Maryland and regional political notes amid storms and losses
A flood of brief items reports deaths of Mrs A M Yingling in Westmio Street aged 73, James T M Raley a Maryland political figure dead aged 69, and a fire at Parsonburg Wicomico county with property valued at $18,000. Political factions contend across Anne Arundel and Howard counties, tax cuts proposed, and farmers seek road system changes. Prisoner recaptured after escape from Carroll jail. lawsuit topics including $5,000 damages for drowning and for malicious prosecution.
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Evecu
Thess Yeaterdas
Tedaz
Soate
Ohio
Henry Smith
Elkton
Anne Arundel
Wicomico County
Joseph Cost
Carroll County
James T. M. Raley
Maryland
St. Mary’s County
Zoe Caseot
Giars R. Webe Sgalp
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Howard County
Ken County
Lee James, Jr
Wm. E. Dizon
Bearrson Dorney
Roward County
Thomas G. Hayes
Cecil County Farmers’ Club
John EK. Sond
Port Deposit
Parsonburg
Abolishing the Color Line in Virginia Dinner Event
Washington dispatch reports Governor O'Fer of Virginia entertained Robert Teamoh, a Boston legislator, at the executive mansion in Richmond. It marked possibly the first such social dinner for a African American in Virginia's executive residence, despite Teamoh's popularity among white colleagues and hotel nonaccommodations in cities visited. Rev Jos H Apple led service at the Reformed Chapel last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphis ‘Times
O'Fer
Virginia
Executive
South
Robert Teamoh
Beacon
Boston
Massachusetts
Dianer
Teamoh
O' Ferrall
Jos. H. Apple
Reformed Chapel
Vintage health ad advocates superior products for well being
An old promotional snippet extols the superiority of quality health goods. It references pure liquids, gentle cleansing, and relief from headaches and discomfort through a ingestible remedy. The fragment hints at figs or fig essence as a key ingredient and touts broad consumer benefits.
Westminster Jail Escape Notes and Local Crimes
A running report from Westminster details Joseph Cost and two others escaping from the county jail after a night of confinement. It recounts related robberies, forgery, and a wounded officer, with notes on suspect descriptions, capture efforts by local citizens, and ongoing inquiries into accomplices and subsequent sightings near Bird Hill and Freedom district. A missing man, Mr. Mulligan, is also reported by anxious relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cost
Charles Wells
Terence Doyle
Balmore County
Balthmore and
Carrol Cousties
Robert Gillette
Jobo Wolfe
Pikeshire
Jobe Veccolic
Carrolton
Gillette
Barry C. Mfort
Byron
Ogit County
William Moore
Stephen Harper
George M. Morrison
George H. Birnie
Taneytown Mort Fe
Baumgardner
Frederick County
Coat
Westminster
Todsy
Joseph
Cognip
Jobn Davis
Ellaworth Gardner
Carroll County
Bird Hill
Cost
Messrs
Davis and
Gardner
A. T. Buckingham
Arnold
West
Bird Ail
Freedom District
Wm. J. Mulligan
Hotel Arrivals and Local Notices
Hotel arrivals list guests from Perryville Ohio New York and Kentucky with county notes. A separate notice reports Miss Kate Toomey age 90 dead from coal gas asphyxiation and Micheel Mcinbarney age 70 injured or ill. An Ostend dealer advertises a medicine for neuralgia and pain relief.
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Sincs
Ornado 'm
Socra
Deerrisio
Mass
Maseb
Kate Toomey
Irs Micheel Mcinbarney
Aymeneal Weddings Draw Large Montgomery County Crowd
Two weddings in Poolesville and Frederick area marked by formal Presbyterian rites and warm community cheers. Miss Gertrude Brewer wed Geo Cramer at Poolesville Presbyterian Church as guests praised the couple and presented gifts. a second couple, Eleanor A Hargett and William C Howard, wed at Benvenue with Rev H T Ditmar officiating and plans for a Baltimore New York tour.
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Montgomery County
Presbyterian Church
Poolesviile
Misa M Gertrude
Wiliam G. Brewer
Geo Lawrego Cramar
Peecerinn Elevator Company
F. W. Patman
Noah E. Cremer
Prederick
Letha Brewer
Linds Jones
Jennie Yeang
Eugene Jones
George Hamaberg
Brewer
Cramer
Frederick
Tas News
Howard—Hakertt
Benvenue
J. E Hargett
Thin City
Eleanor Af
Hargett
William OC. Howard
Ballinger Creek
Effie Hargett
George Howard
H. T. Ditmar
Reformed Church of
Jefferson
County
Howard
Baltimore
New York
Independents to Build New Engine House on Went Church Street
The Independent Hose Company will immediately erect a new engine-house and Siemens hall on their current Went Church Street site. Plans have been drawn and approved, with work likely to start in spring. The hall will showcase modern design, handsome appearance, and up-to-date fire apparatus facilities.
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Siemen
Local residents named on sick list
Mr Charles Rhoderick is on the sick list today. Mr and Mrs Nicholas Lochner are also reported ill. Miss Bessie Michael of Wert Patrick Street, previously on the sick list, shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rhoderick
Nicholas Lochner
Bessie Michael
Wert Catrick
Rhoamation Cure Claim Stirs Medical Texts
A cryptic report outlines a claimed one day cure called Mystis Cure for Rhoamati and Neu sadionty carey with scattered phrases and names. It mentions neurologic themes, a system remark and a list of tees, while noting bold figures like J. As a, Dene, Ma. Found Out about a supposed warless development through a diverse set of garbled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadionty Carey
Bold J. Asa
Dene
Deeds of Heroism in a Civil War Retreat Action
The passage recounts Kilpatrick and Sherman cavalry actions during a Confederate retreat toward Savannah. Kilpatrick’s riders prepared barricades at a ravine and, with Sherman’s infantry arriving, forced the Confederates from the route after desperate charges. The defense preserved the army’s advance with about 500 casualties avoided. George L. Kinarr
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Minto
Sherman
N. Awampand
Deepryie
Battis
Warid
Saab
Dany Crockett
Amou
Kilpatrick
Grorce L. Kinarr
Ingest This Elixir for Health Aids and Warnings
Read as a cryptic ad style notice promoting a tonic named Hoe tomers Stomach B Mers. Claims warn of air pollution and danger while touting digestion relief and kidney aid. Emphasizes prevention and benign tonics with cautions against intoxication and illness.
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Baltimore, ND
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Potomac
D. A
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N. J. Wilson & Son
Kohler
Komler
Matzeis
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