Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association Meets in Baltimore
The executive committees met at the Carrollton Hotel Baltimore on Thursday night with President George Dobbin Peantman presiding. A list of additions deputy game wardens appointed by Governor Lowndes was read. Ten new members were elected and committees reported. The group plans brook trout distribution in Maryland streams with stock from government and Brste hatcheries and will seek Congressional action. A lodge reception by Pentslobs Lodge No 194 A F and A M Gaithersburg will be held at the Masonic Temple with many lodges invited and notable Masons expected.
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Maryland Game and Fish Protective Association
Carrolton
Baltimore
George Dobbin Peantman
Lowndes
Maryand
Brste
George W. Massamore
Little Falls
Congress
Pentslobs Lodge
A. F
A. M
Gaithersburg
Masonic Temple
Montgomery
Frederick
Prince George's
Grand Matera
Marsland
District of Columbia
Fragmented Historical Society notice and quack cures
The fragmentary notice from the Historical Society mentions a meeting at West Church Street surrounding Mrs. Ritchie and accuses certain watchiven figures. The page advertises various tonic remedies including Hos totter's Stomach Bitters, Naw Guwat sours Amenraax Eoossr Cues, MysticsCure for Rheumatism, Pan Tina for coughs, and Shilohs Cure assurances with multiple drugstore sales notes.
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the Historical Society
Ritchie
West Church Streat
Maryland Railroads Improve Transit and Growth Prospects
An observing writer notes Maryland's earlier reliance on through lines and distant routes but outlines post 1890 improvements. Electric railways expand in Baltimore suburbs, Frederick, Hagerstown, and Deer Park. new steam feeder lines to the Pennsylvania Railroad are proposed in Garrett County. Thirteen incorporation certificates signal local capital interest, with aims to boost cheap, rapid transportation and spur population and manufacturing growth.
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Maryland
Chesapeake
Queen Lane
Baltimore
Washington
Cumberland
Hageratown
Frederica
Marland
Annapola
Galtimore Orts
Frederick
Hagertown
Deer Park
Pennsylvania Railroad
Garrett County
YMCA Plan Expands Summer Activities and Clubs
The YMCA gymnasium committee approved outdoor work programs for athletics and social activities. Plans include forming a wheel club, a tennis and baseball group, and expanding the gym staff by four. A summer camp, campfire activities, and a field day are set, aiming to raise membership from 205 to 250, with social events and a dark room and Agaaz club planned. A Montgomery County Anvil Saloon League meeting discussed liquor suppression, with secret sessions and a list of business places under scrutiny. Bowfe resigned as treasurer. Warren Chaste elected. The April quarterly league session is set for Gaithersburg with prominent speakers and delegates from member groups.
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Tor the
Young Men’s Christian Association
Oporte
Mad Athleics
Board
Association
J. W. la. Carty
Apple
John Haller
H. B. Abbott
W. ¥. Sauadera
Leonard
Agaasz
Sucion
Montgomery County Anvil Saloon League
Higdale
Suepcion
Bowfe
Warren Chaste
League
Galthersburg
President Branch
Maryland Leaguer
Caphas Shelbourne
Rockville
Sarai T. Miller
Sandy Spring
Rey. G. L. Lloyd
Gaitherseborg
Gaithersburg Lodge
G. T
Warner Memoirs Christian Endeavor Society
Firemen's Convention Adopts Official Programme in Annapolia
The committee for the State Firemen's Convention meeting in Annapolia on June 9 adopted the official programme of events. Prizes include track race 273 and 25, hook race 75 50 35, hook and ladder 50 and 3, prize drill 50 and 36.
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Annapolia
Independent Hose Company Reel Team Special Meeting
The Independent Hose Company's Reel Team will hold a special meeting at their headquarters on Friday night at 7 30 o clock. Important business will be transacted.
Enlarge water puppy tax and local trade notes in Baltimore
A cluttered 19th century column reports on proposals to enlarge a water supply project in Cumberland, a sugar trust price cut for cotton, reduced inspection fees in Baltimore, and a Chamber of Commerce push to join a national trade organization. It also mentions a bank embezzlement allegation tied to Lexington Savings Bank, a prison term for an attempted escape, retirement of a central district policeman, a sheriff's move in Charles County, relocation of a factory portion to Dan-dark opposite Point Breeze, and various medical cure ads including Dr. King’s New Discovery and Pan-Tina with testimonials from local readers.
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Lexington Mavings Bank
Baltimore
Bezziemeau
Eysre
J. Waring
Belair
Caaries Reinhardt
Central District
Wade
Charles County
George Matthews
la Pists
Jas Fyit
Henry McPhane Manufacturing Company
B.llmore
Dan
Point Breeze
Petapeck
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Royal Medicine Co
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Geo. A. Gilbert
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