Democrats Date Set For State Convention In Maryland
The Democratic State Central Committee met in Baltimore with a large turnout and an uneventful session. The state convention date is Wednesday September 27 in Baltimore and each circuit will hold its own nominating conventions in early September at Ocean City Hagerstown Wearminster and other locales. The city judicial convention to nominate two judges will be scheduled later. Col L Victor Baughman attended representing Frederick Democracy and seeks appointments through Collector Vandiver for Capt Warner G Welsh a Frederick citizen and former commander of the First Maryland Cavalry C A unit.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Baltiore
First Circuit
Worcester
Wicomico
Somerset
Dorchester
Ocean City
Fourth Circuit
Hagerstown
Washington
Allegany
Garrett
Anne Arundel
Howard
Carroll
Wearminster
Wickes
Ritchie
Baltimore Herald
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick
Boughman
Vandiver
Warner G. Welsh
Gompen D
First
Maryland Cavalry
C. A
Baughman
Jones
Etzler Fox Couple Wed In Mount Pleasant Parish
Charles T. Etzler and Lucy L. Fox of Mount Pleasant District were married yesterday by Rev E R Eschbach at the Evangelical Reformed church parsonage on West Church Street Eline Bemsburg. Andrew J. Klein of Braddock and Mary E Remsburg daughter of J Harmon Remsburg were married Wednesday night at the bride’s parents home by Rev T F Hoffmeier. Mr and Mrs Klein started a bridal trip to the World’s Fair yesterday morning.
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Eizler—Fox
Charles T. Etzler
Lucy L. Fox
Mount Pleasant
E.R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
West Church Street
Eline Bemsburg
Andrew J. Klein
Vescher
Braddock
Mary E
J. Harmon Remsburg
Middletown
T. F. Hoffmeier
The
Reformed Church
The Work of Death Miss M Bride Died After Illness
Miss Mary J. McBride daughter of Henry C McBride died yesterday morning after a few days illness aged about twenty four. Died of sunstroke Augusius Davis colored man about 50 years old died yesterday at 12 o'clock noon at his residence on Elm harts alley.
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M'Bride
Mary J. McBride
Henry C. McBride
Middletown
Augusius Davis
Elmeharts Alley
Sews of the State and April Court Proceedings
The Court of Appeals closed its April term with final actions. Denton faces gastric trouble in Ellicott City. Westminster saw telephones burn out in a storm. A hailstorm battered Caroline county on Wednesday. Henry Cohee, a 75 year old retiree from Caroline, died. Hagerstown readies a Fourth of July celebration by its firemen. Michael Sweeney’s barn near Landover burned in a fire. Howard Byers of Colon Bridge died from a baseball blow. A storm struck a slaughter-house and stable in Hagerstown owned by W H Albert. Gabrielle a three year old colt from Elkton Stock Farm sold to G A Bingerly Philadelphia for 6000 dollars. Peter Meehan, 23, killed on railroad tracks in Ep cut City. No further recount of the Harford Democratic primary vote expected.
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Court of Appeals
John A. Denton
Ellicott City
Westminster
Caroline County
Henry Cohee
Hagerstown
Michael Sweeney
Landover
Prince George’s County
Howard Byers
Colon Bridge
Carroll County
Hageretown
W. H. Albert
Ughtning
Gabrielle
Elkton
G. A. Bingerly
Philadelphia
Peter Meehan
Epcott City
Harford
Sugar License Issued To San Bernardino Grower
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue issued the season's small license to a sugar grower in San Bernardino California. Maryland produced maple sugar last year with 49 620 tapped trees and 109 450 pounds of sugar, yielding 72 440 pounds at ninety percent purity earning two cents per pound totaling 1 449 50 and 37 009 pounds below ninety percent earning one and three fourth cents per pound totaling 647 66. The maple sugar bounty paid under the McKinley act to Maryland amounted to 2 006 46, part of a total 63 140 27.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
San Bernardino
California
Maryland
Fsrmore
World Is Growing Better Debate Excites F C M Society
The F C C M GC A Literary Society met after postponement with Wm Lampe presiding. A debate on whether the world is growing better ended in a narrow negative victory. The session featured readings, a devotional, and lively general discussion. An entertainment is planned for next Thursday at Kemp Bil. Extreme heat disrupts city mechanics, especially tunnel workers finishing roofs. Workers must glove hands or cool hot iron bars.
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F.C. C. M. OC. A. Literary Society
F. C. C. M. GC. A. Literary Society
Wm. Lampe
Measre
Wm. Burger
Chas. Lough
Messrs
Frank Moore
J. E B. Rice
H. B. Trundle
Westy Fairmey
The Horse Unruly Strikes At Liberty Store Scene
The horse belonging to Afr John Bostian of New Midway, while tethered at James H Harris' store in Liberty, became unruly and kicked. The dog cart tipped, the horse escaped the abafts, but Bostian arrived in time to save the cart from damage. Harness only the tug was broken, and the horse was slightly injured.
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John Bostian
New Midway
James H. Harris
Liberty
Ring
Garrett & Pearce
A Musical Wonder on Our Streets
Antinerant Mexican musician appears with a self made stylophone a Japanese fiddle a home made mouth organ a Greek harp and violin He performs contortonist feats as part of a portable orchestra on city streets inviting curiosity from passers by.
Funeral of Anna M. E. Brown Held Yesterday
The funeral for Anna M. E. Brown was held yesterday at 3 PM from her parents home on KElinehart's alley with Rev. C. Young officiating. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. A. TF. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors.
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Anna M. E. Brown
Kelinehart’s Alley
Quarterly conference at Quinn's A. M. E. church
The Quarterly conference meets tonight at Quinn's A. M. E. church with Rev. W. R. Arnold of Baltimore presiding. Preaching is scheduled for tomorrow night and again on Sunday morning and evening with communion on Sunday.
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Quinn’s A. M. E
W. R. Arnold
Baltimore
Release of John James in nuisance charge noted
John James a well known local colored character, who had been jailed on a nuisance charge, was released yesterday afternoon on an 8 ball of 50 to await action by the Grand Jury.
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Sue
John James
Weather Report Notes Light Showers Across City
Last evening the city experienced several fine showers that cooled the atmosphere. Rain was scarce in the northern and western parts of the county, with precipitation drifting mainly to the south.
Frederick Wheelmen to Ridgeville Sunday Run
The Frederick wheelmen will assemble at the club rooms at a.m. and depart promptly at a.m. for Ridgeville, with the trip starting at thirty dollars. Bay you esy it in The News.
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Frederick Wheelmen
Ridgeville
The Resurrection lessons and Job in weekly study guide
A theological review outlines Spring quarter lessons on the Resurrection of Christ and Job’s trials, stressing believers’ risen status with Christ and anticipation of the kingdom. It covers Wisdom literature, conduct lists, and reverence, urging cheerful acceptance of chastening and devotion to righteous living.
Currants on Locust Tree Near Rebecca Comerer’s Home
A Locust tree on Second Street in Fulton County bears a stubborn currant bush about ten feet up, fruiting for twelve years despite past worm damage. Nearby Beaufort Herald reports a giant black turtle weighing 1,000 to 2,000 pounds near Caps Lookout, needing fifteen men to haul from water and eight to flip it. The turtle meat is inedible but its oil fetches value.
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Fulton
McConneleburg
Peanya
Rebecca Comerer
Second Street
Beaufort
N. C
Caps Lookout
Best Disinfectants for Home Sanitation and Cleanliness
The old belief dirt is healthy fades under modern study. Disease germs thrive where decay or fish residue exists, so absolute cleanliness is vital. Disinfectants help only with active disease and not without thorough cleaning, plus sun, air, soap, and water remain the best daily safeguards.
Experiments With Rattlesnake Poisons At Johns Hopkins
In a Johns Hopkins Hospital pathology lab researchers use a trained rattlesnake kept in a wire box to produce venom. Venom is gathered in a glass saucer after the snake bites, then minute doses are injected under the skin of rabbits to study blood and tissue lesions. The snake is fed via a glass tube with an egg mixture to keep it alive for further tests.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Large sandstone blocks arrive for Martinsburg project
Contractor Jack received four large blocks of Ohio sandstone for the Federal building in Martinsburg, each about 25 000 pounds. Four more are on order. They will be carved to fit the space between the second and third story windows. When dressed they will weigh about seven tons each, drawing crowds during unloading and requiring Buxton's heavy wagon for transfer from the railroad.
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Jack
Martinsburg
A Strange Malady Hits Graceham Stock
Mr Robert Wachter of Graceham reports a strange disease affecting four cows one bull one colt and two hogs with another animal sick. The afflicted animals are tied up and can be handled but drink water without hydrophobia aftereffects. Veterinarians have been baffled by the disease. The report notes rain prevented the postponed game between the Athletics and Browns and that Pastimes and Athletics will play this evening. An Undisputed Test of Merit is claimed for Brandreth's Pills universal household remedy for ailments from dyspepsia constipation rheumatism liver complaints biliousness and impure blood. The pills are vegetable safe and sold in stores.
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Robert Wachter
Graceham
Brandreth
Brendreth
Geta
Mayer
Dror
N. Platter
Keyser
Fine China Closets Book Cases and Secretaries at Low Prices
The Four Quarters of the globe supply gathers materials for modern furniture and a new shipment arrives at our store. We are receiving over the past week and offer a fine line of China Closets Book Cases and Secretaries at insignificant sums. We invite you to come and be shown the pieces.
A Small Doctor Balm Sold in Frederick Ad
An ad offers Chamberlain Pan Balm at 50 cents a bottle by Garrett and Pearce in Frederick. It claims quick relief from pain and notes the product calms fretful distress with a centric “coke out” line. The text uses odd phrasing and OCR errors.
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Garrett & Pearce, Frederick
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