Harvesting Begun and Community Notices from 1890s
Harvesting has begun in the Trameville area despite wind and damage to wheat. The eleventh annual reunion of the Maryland School for the Deaf occurs August 5 at Grove No. 8 in Baltimore, with Prof Grow and sons attending the National Deaf Convention in Washington on June 26. Local social events include Miss Marion Campbell Johnson’s birthday gathering and Miss Kate Johnson’s evening at East Church street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trameville
Merday
Maryland School For the Deaf
Grove No. 8
Dreid Hill Park
Baltimore
Thoraday
CG. M. Grow
M.grow
Harvey P. Grow
National Convention of the Deaf
Washington
Marion Campbell Johnson
Wa. C. Johnson
Kate Johnson
East Church Street
Barn derrick collapse injures two men near Rockville
Dispatch from Rockville reports a barn raising accident two miles west of town when a derrick failed. Edward Hendry sustained serious body injuries and a head wound. Ad Washington endured heavy bruising. Both were knocked unconscious and judged fatally bert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Charles Weirs
Edward Hendry
Ad. Washington
Hendley
Washington
Bert
Chandler Keys
WinyDove
Middlebrook
Wreck on the B&O Near Monrovia After Wheel Burst
Early this morning a B&O freight wreck occurred two miles east of Monrovia near Plan No eight or ten cars derailed and damaged. No serious injuries. tracks blocked until about 10 am. Wrecking train accidents killed 80 year old Allen Males near Monrovia. Providence Church observes Children's Day with a program led by Mrs Day and Rev Nock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B&o. Br.rk
Monrovia
Baltimore Mail
Besweeen Monrovia
Amsville
Mastartly Kalle
Browningsvil'a
Nick Lewis
Alice
Sashe Hyatt
Gertrude Watkiza
BR. M. Browning
Nock
Irving
Felda
McCullough
Errenit
Orgen
Liberty
Thomas J. Bowhan
Thorsday
T. Ferguson
Fairmount Cemetery
Union Bridge
Unionville
Hy.Munshour
Thureday
Fair—mount Cemetery
Afr. Jas. Sr. Simmons
Roanoke
Middleburg
Thes
M.E
W.C. Brian
Morie Chipley
Amiss Mollz
Carpley
Wm. Yingling
Harry Badington
Christ
Spher
Viola
Williams
Mamie Koons
Grace Wu
Boyd
Hendon
Long visits valley, Nebraska pioneer links to land open
The Valley Register notes John Long of North Auburn Nebraska visiting relatives in Middletown. Born nearby, he claims to have been the first white man to take upland in Nebraska trading beef cattle with Indians for a half-section homestead now near Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Long
North Auburn
Nebraska
Urother
Emanuel Suman
Reedgerville
Isaac and
Ephraim Long
Ohio
Ehignois
Missouri
Court House
Auburn
Nehams County
Heiraiec
W. H. Martin
Easton
T. W. Livingston
Baltimore
Harvey F. Geizendaaner
Frederick
Middletown
Reformed Church
Sir. Bates
Conustowa
George D Smeltzer
D. B. D. Smelizar
Io A. Ras
Ofice
Journal
Oklahoma Cut
Oklahoma
George W. Mumford
Alexandersville
Thus Vnsie Witnesse
Sparrow
Albert Wilhide
City
Wilhide
Ice cream and strawberry festival at Burkittsville Seminary
Lutheran ladies of Burkittsville plan an ice cream and strawberry festival in the Seminary dining room tonight and tomorrow to raise funds for the church. Also notes on endowment gift offers, and various Childrens Day services and local church happenings in nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittable
Wil
Local Notes Include Accidents Travels and Meetings
Edmund Moberly breaks collarbone in two places while playing. Mr G V S Levy visits Baltimore County. Gus Nicholson leaves for Mexico with a covering party for months. Montgomery county residents donate for destitute persons along the canal. Harper's Ferry excursion postponed. Various locals attend Harvard commencement. Soldiers' Salvation Army meeting tonight. Catholic Benevolent Legion meeting Monday. Central Hotel lawyer petitions habeas corpus. Local sports include Maryland Trotters vs Hotel Watters. Brown's Iron Bitters advertised for health. Royal Arcanum council planned in city with informal meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V.S. Levy
Baltimore County
Gus. Nicholson
Barnesville
Mexico
Curseas
Montgomery County
Destiteta Perons
Harper's Ferry
Francis Lestt
Nipsic
Carrollton
Oczan Grove
N. Jd
W.l.odd
Mount Pleasant
John M. Engle
Ballenger
G.E. Trail
Miss Trail
John B. Harding
Harvard College
Arthur Trail
W. H. Creeger
Walkernville
Mira
Silas Mr. Hench
the Glade
Hench
George W. Penn
Seventh Street
Rely
Chas. W. Birely
Philadelphia
Irerda
Geo Baltzell
North Market Street
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Benday
P. E. Long
Central Hotel
Baltimore
James P. Parry
Maryland Trotters
Hotel Watters
McMurray
Sol. Kingabaker
Sedalis
Missouri
B. Rosenoar
CG. E. Cline &Co
Fairview
P.F. Pampell
Thos. Spinger
Montevue
James McSherry
Mesars
Evan, Hobbs
Edward Bureck
Mr Warner
Creagerstown
Washington, D. C
Gatch H
Western Maryland College
From Jail to Monterue and City Notes
Thomas Springer was held on a vagrancy charge and committed to Montevue for sixty days after a morning hearing before Magistrate Nienaber. The Aldermanic Street Commissioners inspected East Patrick Street sewers and Carroll Creek, ordering repairs and macadam on Chapel Alley. Sanitary advice from Dr. Chancellor urged households to improve cleanliness to prevent fevers. Col Dennis comments on B and O railroad rates, praising cheap grain transport from Western Maryland to Baltimore and noting extensive daily trains and coal shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterue
Thomas Springer
Strate Nienaber
Montevue
Staub
East Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
O'Leary
Chapel Ailey
Col
Dennis
Gav. R. Dennis
Baltimore
Board of Public Works
B. and C
Maryland
Wevarton
Frederick
Washington
B. and O
Martinsburg
Sime
Montgomery
Howard
Curzon
Longest Day Observed As Sun Sets Late In June
Local notes report Corpus Christi feast observances and St John’s services with a youth patron, plus the longest day of the year on June 21. Weather and college items note Western Maryland College exercises and a $4,000 bequest for a president’s house at Baker Bros. A relief letter from Sleepy Creek thanks Hardt and Myer for groceries and aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biet
St. Joan’s
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. Aloysiua
Jona
Weater
Ma. College
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Wm. McLeasa
Mt. Pleasant
Lewis
Baker Broz
Buckaystown
Sleepy Creek
Seerey Carex Barouz
W. Va
Hardt & Myer
Courze
Kours, &S
S. G. Hoop
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Bult Sans
Mohnengoll
Adiestisess
F.C
M.C.A
Lloyd Coblentz
Jady
Middletown Valley
Samuel Horine
New Madigan
Josh Coblentz
Reading
Yates Center
Kangar
Vaughn
Pierce Co
Washington Territory
Wm. G. Boteler
St. Joseph
Mises Laura Hughes Boteler
Mrs. Gen. Reynolds
R. Wreck
Valley Register
Joan F. Goacher
Reident
Woman's College of
cChundrer
S P
Livsrty
Lureeran
Jafferson
Sanday
A. B. Sa’bath
Walkeravilles
Maddietown
Walkersville
Walkersvile
Shiloh
EH. Charch
Coleridge
Neb
Holts
Winebraner
Siie
Edmund Moberly
Edward Moberly
East Fourth Street
Wm. Halley
Port Deposit
Geo. Brangle
N. Market Street
F. Thomas
Maza Bertie Dean
Harmony Grove
Chambersburg
Salvation Army
Corpa
Minz Annie Worman
Royal Arcanum Order
Move Armis
Ara
Princ Pal
City Hotel
A Pareare
G E Gonasier
C Gramer
J EF Webber
J Marius
Meo Selden
Bairo
A J Sei
Penna
WR Davis
Delaware
H Carew
New York
Tablin
AW Anderson
I C Davenport
FE Monroe
A S Anderson
JR Norris
W Pepper
C J Deions
Pennatuunty
Uestral Hotel
Crawford
Carroll County
James
Watkins
Bigga
Beaton
Wm Pierce
Carroll
Fowler
Balto
County 4
State Board of Health
Nolta
DRY Goods Department
E &E
Mullinix & Kemp
St.Johon
Tots Erty
Pordos
New York City
Hood
Jorn Hendrickson
Winchester
Frederick, Md
Hierg
Emory M. Suez
Doll’s Dry Goods
Atore, Frederick, Gedatt
Ackerel
Y. H. Eichelberger Bco
3. E Prices & Co
Credeotisle
Union Company
Astor Place
New Yornwee
Alfred B. Kolb
Frederick, Ma
Ftoyre
All Saints Street
Seldint
Grendpa
City Bakery
von Hershberger
Deladtt Roe
East Third Street
Calvin Kemp
A. Burt
Lewie
Murray Packing Co
Erick, Md
Bentztown Bridge
Brust & Co. W
Patrick Street
Sale
Kent
James W. Het
T. C. Delaplaine
Johnson
Uilding Lois
ESALE
North Markett Street
Messrs
J. Marshal Mulier
Thomas W. Morgen
Jows H.steiner
G. Mantz
Market Street
Jebnsatt Sree
York Exchange
Qatar
Muha Dolla
Walt Sora
Acca
Alfred Ritter & Co
Frederickh
Ist
Ist Mortgage
William Wilcoxon
Erederich
G J Doll & Son
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!