Local Notices Chronicle Visits and Obituaries in Maryland
Readers across Howard and Baltimore counties track brief visits by relatives and neighbors. Reports list temporary stays in towns like Creagerstown and Cooksville, and returns from Atlantic City and Baltimore. The day also notes two funerals at East Church Street and West Second Street with details on pallbearers and church ties.
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Miso M. Imogen Dorevy
Baltimary
Pratudy Conservatory of Movie
Elias Brooks
Butler
Baltimore County
Herome
Jefferson
Willam Poole
East Third Street
Martinsburg
W.va
Judge Duffy
Baltimore
Pier
Boof
W. W Zimmernan
Creagerstown
Charles E. Hicharda
Elizabeth
N. 2d
Charles Miller
Bartholow
Charles W. Rosa
Eleanor Johnson
Atlantic City
Price
Poulessille
Montgomery County
A. Wood
New Market
Jas M. Rice
Prospectsil
Cooksville
Howard County
Henry Colbert
Shrevesport
John Ho Wil
Booth Marcet
Roy &, Carty
Washington
Alton I Carty
Franklin Coblentz
Col L. Baughman
Clara Magser
Hunting Wooudcock
Silas Ada Hafer
West Patrick St
Tive
Almira Moberly
Tiftin
Ohio
Hiram Moverly
D. Leo. Wallace
East Church Street
Rudolph Crousé
Frank Webb
Charles Wilson
Albert Smith
Coleman
Misa Carrie
Thomas
West Secon Street
F. ¥. Seminary
St. Mary's
All Bafnts Guild
Timner
Osborne Ingle
Eschbach
Mesars
Sta i Doub
Titaley Gambrill
Jatin A. Markell
John D. Hendrickson
Edw
N Elchelr
Dudley Page
Mt. Olivet
A. T. Rice & Sons
Wreck in Harrisburg Claims Thirteen Lives
A two-section Pennsylvania Railroad western express collided with the first section near Harrisburg early today. Thirteen men and women were killed and about forty injured. Identified victims include Charles B. Lee of Macmytay and Mrs. Norristown resident, while Professor Smith of Baltimore died from injuries. The Chilean diplomat involved in a recent trouble with Chile also died suddenly yesterday.
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Parapayrnta
Dune
Western Express
Pennsylvania Allroad
Harrisburg
Parsons
Charles B. Lee
Maemytay
Mai Mite
Wile Meednes Anteeu
Norristown
Prof. Smith
Philadelphia Markets and Tornado Devastation Report
The market quotations from the Philadelphia exchanges show mixed activity with notable price movements in wheat corn and hogs while a cyclone devastated Cuba City Wisconsin killing two workers and leveling businesses. Reports also note a series of local incidents including a fatal cavern collapse in New York and court testimony in Rhode Island.
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Ebreigh
Atraight
Beye
Kid
Sar
Gee
Gise Axkel
Ugo
Jnty
New York
Puan
Cuba City
Wis
Naspath
Cate City
Hazel Green
Galea
Nordwestern
Gags Remy Wedkins Mores The Mca PeyEe
Fragments read as a local item noting Remy Wedkins and Mca PeyEe in an unclear scene. No further verifiable details available.
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Remy Wedkins
Mca PeyEe
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