Court of Appeals rules amid state cases and local notices
A collage of statewide events includes the Court of Appeals deciding several cases while local items report drownings, deaths, marriages, a fireworks store explosion injuring nine, and a state allocation for Maryland Agricultural College. Also noted are tax disputes, venue change bids in a Rosenstein murder case, a 1899 Williamsport tax rate, and railroad schedule beginnings.
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Court of Appeals
Frank Cook
Chester
Montgomery
William Rehmer
South
Paca Street
Baltimore
Hopewell Hebb
Old Fort Cumberland
Cumberland
C. James Orrick
George A. Pearce
James Fechtig
Rockville
Rosensteins
Florence Gassaway
Poolesville
Robert L. McNair
Rockville Presbyterian Church
Briarly Hall
Montgomery County
George R. Bassett
Sewell Street
Lafayette Market
Secretary of the Interior
Maryland Agricultural College
Williamsport
Blue Mountain Express
Western Maryland Railroad
Edward Diehl
Middleburg
Carroll County
Quartermaster’s Department
Washington
James F. Dugan
Potomac River
Willamsport
M F. Seibert
Washington County
David C. Smart
Maryland Detective Service
Cavetown
Maryland
Smithsburg
Young Roeder Worse After Baltimore Wound
The thirteen year old Brunswick boy David Roeder lay critically injured from a bullet wound to the abdomen at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. His playmate Frank Ernest is in custody as the investigation continues with Justice Leech receiving deposition and the boy absolving his friend.
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Roeder
David Roeder
Brunswick
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
J. H. Roeder
Frank Ernest
Ernest
Justice Leech
Ward
Twenty Graduates at Frederick High School Commencement
Joint commencement at the Frederick Female and Male High Schools featured Prof. H. B. Prettyman presenting diplomas to twenty graduates. The program included orations, essays, music, and a banquet at Court Street restaurant with remarks by teachers and officials and prizes awarded for high averages.
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Frederick
City Opera House
Emma Virginia Biggs
Huldah L. D. Brust
Mary Warrier Burger
Mary Rosske Chew
Kate Courtney
Sallie Katherine Firestone
Virginia West
E. R. Eschbach
Osborne Ingle
T. F. Hoffmeier
Amon Burgee
Clemson
Dill
Urner
Frederick County
Robert E. Lee Kolb
Calvin Percy Page
Chester Garfield Clem
Charlesville
Grayson
Prettyman
Charles E. W. Summers
Braddock
Vale
Mary R. Chew
Fleur de Lis
Nellie M. Mateny
Woman
Alice C. Hughes
Lara M. Wolfe
Tramsville
Beacon Lights
Emma V. Biggs
Mary H. Burger
Gertrude V. Thomas
Mr. Pleasant
Edith Thomas
Backeystown
Our Navy
D. John Markey
Clarence H. Bett
Grayson T Sanner
Yellow Springs
Grayson H. Staley
Burgee
Charles E. Summers
Paul ©. Whip
Sallie Katharine Firestone
Calvin Percy Pare
Chester Garfeld Clem
Virginia West Gryson
Chas. E. W. Summers
Huidah J. D. Brust
Court Street
A. P. Marsh
Grayson Sanner
Robert Roth
Charles Summers
Clarente Tiett
Calvin Fage
Grayson Stalex
Chester Clem
John Markey
Graywates
Frederick Cramer
Paul Urner
Emory Cram
Modern Beauty Prefers Healthful Living and Figs
The article extols a modern beauty who thrives on good food sunlit exercise and outdoor activity. It notes her glowing health and blooming complexion and mentions her use of Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co as a gentle cleansing remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrap Co
Commencement Echoes and Alumni Honors at Visitation Academy
At the Visitation Academy commencement Fr. O Rourke spoke on education. Miss Marie McCube and Miss Marie Miller performed and delivered a valedictory. Alumni officers were elected including vice presidents and an advisory board. The banquet drew 100 covers. out of town alumnae attended from Washington and several states.
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Visitation Academy
Ir. Culeman Bud
O'Rourke
Walsh and Richards
Mallon
Yonuingtown
Reynolds
Varnesville
Foley
Washington
Fr. O'Rourke
Marie McCube
Boy
Fendall
James B. Adams
F. B. Evans
Edwin B. Hay
Orndorff
McKnight
Cross
Rosalie Forrest
Anna Hammett
Louise O’donnenaghe
May Blaine
White Post
Kemp
Woodstock
Mad
Walker
Pennsylvania
Curran
Baltimore
Selina Pegninot
Philadelphia
Janie Boone
Fitzsimmons
Buckeystown
Susan Simms
Hagerstown
Hymeneal at Break of Day Unites Frederick Couple
Early morning ceremony before most citizens stirred joined Millard Wiles of Frederick to Mattie C. Phillips of Brunswick. They wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev. Page Milburn, then boarded the 6.26 train to Baltimore. Carrie Elner Bennett weds Charles Phillips in Washington at St Pauls English Lutheran. Otis A. Fuss and Jessie Lynn married at Double Pipe Creek by Elder T J Kolb on June 17.
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Frederick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Page Milburn
Millard
Wiles
Mattie C. Phillips
Brunswick
Baltimore
Phillips—Bennett
Carrie Elner Bennett
Washington, D. C
John H. Bennett
Charles Phillips
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Washington
D. C
Fuss—Lynn
Otis A. Fuss
Jessie BE. Lynn
Thurmont
T. J. Kolb
Double Pipe Creek
Will be Tried Here in Slidell Murder Case
It is decided that Armstead Taylor and John Alfred Brown charged with the Slidell homicide will be moved to this county for trial. Affidavits were filed in the clerk Thomas Dawson’s office. Taylor will be defended by James A. Fechtig and Browner George A. Pearre Jr., both of the Baltimore bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstead Taylor
John Alfred Brown
Hosensteins
Slidell
Montgomery County
Thomas Dawson
Taylor
James A. Fechtig
Baltimore City
Browner
George A. Pearre, Jr
Baltimore
Congressman Pearre
Two-horse race thrills fairground crowd
A speed trial at the fairgrounds yesterday evening drew 200 to 300 spectators. The half mile race, started by Mr. George W. Smith, saw the Ramsburg owned horse win with Derizahaugh’s horse in second place. Judges were C. Eckstein and others.
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Fairgrounds
Wm. HW. Ramsburg
Henry Wineberg
Charles Dertzabaugh
Lewis Fraley
Mr. Ramsburg
Mr. Derizahaugh
Itime
George W. Smith
Charles Winebrewer
Wm. Dackey
Eckstein
Judg
Carroll County Tax Collectors List by District
Carroll county tax collectors listed by district include Taneytown Union town Manchester Westminster Hampstead Franklin Middleburg New Windsor Union Bridge Mt. Airy and other areas. The roster names Henry Galt William A Marker John T Mays Woolerys Jacob Rapp J G Hoffman J Wesley Biggs Georges E Wright William Crease George P Ruckey and William H Dempser.
Tragic Death Strikes Unidentified Man in Branswick Yard
A train in Branswick struck and killed an unknown colored man around 9 30 Monday in the east end of the Branswick yard. The victim stood about six feet tall and twenty five years old, with a companion who escaped injury as they failed to notice the approaching locomotive. The note ends with an unrelated Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement.
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Branswick
Branswick Yard
Commencement Highlights From Thurmont Walkersville and Middletown
Graduates from Thurmont High School Walkersville High School Middletown High School and Emmitsburg High School celebrated with exams songs and speeches. J D Bouchley and Prof W A Garrison presided while diplomas were conferred and musical selections enriched the program.
Personal notes from a Maryland visit list
Purely personal items note Isaac Wineberg leaving for Baltimore. Several Washington D C residents visit a convent. Locals Hodges from Shepherdstown travels for business. A stream of names from Frederick and nearby towns appears in the day’s social notes.
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Isaac Wineberg
Baltimore
Hanlon
Washington
D. C
G. Hodges
Shepherdatown
W. Va
Helen Onsain
Milas Lilian Panpel
Braddock
U.S. Hobbs
Liberty
Frederick
Chas, I
Vink
B. F. Grouse
Wo Rinehart
David M. Roop
Westmilitator
Rederick
May
Jessie Bowlus
Misa Bearia Gotsendanner
Wroderiol
Misa Nellie McAuthroy
New London
Harvesting to start near Myersville on Thursday
Brief notes report harvesting may begin near Myersville on Thursday. The Board of Aldermen will meet this evening at the usual time and place. County treasurer Georges W. Kauffman hosted a barn raising on his farm near Rieb’s Mills this afternoon. Charles Brengis, son of George Brengle, is recovering from a leg operation to remove an ugly growth above the knee.
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Myersville
Board of Aldermen
Georges W. Kauffman
Rieb's Mills
Charles Brengis
George Brengle
Illness Returns to Harwood After Washington Visit
Mr. Thomas N. Harwood was brought home from Washington on Monday very sick. He fell ill during a visit to his daughter Mrs. Dr Wiltberger. His condition was much improved this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N. Harwood
Washington
Dr. Wiltberger
Baseball game between Adamstown and Frederick rescheduled
The contest moved from June 4 to Friday June 24 at 3 o'clock. Adamstown will be strengthened by Bray the southpaw from Mexersour Callere and Cramer the Vanville Military Institute catcher, promising an exciting encounter.
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Tseball
Adamstown
Frederick
Bray
Mex _ersour Callere
Cramer
Vanvile Military Institute
Funeral Service for Mrs. Grove Held at Residence
The funeral of Mrs. Maria W. Grove was held at the home on Telegraph Street with Rev. Page Milburn officiating. Pallbearers included Thos. Riline C. A. Landie Sarre King Augustus Heidler W. H. Knock and C. E. Chie. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. T. Rie A Sons directed services.. The text also notes C Silas Thomas of Jefferson displayed Red Cross wheat samples at the office and anticipates obtaining 45 bushels per acre. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad urged for health.
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Mrriana W. Grove
C. Silas Thomas
Jefferson
Red Cross
Thomas
Contract Awarded for Middletown Church Pipe Organ
The contract for the pipe organ at the Evangelical Lutheran church in Middletown was awarded to Hook & Hastings Company of Boston for $5,000. Mrs Willard Keller hosted a social gathering at Clark Place last evening for several friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Middletown
Hook & Uastings Company
Boston
Willard
Keller
Clark Place
The Exclusive Carpet House Big Matting Sale
L E Mullinix reports matting sales exceed expectations due to lower prices. Big sales have left many remnants from 11 to 35 yards, with three to be closed out regardless of former prices. Opportunity to buy matting cheap from The Exclusive Carpet House. Telephone 150.
Ready-made Bedding Offer Challenging Old Price
A seller advertises sheets and pillow goods at old price but notes stock cannot meet the asked price. The lot includes ready-made hand torn hemmed or hemstitched items in all sizes and promises savings if buyers act quickly before depletion.
First New Wheat Displayed at Baltimore Chamber
The first arrivals of the new Southern wheat were shown yesterday at the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce. Last year's first arrival occurred on June 21. The Northumberland county Virginia samples were unusually dry for early wheat, plump, well developed, with a bright amber color and exceptionally free from garlic.
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Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Northumberland County
Local notices and river trade ad snippets
A short local item mixed with thanks from Paint B. Grove to friends and clergy. It mentions a Myersville trolley party at 1.20 p.m. and a novice race the next evening, with a matched race a feature. Also lists sea food items and Castle's store at 43 East Patrick Street, plus Dr. Wm G Boteler eye ear nose throat practice at 24 N. Market Street.
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Castle's
East Patrick Street
Wm. G. Boteler
Ors
Market Street
Fexdence
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Virginia
Lonedon
Smidh
Pocahontas
Constantinople
Offenbach
Payhu
Smith
America
Dewlousy
Wis
Jacques Offenbach
Cologne
Clackall
the Thames
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
IO Erree
N. Market St
Umbrella
Board of Appeal
Salon
E. A. Gittinger
City Reg
C. M. Eader Brilliantine Geo. S. Rodock & Co
R. & D. Mantz
Philip E. Grove
Athletic Park
Phila
Gorsuch
Houck and Levy
News OF the State
Nieweraperhal
BK. B. Prettyman
State Superintendent of Public Instraction
Hood
HGH
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Thurmont High School
J.D. Bouchley
Lhurmont
Mary P. Cassell
Metzgar
Alice H. Osler
Fannie Landers
Margaret EB. Wacscho
Henry Lloyd Gall
James Firrer
M. Katharine Martin
Bessie HK. Freeze
Ethel E. Whitmore
Maggie 8. Stockdale
Eleanor M. Loy
Blancha Hammet
Nellie G. Grimes
Ethel B. Whitmore
Effie G. Baker
W. A. Garrison
Blanche Hammett
LeRoy Shaffer
Annie Lamrie
Walkersville High School
Chandos M. Benner
Oscar M. Fogle
John V. Nicodemus
Very
John ¥. Nicodemus
Veryl Scholl
Worthington
Elmer William Remsburg
Simon Leslie Shafer
John Singleton Stone
Frank Russel Young
Middletown Orchestra
John 8
Stone
Athen
Clarence A. McBride
Leslie Shafer
Middletown Orchestra; oration,‘The Rise and Fall of Nations,’ TF
Russell Young
Elmer W. Remsberg
Amy I. Young
Russell R. Alexander
Emory L. Coblentz
Beard
Emmitsburg High School
W.C.B. Shulenberger
George S. Gillelan
Anna Adelsberger
Mauderr
Kremer Hoke
Charles Reipewald
E.R. Zimmerman
Emmiteborg Mandolin Club and Choral Union
Huant Macrographa
Araly
Sunday School
Araby
Arthur Brieritation
Bessia Schuefter
Hazel Green
Joana
Arthur Brien
Johnny Null
Ning
Young Rirla
Rosia! Lightner
Blanche Green
Minnie Tucker
Daniel Mulligan
Bossie Schaeiter
Blanche Whitmore
Ida Brien
Lemuel Shurfey
Edward Harman
School
Wm. Schell
Lonn Myers
Emma Brien
Daisy Haller
Sunday School Children's Fund
William Stup
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Lloyd BE. Coblentz
Ambrows
R. F. Ransom
Mulberry and
Calhoun Streets
John Glenn, Jr
Calhoun Street
Mulberry
Coblent
Bright Kemp
Lovat
L. E. Mullinix
L. EK
Moura
Telephone
John Hendrickson
Onli
Silabon Alle
Aizos
Thuy
Joan Hoenvboxsox
Is Lot Wood Store Boxna
Neidig & Miller
Greater Frederick's
Lawua
India
Nuwie & Mu. BR
N. A
Clinton E. Main
Quinton B. Main
North Market Street
Loogal
B. Grove
F. B. Sappington
Meeda Biscuits
Dis
Io Fralerick
Packa
Dansdawiy
Sappington
Market St
GEO
Rodook & CO
Rodoux
T. Biok
A.T. Riog & Sons
Derick, MD
F. V. Staub
If. V. Stars
Northwest Corner Market
Railing
the Railing Grocery CO
C.E. Ramsburg
Cee
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Burg
N. Market Strompt
J. . Heisely Keiler
Perfectis
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Alfred Ritter
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Ofice
Milton G. Urner Hay
Urver Art Altornay
Raird
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Layr
Sarcesarts Rea
Laver
Recarrie Doe
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