Boston Port Closes as British Parliament Acts
In March 177? the British Parliament closed Boston port following the Boston ton party of December 16 1778 and related measures. Notes on the affair reached Parliament. Also listed are deaths of Millard Fillmore in Buffalo in 1870 and Matilda Heron in New York in 1830, General Nelson S. Sweetzer’s 1898 death in Washington, and Kuropatkin’s army repulsed on the Hun river in 195?
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Bistory
Boston
Millard Fillmore
Buffalo
Matilda Heron
Camille
New York
Nelson BP. Sweetzer
Washington
Maryland Day Observance in Maryland Public Schools
Maryland will observe Maryland Day March 25 as a day of intensive history study in public schools. Dr M B Stephene directs the program with stories of notable figures and a focus on the beginnings of popular government in Maryland, including the Maryland flag, charter documents, and a day of devotional exercises and recitations.
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Maryland
M. Barre Stephene
John Wilbur Jerkins
State Board of Education
Aingle
Marylanol
Stavens
George
Oocetlius Osluart
Minor
Province of Maryland
King William’s School
Borg
Locy and others take new posts and travels begin
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Locy left today for Strip $2 Atk.n. Mr. Vernon Derrisa accepted a position with Merito Biss, South Market frees. Mr. Edge. L. Miller took a post as to keeper at the Ox-Fibre Brush Works. Mr. Jacob Moore of Parlabarg Va. visits brother-in-law Dr. S. T. Haffoer on West Third Street to recuperate health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Locy
Vernon Derrisa
South Market
Edge. L. Miller
Ox-Fibre Brush
Jacob Moore
Parlabarg
T. Haffoer
West Third Street
Gibson Young Hurt in Shaping Machine Incident
A report from Ox Ebre Brush Works notes Gibson Young injured in a shaping machine accident. Dight F. C. Nicodemus, general agent for the Cincinnati Mutual Insurance Co., presented Frank B. Thomas, an agent of the compact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Young
Ox Ebre Brush Works
Las
F. C. Nicodemus
Concesticat Mutual Insurance Co
Frank B. Thomas
Compact
Hsnicoms
Court hears committal recommendation in Montgomery case
Sheriff Mariz led proceedings seeking a location requirement in the James Montgomery of Njameville matter. The jury advised the court to appoint committees to manage his affairs. The apprehension was by his son Luther Montgomery. He holds property valued around 9400 dollars.
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Mariz
James 1 Montgomery
Njameville
Assams Chargs
Luther
Foreign Mission Day Services Across Two Churches
Foreign Mission Day will be observed at St Pauls Church Attos on Sunday March 10 at 10:00 am and at Zion Reformed Church Gherlerville on Sunday at 2:15 pm. Both services will be led by the Reformed pastor Rev. S. 2 Henoh.
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Foreign Mission
St. Paul’a
Attos
Zion Reformed Church
Gherlerville
Sondey
Psstcr
Henoh
School Board Meets Sets Week for Graduation
The regular meeting of the Board of County School Commissioners held with most members present approved a high school commencement week starting June 17 and ordered April 15 for closing colored schools. A new Latin textbook was favorably considered. Budget actions included $10 grants for Middletown and Highferd High Schools for Nebr as Obser ies. Wilson named trustee for Norman Fraderio school.
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Clone
Board of County Bcioo Commissioners
J. Henry Bakes
Middletown
Lutheran Church
Wao. K. Young
Myeraville
Byrd
Binos
Lon
Montinsy
Women’s College
Wedara Tay
Qarsia Lee Liwa
Middletown High School
Highferd School
Wilson
Norba Fraderio
Egiored
Vise Moet Carter
Dsosmeed
Funeral notices and ailments from Urbana and Frederick area
Funeral services were held today for Elisha E. Malluniz at Urbana with burial at Mt. Olives. Miranda Buow den, colored, had services at Asbury Church and Greenmonok cemetery. The Sick section lists residents on South and East streets and local officials note several improving.
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Thesauerel
Elisha EB
Malluniz
Piose
Urbana
Ov. KR
Bacaza
Fradario
County Medical Society
Frederict Oley Hospital
Willian Marmsa
Csarias Datrow
Dorsey King
Ubson
Dra
Samuel T. Haffser
Thowes
Jononor
Frederick
E. 0. Etohisoo
Gaithersburg
Mt. Olives
W. i. B'Etohigen
Miranda Buowden
Asbury Phoroh
F. Wagover
George M Sewell
Aswen Leakins
MW. E Jenkine
Morton Stewart
Walter Coresy
Alex Davis
Greenmonok
Thomas P. Rice
Work of Death in Ramsburg and Phillips Obituaries
Harvey Len Ramsburg aged 10 months and 17 days died of pneumonia at 461 West Patrick Street. Funeral service tomorrow at 10 o clock from the house with interment in the cemetery. Thomas E Phillips, aged well known farmer, died yesterday morning two miles northeast of Mount Airy at Long Corner. He was in his last year and oldest resident of that section of Howard County. He survived by two sons and one daughter.
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Wabrvey Ramsburg
Harvey Len Ramsburg
Clarence
Mary Ramsburg
West
Patrick Street
Bis Fonstal
Thomas E Phillips
Thomas E. Phillips
Mount Airy
Peat Long Corner
Phillipa Wee
Howard County
Gospel Meeting At First Baptist Church Last Night
The gospel meeting at the First Baptist Church drew a large crowd as Col Rev Theodora W Gayer delivered a engaging address using the destruction of Sodom. Services are planned again tonight and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Theodora W. Gayer
Sodom
Remodeling Building at West Patrick Street Converts Store Room
The former store room occupied by Conrad Ruland at West Patrick Street is being converted into a dwelling. An addition to the building is under construction for Ghwan. Property owned by Mr. Glenmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oonrad Ruland
Strothers Cleared In Widow Murders Case
Special Dispatch reports in Curreroes Virginia that after two hours of deliberation the jury acquitted James and Pailip Strother of the murder of William F. Bywaters. Bywaters, who was forced to marry Viola Strother, was killed when he tried to desert her.
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Tae Newa
Curreroes
James
Pailip Strother
William F. Bywaters
Viola
Fire destroys oyster houses and local deaths reported
Fire at Orisford destroys several oyster houses while Boris Loving Borger dies at Blealve. Israel R. Dana dies at home in North But Devotl county. Edward Kelly named chief of Ombarland City Fire Department at 75 dollars monthly. Governor Warfield schedules Arbor Day observance and April 12 designation. A Hagerstown jury awards Ida Hartwig of Baltimore 1126 against former husband William Alvey. Cambridge editor William H Bowdle dies aged 82.
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Orisford
Warfield
Jesus
Hagerstown
Ida Mr
Hartwig
Baltimore
William Alvey
Texas
Giaham Dakehart
Palestina Council
Masonic Temple
W. B. King
Elsotad Thrica Wugthona Macter
Maria M. Bowdle
William H. Bowdle
Cambridge Democrat
Dempocrat and Herald
W. Irving Bowdle
Cambridge
Law's Grip Leads to Boy Reprimands and Dismissals
Reports from West Fifth Street detail police escort of several youths for disorderly conduct. Judge Alfred Ritter issued reprimands with warnings of harsher punishment if repeated, naming youths Ralph McHenry Myrutha Dutrow Ezra Ely Charlie Huil Russell Crist as involved. Case of James Cromwell dismissed after bail review. William Jane faced fines for disorderly conduct, paid. Revival services continued at Backstown church with strong attendance and conversions. Samuel Urner, son of Rev and Mrs Urner, among Rhodes scholars hopefuls, aiming for Oxford after the committee meeting.
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Weat Fifth Street
Hebba and
Herwig
Jaatha Alfred Ritter
Walter Layman
Edgar Sed
Harry Ridenour
Lester Fogle
Harry Albaugh
Roy Creager
Ins Flaa Ritter
Ralph McHenry
Myrutha Dutrow
Eza Ely
Charlie Huil
Russell Crist
James Cromwell
Alfred Ritter Nat Nizhé
Lloyd Howard
Tos
Lloyd
William Jane
Bsen Givan
Alfred Ritter
Merning
P. Edward
Brsogis
Alfred Huster
Oxford
Ssmuel Urner
Mre
E. Urner
Maryaville
Kanene
Rhodes
Oxford University
Rogiend
Rhodes Scholarship
Oxford le Ootzber
Amerie
Vffit
Montgomry
Kanens
Election Supervisors Appointed by Governor
Henry J. Meears J D Hagan and Carl Toni Stail named by Governor Waczfeld as election supervisors for Fredering. Democrats Schacter L Rhoads Republicans. Supervisors to oversee the municipal election held in ice. Commissions received at the courtrooms this morning for record.
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Meears
Henry J.D. Hagan
Carltoni
Stail
Schacter L. Rhoads
Waczfeld
Fredering
Ths
Ice
Suit at Begerstown in Hagerstown jury trial over sun stream pollution
The case of Mary L. Motter against David Mi and Samuel J. sishbrling, removed from Gsrroli county, was taken up before a jury at Hagerstown yesterday afternoon. The plaintiff, who is a sister-in-law of Judge John Motter, of this city, seeks 81,000 damages for alleged pollution of a sun stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begerstown
Mary L. Motter
David Mi
Samuel J. Sishbrling
Gsrroli County
Hagerstown
John ©. Motter
State of Chi Business Property Transfer Report
Mr Jona W Falk as executor has advised through Cramer and Stauffer real estate office the dwelling and mission building on Norte Market street near Tira Street, transferred to Mr Charles Shipley on criats terms.
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Jona W. Falk
Cramer & Stauffer
She Dwelling
Siion
Om Norte Market Street
Tira _Street
Charles Shipley
Jury Clears Independent Contractor in Blag Case
The court denied a defense prayer to remove the case from the jury in the Blag matter against Braddock Heights Water Co. The judge ruled the company liable due to work by an independent contractor. Attorneys Fabian Posy and others represented the plaintiff while Osbeatz and Urner appeared for the defendant. The session adjourned with most attendees excused except those in the Roddy matter.
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Annie Aubert Vo
Braddock Heights Water Company
Tworofog
Tata
Gang
Henderson
Fabian Posy
Frank DL. Stoner
Leo Wineberg
Plainsf
Barry L Osbeatz
Hammond Urner
Annan, Horner & Co
Hugh A Roddy
Sermon Echoes in Mount Pleasant Pastor’s Message Posts
County correspondent reports a sermon at M. K. church in Mount Pleasant with a St. Paul epistle theme I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling in Christ Jesus. The piece notes parishioners moved by the sermon and mentions upcoming completion of the revival on March 17 and local social visits and transfers.
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Moninciey
M. K. Phoroh
Mie Milton Shack
Angstre J.H. Leib
Fannie Oattail
Coyupy
Hammond Clay
Hattie Hesgon
Elsie Shestenhelm
Paul Hoka
Reformed Church
Tsat
Schaeffer
Misa Edoa Reich
Sparrows’ Point
Botasy Rippeon
Taylor Stand
Communion Service At Reformed Church At Easter
The article notes an Easter Sunday communion service at the Reformed church with preparatory services on Saturday and several nights the previous week. It mentions a revival at United Brethren church ending Friday with two converts, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel O Foitz. Other items report Mrs. Tanma Kilne in Waynesboro, Dr Saively providing care, Dr A J Smith still rheumatic, patient conditions including left shoulder and neck pain, Mr. Allen Hayes improving slowly, Tyson Dadsland stable, and Roy Harshman with an eye issue under treatment by Dr Buurichonse.
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Reformed Church
United Brethren Church
Samuel O. Foitz
Tanma
Kilne
Waynesboro
Saively
A.J. Smith
Allen Hayes
Tyson Dadsland
Sprinkler System Installed at Union Knitting Mills
The sprinkler system installation at Union Knitting Mills by International Sprinkler Company of Philadelphia was completed yesterday. The company, which held the contract, has departed for Hagerstown today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Union Knitting Mills
International Sprinkler Company of
Philadelphia
Hagerstown
Talable mare lost. horse sale prices noted and social notices
Mr Cyrus Hays lost a valuable mare that died from injuries after a fall on the ice. A owner refused a 150 dollar offer. Tyson Dabel’s horse sales totaled about 1675, with 201 paid for a horse and 125 for a colt. Cattle priced around 25 each, others in proportion. Attendance generally large. Local visits span from Baltimore, Hagerstown and Takoma Park with numerous social calls and music events. Epworth League met, and a missionary program is planned at the M E church with Rev A J Gill speaking and Mr J J Hitzel delivering an address. funds go to home and foreign missions.
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Cyrus Hays
Tyson Dabel
M. BE
A J. Gill
J.J. Hitzel
Martinsburg
W. Va
Foreign
Grova's Green Grocery and Local Notices
Local mentions include Grova's Green Grocery with a wide range of produce from kale to cranberries and tomatoes, citrus from California and Florida, fresh shad and fish, and strawberries for Saturday. Lectures at Rome Fourth of course and Woman's College events draw increasing interest with tickets on sale for remaining lectures in Rome, Berne, and Paris. Gas and electric bills due by the 10th to save on discounts. Mrs Ritchie's evening dance meets this Friday. American Fibre floor coverings promoted as the latest novelty, with Mullins Carpet offering installation and sales.
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Grova's
California
Florida
Atustratea
Rome
Coursa
Woman's College
Bociety
Berne
Paris
Sweeny and Fraley wed in Evangelical Reformed Church
William Sweeny and Lot Mt Fraley, both of near this county, were married yesterday at the Evangelical Reformed Church in this city by Reverend E. Br. Eechbach. The ceremony united two local residents in a quiet early spring wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swrexey—Fraley
William Sweeny
Lotthe Mt. Fraley
Thhia County
Evangelical Reformed
Hey
E. BR. Eechbach
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MT. Pleasant
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This Place
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Emmitsburg
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Oak Hill
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Union Bridge
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Ladinsburg
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Browsingsville
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Oomur
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Ea Bend
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