Baltimore Gossip Roundup of Sudden Deaths and Plans
Svente of Interest Here and There Neaterday and Today. Caroline C Belgie died suddenly of heart disease in Belisr Es. Joan Batley of Scarboro Harford died of pneumonia. Bishop Paret returns home from rest in Jamaica. Major Frad W Brackett named chief of the appointment department of the U S Treasury. Edward Cathern barn burned with six horses and eight cows. Will of Joseph C Collinson makes bequests to the Poor Association and Novery and Childs Hospital. Baltimore Society for the Suppression of Vice protests to Governor Lowndes over Ceciliaza wrecks. Joist encampment suggested for Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey reserves. Richard S Dodson, hotel-owner, dies at his Charles Street home. Embezzlement warrant against Everett J Wating withdrawn. Bishop Walden announces episcopal appointments and Wilmington Conference meets at Lewes next year. Ferdinand Bravetierre arrives for Johns Hopkins lecture in Baltimore. Centennial of Kaiser Wilhelm I celebrated by Baltimore Kriegerbond with tableau, edicts and banquet. Plans for fast line of steamers Baltimore to Boca del Para. Trial of Dr Joseph J Luts of New York for conspiring to fit out Cuban filibustering expedition commenced. Co-conspirators General Carlos Bolch and John F Smith failed to appear. whereabouts unknown.
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Caroline C. Belgie
Belsir
Joan Batley
Scarboro
Harford County
Bishop Paret
Jamaica
Frad. W. Brackett
Baltimore
United States Treasury
Edward Cathern
Green Cecil County
Joseph C. Collinson
Poor Association
Novery and Childs Hospital
Baltimore Society For the
Lowndes
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersy
Richard 5. Dodson
Charles Street
Everett J. Wating
Casaler
Lexington Sayinga Bank
Tfmore
Walden
Wilmington Conference Methodist Episcopal Church
Lewes
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Baltmore
Mbsh
Lula
Carlos Bolch
John F. Smith
Possible Charlie Ross case teached in Pennsylvania
The article recounts Mrs. Minute Sexton of Walker's Mille and Best's Creek near Winnebago and Maxwell in Franklin County claiming to have found the long lost Charlie Ross. A young man on a farm near German Town Philadelphia's Mrs. Boss is asked to verify identity. The narrative notes the man’s refined bearing, light hair, blue eyes, and nervous habit, with a suggestion of wealth in the family origins.
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Minute Sexton
Walker's Mille
Bear Carnegie
Pan Handle
Charlie Ross
Philadelphis
Sexton
der Alster
Best's Creek
Winebeater
Maxwell
Franklin County
Fenn
Margaret Bertram
Anne
Woods
Mira
Castile Hosa
Boss
East Washington Lane
Germantown
Philadelphia
Winter Prospects Dim as Groundhog Period Ends
Local notes reflect on McKinley and Garfield era mothers, a quiet political mood, and social events. Items from Yellow Springs and nearby communities report births, deaths, visits, and gatherings, with temperance talks, farm sales, and construction updates peppering the week’s fragments.
Death Notices From Ridgeville to Greenfield Mills
Obituary notices report Mrs Jnlett A Hood dying at 65 at Ridgeville after months of illness with funeral at Ridgeville church, Rev B Traitt officiating, interment Pine Grove Cemetery. Also記 Miss Anna Elizabeth Browwer Stover died at 68 in New Midway from dropsy, funeral Donkard Church Rocky Ridge, Elder Thomas Kelb speaking. John J Day, about 65, died near Greenfield Mills with funeral at Bills Chapel.
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Hood
Jnlett
Anna Elizabeth Browwer
Abstlom Stover
New Midway
Samuel Bussard
Donkard
Rocky Ridge
Thomas Kelb
HN J. Day
John J. Day
Greenfield Mills
Bill
J. Gray
F. Robern
N. Noeller
G. Spencer
Gee. W. Peters
Revered minister Rev Arthur Johns to lead Christ church parish
News note from Washington Star features Rev Arthur S Johns of Rockville being called to Christ Church East Washington. He is son of the late Bishop John Jobus of Virginia and a noted preacher and scholar. Johns, graduate of the University of Virginia, studied at Virginia Seminary, ordained in 1873 74, served Northampton and Loudoun counties before moving to Rockville in 1887. He declined a call to St Michael s Trenton N J and now serves as diocese of Washington secretary since its first convention.
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Methodist Epiacopsi
Harry Goode
Suy Galther
Tar Ray
Arthur Johns
Washington Star
Arthur
Jobus
Rockville
Christchurch
Washington
Johns
John Jobus
Virginis
All Saints’ Church
University of Virginia
Virginia Seminary
Jane
Christ Church
Northampton County
Dame
Baltimore
Meade and
Jobua
Loudown County
Prince George's
St. Michael’s Church
Trenton
N. J
Johna
Gas leak endangers family in North Market street home
A coal gas leak from a downstairs stove narrowly suffocated Natrow Esape, Mr and Mrs Schmidt, and their child of North Market street on Monday night. The gas crept to their sleeping room, requiring a physician's visit yesterday as legal cases were moved to Howard County Circuit Court for trial at Elliott City this week.
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Yellow Springs
McKinley
Mother Garfeld
United Eaates
Mc—Kinley
Motter
Garfield
Mattie
Pries Young
D. J. Young
Coames A. Feaga
Milans Matlo
Price Young
Mary Howard
Ida Harley
Estella Staley
Della Summers
Charles A. Feage
Charlies A. Staler
Pinkney Richardson
R. G. Barley
Grayson Bisley
William A. Zimmerman
Charles A. Sialey
Frederick
Capt
Staley
Ron
Charlesville
Elmer Feaga
Feaza's Mills
Delle
Bester
Edga
Middletown Valley
Albert F. Ramsburg
Natrow Esape
Birs. Schmidt and Child
North Market Street
Dangers of the Grip and Rheumatic Cures Adverts
A column of patent medicine notices touts various tonics and cures. Claims include preventing pneumonia from influenza and rapid rheumatism relief, with prices and local sellers named such as A L Pearce Frederick and J A Williamson. Also promotes Shilohs Cure for coughs and Consumption warnings and free offers from Wells & Co and Albert Mackoon.
How to Safely Step Off A Moving Street Car
Two methods described to alight from a moving street car. The safe method urges slowing the car and exiting on the ground side, in the car’s direction, explaining inertia and why stepping off opposite the car risks serious injury. The passage then lists unrelated advertisements and medical cures.
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