, apples falling, peaches dropping, and corn damaged by cutworms and heavy rains. Harvests advance in northern regions while haying and potato blooming trend earlier. local notes report drought relief mixed with continuing dry spells and early harvests in Frederick County towns.
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Maryinac
Garrell
Alegany
Washington
Cary
Garrett County
Appice
Maryland
Darby
Howard County
Carroll
Harford
Frederick County
Libertytown
Earlley
J. H. Arcaner
Buckeystown
Gorn
M. D. Horxerrs
Burkittevie
J. Paun Star
Adamstown
Bato
K. Cracps Duraon
Democratic State Convention Delegates Chosen in Maryland
The Democratic State Convention of Maryland met at Ford's Opera House Baltimore at noon to elect four at large delegates to the National Democratic Convention in Chicago July 7. Six district conventions will select two delegates each, totaling sixteen. Frederick delegates listed include James M. Smith KR Claude Dotrow Dr J W Downey Robert L Barrick N A Englar John C Williams A J Keller Col L Victor Baughman A R Yeakle E L Coblentz Col L T Brien F M Faubie George R Stottlemyer Vincent Bebo Thomas Arnold Charles E Cassell.
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Maryland
Opera House
Baltimore
Chicago
Frederick
James M. Smith
Claude Dotrow
3. W. Downey
Robert L. Barrick
N. A. Englar
John C. Williams
A. J. Keller
Col. L. Victor Baughman
A. R. Yeakle
E. L. Coblentz
CoL_L. T. Brien
F. M. Faubie
George R. Stottlemyer
Vincent Bebo
Thomas Arnold
Charles E. Cassell
Judge Stake Reverses Binkley Gossard Steer Case Ruling
In Hagerstown Judge Stake overturns Justice Bitosr in David I. Binkley vs Harry Gossard. A steer sold to Binkley as a dealer was deemed not for immediate use, placing loss on the purchaser. The dealer, Binkley, supplied a butcher via another party, so responsibility falls on him. Franklin and Marshall College held its board meeting with D. Bach D. D. of Frederick in attendance. Mrs. Hood of Frederick, donor of the Daniel Scholl Observatory, presented a portrait to the board. Attendees included Rev. Hoffmeir, John C. Coblents and wife, Henry C. Remeburg, Mrs. Emory Remeburg, Charles Rembebug, and Catiton Smith of Middletown at commencement.
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Stake
Hagerstown
Justice Bitosr
David I. Binkley
Harry Gossard
Gossard
Binkley
Iis
Robbery in Burkittsville Stuns Local Pastor
Rev O L Ritter, pastor of Fayetville Lutheran Church, was held up by three footpads Saturday night on his way home from services. Two men seized his purse as another demanded money, but he escaped with no loss or injury. Two ladies from Frederick county were thrown backward from a wagon in Brownsville last week and, after an hour, continued their journey. Nervous troubles are attributed to impure blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier and nerve tonic.
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O.L. Ritter
Fayetterile
Burkituville
Frederick County
Brownsville
Farewell Firemen Farewell Parade to Cumberland
Frederick firemen prepare to travel by Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road to Cumberland for a safety firemen's convention parade. The Frederick delegation leads a corpa of bands and drill corps with 52 tickets sold for firemen and 4 for citizens. The group expected to reach Cumberland by 11 15 AM and join a 1 PM parade.
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Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland T
Ube Fremen
Ube
Dram Corpa
Frederick Fremen
Cumberland
State Laneh
Eliizess
Sale of the P R R Extends Toward Washington
The Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad sale occurred at the county court yesterday with trustee sale in Frederick. J C Stame of Philadelphia emerged as purchaser, paying 19000 as first payment. The Pennsylvania Company has paid 550000 for a division from Frederick to near Kingston Pa, linking with Hanover and York road. Frederick invested 267000 in the line built in 1865.
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Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad
Court House
Wathisytos
Frederick County
Meyers, Bere
K. Carwr
Ballmory
Mito Garner
Prederick
J. C. Stame
Philadelphis
George Vo Mawacy
PR. RK
Sr. Carter
Mr. Drury
P. R. KY
York
Pennsylvania Company
Frederick
Kingedele
Hanover and
York Road
Po Rclling
Meixzel Baxten Wedding Planned for June Eighteenth
The announcement lists H Bruce Meixzel of Failadeipsis and Alvie Viola Baxten of Woodsboro as to wed at the bride’s home on Thursday June eighteenth at noon. The couple will reside at 9143 North S24 Street Philadelphia after June twenty fifth. The garden opening at Doll's hotel and cafe featured Rhode’s Select Orchestra, a large crowd, electric lighting, and decorated seating.
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H. Bruce Meixzel
Failadeipsis
Mites Alvie Viola Baxten
Woodsboro
John A Baxten
Thureday
Jane Twenty Fifth
North S24 Street
Philadelphia
Doll’s Hotel
Rhode’s Select
New Tent Flooring Adopted for Frederick Brigade Encampment
Captain D F Pennington proposes a three section tent flooring for the Fourth Regiment camp at Frederick. The design, exhibited in Pennington's Baltimore office, features screw fastenings and walls buttoned to the floor to keep tents dry, with Major Charles R Spence inspecting. Officers including Colonel Willard Howard and Captain Schwatka reviewed the setup, noting the floor can be removed in four inches from ground and stored after camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
D. F. Pennington
Pennington
North Liberty Street
Baltimore
Charles R. Spence
Col
Wilard Howard
J. B. Schwatka
Franklin P Swazay
Swain
Missionary Society Exhibits Indian Embroidery at Meeting
A special meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Evangelical Lutheran Church was held in the chapel on Exat Becond street. An exhibit of India embroidery from Guntur, made by Mohammedan women, was displayed and praised by attendees. An invitation went out for the public to inspect the collection, which includes items from doy se to piano cover. a Chicago Columbian Exposition gold medal likeness was noted. The exhibition will continue this evening for public viewing.
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Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Exat Becond Street
Inskevening
Guntur
India
Lutheran Church
South India
Chicago
Trial of Dr. Perry Ends in Hung Jury
The jury in the assault case against Dr. William Perry could not agree after 24 hours deliberation. Judge Faulkner discharged them, with nine voting for conviction and three for acquittal. This is the second trial. a third trial will occur in November. The article notes further that assessors will issue property tax schedules and demands, while Hall A Curtis was found not guilty of selling electrical belts under false pretenses.
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Dr. Wm. &. Perry
Mies Rose J. Johnson
Faulkner
Hall A. Curtis
Alles Electric Bil
Elling
Baseball doubleheader set for June 12 between Berritt and Woodbine
Two games of ball scheduled for Saturday June 12 pitting Berritt against Woodbine. The rest of the fragment promotes a cosmetic ad and a fig syrup product with unclear claims and misspellings. The ad mentions skincare benefits and a California Fig Syrup Company but lacks coherent context.
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Berritt
Woodbine
Local merchants advertise goods and services in city notices
Vendors offer streams of tostream and coal or wood cleaning, eye glasses by Isidor Bake, wigs by Mrs Norma, silk ribbons at Mrs Norris, lamps, cycle meters, and batten hats at Smith's Temple of Fancy. Also notices for Dr Hardesty eye and ear specialty fair at Ofty Hotel and employment ads urging $40.5 monthly earnings.
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Mias
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Jaigen
American Light and Heat Company
Wenal
Eleanor Potts
Narris Thomas
Birs
Dudley Page
Jose Richardson
Mabel Ely
Laura Heinlein
George Heinlein
Cornelia Darrow
Miles Lucy Hildebrand
Miasd Lone
Relph Radcliff
Art Department
Ladz
Long
Weiand
N. Thomas
Snively
Hilgebrann
Dutrow
C. Potts
J. Seibert
Ferry
Lakin
Noah KE. Cramer
Ralph Radcliff
Hiram’ Winchester
Frederick Female Seminary
Mazurks
Nevin
Ditzier
Smiley
Emma Newman
Chopin
Alice Gassmann
Nora Ditzier
Schubert
Gaanmann
Maulsby
Ditzler
Clara Smiley
Chargs O
Kelly Mazisby
Maying
Nora Ditzler
Insignis
Alice Gaasman
Mary
Clase
Music Department
Nore M. Disler
Mt Jackson
Frederick College Alamo! Association
Maryland Gate Weather Bureau
Ttme
Hood
Frederick Boys
P.R. R
John Hendericebon
Cai
Lavisi
Gents
Foul Gulf
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Palestas
Obader
Joan Henxonweeen
F. V. Staub
ACANS
F. V. Sravi
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Teleprose Connections
Doll Brothers
Brothers
North Mareret ST
Dou BrOrars
Pans
PaNvrai Panis
Rasrass
Wews Office
Rodook & Neiig
Rudoce & Neidig
A. T. Rice & Bons
A. T. Rice & Son Funeral
James BE. Walker & CO J
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Jas. E. WauSea
Frederick, St
Bcation
Geo
Zimmerman
Apratdawim
Bummer Garden
C. D. Dou
J. ¥, Lisenhauer
Jet
Malvia
Iso
J .F, Eisenhauer
A. B. Hargett
Besnzaes
A. B. Hasezr Eea, Wink, A
Bartholousy
Manzen
Agen Jorn
West Patrik and Telegraph Se. Teleyacue Hie
Trvternes
Feor India
Perry
Tillo
Uslfornia Fig Syrup Company
W. Harrieon
South Market Street
Hardesty
Ofty
Trail Altordorn
Chilton & Rhodes
Markell & Trell
W. F. Chilton
N.C
Second Street
Norrie
Isidor Bake
B. Rosenear & Sons
Mrs
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
Mra. Norris
Isidor Lake
Rossnour & Sons
North Market Bureau
Mire
North Market Strees
Best & Kepler
Kenecer
Mullinix & Kemp
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