Saints of the Most High Plan Washington Crusade
A group calling itself Saints of the Most High plans a march from Williamsport to Washington to oust liquor traffic. Led by Rev D M Heach the movement aims to enthrone a temperance king, wear blue skirts with white crosses and a red waist, and distribute beads as emblems.
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Yeventiv
Wil
Saya Sho
Saints of the Most
Williamsport
Washington
D. M. Heach
Tris
Deaths in Hansonville and Montgomery County Obituaries
A sequence of obituaries from Hansonville Montgomery County and Baltimore notes the deaths of George A Cain age 25 from dropsy widow and child survivor brother in Ohio funeral at Zion Reformed church in Charlesville interment in local graveyard. Joseph A Blundon 75 heart affection eight grandchildren pallbearers from St Johns Forest Glen. W H Wylie merchant near Avery died suddenly in his 59th year wife and several children survive. John A Rogers 30 died at Aged Men's Home in Baltimore former wholesale dry goods firm partner survived by widow Louisa Mantz and daughter Mrs Charles Richards. Admiral Schley plans note he will visit Baltimore Sept 12 inviting reception and likely stay two months. no Washington visit soon.
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George A. Caen
George A. Cain
Hansonville
Cain
Lewie Cain
Ohio
Zion Reformed Church
Charlesville
Sph
A. Blundon
Joseph A. Blundon
Montgomery County
Charies
F. Sonia A
John C. Blondes
Mullican
Bean
W. BH. Wylie
Wylie
Avery
Washington
John A. Rogers
Baltimore
Rogers
Stevens, Miller & Company
Miller, Rogers & Company
Louisa Mantz
City
Charles Richards
Elizabeth
N.J
Agmiral Schiley
Admiral Schley
Janior Order of American Mechanica
Maryland
Law gripping case and market notes in town column
Louisa Webster colored was oriented on Saturday by Officer Esterly for disorderly conduct. Justice Eckstein fined $2.50, paid, case settled before Justice Smith. Charles Murphy arrested for disorderly conduct, fined $5, paid. Market notes: good market, berries firm, cherries scarce, raspberries late. Excursion to Pan American Exposition by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad with round trip fares from Hagerstown Frederick and intermediates to Buffalo and Washington. tickets valid seven days. Catarrh Cure advertised by F Chener & Co Toledo. Hails Family Pills praised.
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Justice Eckstein
Louisa Webster
Esterly
Jnstice
Justice Smith
Charles Murphy
Oronuse
Buffalo, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Buffalo
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Potah
Washingon
F. Chener & Co
Toledo
Life Dawn in a Memory Poem and News Briefs
A reflective verse on life and memory accompanies a series of brief news items from London to Baltimore. Reports note Ex-Governor Pingree’s illness, Colombian rebels' defiance, a bank robbery case, a Baltimore fire deaths, a poisoned child, and assorted medicinal advertisements and patent remedies.
Would-be Murderers Lynched Near Wellborn Illinois
Reported mob violence describes the killing of Tom Thomas and Mose Maxwell, two Black men, after a dispute with a farmer identified as W. Roey. The pair were found shot on a roadside. no one is identified as the shooter. The article also notes Chicago machinists winning settlements restoring conditions after a three week strike and a bank cashier's letter praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as effective.
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Wellborn
Ile
Jane
Tom Thomas
Mose Maxwell
Maxwell
W. Roey
Uyer
Go'cain
O'Cain
Tuomas
Chicago
Manufacturers’ Association
Whedon
Firs National Bank of
Winterset
Owl,u
Hesaya
Chamberlain
Dragnat
Salaby A. J. Pearry
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Houston Post
Pingree
London
Kingston
Jam
Colombia
Darien
Sholey
Harrisburg
John
Henry Towerley Weston Koiper
Charles W Ryan
Tlatifux National Bank
Halifax
Simonton
Bactern
Rowe and
Keiper
Henry L. Lineweaver
W. Mulberry Street
Robert Birchetl
Robert Taylor
J. Goldsmith
van Etten
A. L. Pearra
A. Boschee
Boschee
United States
Green
Main's
Harper Whiskers
C. N. Hauer
W. Greve
David Wineberg
City Hall
Will
Tions and Cards, Inc
Great Southern Plz. Co
Frederick, MD
Imperial Japanese Circus
Oliathic Museum
Charles Lewis
Ideal
J. T. Cousin’s
Oxfords
Allnntil & Woody
Geo. A. Gilbert
Ee Frederick
J P. S
D. & D. Institute
Assauing
Bristol Steel
Central Hardware
South Market Street
WNL S. Miller & CO
Allen Rohrback
Milkaman
Trackmman
Dr. Pierce
Golden
Arthur Mauls
Nilestown
Middlesex Co
Ontario
Carrollton Chemical Co
I. W. Harper
Frederick City
Horner
Chas N, Haver
Interstate Telephone 297
Aal Ond
Isabella Gas Works
West
Patrick Street
Apsdtt
Wall Street
America
C. E. Mackey & Co
Hudon Building
New York
Clinton E. Main
Bealmer
Charles St
Baltimore, Md
Shipley & Bopst
Lnorth Market Street
Showmas Building
H. E. Wilcoxon
Music Hall
N. Market Street
Knabe
Josdim
A. E. McConnell
West Patrick Street
Brish's Bazar
Nnidawiy
Carty
The
New Columbian
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’k, Md
Serge
B. H. Blackston & Son. YY. WM. B. O. D
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Liberty
James E. Walker & CO
Carnegie
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Brengle
W. H. B. Etchison
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