Multiple State News Items From Baltimore Area
News of the state reports varied events from Baltimore area. A coroner’s report notes a threefold charge for works at Locust Point. Robert M. Sneds is found dead at 1537 North Caroline Street in East Baltimore. A new railway from Washington via Westminster to Gettysburg is incorporated. Granville Hering, brother of Senator Hering, dies of geoplexy at 63. Admiral Moatt will visit the Naval Academy in Annapolis. Rev Dr David Ketezer elected president of a theological seminary. The crew of the brig Ennis L Ward wrecked off Worcester County is rescued and sent to Philadelphia. The Maryland militia, the largest ever raised, trains in Washington. A caveat filed against the will of Benjamin A Garlinge Sr., former judge of the Orphans’ Court of Washington County. A broken sale triggers a freight train accident on the Baltimore and Philadelphia line at Elton. Governor Lowndes doubles a reward to 500 for the arrest of a suspect in Kent County. An article notes German American schemes about annexing the world, read at Johns Hopkins by Dr Thomas Stockhan Baker.
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Caroline Wreet
Eaismore
New Raliway Company
Washington
Westminster
Gatyaburg
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Hering
Carrall County
Admirs Moatt
Republic of Chile
Will Vist
Naval Academy
Annspolis
David Ketezer
Hzological Seminary
Methodist Protestant Church
St West
Ennis L Ward
Worcester Coss
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Philadelphia
Phinpsanya
Maryland
Tarnoas
Benjamn A Garlinge, Sr
Iste Orphans’ Court
Washington County
Fraight
Paila- Seiphia
Winterton and Baltimore
Elton
Lowndes
Red
Megro
Mra Godwin
Kent County
Uales
Historical Seminary
Johns Hopkins University
Thomes Siockhan Baker
Spring and Winter Market Mix at Local Mart
The March market blends seasonal produce and poultry as onions, tomatoes, cabbage and celery appear. eggs rise with competition while fish and meats fluctuate. Prices show eggs at 10 cents a dozen, chickens live at 25 cents, vegetables and fruits vary, with shad and herring cheaper as Lent reduces meat demand.
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Deaths of Howard Griffith and Granville Hering in Maryland
Two obituary notices report the deaths of Howard Griffith of Beallaville Montgomery County age 75 from Bright's disease and Granville T. Hering near Sandyville Carroll County aged about 60. Griffith, a longtime Democratic leader, served in Maryland and B interstate legislatures and county commissioner since 1850. he died after a long public career and leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter. Hering, a former judge and district official, was elected in 1879 and later Woolery’s district treasurer. he leaves a widow, one daughter and two sons.
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Morality
Beallaville
Montgomey County
Brigit
Griffih
Haring
Baa
Maryland
Annapolis
Frederick
Grifh
Frederiiek
Biste
State Senate
Wooton
Pooleaville
Montgomery
Marocacy
Granville Thering
Granvill T. Herlng
Hig
Sndyville
Carroll County
Spop’exy
Bissge
Jadze
Waich
Zesaor
Woolery
J. W. Hering
Westminster
Cassell and Waters Form Capar Rership in Town
Cassell and Waters form a partnership to represent Mutual Life Assurance Co of Worcester Mars Philadelphia Fire Association and Manual Fire Association with an office to be in Thurmont. Caswell is veteran editor of the Catoctin arion and known county wide. Waters serves as Deputy Register of Wis and brings energy to the firm.
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Waters
Wis
Purzone
Graphophore Concert at Remp Hall Delights Large Audience
P E Long proprietor of the Car House presented an entertaining Grapho phone recital last evening at Remp Hall. Proceeds benefited the Presbyterian church. The performance featured Mr Long operating the instrument with vocal and instrumental gasitic recitations reproduced in life like fashion, drawing a large attentive audience.
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P.E Long
Remp Hall
Presbyterian Church
Long
Coal deliveries reach Frederick Brick Works amid brief delay
Seven car loads of coal arrived yesterday over the Baltimore and Ohio for the Frederick Brick Works. A short supply of coroner’s news caused a temporary suspension for a few hours.
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Baltimore and
Ohio
Frederick Brick Works
Ailing MP Lot Bought for Factory Expansion
Workmen have been engaged in work on the lot recently purchased by the Bu galoo Company from Mrs. A. J. Top adjoining the factory, on which will likely be used for further expansion.
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Aiting
Bugaloo Company
Mra. A. J. Top
Two Ex-Neighbor In Penitentiary
Willam S. Wat-80a resided in Wolfe Wille county. He traveled from Myersville and Hagerstown claiming his house and contents were destroyed by fire and that his family faced destitution. The scheme fooled P. TsiDe across Washington county and resulted in his conviction for obtaining money under false pretences. The judge sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary, denouncing the deceit as harmful to truly needy people.
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Willam S. Wat- 80A
Wolfe Wille
Myersville
Be Ister
P.tside
Washington County
Hagerstown
Large Take
Maryland Firemen Convention Adds New Executive Members
The Maryland Etts Firemen's Convention committee in Annapolis during June added Pop Miler J E P Donn and Charles A Wilson Jr to the executive committee to gauge wheelmen support for the event. The group also approved a souvenir volume plan highlighting Annapolis history its fire department and notable firefighters with illustrations.
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Maryland Etts Firemen
Annapolis
Wed- Reeday
Pop Miler
J. E. P. Donn
Charles A. Wilson, Jr
Cissens
The Girl About Town and Local Spring Festivities
A bustling column recounts spring social life in Fredericktown with references to President McKinley, Grover Cleveland, parades by Rifles and bands, and civic events. It notes concerts, church activities, Daughters of the Revolution wit, Lent observances, and upcoming picnics, fairs, and community gatherings.
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McKinley
Waile
Clevelands
Laurele
Serplus
McKinters
Grover
Yan
Rifles
Rhotey
Yellow Springs
Brown
Ben
Cleveard
McK Pley
Cleveland
Sade McMilaly
Frances
Tots
Princeton
Grover West Duck Huntiog
F.da
Isa
Ttme
Joe
Dick Ena
Biesk Haase
Lycean Debate on Training Boys in Public Schools
At the Lycean meeting last night the debate centered on mandating physical education in all public city schools. Officers were elected: President Victor A. Staley, Vice President Lester Sultz, Secretary Allen V. Lampechan, with Oscar Rhoade on the executive committee. A lecture by Prof. J H Apple on the Space System is set for March 15 with admission by ticket. Men are invited to a Sunday meeting and a private conference on Association matters Wednesday evening, with plans for future work.
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Lycean
Bizner
G Leonard
Oscar Reids
Walter
Roger Wickham
Decaon
Freaident
Victor A. Staley
Lester Sultz
Allen V. Lampechan
A'S
Oscar Rhoade
Victor A Staley
Rowe Cos
Walte
B &. Zimmerman
J. He
Apple
Adolphus Pea
Msn
Tha Lesding
Issalog
A Pointer on Bread and Flour From the People’s Letters
The Baltimore Board of Health is praised for inspecting bakeries and bread making ingredients. Authors argue bread quality and white flour demand affect grinding and pricing, noting their own bread recipe with oats and wheat from Frederick, Maryland.
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Tax News
Board of Health of
Baltimore
Braad
Frederick
Fredrick
Favorite Prescription and Dr Pierce Promote Woman’s Health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the cure for female ailments, claiming it reaches the internal source of disorders. It promotes The Common Sense Medical Adviser, urges readers to send $1 for a paper bound copy, and touts Pleasant Pellets for constipation as a permanent remedy.
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Cary So
Pierce
Lorgani
Nuie
Piercess
A TILED FLOOR FOR THE VESTIBULE AT LOW PRICE
A tiled floor for the vestibule would greatly improve the entrance and serve as an everlasting floor covering. The ad offers a hundred designs to choose from at a low price and invites callers to write or call for an estimate from Willard Keller at 15 South.
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Willard
Keller
Narrow Escape From Death and a Driving Accident
Charles H. Miller of Bell-Yar township narrowly escaped grave injury while shifting belting when caught by a moving machine part. James E. Belcoe Jr and Miss Jalta Hamilton attended a church concert on the Western turnpike. the phaeton broke, horses bolted, and the carriage overturned near Hagerstown, injuring Ham to. Belcoe remained aboard and tried to control the team, escaping with minor scrapes as the horses veered into an orchard and tangled in a fence.
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Charles 8. Miller
Bell- Yar
Thiz County
James £. Belacoe, Jr
Hazerstown
Aitss Jalta Hamilton
Bem‘itos
Slisi Ham Tom
Belscoe
Ron Eetl
Hager Town
Brscoe
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