Weather and Local Notices From Washington DC June Briefs
A weather forecast for the next 24 hours lists scattered showers in Maryland with improving conditions later. Local notices include removal orders, machinery for sale, and various household and business updates. Notable items mention Mary Kussman erecting a rear addition on West Fourth Street, James Loyass painting woodwork on North Market Street, and A J Wilhide managing supplies from uncertified stations. Peaches expected to be harvested with 400 bushels planned. Nelson and Burck shipped goods to Baltimore. F C B Orchestra hired for the Relay House Fourth of July event. Pension physicians examined at Maynard offices. Frank Hoffman placed a delivery wagon on West Patrick Street. hosiery factory plans a week-end closure for Fourth holiday staffing. James Ely fined for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bry Attema
Laval
Glyntion
Mary Kussman
James Loyass
Geo. Olt
North Market Street
A. J. Wilhide
Ucerteld Staton
Nelson
Burck
Haltimore
Et Coy
F.C. B. Orchestra
B&g. . B. Company
Board of Pension Examining Phyeleians
Ror
Maynard
T. F. Kennedy
Singanore Mills
Frank Hoffman
Patrick Street
James Ely, White
Eckatein
Inez
Personal Notices From Fountain Mills to Baltimore Trips
Purely personal notes detail guests and travel across the region. Names include Mrs. Bae Young, Herman J. Kepler, Miss Rosie Barger, Miss Emma Adams, Rev. George W. Kircofe, Mr. A A Moser, Miss Sarah Gibbons, Mrs. Judge Alvey, and many others visiting relatives or making trips to Baltimore, Washington, New York, Atlantic City, or Marysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae Young
Fountain Mills
Thie County
Herman J. Kepler
Thore Mewstein
George Mebrilug
East South Sheet
George W. Kirecofe
Myersville
Weere Town
Mies
Emma Adams
Baltimore
New York
Alantic City
A. A. Moser
Dayle F H. Test
Moser
Myereville
Hesale Young
Washington
Frliob Havaken
Wea
Patrick
Judge Alvey
Onaeed Harry
Hagerstown
Leun Ui
Warthington
Neue -tMtaen
Letters From The People On Education And Governance
A reader letter laments unequal access to schooling and rising taxes while praising universal education. It argues education should be free for all, irrespective of race or class, and imagines future leaders inspired by figures like Franklin and Washington. The piece urges municipal voters to demand honest candidates and good services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Lea
Kidster
Tau News
Washington
Shakespeare
Frankin
Fultons
Moraes
Washingtons
Friends of
Mente
Friends of Good Streatve
Omar
Atrosta
Vydee Biasteat Alp
Dusan
The Northwest Addition Local Baseball Night
Baer Ball News reports quick games on the Northwest addition with multiple teams. The Young Sluggers beat the Nine O14 Cronies 12 to 11 yesterday evening, while Feet Mail defeated Snow Balls 8 to 1 in five innings with Nort and Moterworth for Fast Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Ball News
Northwest
Mottrow
Alx
High License Fees Clarify Carroll County Clerk Settlement
The Carroll County Circuit Court clerk reports first quarter settlement with the State and county from liquor licenses. Gross receipts tally to a large sum with 3 percent commission, net totals of about 270.270, with four fifths to schools and the remainder to the State under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henalth
Carroll
Carrol County
Arisling
Mynericenses
Groga
Bos
Nini
Wally Fathin
Louded in lace cloaked scene at Chestertown
News from the state notes Alezekiah Alten jailed on the Severn, Charlotte Hall School commencements, many navy position applications, John’s College exercises, and local tax, weather, and court items. Drought breaks in Worcester. Charles Hall dies in San Francisco. Ballmore men sentenced. Sharptown insurance rising. county bar seeks ex Gov Henry Lloyd on the bench. Election in Washington county favors Big Springs site over Snyder for the Potomac Valley station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown
Alezekiah Alten
Severn
Charslotte Hall School
Oynter Navy
At John's College
Elias of
Montgomery County
Anne Arundel
Henry Myers
Daniel Sith
Ballmore
Devin Vuk
Jamey PL Blays
Court of Appeals
Sharptown
Ramuel Fenver
Elkton
Philadelphia
Dvel
Jenale Richwede
Uhee Ggpte
Bar
Wivomba
Henry Livyd
Ube
Witte
Bame
Death notices from multiple individuals in Maryland area
Died Friday night at 11 o clock Mies Dallac Steward of Lepeland life county. Thomas Mollione colored died in Washington Monday of dropsy with services by Rev K P Lawson at Greenmount cemetery. Willlie Cutbalas family note in Baltimore. Remains ret urned to Fredericks junction on B&O train with services by Rev Schultz at Araby Chapel and interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Spam
Mies Dallac Steward
Lepeland
Life County
Thomas Molline
Thomas Kollios
Washington
Mouiay
Ies City
Greenmount Cemetery
K.P. Lawson
A.T. Riva
Bons
Sptve
Willie Cutbala
Whitie
Aiuu
Charles Catsall
Baltimore
Hanover
Atreet
Fredericks Junction
Schultz
Araby Chapel
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Pall Lesters
Ede. Stup
Barnest Myers
Zedick Yingland
William I Stup
Rs Eer
Dutters
Gettysburne College
Tla Parenta
Marley Waller
Frederick
Epent
Gtk Pest
Drotin Thomas
Tha Lutheran
O. Davidson
Bottanit Wits
Westminster
James Bhilldt
Taso Teall Club
Taneytown
Littlestown
N. B. Hagin
Jilly
J. Moore
Milas Orace Fockeramith
O.M. Gentiue
Maurice C. Dutera
Untontons
The Social World Mason party honors Sie Agnes Veryar
A lively lawn party at East Fourth Street celebrated Sie Agnes Veryar with Virgie Ursrick Mamie Littl hosting. Chinese lanterns lit the lawn and games entertained guests until evening. Attendees included Virgie Garber Eleanor Young Benale Dyer Willie James Virgie Ulrich Clara Ramaburg Hula Giltlager Amy Rice and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Wea
Sie Agnes 'L'Veryar
East Fourth Street
Virgie Usrick
Mamie Littl
Witie
Virgie Garber
Eleanor Young
Welen Little
Benale Dyer
Willie James
Virgie Ulrich
Clara Ramaburg
Hula Giltlager
Mamie Little
Helen Willard
Iva, Hahn
Albert Rice
Leawis Dyer
Baila Maberlt
Lula Jamea
Halen Kreps
Amy Rice
Howard Young
Bernie Smith
Ruth Mob
Lightning strike harms Brown yard near Thurston
A January storm caused a lightning strike that toppled a locust tree in Mr A J Browns yard near Thurston. Mrs A M Davie narrowly escaped via a doorway while Mr Brown leaned from a window. both were dazed but uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hehtaing
A. J. Brown
Thurston
A. M. Davie
Mr. Brown
Jeanie
Hebiing
Aulaing
Washington County Schools Hire Vocal Music Inspector
The public schools in Washington county grant access to vocal music instruction. Hoover, formerly from the county, is hired for the upcoming scholastic year as instructor of vocal music in graded schools with more than two hundred pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Hoover
Mission party to Ohio sails from thin city
Atong Whee and Rev Luther Kuhlman with Mr Brahl of Philadelphia Rev Hinwad of Columbia and Hey Imaber of Lebanon left today for a Mezeling Soar Ubraugh Indiana for Ohio and will return July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atong Whee
Luther Kuhlman
Thin City
Mr. Brahl
Philadelphia
Hinwad
Columbia
Hey Imaber
Lebanon
Indiana
Ohio
Piente Party At White Rock With Notable Guests
Private event at White Rock drew Mr Adolphes Feartake and Alan’s fome Borer bien as guests, with Eng tone and attire noted for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piente Party
Adolphes Feartake
Alan
Fome
Tete Eng Tone Imereing
S Privete
Piente
White Rock
Community Notes From Adamstown Area June News
County correspondence reports harvest underway with grain cutting, fruit ripening and showers. Local residents Mr F Mehrlog installs a vent on a house, Rev J T Wilhide and visitors appear, and town events include a Meade Academy commencement, Sunday school socials, and a crop outlook noting good corn and berry crops.
Residents and visitors mingle in June 28 1890s notes
Local notes record visitors from Jeannette and Middletown visiting relatives in Jeffer gon and nearby areas. Mentions of weddings, church fairs, harvest activity, and a new canning factory elevator project. A new farm rake accident, a death from consumption, and a marriage in the area are noted amid festival preparations and harvest work.
HYMENEAL MARBIND WEDS AT COLETA NEAR FREDERICK
A notice reports Mrs Mary A Yinger of Frederick City Md and a groom from Coleta Ill marrying after meeting at a depot and traveling to the Rev E Brown’s residence. They will reside on the groom’s farm near Coleta. An adjacent health item notes M L Mayalles confined with malaria fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleta
Ole
William Her
Dalle A. Yinger
Frederick City
Vogletariog
Tle Mendulph Moore
E. Brown
Roecher
Soddiers
Local Mention Dr. Re Hardesty to Visit City Hotel
Dr. Re Hardesty will be at the City Hotel Thursday at 1 o'clock and remain until Friday. The notice invites attendance and formalities for the upcoming schedule and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Hardesty
City Hotel
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Werther Bureau
Rotack & Neluig
Briek
Mr. Flt. Rhodes
Rmerreet
Black Stock
J. A. Regester
Regevter
Ron
Baffeln
N.Y
Cherch
Leon Pester
Trinky M
Fowik
Ashury M. K. Church
R. P. Latvaon
Nazarite
Nix Acta
Mina Sarah Green
Adelaide Deakinn
Mre
Fannie FE
Tawaoa
Mies Amy Wiliam
Mian Lizzle Brown
Surery
Davis
Miss A Retary
Mira Tlertha Holland
Seniatare
Angelina Williams
Gantat
Aaron
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Montoyus Hospital
Weabington
Hinge
Pittavarg
Kerstein
Guncenme
Troy
Deruety
Misa Ettle
Alis
Withem Aring
Misa Dave Dern
Furkers Hun
Adam's
Sharetts
Ruben Frock
Hallmore
Bruceville
Western Maryland Hattron Company
Seoritt
Walkeraville
Dilvler
Mualc
Wm. Shields
Wilmington
Del
Reuwn
W.P. Kyler
F. J. Reser
George Villa
Kyler
Kamsburg
John Muth
Muth
George Kipe
Pete Age Stehld
Wopelaim
Hopeiea
Clarence Byres
F. A. Kessler
Mitres Barak C
Lenhart
Mapgle Mn Anata Te Co
Mocdestae Oly
Wits
Jenole Lenhart
Bila Myers
Pitot Hill
Frank Deckeon
Harvey
Mine Tallis V
Hekers Valley
C. B
Mr. Burier
Misa
Ania
Urbana Cnoft
Jone
Adamatoren
Mencement
Meade Academy
Ingeoeruinen
Indies
Adanstown
Mut
Theaty
Vicorone Chiswell
Mary Anderson
Waa
Miss Smith
Mira Smita
Steady
Mr All
Dongs
Baltiaere
Adamstown
Acula
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Glorie Fatri
Milas
Annie. King
Ollie Blackman
Ave Children
Wong
Emma Stone
Cape Fear
Mobile Greenwald
Tillie Fubner
John Uoener
Charles Eleffoer
Mamie Hchilbeck
Lighthouse
Zimmerman
Nole
Addreea
Hattie Flook
Bloom
Portrane
Wir
Morestro
Morquitu
Dewold
Mousa A Kaa I
Clement C. Ausherman
Eld
Avid Ausherman
Maryland Agricultural College
Aince
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William A. Bparrow
Diarend
Frank M. ‘Thompson
Me Alu
Charlestown
W.va
Alpheus Moser
Cuawlraviler
Jon
Diespuailay
Bromiup
Pewerars Crook
Hong
Samuel Glidager
Anne Staley
Trlewthe
Ramiel Sitter
Fefferson
Ison
Siater
Jos
Mes
Cordotta Shindler
Millfinare
Suniay
Zlon
Mand
Bethel
Wolfavilee-Gune
Janes x
John M. Lussard
John M. Lewis
San Francisco
James A. Gravy
Ceese Tee
Asatat
Pett
Houth Mountain Lodge
C. F
Itwau
John Brown
Euclid
J. O. Bays
Benny
Seston Eau Isien
Jonethan Kline
Lady Friend
Waynesboro
D. QO
Kline
Cavetown
Walter Htotelmyer
Near Hageratown
McMurray Canning
Ade Prox
Canning Department
Bartholows
Alec
Darthalows
Rheridan Nolbroget
Calla Srowan
Mtr
Jesse Micheal
M. L. Mayailles
James EH. Walker
Rhat Tifts
Aprorth Opt
Tristan
Rodcoe & Meidig
Jropock
Uuvessor
Wieshresse & Co
Tane
Kit Het
A. T. Rice & Sons
T. Rice & Funs
Vaniscal Directorso MM
Dalmers
Manket
D. 4
College of Embalming
Hodler
Baltimore County
Daniel Faker
Muckoyatuwas
Mrudertek County
Inter
Tun Conta
Aff Matow
Metuia Setulae Vie Ba O
Obio K. Ft. Co
Anarda
Long Branch
Sarsloga
Conor Island
Narragagestt Pier
Newpork
Neatom
Cumberland
Romney
Hancock
Jerkley Springs
Martins Ry
Rhenandoah Juperson
Starpor's Ferry
John Hendrickson
Tus
Satinea
Leer
Finich
TAE Lucerne
Real Gile
Jo“Webadrickior
Tr Pham Atay Peace Ucia Gaix Ormmaz Rovat
B. H. Blackmon
Ruy
B. H. Buscrron
Krista Spare
Fisionis
Wicxion Gramm
Fosnox and
Deoxnertos
Barus
Taos
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