Weather and crop report from Barzindiae Barcet week
Excellent growing weather dominated the week with temperatures near average and rainfall slightly below normal in most areas. Crops in Western Maryland show mixed results as rains on the 18th aided growth. wheat below average in many locales yet rye and oats look good. fruit trees fared unevenly with May freezes affecting grapes, cherries, plums, pears, and berries. barley and corn progressing well in several counties. late-potatoes require rain to finish. Major towns include Buckeystown New Market Adamstown Mt. St. Marys Jefferson and Dorgen. reports from farmers across the region note harvests and haying activities underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Sambert
Maryland
Garret County
Mexico Bay
Trock
Weedmrick County
Buckeystown
M.D. Hopatre
Adamstown
R. Cravps Dorgen
Mt. St. Mary
Hsy
J. A. Mrrowans
D. Jefferson
St Hand
W. Baanes
Death in Woodville district claims well known resident
Willam Clay, 61, a respected Woodville district resident, died suddenly at home near apeet Church on Tuesday after several days of minor illness. Funeral held at Prospect with Rev. Cashells. interment in Ye tarnity cemetery. L. M. Norwood, Jss. Hobbs, L. Clary among pallbearers. Maj. Henry Hagan and others noted in brief. Fire Company items and local obituaries complete the tribute page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Clay
Willam Clay
Woodville
Apeet Church
Mr. Clay
Tras
Prospect
E. H. Cashells
Balthmore
Judah
Jerusalem
Josiah
Tarnity
L. M. Norwood
Jss. Hobbs
L. Clary
Chas. Brows
Wm. Bradssy
Thos. Clary
L.T. Lewis
Ridgeville
Administrators Begin Final Whittled Estate Distributions
Orphans' Coare Toe second sad Saal accoest of Wm. K. Bisce sai George W. Welty, ademin istrators of &mcel Welty, deceased. The Gre ond fied accoent of Zugent v. Bowe, executor of Jeremiah Martin, Gecessed, Sled and distribution mace and petition god coert's order fled 10 depoalt money in bank for thecat Beira. The seeced farther asi account of J aaress Cotena, et a., executors of Joan Witherow, desgasted, was "ied and dis tributive made. Lestart of administration was granted to Maud C. Pittinger om the estate of J. Newton Pittinger, Release of Mary R Welty, et al, was Sled, releasive Wm. K. Black and Geo. W. Welty, admbeistrators of Samuel Welty, deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. K. Bisce
George W. Welty
McEl Welty
Zugent v. Bowe
Jeremiah Martin
Beira
Jaaress Cotena
Joan Witherow
Maud C. Pittinger
J. Newton Pittinger
Mary R Welty
Wm. K. Black
Geo. W. Welty
Samuel Welty
Baltimore and State News Roundup
Sixteen boys graduate from Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Washington county teachers’ meeting begins. Hagerstown Plumber Hook-and-Ladder Company withdraws from the State Firemen’s Association. Maryland primaries set for July 13 and 16. Kent County nominates James Alfred Pearce for state senate. Emily C. Boseel wins the A B Reid oratorical prize at Washington College near Chestertown. deed dispute from Ridgely to Robb challenges Howard County court. Thomas Johns gets eighteen years and Lydie Mills sentenced for the killing of Columbus Nichols in Talbot County. Court of Appeals hands down opinions. one voids Brooklyn pool indictment. Coal Company pays arrears to workers as rent. Washington County approves extra power line to convey Potomac power to Hagerstown. General health notice on consumption ends with formal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Polytechnic
Washington County
Hagerstows
Hagerstown
State Firemen
Ceell County
Kent County
Democratic
James Alfred Pearce
State
Benato
A. B. Reid
Washingto~ College
Chestertown
Emily C. Boseel
Samuel Ridgely, Jr
John Robb
Howard County
Thomas Johns
Lydie Mills Mas Ysara
Columbus Ichols, Jr
Talbot County
Court of Appeals
Brooklyn Pool
Consolidation Coal Company
Potomac
Various Local Notices From The County News Bits
Brief items report a new barn on the Fauble farm near Riehl's Mills, a Baltimore and Ohio rail traveler moving to Long Branch, a registry petition dismissed, and students in the Maryland School for the Deaf taking oral tests. Also noted are honors for Dr. C Ellis Stevens, age appropriate feats by Thomas Pearl, committee meetings, a bicycle mishap near Walkersville, and several church notices including a Feagaville ice cream festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riehl's Mills
Geo. Crummill
Baltimore and
Ohio
C. Ellis Stevens
Philadelphia
Portugal
Stevens
United States
Thomas Pearl
Loy
Ate- Mon
Josepll
Board of Aldermen
William Buckey
Walkers‘ville
James McSherry
Court of Appeals
St. John’s College
Aonepolia
L. B. Keane Claggett
Peteraville
Brown's Iron Bitters Promises Strength and Health
An advertisement touts Brown's Iron Bitters as a tonic to restore vitality and strength for general debility, fatigue, sleeplessness, and low spirits. It claims quick improvement from the first bottle, notes it does not stain teeth, and urges readers to buy the genuine product from Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore, MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Chemical
Colima Disaster Details Spark Investigation and Trials
Mixed dispatches recount the Colima disaster with Captain Taylor blamed by some for failing to save passengers while others defend his actions during the ship’s rapid sinking. Witnesses describe chaotic efforts to deploy lifebelts as water flooded portholes, and the fate of crew and passengers remains uncertain amid postwreck inquiries. Separate items report a veteran’s murder trial, a Republican convention call, and local medicine and health ads from the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Taylor
Jane Iv
Bacith “Mail Company
Che Bull
Boller
Ledyent
Mexico
Taylor
Mpmnense
Also Mentioned on This Page
AGTAS
the Daily News
Charles E. Staley
All Saints
Mary
Academy of the Iaitation
Nannie Wilson
Marle Staward
Marie Hardin
Adele Harrison
Thurmont
Marpeer Wilson
Frederick County
Eunice Tlegis
Erneation Tegetei
Washington
Mary Holmes
Laylatt Holmes
Virginia
Adolph Hahn
Patrick Street
Clara C. Hahn
Gelock
Chereh
Harry Blackster
The
Stok
Charles B. Boliesowey
Monocacy
Frederick Jenction
Schroeder
East PaLaick Street
California
San Francisco
Cal
Qoutsville
Atlania, Ga
Ostein
Womer Bradfield
Bron
Jay
Taree Balties
Saadfimad
Ic & Et
Worus
Karis Clover Og
Rt L. Pearre
Fiohison
Decker
Margaret Decker
Fountain Valley
Carroll County
Afra. Decker
Henry Diffenbaugh
Fountaio ‘Valley
John T. Diffenbaugh
Fern Rock
Westminster
James A. Diffenbaugh
Leo Fahrney
Moriis Besson
Henry Hagan
Benny Hazan
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Pire Company
Brnovsvwick
Opera Horse
Brovawick
Organising & Sie Company
E Shafer
J. T. Martin
William Bratt
Patrick Lyons
R.H. Bouse
G. Hogan
Z. T. Brantner
Shiloh
Albert L Pearre
News OF the State
General Istarest
Reformed Sunday School
Peagaville
Reformed
Feagaville
Council of
England
W. G. Gries
Shiloh 'Y Catawrh Remnedy
Albert L. Pearre
Etchlaon Building
C. Wells & Co
le Roy
Sampie
Clover
Etebison Balldjog
Tuit
Tutt
Charles
Soren
Abe
Tate
Tee Conté
Learly
Baltimore, WO
Ueini TU
East Pf
Frederick, MD
Alentt & Moody's
Coliva
Bie
Merdior
Wiouirrsmere
James Williams
Criminal Court
William Chapman
Shickshinny
Pescagltanie
Banetsevice
Gilleon
Republican State Committee
Harrisburg
Melick’s
Chamberlain
Charles H. Wetzel
Sunbury
Angus Shdab Wisiter Bhipian
Walter Shipman
J.P
AL. Pearre
Frederick
W. KE. Rudy
Airy
Karl
Etchison Guild
Etchison Bulicing
Sherlock Holmes
Syphily
Foster Medicine Company
Cera
Parks Miz Co
Dillon St
Mohiddawly
News Job Printing Office
Stonebrarer
E. L. Moore
Naponset
Stonsbraker
the Stonebrakes Chemical
Baltimore, MD
Ss. J. Remsburg
Nevccist
North Market
Frederick, Mid
Madea Jweit Mar
Ance
Schier Gros
Drugeiets Fraderson
Neorance
Newrance
Noeurancs
Naurance
Wurance
Life Insurance
E Mutual Life Assurance
Worsces
Edward L. Cernand
Balto. G. Geena
Sual Bash
Rambler Bicycles
Chicago
Ice
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St
Frederick, Ma
Hagridows, Md
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