March in American History and Astronomical Events
The page recounts historical notes on the Articles of American Confederation and statesmen from the era, alongside a detailed astronomy section. It lists star visibility, planetary positions, and the approach of Halley’s comet returning after seventy five years with western visibility after sunset.
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Sai
Berch
Gemiat
Area Minor
Cepheus
Lytx
Deato
Ursa Major
Canes
Venatici
Bootes
Canis Minor
Monoceros
Canis Major
Argo Navis
Orion
Lepus
Columba
Taurus
Aries
Auriga
Perseus
Caniiopeia
Pollux
Arcturus
Spica
Regulus
Procyon
Sirius
Betelgeux
Rigel
Aldebaran
Capella
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Baturn
Uranus
Neptune
Aquarius
Local Advertisements and Rentals Lead Page
Fragments show rental listings at 305 N Market St and 1108 HK Seventh St. Notices advertise Braddock Casino event and a theater listing for The Marv Family Theatre. Various ads mention goods from hats to teething syrup and infant shoes.
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H. Fraley
N. Market St
Fractor
J.hichelberger
Mobley & Bro
Marv Family Theatre
Arte Ue Co
Ealers Teething
Fahroey
Public Sales Notice for Coming Season
Persons planning public sales this season should notify Tex News with their names business reason and sale date to be recorded in the Public Sale Record. The paper offers free service to prevent date conflicts and publishes sales in the Bat Rooster list for bills and ads. Copy must be ready for insertion and advertisements ordered to appear.
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Tex News
Tus News
County Correspondence Falls Short in Vague Letter
Fragmentary text from county correspondence references a dated event and a letter from a Mr Yoen te OK ALL Mae, with unclear details about the stake and involved parties. The readable portion hints at a formal communication and a past due issue without concrete outcomes.
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Aod
National Guard Company A Receives Rigorous State Inspection
Colonel Gaither and Colonel Cowles supervise a thorough inspection of Company A Maryland National Guard at the state rifle range. 800+ personnel counted, 33 men present, medals awarded for expert rifle and sharpshooter, with plans for future armory and enhanced training.
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Gaither
Medala
Birat Infantry
Maryland National Guard
Calvin D. Cowles
U. S. Army
U. S. War Department
Charles D. Galther
State of Mary
Yana
Quarantine Established by Dr Rohrer at Mary Me
A quarantine order is established by Dr Gale Rohrer of Mary Me hospital limiting movement and contact in the area. The measure aims to control an infectious illness and protect public health authorities urge compliance until lifted.
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Gale W. G. Rohrer
the Mary
Methodist Conferences Set For Baltimore Meetings
The Methodist Episcopal and Protestant conferences will meet in Baltimore, with the Episcopal meeting at Harlem Park and the Protestant at Broadway church in early April. Delegates from out of town are expected, and several pastors may be reassigned, including Rev. Dr. J. M. Sheridan presiding over the Maryland Conference.
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Methodist Episcopal
Methol
Maryland
Baltimore
Harlem Park Methodist Episcopal
Mareh
Broadway Church
Luther Ee Wileoa
J. F
Wesmore
Lavateon
Park Place-Strawbridee Methodial Episcopal Church
Helase
Samuel Graffin
Patterson Memorial’ Church
Slo
Mand
Hiachurch
J.M. Sheridud
Methodiet Potiae Church
Thie
Diamonds Triumph Over Sterlings In Close Diamond Rink Game
A fast paced basketball match drew a large crowd at the Diamond rink with the Diamonds beating the Sterlings of Baltimore 37 to 27. The first half ended 12 to 15 as the Diamonds surged to victory behind Gill and Fisher scoring seven each and other contributions.
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Diamonds
Diamond Rink
Sterlings
Baltimore
Baltimore Achylastic
Loyola Colexe
Sterlings- Derr
Brittingham- Fisher
Casserly
Gil
Center Harbourne
Lease
Pistel
Bielfeld
Brown
Guarde
Dowel
Gill
Fisher
Brittingham
Cavserly
Horsbourne
Piswl
Vouls
Derr
Harsbourne
Kirtball
Funeral for John Eisenhawer Held at St John’s Church
The funeral for John Eisenhawer was held at St Johnie Catholic church after a 9 o'clock service from his North Market street home. Rev. Fr Kane presided with Rev Fra McGuire Cav anhugh and Conlon assisting. pallbearers included McCaffrey Ford Kennedy Schley Keedy and Sappington. Interment followed at St John’s cemetery. Funeral director M L Etchison arranged the services.
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John Eisenhawer
North Market Street
St. Johnie Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Fra. McGuire
Cavanhugh
Conlon
Franklin Savings Bank
Fr. McElroy Council
St. John’s Beneficial Association
William McCaffrey
Raymond G. Ford
John A. Kennedy
Dr. Stein
Schley Clayton Q. Keedy
F. B. Sappington
St. John's Cemetery
M. L. Etchison
Tollgate Keeper Ends Life in Montgomery County
Henry Ulrich fifty the tollgate keeper on the Washington Colesville and Ashton turnpike between Sligo and Burnt Mills Montgomery county drank carbolic acid at his home near the tollgate on Sunday afternoon He died within minutes survived by a widow formerly Miss Turner of Our Corners and six children Cause unclear though poor health is suspected
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Henry
Ulrich
Washington Colesville
Ashton
Sligo
Mills
Montgomery County
Big Home
Turner
Our Corners
Ee Ae Garesids
A Large Safe In Jewelry Store Burglary
A large safe was found forced open in a York jewelry store with signs of a break in. Investigators labeled the scene, and police are examining the premises for clues.
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York
Reuber
Court Acts on Fines and Forfeitures in Local Larceny Case
In Circuit Court Edways O Brien faced larceny charges and was found guilty though sentence suspended for good behavior after paying costs. Several other defendants appeared, including Martin Bubraith fined for assault and contempt of court, and Oscar Summers charged with bastardy with evidence needed. Court adjourned after limited proceedings and a witness was jailed for nonappearance.
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Edways-O' Brien
Hietehalf
J. E. R. Wool
Travereeti
Martin L. Bubraith
A. Flecier
J. O.R. Wood
Sherof
Carroll County
Stoner
Weinberg
Arbur Bontz
Minnie Shultz
Jim Weinberg
Wok
Meesin
Lewis
Nginal
Brauller
Bank Raises Interest Rate On Deposits
On November the set 190%, the Bank increased its interest rate to Four percent per month on all its special interest bearing deposits. Deposits remain under existing contracts, and the 4% rate applies to new deposits of the same class. The bank promises first-class facilities for general banking business.
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Tts
Fashionable spring fabrics and linen sale at New Miller
The store showcases poplin and linen in white, color and black with washable Sailpee and Waldtloge options. New Bilk Waists and Crepe de Chine watches in white and black priced 3.04 to 7.50. Special value net waists at 2.18, Dutch collars, jabots, embroideries, and new table linens with round 15 inch linen for 9c.
Personal notices of travel and visitors in town
PURELY PERSONAL Mr. George A. D e ere has been out of town for a few days in business. Mr. William T. Creager, Weet Patrick, atreet, spent Sunday with relatives near Jimtown Miss Minnie Yoat of Baltimore who has been visiting relatives in this city has returned. Chief Judge Hammond Urner has gone to Annapolis to attest the sessions of the Court of Appeals. Mr. Ezra Willard of Knoxville is inviting his daughter Ma Ida M. Markey East Second street. Mrs. Augusta Mogr North Market street who has then spending some time in Washington was returned. Mr. John W. Bo We at All Saints street who has been visiting relatives in Martinsburg, W. has returned. Mrs. F. L. U. Knode Mast Third street has been called to B nonylvania on account of the extreme illness of her sister Mrs. H. B Hough. Mrs. Abe Stosenoup and son Gerald West Third street who have been spending some time at MR. Chediena Mich have returned.
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George A. D'eére
Bualneas
William T. Creager
Patrick
Jimtown
Minnie Yoat
Baltimore
Reltives
Hamiond Urnor
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Ezra Willard
Knoxville
Ida M. Markey
East Second Atreet
Augusta Mogr
North Market Atreet
Washington
John W. Bo
Sainta’ Street
Martinsburg
F. LU. Knode
Mast Third Street
Nonylvania
Hough
Abe Stosenoup
Gerald
Third Street
Chediena
Mich
Month's records in the clerk's office show filings and deaths
February filings tallied 108 instruments including 73 deeds 25 mortgages two chattel mortgages six bills of sale one incorporation one article of agreement one power of attorney and one discharge in bankruptcy. Seventeen licenses issued including one marked don't publish. Fifteen deaths recorded city and county with eighteen interments at Mt Olivet six at Saint John's and six in the colored graveyard. Mortality aligns with January while J Edward Duvall marks twentieth anniversary as a letter carrier.
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Mt. Olivet
Bt. John’s Pat
Double
Utica
Jefferson
Mt. Pleasant
Pacer and Te Made to
Fragmentary brief mentions a pacing context with unclear subjects and missing names. No verifiable events or entities can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Pacer
TOCAL HENTION. encet is oe van a set Seong me 8.15.
Fragmentary OCR text records a local notice with unreadable names and dates. The readable bits mention a set and a time like 8.15, but no clear event, place, or authority is identifiable for a proper summary.
Burlesque Company Touts Real Vaudeville At Theater
Local notice promotes a burlesque show run by a burlesque company at the family theatre. It features first rate vaudeville acts and two burlesque sketches The Kiddo and the Widow and The Widow of Looney Park with Morty introduced among the principals. Evening prices 28 36 cents with showtimes nightly.
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Heer
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