Philomathesian Society Debates Sherman Bill at Kemp Hall
The Philomatheacs Paiomathesa Literary Society met at Kemp Hall with President E L Bobilez presiding. A debate on the Sherman silver purchase act concluded with the negative upheld by judges including Rev David J Beale. A Fourth of July report was presented before adjournment. Also reported was a Cherry Tree Accident in Patapsco where Mrs Emily Taylor fell from a tree, sustaining severe injuries and possible internal damage.
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Philomatheacs
Paiomathesa Literary Society
Kemp Hall
E.L Bobilez
H Nicodemus
Glenn Worthington
Cyrua Thomas
David J. Beale
Vincent Sebold
Dedine
Emily Taylor
Patapsco
Carroll County
Lane Brothers to Begin Reservoir Erection in Charlottesville
In Charlottesville Virginia Lane Brothers under the firm name In the city of business have secured the contract for erecting the reserve reservoir there. Preparatory work will start next Monday with the actual construction beginning on the first of next month.
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Nr. H BE Lane
Lane Brothers
Charlottesville
Business
Fim
Heart Disease Warning and Dr Miles Cure Ad
Accidental deaths tied to carelessness are discussed by Dr Stephen Smith and Dr Franklin Miles. The ad promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure as a guaranteed remedy, citing testimonials and urging early treatment for heart disease symptoms. It claims widespread effectiveness and offers free literature and affordable six for five dollars.
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Waring
Stephen Smith
Franklin Miles
James A. Pun
Conway
Miles
Uscal
All Drugmst
Myles + Lottie
Purely Personal Visitors and Reminiscences Reported
Bare paragraphs detail Mrs Daisy and daughter from Washington visiting Mrs Charlotte E Bowers in East Patrick street. Various names from Washington Baltimore Frederick Emmitsburg and beyond visit, return, or depart for summer trips and business.
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Thos
Daisy
Washington
Charlotte £. Bowers
East Patrick Street
FV. E. Dorsey
Imogen
Baltimore
Carroll County
Margaret Mumma
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Jennie Clements
Washington, D.C
Otis Kepler
East Third Street
Lids Bosley
Hanover
A. P. Marsh
Groff House
May Shipley
Mt. Pleasant
Misa Klein
South Carolina
Edith Motter
Emmitsburg
Rose Simonton
Germantown
Wa. Simonton
James A. Martin
E. Bann
John Grumptice
Rod and Gun Club
Massachusetts
J. A. Dorist
Haverhill
Mass
John Grambine
West Patrick Street
John Bateheimer
Brush Factory
Chasschroeder
Baker
Charles W. Kees
Baltmore
Academy of Visitation
J. N. Fifield
W. Carr
Louise Carr
H Jecko
T. M. Prince
B. King
O'Donnell and Miller
J . Walther
Philadelphia
H. Major
J. W. Sim
Clearspring
B. Sim Cunningham
John Louis Nicodemus
Walkersville
Baldwin
Nicodemus
Maryland House of Delegates
George F. Freaner
Henry Pettit
Georgia H Smith
Carrollton
Second Street
Niagara Falls
Pettit
Arthur Carty
Western Maryland College
Cora Rogers
Lewistown
Nettle Powell
Woodsboro
Wm. H. Shildneck
Childneck- McCammon
Samuel Jones
Shamokin
W A. Kolb
T J Maught
Maggie Carney
Norfolk County
Lelis House
Bar Eittsville
Grove
Benjamin Rosenour
Atlantic City
Fred. J. Keller
Miss Anna Froelich Leaves Normal School for Fredericktown Female College
Graduates and current students regret Miss Anna Froelich leaving the Normal School. She has accepted a position at Fredericktown Female College with Prof Apple as president and Miss Holly as associate teacher. Froelich, a Millerstown 1882 graduate, joined the original faculty in 1887 and has been a valued Christian influence in the W. C. A. and among the young women.
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Cishon
Hss
Anna Froelich
Fredericktown
Lich
Milleraville
Seld
Isbor
Montgomery Democrats Set June 27 Meeting in Rockville
A meeting of the Democratic State Central and County Committees will be held in Rockville on June 27 to fix the primary date and organize for Montgomery county nominations at the polls as in Harford county. New candidates announced include Joseph Dyson and Dr. E G Etchison for the House of Delegates. Samuel Riggs. R William H. Lemar. Robert B. Meckall. for County Commissioners James T. Trundle Eugene A. McAtee John E West Thomas D. Hardesty J H Bagley and Joseph T. White. for Sheriff Jesse Hyatt.
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Montgomery Democrats
Democratic State Central and County Committees
Rockville
Montgomery County
Harford County
House of Delegaria
Joseph Dyson
E.G Etchison
Samuel Riggs
William H. Lemar
Robert B. Meckall
James T. Trundle
County residents register at Maryland Building at World’s Fair
E W Brandenburg RE F Hugh and R W Thomas attend the fair while local residents Harry Diffendal John Ritchie Rev H F Dittmar RE W Brandenburg C J Keller Miss SM aller Carrie Horine and A M Reme ary register at the Maryland Building during the World’s Fair coverage.
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E. W. Brandenburg
RE. F. Hugh
R. W. Thomas
Maryland
Harry Diffendal
John Ritchie
Rev
H. F. Dittmar
RE. W. Brandenburg
C. J. Keller
Misses SM. Aller
Carrie Horine
A. M. Remeary
Corner stone laid for St Matthew's Reformed Church at Manor Road
The cornerstone ceremony at St Matthew's Reformed Church on Manor Road near Adamstown is planned with music and recitations by Saint Johns Sunday School students. Rev Fr Coleman and Rev Dr Echbach are among speakers as next month Sunday masses shift to 6:30 and 9:00.
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St Matthew's Reformed Church
Manor Road
Adamstown
Saint Johns
the Reformed Church
Dr Echbach
Young People’s Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Black Rock
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Church Street
A. J. Gill
Milton G. Urner
Epworth League
Jobe Gomber
M C. A
Henry Perry
G. J Roudabush
Boonsboro
U. B
M. L Maystlles
Westernport
St James Lutheran Church
Philomathesa Literary Society
City Opera House
Maryland Institute Notes From The Bulletin on Deaf School
The Maryland School for the Deaf notes various field day activities and visits. Mentions of staff, including C R Ely and A H Farpel, and a wedding rumor. Reports on exams, class standings, and department achievements in art, industrial, and dress making. Also notes teachers planning to attend the World's Fair and Instructors conference in July.
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Maryland Institute Notes
Maryland School For the Deaf
South Market Street
Biss Harris
Baltimore
C. R Ely
A. H. Farpel
Lonacoing
George
W. R. Barry
Harvey P. Grow
Western Maryland College
National Deaf Mute College
Washington
Windy City
Harris
Congress of Instructors of the Deaf
M. Grow, Jr
Missouri School For the Deaf
Isit
A. Ebaugh
Shipley
Gale
Geo Schaffer
Annie Schwankhouserd
Yauns
Herman Thom
Joseph Bf. Kalal
Ith
Grow
George Brown
Lola Flair
Jams
Florence Alban
Molle Allen
Or. Dykes
Mis
Casis
Jfe
H. G. Benson
Helen D. Welle
F. Lurmann
C. Ehsugh
Mollie Shipley
Louias Sindall
John Leitch
G. Benson
F. ©. Lurmann
John Miles
Samuel Snider
Albert Plammer
Helen Wells
Gertrude Ford
The Medicine of Healthful Recreation and Rambler Bicycles
Bright health claims tout bicycle riding as a path to happiness. Rambler bicycles promise easier rides, stronger builds, and safer operation thanks to corrugated pneumatic tires. The ad notes 34 years of bicycle making and urges readers to visit the new office and consider promotions offering large sums for purchases.
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Nuwe
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Bay
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Brexton
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
News OF the Churches
Muorerdi
Dolphattamaiaat
Isaac McWee
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Ounc Corbi
Paddy Smith
Denver
Doltics
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Sandy Hook
New York Yacht Club
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Patrboy
Richard Terhune
Riverside
Rooma
Frederick, Gd
Paressox
N. J
Frances van Zeeders
McAllister's
Catholic Sistutes Hoproxes
N.J
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Catholic Dioree of Newark
Seton Hall College
Doute Orange
Bar Fao
John K. Wolfe
Wadeworth Street
Wellesley College
Basros
Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Lb Brothers
North Market Street
India
England
Germany
Bradford
New York
Dow's
S. D. Thomas & C. P.S
Frederick Stowe House
E. Patrick St
Frederick, MD
Emmerich
Munich
Tsuboi
Tokic
Koch
W. T. Delaplaine
Utchison
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St
Frederick
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