Diverse political and civic notes from Maryland regions
Yesterday and today reports from Salisbury Dorchester Queen Anne's Wicomico and other counties note a burned roof at Salisbury pumping era Gon a Dorchester convention July 20 and a democratic ticket in Queen Anne's. Tax rate in Wicomico at 845 cents, a 4 cent drop. A fire marshal ordinance for Hagerstown is prepared. Governor appoints William D. Posey as tax collector for Charis county. committees consider Girn school books for Anne Arundel schools. Movement against Judge Rassom’s nomination for successor. A canoe yacht built at St Michaels for C Edwards of Brooklyn. Governor visits cousin Benjamin Lowndes of Bladensburg. 135 Baltimore Christian Endeavorers depart for San Francisco. Navy invites cruiser Cincinnati Talchester to Maryland Naval Militia. Caroline county convention supports George A. Deakyne for comptroller. State treasury shortfall delays school funding in Anne Arundel. 13 Baltimore Children’s Fresh Air Society youths sent to country. others to follow. Largest saloon passenger party to Bremen leaves on Willehad. Somerset county Republican convention elects delegates and praises Governor and Senator Wellington. Second judicial circuit Denton convention to nominate Pearce for chief and Stump and Martin for associates.
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Salisbury
Dorchester
Queen Anne's
Wicomico County
Hagers
William D. Posey
Charis County
Anne Arundel
Rassom
St. Michal’s
5. C. Edwards
Brooklyn
Benjamin Lowndes
Bladensburg
Baltimore
Maryland Naval Militia
Caroline “County
George A. Deakyne
Baltimora Children’s Fresh Air Society
Lloyd Ateamer
Bremen
Willehad
von Borel
Somerset County
Wellington
Denton
James Alfred Pearce
Stump
Martin
Epworth League cabinet meets to plan district convent ion
Frederick District Epworth League members from nine points met at Centre Street M E Church Cumberland to map the programme for the district convention at Harper's Ferry on August 26 and 27. An unusually interesting program is promised. Buckets town Christian Endeavor Society holds regular meeting this evening in charge of Edward Starr. Topic Consecrated Patriot: What Will They Do Deuteronomy 32:18-18.
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Epworth League
Frederick
St Centre Street
M. E
Umberland
Harper’s Ferry
Bucert&town Cbe
Buckeystown Christ'an Endeavor Society
Edward Starr
Elusive Patent Remedies Prominent in 19th Century Ads
A jagged collection of testimonials and claims for tonics and tonics-like products. The notices tout Clover Tea for nervous relief and bowel regulation, Cream Balm for colds, and various elixirs for indigestion and headaches. Multiple vendors claim rapid, sometimes miraculous, effects and offer guarantees with local distribution links.
Mount Pleasant visit and local notices in County Correspondence
County Correspondence recounts visits, mishaps, and family notes from Mt. Pleasant. Mentions Verson Stull, Harvey Clemm, Horace Stull, Granville Stall, Chariie Storr, and Mrs Zimmer man with social calls and travel to Washington. Harvest prep and Sunday school details conclude with urging parental church involvement.
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Harvey Clemm
Thomsa Stall
Mt. Pleasant
Sandsy
Horace EB. Stull
Lewiatown
C. C. Zimmerman
Richie
Utics Mills
Granville F. Stall
Zimmerman
Stall
Chariie Storr
Lewtetown
Bethel
Tanner on hides duty risks leather trade setback
Mr Thomas G Pownall of Cumberland a leather industry veteran and United States Leather Company superintendent argues that a hides duty may backfire if trade conditions remain weak or only improve slightly He notes revenue needs but warns only a few hide dealers stand to gain and export competitiveness could suffer if American tanners face higher costs abroad.
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Thomas G. Pownall
Cumberland
United States Leather Company
Electric Road faces directorate shakeup at annual meeting
The Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad reportedly plans a board change at the annual stockholders meeting in Frederick, amid unrest with current management. Treasurer Hermann Rowtshn has resigned, Thomas Hi. Haller acts as temp treasurer, and a new power house atop Catoctin Mountain will be built to replace the Frederick Electric Light and Power Company contract expiring Feb 1 1595. The company will take all electrical gear and install a dynamo to light Middletown.
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Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad
Hsi
Rosd
Hermann Rowtzshn
Tressurer
Snd
Middleison
Appointed Justices and Notary in Frederick County
Governor Lowndes appointed William Edgar Barrell as justice of the peace for the seventeenth district of Frederick County, replacing E. E Hough who resigned. Thomas Hood Mastthewa was appointed for the eighth district, succeeding A. Benner who failed to qualify. George W. Wik was named notary public for Taneytown.
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Lowndes Bes
William Edgar Barrell
Frederick County
E. E Hough
Thomss Hood Mastthewa
A. Benner
George W. Wik
Taneytown
Hearing Postponed in Assault Case
The hearing for Adwire Barras, charged with alleged assault, was postponed from yesterday afternoon to Friday afternoon next at 3 o'clock before Justice Biser.
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Adwire Barras
Migitizate Biser
Handsome Ornament by Mr Eckstein for Mr Mehbriing
Mr Pinkney Eckstein crafted several eye ace sixteen fans from a single wood piece creating a handsome ornament. The piece reflects his workmanship and was presented to Mr Lewle Mehbriing.
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Pinkney Eckstein
Eckstein
Lewle Mehbriing
Ills improved for Mr Isaac Wineberg of Lexington Va
The condition of Mr Isaac Wineberg of Lexington Virginia is much improved His mother and brother were called to his bedside from Frederick and expected to return home this evening or tomorrow
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Isaac Wineberg
Lexington
Frederick
Motter Recovers From Fall Near Castle Building
Mr Roger Motter who fell down a cellar hole in front of the Castle building on North Market Street some weeks ago is able to get about without the use of a cane.
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Roger Motter
North Market Street
Reckless Bicycle Crash injures woman near fairgrounds
Mrs Joseph Hing of Bhisyarilia was struck on the tan walk by a local rider near the fair grounds at seven this morning. Blode sustained injuries to arms and face while Mrs Blog and her daughter were nearby. The cyclist was fined one dollar for riding on the site walk within the corporation limits. The accident is described as purely accidental and serves as a warning to riders mixing with pedestrians.
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Joseph Hing
Bhisyarilia
Blode
Blog
Hamilton Showman
Mia
King Fe Bard
Pss
Beaide
Letters From the People on School Certificates
A letter to the Tax News editor defends Prof. Geo. T. Day as the true second grade certificate recipient, noting his longstanding eligibility and the examiner’s attestation, while disputing that Mr. Lawrence earned a fourth grade certificate. The piece emphasizes free expression and signed, respectful contributions.
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Ine News
Ieee
PRO Biko Public
Tax News
Geo. T. Day
Lawrence
Day
HYHENEAS THOMAS AND MAGDALENA BRANDENBURG MARRIED
John Fenton Thomas of Adams town marries Magdalena Brandenburg at the bride’s Burkltteville home. Rev. Motter officiates. Guests from the county attend. They plan a southern tour after the ceremony and home from July 15. The bride, a longtime local educator, and the groom, a noted county resident, announce this new union.
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Thomas
Brandenburg
John Fenton Thomas
Adamstown
Magdalena Brandenbore
Burkltteville
Isaac M. Motter
Reformed Church
Gaplsod
Isdy
Iltlzens
Death of Mrs English In Washington D C
Mrs James J English died Thursday night at the residence of her son in law Dr WA Caldwell Washington DC She was 76 years old and had a large circle of friends Her remains will be brought to the city on the 10908 m B O train Thursday morning and interment will be at Mt Olivet Cemetery upon the arrival of the train Henry Beachley farmer near Middletown died suddenly Monday night from apoplexy aged about 67 He was twice married and leaves a widow and eight children.
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English
James J. English
WA. Caldwell
Washington, D.C
Alt. Oivet
Henry Brachley
J. Henry Beachley
Middletown
Desperate Potomac Battle Between Carp and Bass
A Willamsport observer, George Ensminger, witnessed a dramatic river clash about a mile above Willamsport. The carp and a large bass fought for twenty minutes with splashing, tail strikes, and repeated escapes until Ensminger used a pole to halt the combat. The incident illustrates fish defending territory during spawning season.
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Potomac River
Willamsport
George Ensminger
Ensminger
Bneminger
Cass
Deed and Patent Remedies Ad From 19th Century Ads
William T. Carlin deeds a house and lot in Frederick city to Noah E. Cramer for 300 dollars. The piece also runs a string of medical testimonials: Dr Agnew’s Cure for the heart praised by A. L. Pearce. Electric Bitters touted as nerve and blood tonic. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin claimed to restore health. Shiloh’s Cure advertised for coughs with large sales.
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William T. Carlin
Noah E Cramer
Frederick Cits
Bnor
L. Pearce’s
Dr. Caldwell
A. L. Pearre
Association Picnic At Kel Mar Delights Attendees
The Kel Mar Association held a rain affected outing with rambling games and music by Frederick's Select Orchestra. A tennis trip is planned to Thurmont Friday July with a match against Thurmont, and a Tennis Club meeting at 8 tonight will finalize the team.
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Kel Mar
Frederick
Thurmont
Marriage Licenses for Charles Young and May Kremer
Marriage licenses issued for Charles H. Young of this city and May Kremer of Lingsnore district. Also listed are Wa.i.am E. Augerize of Frederick and Agad Higgle E. Page of New Market district.
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Charles H. Young
May Kremer
Lingsnore
Wa.i.am
E. Augerize
Frederick
Agad Higgle E. Page
New Market
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