State News Roundup From Hagerstown And Surroundings
The State News column reports Hagerstown mayor vetoing a census ordinance, Queen Annes sheriff and Centreville magistrate posts vacant, and Anne Arundel tax rates likely fall. It notes Justice Kent Island oyster dealers pleading guilty to unculled oysters, each fined $50 and costs, and the Cumberland case against BH. B. McRane moving toward discharge as preliminary hearings continue.
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Hagerstown
Henrietts M. Metcalfe
William Metcalfe
Elkton
Court of Appeals
William B. Paca
Bordley Island
Queen Annes County
Keedy
Centreville
Anne Arandel County
John O. Philips
Kent Taland
B. McRane
Grant Zofall
Cumberland
Wea
Westminster League Social Hosts Joyful Presbyterian Reception
The Westminster League members and over one hundred fifty guests attended a church social last night in Westminster rooms. After an engaging program including invocations, quartets, solos, and readings, ice cream and cake were served. reception committees listed with multiple host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster League
Presbyterian Church
Jas. A. Brown
W. O. McCutcheon
Jas. J. Barris
Chas. Hendrickson
Jos
W. L. Carty
Aoto
C. Hendrickson
Raport
Evard Eapner
Venrelaty
Misses J. Zimmerman
B. Tyson
A. Demorest
B. Dean
Margaret Kepner
Messrs. E. Kepner
H. Demorest
A. Dean
Pension Increases At $6 Monthly For 40,000 Cases
Steps move to implement the recent law raising pensions to six dollars per month for those earning more than this amount. The annual outlay will be about 1.5 million dollars and affect roughly 40,000 cases. A Rheumatism remedy note from D H Tyler of 150 West Street seeks bottles. A cake walk was held at Libertytown colored schoolhouse with Miss Maggie Brooks winning the cake, judged by C F Hiteelberger and Henry Wagner.
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Libertytown
Maggie Brooks
John Thomas
Messrs. C. F. Hiteelberger
Henry Wagner
Fig Syrup Claim Headlines Gentle Laxative Benefits
The text promotes Syrup of Figs as a safe, effective laxative for cleansing the system and relieving headaches fever and constipation. It touts medical approval, mentions Liver and Bowels, and notes distribution by California named seller with an emphasis on wholesome benefits and absence of objectionable substances.
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Aera Calarseree
California Ghandy
Eef
Sctag
Imaginative Portrait of Shakespeare as a Global Mind
The piece extols Shakespeare as a boundless imagination, a citizen of Athena in Periclean days who witnessed historic scenes from battle to hemlock, Phidias, and the Sibylline stages of life. It likens his brain to an ocean where all thoughts and dreams converge, a Niagara of gems and an intellect feeding every thought past and future.
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Athena
Pericles
Secrees
Fale
Phidias
Caeuar
Boddhe
Mazeppa
Fancy
Liberty Still Ahead Fox Hunt Near Chestnut Grove
The Liberty based Bays the Libertytown Banner recounts Walter Myers Edward Hatford and Redmond Lowry chasing a red fox for about ten miles from Chestnut Grove. The fox weighed in at 14 pounds, one of the largest seen locally, with plans to let others hunt for laurels in Frederick county.
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Liberty
Libertytown
Walter
Myers
Edward
Hatford
Redmond Lowry
Chestnut Grove
Mr. Myers
Frederick County
Watch This Racket Farmers Caught in Bill Board Racket
Two men paint a farmer’s fence sign and demand payment to guarantee no one else will paint over it. The farmer signs a receipt acknowledging payment, which turns out to be a promissory note for 200 or 400 dollars in favor of their employer.
Tony the Con vict Play Proposed at Opera House
A group of young Indies and gentlemen announce a thrilling comedy drama titled Tony the Convict to be produced at the Opera House around April 10. Managed by Mr. Allen Moberly it is described as an interesting and well written production.
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Tony
Ty Opera House
Allen Moberly
Need for Ban Cough Syrup Sent To Family
A fragment notes a need for several bottles of ban cough syrup for a family. It mentions Mr. Edward Brough and a delivery address, with a recommendation to obtain the remedy. The readable text is limited and lacks full context or clear dates.
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Bdward Brough
Scousa's Great Soloists In Sousa Band Valued For Discipline
The article lauds Sousa's leadership and the steady ensemble of his band. It highlights soloists like Stegler and Bode plus Pryor Messinger and others as models of devotion, sobriety, and professional conduct, noting Sousa’s insistence on temperate, well mannered musicians free of intemperate habits.
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Scousa
Loeiz
Sousa
Steogler
Scader
Bode
Haltesoo
Pryor
Wadsworth
Organzston
Stenger
Raffsyoo
Gonred
Glimore
Subsphannon
Assssian
Alsy
Messinger
Macremann
Paris
Hil
Mir. Sousa
Aacat
Fsn
Ilen
Musiciams
Aheft
Berry Bush and Cherry Varieties for Counties Along Bay Shore
A brief guide to growing berry bushes and Colorado cherry trees in lower counties near the Bay Shore. Advises planting in April, using half barrel tubs, frostproof winter storage, and mulch. Notes costs, water needs, and ornamental value, with specific reminders about soil, spacing, and pruning for fruiting in year two. Also announces a violin concert by Ysaye in Baltimore at Harris Academy of Music with ticket details.
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Bay Shore
Wilmington
Del
Indiana
Colorado
Eugene Yanyee
Baltimore
Trays
Belgium
United States
Harris’ Academy of Music
Washington
Ysaye
Cleveland
Cabinet
Ysage
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Padarowski
Bach
Tency
Fsaye
Harris, Britton & Dean Co
Albert's
Thureday
Mysterious Cure Touts Toys and Hay Bales
A fragmented item claims a secret ice handling method for baled toys and hay. It warns that standing bales on end may grow musty and mentions a supposed Mystic Cure for rheumatism tied to curiosities and treasures, amid unclear notes.
The Rich Young Ruler and the Call to Discipleship
A sermon reflects on the rich young man who asked about eternal life, Jesus’s challenge to sell possessions and follow, and the disciples’ astonishment at wealth entering the kingdom. It cites Luke and Mark verses, notes the difficulty for the rich to enter heaven, and affirms God’s power to save.
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Walla
Issary
Davtec
Jesus
Paul
Druss
God
Christ
Samaria
St. Giles
John Knox
Dowu
Abraham
David
Zaccheus
Melind
Kingdom of
Heaven
God A
Fragmentary historical notice on a test and remedy dispute
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a test, remedy, and a quarene century tem related to a service. It references millions who have reserved, a discovery end, and a person named Dottie amid unclear context. The readable bits hint at a legal or consumer notice incomplete in text.
Deeds of Beruish Stir Panic in River Disaster
A steamboat named Beruish, en route March 5, struck rocks in the Indiana channel, capsized, and sank in 18 feet of water. Passengers including women and children fled crowded cabins as the wreck folded, life boats saved most but one life was lost. George L. Kilmer is noted among the crew.
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Aly
Quidday
Gevorce L. Kilmer
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