Broad Briefs of Local and National Happenings
Wheat harvest to begin in Washington county this late summer. Crawford Bicycle Works discharges 700 night workers for two months. plan to rebuild factory with half a million bricks. Pen Mar excursion season starts. Governor Lowndes appoints justices of the peace and deputy game wardens for Baltimore and counties. Harry Ballivyan shot in the leg at Union Mills. Howard county circuit court opens in Ellicott City. A man likely died by his own hand near Ellicott City. clothing found. Governor names Benjamin Watkins judge of Anne Arundel Orphans Court. Shepherd Wilson sets fire in Allegany county jail cell. Fourth quarterly distribution of sub sise school funds made. Legal steps to stop Potomac River pollution at Cumberland. Naval Academy homing pigeon service at Annapollo stopped. Charles Anderson, lineman, cut with an axe by Harford farmer over wire-area dispute. Amsterdam municipalizes water and telephone services. next year gas works and streetcars targeted. Vesuvius erupts with lava flows. night scenery at crater visible from observatory. Bion Boost opens a store on East Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowndes
Baltimore City
Harry Ballivyan
Union Mills
Carroll County
Howard County
Ellicott City
Benjamin Watkins
Orphans’ Court
Anne Arundel County
Shepherd Wilson
Allegany County
Comptroller of the Treasury
Potomac
Cumberland
Naval Academy
Aonapello
Charles Anderson
Harford County
Armsterdam
Vesuvius
Niue
Bion Boost
East Fifth Street
Personal notices of local residents and visitors
PURELY PERSONAL. Savant Mrs Willis A Mansfield of East Church street visits her parents near Onsyaville. Mrs Lewis Fraley of West Patrick street visits relatives in Baltimore. Mrs Harry Scntdt and children visit relatives in Woodsboro. Miss Carrie Thomas of Baltimore visits her aunt Miss Emma Thomas West Third street. Mr Thomsa Wolf left yesterday afternoon for Western Maryland College commencement. Miss Lizzie Whalen of Loveland Ohio visits the Misses Whalen of East Patrick street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis A. Mansfield
East Church Street
Onsyaville
Thia County
Lewis Fraley
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Harry Scntdt
Woodsboro
This County
Carrie Thomas
Emma Thomas
West Third Street
Thomsa Wolf
Western Maryland College
Lizzie Whalen
Loveland
Ohio
BASE BALL Gell to Play Crickets. Bentztown Friday Game
Baseball actions in the week include a 6 o'clock game between the Catch Ems and the Crickets at Northwest Addition with Freshman Bennett versus Wood Kolb. A Bentztown Bards versus Frederick Janiors clash is planned for Friday evening at Rinth Werties with a collection to buy balls and data. Also notes on barber shop improvements, marriage licenses, and a fatality in Havre de Grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ems
Freshman
Bennett
Wood
Kolb
Bentztown Bards
Frederick Janiors
Rinth- Werties
Tax Assessors Prepare Property Schedules for District No. 1
Tax assessors in Frederick County Maryland are compiling schedules for real estate and personal property as part of a statewide tax rollout. Notices to property owners require listing tract names, parcel sizes, and per acre values, with separate appraisal of improvements. Owners must file blanks within twenty days or face compulsory valuation by assessors, with appeals limited to twenty days after notice of increased valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesere
James Wonek
A. Calvie Croalse
Jefferson
Erise
Asgensors
Thomas J.keatley
Baw Tex
Frederick
Board of County Commissioners
Ass Board of Control
Hays
Maryland
Tate
Tax Exemption Fragments From Historic Ledger Text
The text lists exemptions and property categories for taxation including shares of stock in non national banks or foreign corporations, property of churches and cemeteries, crops and fuel for producers, tools and clothing, and personal property of corporations. It mentions sections and acts relevant to Maryland law and clarifies varied exemptions for hospitals, asylums, charities, and adjacent grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isco
Vardaty
Gnaual
Civitead
Vauarlee
Maryland
United States
O.a.c. Charches
Bleam
Golden wedding noted in Tas News readers letters
In a June 11 column a letter from A TRUE SROxTaMAN discusses the golden wedding of Rev. T. J. Shepherd and his wife at Oakland, alongside the first anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Pearce, with a vivid account of the celebration and a poem about fifty years. A second letter urges authorities to enforce fishing laws on the Monocacy and other streams to protect spawning beds and fish populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz News
T. J. Shepherd
Oakland
Wiliam J. Dorsey
Howard County
Augustus Riggs
Jane Ropes
Oliver Pearce
Elizabeth
Mary
Rifty
Longwood
Walla
Shepherd
Maryland
Sisters Five
Luke
Fredericktown
Doctor Warfeld
Mra Stinson
Miss Warfeld
Snowden
Edward Snowden
Izaak Welton
Indiaa
National Convention opens with incomplete reports in St Louis
The Republican National Convention met in St Louis with chairman Ferrbanks presiding. Lodge of Massachusetts headed resolutions, Wellington of Maryland led credentials, Small of New Jersey handled resolutions. Permanent organization approved. credentials still pending, adjournment set for 2 pm. Foraker to nominate Morton for VP after presidential nomination. Thurston of Nebraska elected permanent cashier. Hood's Sursaparil advertisement appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lonia
Tar
Louis
Feirbanks
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Wellington
Maryland
Small
New Jersey
Ap.m. Foraker
Morton
Joby M. Thurston
Nebraska
The Wedding Bells and Bright Solemnity of a City Union
A broad account of a prominent Frederick wedding at All Saints Episcopal Church with bride Miss Louise Waters and groom Mr Charles Waters Waters, including ceremony details, attendants, outfits, and an extended wedding tour to Niagara Falls. Reception at the bride's mother’s East Church Street home features roses and music. Also reports a quiet Kemptown wedding and a high school commencement in Frederick with graduates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiecopal Charch
Mlee
Hoes Lillen Kitter
Lee
Alfred Biter
Rose Jones
East Church Street
Charles Creme
Waters
J. KR. Waless
Ice Register of Wills
Tee
Hen
Hen. Osborne Logie
All Satsta
Moendelsohn
George Edward Smith
Mary Louise Waters
Alfred Ritter
Emma Thompson
Baltimore
Miss Thompson
la France Rozes
J. William Jones
Jeferses Hospital
Philadelphia
Allen Rohrback
Osborne Ingle
Episcopal Church
Whittingham
Thurmont
Bertha Ritter
Katharine Thompson
Nellie Myera
Louise Foot
Messrs
Thomas Chapline
Geo. B. McCleery
Joseph W. Gaver
Elon Firestone
Chas. Byarly
Barry E. Chap
Mery Louise Bine
Niagara Falla
Frederick
Register of Wills
All Sainta Episcopal Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
William Jones
Camden
N J
Nenora Jones
Milleville
N. J. Bir
John Waters
Bertha Xliter
Roanoke
Emma
Kate Thompson
J. K. Waters
Prof. Smith
Kemptown
A. D. Dick
Saldee Davie
Samuel Davie
Fountain Mills
Wiliam Beeter Burgee
New Market High School
New York
Former Marylsad School Alumni Meet Opens This Afternoon
The second annas session of former pupils of the Marylsad School for the Deaf and Domb began this afternoon and will continue Friday. About forty arrived this morning and more came from Baltimore and Washington until the total reached over one hundred. A program of exercises and sign language addresses were held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylsad School For the Deaf
Domb
Baltimore
Washington
Prof C Cramer to Help Vision Defects Free Mondays
Loc4l mention states Prof. C. 8. Cramer will be at the Carin Bone every Monday from 9 am to Sp. m offering free consultation for vision defects. They boast guaranteed eye prescriptions and satisfaction with sight improvements, no charge for service. Salem & DJ announce Crawford bicycles for sale with high and medium grades at 76 and 60 dollars, inviting inspections to compare specs and ensure maker-applied guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Cramer
Carin Bone
Tim
Salem
Crawford Bicyclea
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Jeena Mer Nak
Jucu
Westher Forscan
Sasamatox
D.C
Shawere
W. Gb. Hoorr
the Weather Bureau
Optician
Baltt
Clark's
N. Market St
McCardell’s
Blore
Cramer
Grand Gaton Tent Co
Taldor Saks
Washineton County
Crawford Bicycle Works
Hagerstown
Pen Mar
Savant
Young’s
North Market Itises
Wm. G. Ward
Stella Blanche Fizher
Branswick
Capisin
George W. Chamberlaine
Havre de Grace
Farrent
Editon
Tas
Dok Patie Zor
Ianaago Willone
THE
National Convention
Hood
Jones Aupilals
Popmlay Yumsy
Cosple
Aid Jane Biecodtns
All Baits
P. E Church
Waple
Hen. A. D. Dick
William R Kinsey
Sigerdan A. ‘Waple
Montgomery County
Opera House
Elva Jenning
Bewle Thomas
Daisy Strasberg
Sadie Hahn
Mamie Dean
Roy Thomas
Leroy McMaster
Roger Wood
Hugh Dean
Usilfornia ‘ Sig Dyrap Company
Peptis
Maryland School 3
Theamsrires
Tupex Baxs
Rosenour’s
Best & Kepler
Fosskey
Osry O8ery
Osiret
Hosibey
Best & Korea
North Mahert
East Third
South Market Street
Frank Suman
Lars Bright
National Bank
Adplyst Bank
First Nat. Bank
Edward Hewes
Joan v. Motter
Thomas & Clary
Rm Estate
Thomas
Clary
Bama
Freda
Mt Pleasant
Fred
Walt
Reerek
Fourth Street
Patrick St. Frederick
Crawford
Bae & Dill
Mullinix & Kemp
Monionx
Kure
KID Sells
John Henoniozson
F. V. Staub
California
Bax
Bartlett Pears
F. W. Slave
North Barket Eteret
Telephone
Dp Brothers
Be and
North Market ST
Attingb
Attings
Ile
Don Baroruzas
Magrerel
Feadty
Epcos
Wackere
Paris
Bicycle Oae
Rp Resrass
NAW
Rodook & Neidig
Ieee antiLeTes
al c
MITI
Uare
Hadock & Weldig
A. T. Rice & Bons
A. T. Ricz & Sone Funeral Directors
James BE. Walker
J E. Waleer
Ja. HK. Warsss & UJ
Loonti
GEO. A. Zimmermad
Doll's
Agmmer
Jone
C. D. Dou
J. P. Eisensauer
Mahvin
Anily
Eisenhauer
A. B. Hargett
Brennans
Goo Oo
Agen
A.C. Lepre
Ocr
Putriak
Tatra
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