Town Commissioner chosen in Mechanicstown election
J Wesley Creeger won 81 out of 72 votes to fill the Mechanicstown Board of Town Commissioners vacancy caused by N C Groff's death. A monster carp caught in the wasteway at Brunswick Jack by Hezekiah Shilling tipped the beam at 10 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Creeger
Board of Town Commissioners
Mechanicstown
N.C. Groff
Brunawick Jack
Tucalsy
Hezekiah Shilling
J.P. Karo
Jacob Young
Middletown
Lews McBride
Broadway
New York City
Fran J. Lenz
Frederick
Bia
Ates
Masors Celebrate Fraternal Reception With Music and Decor
A large Frederick social event hosted by the Masors featured a decorated hall, Philhemunie orchestra, and formal welcome by Lion Jaca Hobr bach. Performances included July, Navareth, and Harvest Home selections, followed by cream, cake, and fruit as attendees from Washington and Hadtimare joined local elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philhemunie
Ferna
Lion Jaca
Hobrbach
Prof Sout
Gragg Muller
Mrotesaur Pintth
Binith
Laurie
Yrederick
Washineton
Hadtimare
Wastinieter
Notable Local People and Incidents Across State News
Col John H Sotheron of St Marys county dead? Richard Butler a Black man died at the Chr y Hospital Baltimore of ricconghe. Clement H Arnold of Tilhat county is spoken of for oyster navy commander. John M Boarman near Port Tobacco seriously injured by a colored worker. Large Maryglead strawberries shipments from Baltimore to northern cities by rail. Governor Brown to appoint oyster inspectors and school commissioners July 16. Agricultural College annual meeting held. no action on President Alvord charges due to incomplete investigation. Isaac Gncknson sues druggist Robert T Petzold for 5000 over infant death from alleged mishandled prescription. Mrs Emma Buyett widow of D Galther Huyett dies at The Willows Cavetown. Early Mary Sander authorized to keep an Indian ant to hunt wild cattle found in Montgomery County records. John A Denton convicted of embezzlement as Howard County clerk. sentenced to three years, appeal deferred. Col TOA Wilmer and others hold election for captain of company B. James E S Pryor elected. Whitman Dan, 11, drowns wading near Scott Street. companion James Hensing rescued. Daehn family of Frederick County. mother attended funeral. son’s body returned to 607 Scott Street. Previously drowned in Hoting Gardens as a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Sotheron
St. Mary's County
Richard Butler
Chry Hospital
Baltimore
Kicconghe
Clement H Arnold
Tilhat County
John M. Boarman
Bort Tobacco
Laltimore
Brown
The
Agricultural College
Alvord
Isaac Gnc
Joseph J. Merrick
Montgomery County
Laird
Mary Sander
Ewaie Findy
John A Denton
Howard County
Baltimore City
Toa. Wilmer
Maryland National Guard
Meyerstown
Wm. P. Lane
C. A. Little
James E.S. Pryor
Ten Mada Brick Test At A B Farquhar York Aro
A test of vitrified and other bricks conducted at A B Farquhar’s shop in York last Monday produced satisfactory results. Bricks from Pleam brick yard and a local steam brick yard were examined. one vitrified brick broke slightly from a falling heavy piece. The proprietor reported being very pleased with the trials despite a minor flaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Farquhar
York
Hamilton Stone Paper Weight From Old House Relates To Burr Duel
Broulfer and Darmer of Hagerstown received a stone said to come from the house of Alexander Hamilton the first secretary of the treasury. Towners request a paper weight carved from the relic. Hamilton's Washington home is noted. A York County deputy sheriff inspected the local gallows model used for an upcoming execution in York next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broulfer & Darmer
Hagerstown
George Alfred Townernd
Alexander Hamilton
Treasury
Aaron Burr
Mr. Townsend
Washington
Kerand
York County
HF. Steiner
York
Wedneway
Newspaper Offer Calls For Low-Priced Papers
A fragment describes cheap newspaper sales or exchange options with a one cent per item rate and requests readers to place orders at the News office.
Homeopathy Institute To Open Annual Medios
The American Journal of Homeopathy will open its annual meeting at the National Theatre in Washington with over 500 attendees expected. Doctors from across the state and the nation will hear lectures and see demonstrations, marking the fortieth ninth anniversary of the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosday
National Theatre
Medi Cal College
Baltimore
Galle
Maranall Hall
Als Deli
Week of school events and fairs blends with dances
The entry covers graduation ceremonies for the Seminary girls and art class, with concerts, elocution contests, and class day activities. It notes prizes, flowers, and parchment tokens, plus a Mason banquet, garden shows, and a town festival atmosphere highlighted by strawberries and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorrey Forest
Whorel
Nina
Ordinations at Mount St Mary's College by Bishop McGovern
Right Rev. Thomas McGovern ordained deacon and priest candidates at Mount St Mary's College Keomlinburg. John F. Wade of Baltimore and Bernard J Brad ley of Brooklyn were conferred deaconship. Rev Ptenen Walch of Plitahneg and Rev Rugnat L Hendler of Har Habnte were elevated to priesthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Mt. Mary's
Thomas McGovern
Harricbneg
Thoreday
Mount St. Mary's College
Keomlinburg
John F. Wade
Baltimore
Bernard J Bradley
Brooklyn
N.Y
Atudente
Mouns St Mary's Kecelalanticon
McGovern
Rey Ptenen Walch
Plitahneg
Rey Rugnat L Hendler
Har Habnte, Pa
Burkittsville Seminary to Open New Building
Prof J J Shenk principal announces new academy at Brunswick on two acre site near Cheninut street and Loudoun avenue. A 60 by 50 feet building will serve as a high grade seminary with anticipated occupancy by September first next term starts. Shenk and wife, long associated with Burkittevill e teaching, lead the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwick
J. J. Thenk
Burkttaville Seminary
E. ©. Shafer
Vrof
Shenksa
Virginia
Misa Earl Abalt
Ongen
Joshua Abalt
Brunswick
Gustefan
Shenk
Ialy
Burkitteville
Child Falls Into Creek But Survives Splash
Mrs Stephen A Cob lente of Middletown and her four year old son Harry fell near the Kefanrer Mill while fishing on the creek’s east side. Harry slipped ten feet into shallow water and landed on his feet a quick call and escape. No serious injury reported. The article notes a Chapel meeting of the Association and a Late’ Acaitiary gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A. Coblente
Middletown
Harry
Ciba
Egreind
Aida
Public School Reopening Meeting Elects Leaders
A Monday evening gathering at the public school home in Emmlleborg selected Frances A Maxwell as chair of the Maj A orner committee and elected Adebsberer Jot da to a key post. Voters debated the schoolhouse move and reflected mixed opinions on the site and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmlleborg
Frances A Maxell
Maj A. Orner
Lowey
Maulay
Iowa
News of the Churches Sunday Services Across Regions
Parish schedules outline Children's Day observances at multiple churches. Rev. Robert Williams will preach at the Presbyterian church in Baltimore city. Evangelical Lutheran and Methodist rites noted at Emmitsburg, Lewistown, and nearby towns. Orphan’s Home benefit collection planned at Loyaville.
College Colors Adopted by Frederick College Class
The graduating class of Frederick College yesterday adopted Old Gold and Navy as the college colors. These colors were also adopted by the student body and are now the official colors of the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick College
Unclear historic incident near Harper's Ferry reported
Fragmentary report describes a killing involving individuals named Bylweeter Peacher and Sylvester Pancher with references to Jamplog and Waahinton Agnetion. Uncertain details include location near a road by Harper's Ferry and a body sent to a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bylweeter Peacher
Sylvester Pancher
Penterday
Waahinton Agnetion
Harper's Ferry
Market Chat News and Prices Across Town
An OCR fragment blends market gossip with retail prices and local notices. It lists butter and egg prices, poultry rates, beef cuts, veal, pork, and various vegetables and fruits with per pound or per box figures, followed by scattered land deals and property transfers in Baltimore and Brunswick. The text also references cobblestone damage and a civic commentary before shifting to real estate transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusen
Doron
Malambla and Loneh Lodges Meet at All Saints Church
The members of Malambla and Loneh Lodges A F and A M will meet their room at 10 o'clock tomorrow with services at All Saints Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malambla
Loneh
A. F P
A. M
All Saints Episcopal Church
Carpet Department Opener Adds Lace Cabinet Inventory
In a brief note the store announces a new lace cabinet range for sale after days of steady ordering. The message highlights a renewal of products and a focus on decorative carpet department items.
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Fair Blonday
M W Warnsscox
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Renner & Kemp
C. E. Cline & Co
George A. Gilbert
Cabbace
James E. Walker & Co
Magons
Haller's
Charlea Brongle
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Henry Tyson
Gilson Brothers
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Daliimore
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Charles H. Weinberg
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Charles Mehrlieg
Weet South Street
FP Kennedy
Lane Dan Paberntin
Bart
Everbody
C. FB. Cilne & Co
Union Fairtie
Yenterday
Meyers
David Lee Richey
Ten Ri
Tamalabt
iAneckers
Teralborsville
Toba
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Whitman Dan
Scott Streat
Jouls Hosaing
John Henson
Peter Daehn
Frederick County
Scott Street
Dahns
Hoting Gardens
Jeff
Mary Stuart
Queen Elizabeth
Etragh
Milas Doub
Minffle
Moore
Laura
Jane
Mary Jane
Dan Miller
Hla Phir
Ed Vekar
Miiharmonies
Papa Ihades
Dudley
Jake Kohrback
Indies
Naw Market
Win Richieon
Dr. Goodell
Jake Tyson
Ayer
Gran. Thomann
Sharette
Georgy F. Rijlne
W.N. Garrett
Boonsboro
A . Stup
Gettysburg Theeological Seminary
Mechanes
Eile Pampel
Eastman
Hos A. Haldia
Gattystiare
Rachel Koblenberg
Canrt Straet
Afra
Jennie Springer
Itecthys
Sy Outs
Tate
Misa Say Springer
Unda
Wihler
Park Winnue
Win
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Liberty
Eugene Haffner
Migs Ametia Gearlog
Balto
Moltime
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Harry Hedies
Walhy
Michnele
Robert Dutrow
Tita
Ohio
Holtz
Near
Harry Uf Showman
A.D. Doty
Jefferson
Amanda Jenkine
Haltimore
J. O. Holtz
Eugene Skyles
Jeannette
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Larotta Wright
Altra Margaret Knode
South Market Street
Wil
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Neb
Bam
Thane
Newa
North Rad
Hruah Factory
Bt. John
Acore
Cannon
George Vert Goetz
Grovncastle
Haywart
Wincourth
Hayward
Mason
Cyclone Atrack
Iellserys
Yetay
Northwest
Ingo Ted
Molessworth
Wood
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Fleshman
Eckatefe
Uill
Wate
Mesara
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Bender
Eoravas
Tina Ht
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CS. Refeneur
James Schaffer
Rocky Springs
George Keynes
West Patrick Street
Mies Mary Krimer
VE Clay Hill
Association Tomor
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Neer
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Lenotner
Whit Hall
Wim 1
Manrosa
Bubsea
Hinreta
Knoesdhe
Bo'elock
Ey Acy, Campbell
Prosbyterten
Robert Williame
Balthoore
Emstoltaborg
J ON. Armigorman
Lea
Uematreat
Urunawick Lin
Burday
Blaelock
Heniatreet
Noh Bkylea
Weyatmore
Classis
Reformed Church
Jurifson Elty
Petafe
Tov
Mayalles
U. B
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Holy Commisnion
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Epworth
Loyaville
A. C. Stup
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Goalp Trogel
Jayde
Clint
Pete Nidfad
Pat
Seinty
Patel
Billy
Myte al Matato Trantor
Clas
Coblentz
Exe Headley
Heal Retate End Improvement Company
John T. A. Hock
Wm. P. Maulsby
Tran
Teen of
Emmitaburg Methodi
Kutacapal
Mmmitsburgg
Mutual Land and Improvement Company of
Hallimore City
Hrunswick
James
Walker & OU Pats
Walker & Co
Abu
Bizke
Wrather
Tuwalrer
Notiofs
Mulliniz & Kemp
Mubbinty & KeMr
Alan
Motsamx & Ken
Rodook
Neidhe
Oduck
Reidig
Wedatt
Weer
Repeneae
Hunger & Neidig
At, Rice & Sons
Penticu
WNL
Pilou Ickl
Jobn Bender Ige Son
Colton
Gho. A. Chlbert
Market Street
Roya
Chillion
Taylor & Co
Atrewa
D. H. Best
Enna
P. EL
Job Wada
Tobeta
Ser
North Market
Imith'e Tempe
Panay ——A
Blaceston
B. H. Buaceston
Fiemonasce
Wilae Gosnsemenes
Ile Ungo
Ialke
Ino
Anwar Ahammar
Foasen
Attorneys-At-Law
Levy
Attornet
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