Cigar Factory Robbed and Local Sports News Across Maryland
News of the state reports a Manchester cigar factory robbery and local baseball results. The Brunswick team defeated Point of Rocks 3 to 1, with McBee Shultz Bernard and Oden Fisher active. Also noted are lightning strikes in Cumberland and Lonaconing, a Boonsboro election due Monday, and other regional happenings.
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OC BE
Betta
Manchester
Cambridge
W. Slocum
Cardinal Gibbons
Woodstock College
Boonsboro
Cumberland
Wm. Miller
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Point
Fhe
McBee
Shultz
Bernard
Oden Sad Fisher
Pome Boas
Les Aloless
Fisher
Oden
AssBee
Summer Night Dance Delights Junior Hall Guests
The Social World reports a junior hall dance hosted by young people with guests from nearby clubs. Thomas Wolf and Robert Tyson led the organizing committee and Rhodes Orchestra provided music into the early hours. Mrs. Chas. W. Ross Jr and others served as chaperones. Miss N May Norris announces her twentieth birthday party at Mineral Hotel in Chase City on Monday June 26 from 8 to 11 p.m. County commissioners set the tax rate at 67 cents, up five cents from last year due to floods and property value changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bressrs
Thomas Wolf
Robert Tyson
Rhodes
Chas. W. Ross, Jr
F. B. Smith
W. ©. Keller
Geo. E. Smith
N. May Norris
Mineral Eetel
Chase City
Board of County Commissioners
Early Market Notes Reflect Summer Shift and Local Trade
Readers share a market column noting summer onset, scarce flowers, and farmers selling produce directly to customers. It describes regulation against bulk resale, farm income from butter and eggs, cucumber prep lore, and current prices for eggs butter meats and vegetables, with farm life and market observations throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Califor nia Syrup Co Laxative Promoted for Women
The advertisement touts the Syrup of Figs laxative as safe and pleasant for ladies to use under all conditions. It urges readers to look for the true article with the California Syrup Co name printed near the bottom of the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Californis Syrup Co
Real Estate Transfers and a Gapland Accident
A long list details transfers of real estate in Frederick county and surrounding areas, including several properties sold for amounts from 1 to 1530.35.2. among the names are John H Caller Emory Ramsburg John Molier and others. An injury report notes George Mullendore, a 21 year old, knocked down by runaway horses while mowing near Gapland, suffering a head bruise and other injuries as he was rushed home for care.
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Frederick County
John H Caller
Emory R. Ramsburg
John H. Keller
Annie M
John ©. Molier
East Second Street
John W. Early
Mary C. Palmer
N. Fisher
George Runner
Daniel S. Kepler
Wm T. Meek
Middletown
Isaac M. Fisher
Vincent Sebold
John C. Motter
Ulysses G. Freehour
Geo. Coleman Freshour
Christian Lerch
Adem Nettagie
Frederick City
Burtis Bennett
John Eckenrede
John H. Ogreton
Sarah B. Dehaven
Charles B. Frail
David C. Winebrewer
Lot
Brunswick
Charles V. S. Levy
John W. Creager
Harrison C. Larrabee
C. V
Levy
George Eigenbrode
Urish Warrenfeltz
Edward O. Weant
David N. Herting
Same
Godhep J. Sigmund
John Elgenbrode
Charles A. Damuth
Oliver M. Hood
Agnes V. A MicClelland
Eliz. L. Hilleary
J. W. Hilleary
Nettie B. van Meter
Lot, &c
Richard J. Vansant
Lewis PB. Haines
Ernest B. Horn
Wm. C. Hood
Gapland
Milddietown
George Mullendore
Daniel Mmullendore
Washington County
Aountain
Mullendore
C. E. Boileau
Boileau
Bir. van B. Swearingen
Mr. Mullendore
Rohrersville
Messra
Swearingen
Mr. Muilendore
Ranaway
Hezekiah Dean
E. L. Beckley
Edgar
George TY. Bittle
Myersville
Ella Rogers
James Dean
Smith
Weel Clara
J. Funk
Brunewick
Weather findings for July at Baltimore station period 23 years
The July report from the Baltimore Weather Bureau summarizes normal and extreme temperatures the warmest July was 1887 at 102 and the coldest 1881 at 72. It lists rainfall 489 inches for the month with 12 days at or above .01 inch, greatest 11.03 inches in 1889, least 1.40 inches in 1881, and 24 hour max 4.02 inches on July 20 1889. Wind mostly southwest with 42 mph on July 26 1899.
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Weather Bureau
Baltimore
S.n
Eist
G. PB. Grone
The Girl About Town and Summer Whimsy Breezes
The piece narrates a sweltering hot week in a small town with fashion chatter, cottage industry, and local clubs merging names. It notes iced tea, mint juleps, ice factories, and a breezy reminiscence of school commencements, concerts, and local societies before shifting to a brief crime note about dairy and ham robberies in Middletown.
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Cooalcades
Pastures Green
Atlantic
Wilfles
Clover Club
Taneytown
Second Street
Charles
Patrick~street
Carroll
Dog Bite Injures Lucy Examiners Daughter in Thurmont
Lucy, youngest daughter of School Examiner Boblitz, living with her aunt Mrs. Mary Hespelhorn in Thurmont, was badly bitten in the hand and her clothes torn Friday by a dog. Wounds were severe at first but pain eased as healing began. The dog is said to have rabies precautions. the wound was treated with insufficient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Miller
Middletown
John Dutrow
Miller
Ezra Beachley
John H. Lighter
Lighter
Everhart School
Jonas Beachley
Mt. Tabor Church
Wm H. Kline
Dahlen
Mary Smith
Itten
Lucy
Boblitz
Mary Hespelhorn
Thurmont
Literary Notes in The Southern Magazine Preview July Issue
The July number of the Southern Magazine will present an improved cover in Renaissance entablature design on chocolate brown paper. It features a special educational focus with three articles: Thomas Davidson on the ideal painting of an American boy, J Stanley Hall on higher teaching methods, and Martha Foote Crow on whether coeducation affects parents' choices for their children.
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Louinville
Ucus
Thos. Davidson
J. Stanley Hall
Martha Foote Crow
University of Chicago
Cornell
University of Michigac
Barucker's Cream Plate Deal Tonight at Barucker's
Local notices announce a ten cent plate of cream and a slice of cake with every glass of soda water at Barucker's. Vanilla, strawberry, chocolate and water ice offered tonight. Ice deliveries available. orders via A L Eilne at 5 West Patrick Street or via red ice wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barucker's
Barucker’s
A. L. Eilne
West Patrick Street
Ws Anderson
Atlantic City Excursions From Western Regions by B and O
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad launches a series of summer departures on July 5 from Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg and intermediate stations to Washington Junction Md with low rates and excellent train service. The July 5 excursion offers twelve day return validity and allows a Washington stop on return to visit public buildings and Mt. Vernon. Pullman cars accompany the morning train and sleeping cars the night train with reduced fares from other stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Washington Junction
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Atlantc City
Atlante Cosal
Washington
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Fifth Rit
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Terday
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St. John’s
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Philhamonies
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Jaxx
James W. Eichelberger
Emmitsburg
George W. Bartick
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Wm. H. Hammack
Amanda Gart- Tell
Hood
Robert T. Danner
Ceresville
A. T. Danner
Shrinar Milling CC
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Columbia Lodge
A. F
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Matonic Hall
Presbyterian Church
Lynch Lodge
Adolphus Fearhake
Pou-Mar
Virginia
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Blue Ridge
A. M
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Gro. E. Mxlin
J. Cuthbert
Washington, D. C
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Florida
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New York
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W.T. Deleplane
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James BE. Walker & CO
J. Walker & Co
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A. T. Rice & Sonb
A. T. Rice & Sons
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John A. Kennedy
NEW Spring Goods
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Crry Coal
Baltimore Vein
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Red Ash
George's Crere
Mall Telephone
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Miller& CO
Ofico
Patrice Gureec
Winter Street
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Ita
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