Bright Bits From Local News and Notices
Brief items from local society and business: Lerch to improve Lis on East South Street, Johnson Smith son of Mr Smith in Baltimore with a fierce dog, a gray horse died near Olive from a blood poison. Charities board discusses contracts for Montevuc Jail tomorrow. Philomathesa Literary Society meets tonight at 7 30 in the higon building. Republican County Central Committee meets at Court House. Wm Rumpf adds silver half dollars to his residence. counterfeits circulate. Lodging in hotels fined up to 100 monthly or jailed. Boonsboro reports no pink eye in eggs. Emory Bell reports a Baltimore & Ohio passenger line cost in Hagerstown 7009. Firemen’s tent planned for summer in Hagerstown. A parade and concert to feature the gathering. Snow era notes ice and blackbirds amid storm. Independent Fire Company to meet tonight to hear committee on Westminster road rates. Plentiful sunshine and activity return to the city.
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Lowal
Christian Lerch
East South Street
Ster Johnson Smith
Smith
Baltimore
Jaile Philomathesa Literary Society
Higon
South Market
Baltimore & Ohio
Hagerstown
de Lean
Independent Fire Company
Westminster
Shafer Couple Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary
A Middletown area couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary after years of marriage begun in March. Mr and Mrs Shafer were described as in poor health but hopeful they may spend many more years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer
Middletown
Shafer Tienr
Hymeneal Page-ABMRick and Mier Virgtols Wed at Fountain Mills
The wedding occurred yesterday morning at the Lutheran parsonage on Hastreet, uniting Page and Mier Virgtols, both of Fountain Mills, in a ceremony performed by Luther Kuhlman. The ornate notice notes bonds of 4,000 dollars issued by Shep-1 Va corporation at a two percent premium, redeemable at ten years, with plans mentioning a new factory.
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Page
Abmrick
Mier Virgtols
Fountain Mills
Luther Kuhlman
al Lutheran Pareonage
Hastreet
Hee
Monde
Frederick Wet
Corporation of Shep- 1
Legislature Proceedings Report From Yesterday
A summary of yesterday's legislative actions notes the House adopting a plan to odattate the telephone DIN for an unfavorable report and setting a special order after the assessment bill. The Senate passed bills on tax exemptions and minors’ work hours, and approved various local measures including school commissioners, voters’ registers, and public laws. Governor vetoes on liquor license transfers and county tax bills were sustained, with several acts approved and new county commissioner structures proposed for Baltimore and surrounding counties. The Frederick delegation backed the telephone bill move, and minority representation discussions arose on school board appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Buck
Baltimore
Angorlatlan
Senate Climace Committee
Uszeada
Senate
Ulus
Snd
Haltmore
Baltimore County
Hmngerstown
St. Dayes
Daltinore
Hampden
Carroll
Frederick
Washington
Smith
Treasury
Brashears
Wim E H. Stewart
Elizabeth Austin
Annapolis
Isle of Wight Oyster Company
Sr. Fox
Charles County
Port Tobacco
la Plata
Ellicott City
Rogers
Allegany County
Sigoera
Pspera
elec+ dlone
Co-operative Workers
Baltimore City
Slanual Labor School
Tex
Lutherville
Chicago
Miles
School Commission
Pearre
Repubican
Moss
Wootton
Frederick County
Nacve
Frederick City
Smong
Brunswick
Sappin
Grove
Rederick County
Constables and Sheriff Appointments Noted in County
Officials report new constables and a deputy sheriff in the county. James F. Bratth qualified as constable in District 10 before Clerk Jordan. Tee Gaver was certified as county constable in District 18 and named deputy sheriff before Clerk Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James FE. Bratth
Poplenlay
Cler Jordan
Tee J. Gaver
Clerk
Jordan
Marriage Licenses: Page and Remeick File in Fountain Mille
George E Page of Fountain Mille and Vicenta Wo Remeick of Lrhens District petition for marriage license. The notice lists parties, locale, and filing details in the registrar’s records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heorge E. Page
Fountain Mille
Vicetnta Wo
An Odd Accident In Coal Car Incident
Jon Filey speedily opened a drop bottom coal car on the trestle above the Coal Lines when the car spilled coal. He was buried beneath the load but neighbors dug him free. Hopes of survival were slim as the area faced a dim, dusky atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Filey
Arthur
T. C. Kincksilaje
Mechantestown
Scholarships Awarded at Public Schools Commencement
A special session of the Board of School Commissioners will meet next week to consider the closing of Vic Schools and to decide on a possible extension of the academic term. Dozens of named scholars from towns including Liberty Metcalf Ladisbury Stottlemper Mechanicstown and Woodsboro are listed among recipients.
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Tate
Walkeragilly
Ho Murphy
Liberty
Metcalf
Ladisbury
ROG Eylars
M. Sly
DO Albinish
Wolfsville
J Stottlemper
J Stotthunger
BL Ha
Frederick Kidnapping Case Blamed on Father and Confedertes
A Baltimore girl Linda Anning May Garlinger was abducted from 1086 West Fayette Street by her father and two accomplices. The group reportedly traveled toward Frederick in a horse drawn carriage, stopped at Amish’s Hotel in Westminster overnight, and fled with a borrowed team toward Frederick, with one man named Garloger. No trace of their arrival in Frederick by press time.
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Linda Anning May Garlinger
Miss. K. Hamilton
West Fayette Street
Baltimore
Frederick
Gilmor Street
Gillmor Street
Frederick Road
Westminster
Carerlage
Thomson
Garloger
Mr. Marsh
Brederick
Purely Personal Local Notes From Frederick Area
A batch of brief society items from the Frederick region notes travel to Washington trips, stage appearances, and family visits. Mentioned are G Joskins Morgan leaving for Washington, J Columbus O Donnel acting in Nalz Tlekx at anIwies Cottage in Baltimore, and Charles C Boyle of Boston visiting Dr Clas. Also listed are visits to Woodsboro, Roanoke, Lynchburg, Knoxville, Hagerstown, Hansonrickie, Baltimore, Braddock, Mechanicstown, Waynesboro, Brunswick, Loyalsock, and Port Deposit with various relatives and acquaintances paying calls or traveling for meetings and events.
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G. Joskins Morgan
Washington
J. Columbus O'Donnel
Frederick County
Nalz Tlekx
Iwies
Baltimore
Charles C. Boyle
Aod
Boston
Mass
Clas, W. Hoffman
Milas Ida Smith
East Fourth Street
Woodsboro
Col
J. B. Thomas
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Ieee
J. Yaushen Markey
Frederick
Zara Willard
Knoxville
David Hartsock
Hagerstown
Hansonrikie
Edward Rice
Maggie Kehoe
Braddock
Chas
Shaffer
Abbie Mathias
Daisy Loy
Netvla Boblitz
Mechanicatown
Aleter
Mra
Keriac
Harris Wins Fight on Foul in Harrisburg District
Washington County notes report a disputed prize fight near Harrisburg Pennsylvania where Lew Harfa, colored, fought Aunt Sohn Miller, no colored, of Hagerstown. Harris won on a foul as a large coal shipment moves from Hagerstown to Chicago via multiple railroads. Norfolk and Western Railroad expands yard purchases near Hawera town, corner of Walnottsod West Antietam streets, owned by Standart Company. Tuesday night George Greiner saloon in Hagerstown was ransacked with all valuables missing.
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Washington County
Harrisburg
Lew Harfa
Sohn Miller
Hagerstown
Harris
Chicago
Philadelphia
Neading
Maryland
Altimore
Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Walnotsod
Standart Ccompany
George Greiner
Scaumot Mines
Obenderfer Discharged In Drunken Police Scandal
A city officer, Obenderfer, was dismissed by the palatal committee after an incident in which he caused disorder on the street, assaulted the widow of the late F Obenderfer, and faced removal to preserve police dignity. The vacancy will wait Board of Aldermen action.
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Beesme
Pullle
Somplatuts
Arpustus Obenderfer
Tspantoon
Svet
Hla
East South Street
Ontcor Brengte
Board of Aldermen
F Obenderfer
Measles and pneumonia claim many infants in Brunswick area
The Cranawick Herald lists numerous infant deaths from measles and pneumonia in Brunswick and nearby areas. It notes funerals and interments, including children of Nelson Parrish, the Johnson family, and the Judgway and Gilbert households, with several burials in Petersville and local cemeteries.
Year A meeting duties announced for William Roelkey
Mr William Roelkey will conduct the meetings in the morning and Mr GO Myerain will act at the Young Men's Christian Association room in Bemelay. The notice appears to refer to internal arrangements for the organization and its sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roelkey
Young Mens Chrielan Asanelation
City weighs sale of Western Maryland stake
May 2 report says no immediate sale, Western Maryland issue delayed as council weighs city debts. WVCentral seeks quick action before adjournment. Bryant and Hood proposals to continue interest payments are before Ways and Means. No firm proposal from West Virginia presented yet.
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Maryland
Tate
Lola
Ps Aguatanice
Manit
Calhal
West Virginia
Agi 3
Ihely
Connect
Uryant
Hood
Westarts
Magistrate Eckstein Hints at Lockup for Tramps in City
Magistrate Eckstein announced after talks with county commissioners a plan to build a lockup in the city for tramp confinement. A wagon would move detainees to Montevue Hospital to work on the stone pile, aiding road repair and reducing street disorder. Police will enforce rapid action to restore peace and welfare.
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G.2l
Eckstein
Flo
Eloaio
Christmas Tour of Merchants Visits West Virginia Trade Prospects
An excursion party of twelve merchants from West Virginia, led by Mr. Charles Latse, salesman for Mr. D. O. Winebrower, stayed at the City Hotel. The group arrived yesterday but some could not attend due to high water. The visit aims to foster cross state trade with Virginia, seen as a promising step for regional commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Virginia
Charles F. Latse
D. O. Winebrower
Winebroner
Home Dramatic Company Delivers Notable Play at Nazarite Hall
Dolores Adtora notes the Home Dramatic Company’s three act drama For Old Love’s Bake at Nazarite Hall last night. The cast includes Jonah Nicola Edward Carter Clifford Holland Marty Thomas Charles Larkina Misace Georgio Tanker Grace Lane Sophia Wise Massence Leu. A large audience attended and praised the home talent. The funeral of the late Mrs Elisabeth Kuhn will be held from the residence of her son Wat Kuhn South Alarket Street tomorrow at 1 o'clock with interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery. Mrs Kuhn was grandmother to Philip J and Jerry Lambright, whose homes were omitted in a recent notice. Thomas Gittinger reports from Manager Macgregor of the Toledo Club that he is to report to Toledo on the 24th instant for exhibition games. season opens in Cincinnati, with public expense paid to Toledo, and Liantay to remain there.
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Cranawick Herald
Nelson Parrish
Brunswick
John Johnson
Fla
Knoxville
Petersville
Afra
Jacob Fry
Bruns Wick
Ella Johnson
Enorville
Peteraville
Clara
Joseph
Sarah Judgway
Mary Gilbert
Elie
Mamie
Bir
Robert Weber
Dolores Adtora
Home Dramatic Company
Nazarite Hall
Mesara
Jonah Nicola
Edward Carter
Cllfford Holland
Marty Thomas
Charles Larkina
Misace Georgio Tanker
Grace Lane
Sophia Wise
Massence Leu
Mau Lews
Lnte
Elisabeth Kuhn
Wat. Kuhn
Alarkot Atreet
Intorment
Mt. Olivet
Cass Ball News
Thomas Gittinger
Macgregor
Toledo
Liantay
Meeting of Young Men's Republican Club Tonight
A meeting of the Young Men's Republican Club will be held at their room tonight to appoint a committee to counter the County Central Committee regarding the State Convention. An accident occurred at the factory involving Charles Liz of West South Street who was operating a Palmetta Fibra Works machine yesterday when an end of a machine part caused injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Republican Club
Charles Liz
West South Street
Palmetta Fibra
Angers Curom Asciie As Pth
Reform Bifecten Speech Fears Poolroom Vice In Washington
At a Sunday meeting at Hamline church in Washington, Captain Marco K. and others urged swift District action to curb youths in saloons pool rooms and bowling alleys. The Washington Commission announced public restrictions prohibiting under 21s from playing or entering such venues with fines and forfeitures for violations, aiming to curb gambling cigarettes and theft linked to pool hall culture.
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Marco K
Pils
Caentsk
Ata
Beblia Tame Mo& Church
Washtigtet
Sthnday
Vlarci
Fth
Gapr
Hartsuck
Frederiyk
Vandeventer
Obeery Athos
Pny
Hamline Church
Alves
Morkle
High Kehoot
Uist P Committee
Hansline
Fredertel
Washington
Lsat
Bowle
Powell
Hye Po
Lome
Pyar Deny Yay
Fights After Evening Train Sparks Mayhem at Station
A brief brawl occurred last night near the 6 20 train departure. Graham of Lime Kiln, intoxicated, clashed with Mr Haver on the car. William Veale attacked Graham, leaving him with facial injuries. No officers were present and no arrests were made. Earlier, a minor street disturbance among local residents ended amicably with no arrests. Real estate transfers listed include Allen and Phabe Tightman to John F. Wirtz for a Jefferson Winterlet property and other county parcels changing hands for nominal sums.
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B.S
Fev
Graham
Haver
Greman
Veale
Esat Street
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Darkinville
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J. Z. Mason
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Soho
J. E. Faulkwall
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A. H. Butte
Franter
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A. J. Hu
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Wagerstown
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MeShantontown
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Naweas
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