Personal Notes From Pleasant Faraprapha Social Scene
Purely personal items recount visits and movements of local residents. Rev John Radock of Cool County MA visits his brother Geof Radock in Meson Clade BR McCleary and Otho Keller Jr. travel to Washington and Baltimore. Samuel McMuster of Pocumoke City visits his mother Mary McMuster on Liberty Street. Lador Wright, student at Millersville Normal, assists his parents John Ht Wright and Mrs. Wright on Liberty. Mrs Samuel McMaster of Liberty returns from visiting granddaughter Mrs WT Largent in Stevenson Baltimore County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Radock
Cool County
Geof Radock
Meson
Clade BR
McCleary
Otho Keller, Jr
Washington
Baltimore
Samuel McMuster
Pocumoke
City
Liberty
Mary McMuster
Lador Wright
St Normal School
Millersville
John Ht. Wright
Samuel McMaster
WT. Largent
Stevenson
Balthaoare County
BRIEF BITS Jumbled notes on people events and farming
A collage of scattered items mentions Rev. Sam Jones and talismanic charms, farming figures like Joseph Lofter shipping 1.6 million bushels of wheat to Liverpool, and a Chicago incident where Mira Gisella Bend defended herself against a tramp with a dough pan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Arvangeliat
tCig Mid
Delta
Spain
Victor D. Neikirk
Williamsport
Prince Bismark
Pruasian Army
Beaton
Ray
Martin
Wilkesbarry
Joseph Lofter
Liverpool
Kitch- Im
Mira Gisella Bend
Chicago
Suit for $50,000 insurance case in U. S. Circuit Court
David P. Miller and Anna E. Percy as executors of William R. Percy sue Fidelity and Mutual Life Insurance Association of Philadelphia for policy payment denial. Case moved from Cumberland court to Baltimore, with Incominco Association pleader and attorneys for plaintiffs. Background notes delays in premium payment and ongoing financial stake. unrelated local notices and community items appear in the same page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity +, and Mutual Line Company
Ace
David P. Miller
Anna E. Percy
Yatta
William R. Percy
Fredburg
Frederick
Fidelity and Mutual Life Insurance Association of
Philadelphia
Mr. Percy
United States Circuit Court
Baltimore
Cumberland Court
Incominco Association
Sloane
Cumberland Wich
Julian J. Alexander
Whyte
Scott Cochrane
Dominance Company
Doweramet
PITOM
Shea
O. Yours
W.8ampbell
City Registration Sluices New Voting Districts Amid Reform
City elections officials outlined changes to precincts and polling days in a March reform, noting a shift to one day of voting and new precinct boundaries. The prior registration total stood near 2960, with the system adapting to the new arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredvar
Ahiv
Thie
Av Astor Welcomed Pastor Milburn At Church Reception
A large attendance marked the acceptance of Pastor Milburn and the Rev W L McKenney at the ME church in Av Astor. The event featured addresses by Grace Radelitt and others, with social receptions in a decorated lecture room and ministers from the city mingling to celebrate church unity and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tey. Page Milburn
Frederick Dayteach
W.L. McKenney
Lowortle
Grace Radelitt
Epworth Leigne
Mary
Prager
PO Wright
Sale
Bessie Borg
Adolphus Pearbake
Addris
Seat of Stewards
C.F. Caxwtell
Mowarta League
Maine
Grace Radelail
M. Gi. Urner
Pajte Milburn
W.T. McKenney
Mina Grace Radeluf
Adolphus Fearhake
Death of Prominent Liberty District Citizen Martin
Martin La Niceodunns of Liberty district died from pneumonia at age AF years after a brief illness. He leaves twelve children four daughters and five sons. Funeral services were held Monday at Linganora M. E. Church Antouville with Rev. Thos. Wood officiating. Pallbearers included Willagr H. Baker George C. Norris Harry Wilton Marshal Boons Ezra Nushann and N. E. Norris. He was a highly respected citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willagr H. Baker
George C. Norris
Harry Wilton
Marshal Boons
Ezra Nushann
N. E. Norris
WEDDINGS IN HANNON COUNTY AND BRADDOCK AREA
Marriage notices list two ceremonies on the 23d at the Groff Howse and private residence. William J. Fulmer and Charlotte Haddlemose of Braddock. George A. Main and Rosa M. Main of Hansonville. A license was issued in Washington for Alvah C. Tanah and Minnie Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
M. Hench
Market Street
Thin City
William J. Fulmer
Ming Charlotte
Haddlemose
Braddock
Thin County
George A. Main
Misa Rasa M. Main
Hansonville
Wort Marie
Tls Grof Howse
Rav
Washington
Alvah U. Cla- Tanah
Minnie T. Rico
Glen George A. Cain
Rosa M. Main
Hanonville
This County
Taal Mart Wheat and corn prices at local market report
The City Register notes wheat at two cents per bushel and corn at 27 cents per bushel with a recorded total value of $1.50 per barrel. The report mentions dates for a canning election and lists residents including Mrs Daniel B Miller and Mieera Netho among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kederick
Plying Squadron Triumphs in Contested Parade
The report notes Onion victory by the Plying Squadron amid a chaotic dispatch from Washington. Commodore Adstey issues a directive on ship readiness as tensions rise over naval deployments. March events mention a band testing performances and a slate of trials for the team, with heats and preliminary rounds underway.
Baltimore Grain Deal Shatters Records for Corn Exports
A reported purchase of about 300,000 bushels of corn by Tate, Maller & Co from Consolidated Elevator Co marks one of the largest deals in recent memory. Baltimore exporters expect a flood of grain, chiefly corn, with 6 to 6.5 million bushels projected to leave Baltimore next month as Western markets and overseas buyers show strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evra
Madasays
Waltsia
Ace
Consolidated Elevator Company Govt
Tate, Maller & Co
Eta
United States
Baltimore
Tite
Garaia
Athiatic Seaboard
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Baultimore Horses
City water bond plan debated in Frederic
Frank C. Nonna reports on a bill to authorize the mayor and aldermen to borrow 16000 and issue bonds at 4 percent to expand Frederic's water supply. The measure, passed by the House and before the Senate select committee, seeks voter approval at the municipal election. The General Assembly adjourns April 4 and no decision yet on whether the levy will pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
DEM
Frederic
Senate
House of Delegates
Harn
Broderick County
Tix News
General Assembly
Frank C. Nonna
Contracts Awarded by The Board of Charities and Correction
The Board of Charities and Correction met in the grand jury room to consider awards for the quarter. I. T. Nicoderum was appointed aware then. Awards were made to Merchant's Coal, Geyung of Baltinions, and many firms including Waller, Miller and Company, Wertheimer Brothers, Colbright & Wright, and Stalper Brothers for various goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Charities and Correction
Avis
J General Bnatiesds
I. T. Nicoderum
Wildebrands Dynes Nite
Colbright & Wright
Point of Rocka
Stalper Brothers
Derry
Guy Thames
Tenant & Strott
Bathing
Rowend& Sons
Dry Pola
Khentock & Companys Ood
Conrad
Schultz
Paralysis fear follows ex Senator Blackburn visit
In Washington DC on March 2 ex Senator Blackburn of Kentucky was struck with paralysis and doctors fear he may not recover. The article notes a suggested remedy called Pure Blood but provides no verifiable medical claim or endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woasnnatox
Blackburn
Kentuckes
Unclear historical meeting details from May session
Fragmented OCR notes describe a meeting of a committee or society with references to weather, dates in April, and names such as Dr. Wane Crasford Johnson. The text mentions preparations, discussions of leadership, and a secretarial call to attention, but many words are garbled, limiting a precise event summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays
Vredern
Tolar Ratein
Thane
Poawaidh
Gary
Prosieleatt
Volunteer Firemen Plan Salisbury Meeting and History
The State Firemen’s Association stonewals a June Salisbury meeting led by President W Irv ing Mace of Cambridge. The organization lists officers and a large executive committee with names and cities across Maryland. The Independent Fire Company of Annapolis elected delegates to the Salisbury convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hi. Mamill
Frostburg
Jung
Clarence M. Jones
Annapolis
Theodore Chaney
Cunberland
Fireman's Association
Isat Frederick
Ite
C. Bower McSherry
Thinetty
Ale
Mesherry
Hagers
News of the Churches in Altoona and Unionville
The Rev Oliver C Roth of Grace Evangelical Lutheran Baltimore was elected pastor of Hirst Lutheran Altoona. Rev RE Redding led a two week revival at Unionville MBE Church, with Sabbath school opening April 1. Union Chapel Sabbath school reorganized with officers including Milton BE, Stanley Surgeon, Howard Valentine, and George A Benner. Conference session in Hinton WV reported growth, with Rev James Armstrong reelected as secretary, and plans discussed for next meeting in Alexandria Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver C. Roth
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Lutheran Church
Traeytons
Hirst Lutheran Church
Altoona
RE. Redding
Washington Craugiat
M.be
Unionville
Union Chapel Sabbatty
Fig
Milton BE
Stanpi
MO. Valuuting
Wordiary
Howard Valentine
Tronattrer
George A. Benner
Harvey Filler
Clarence Staup
Forrest Moore
Wesleyan Institute
Atawnion
Alexamiria
Bmdnvsas
A. H. Wilhite
Trinity M. BE
California Fig Syrup for Children Sold at All Drugstores
An OCR fragment advertises a California Fig Syrup product claiming gentle, beneficial relief for springtime ailments. It mentions a price of 50 cents and availability at drugstores, but many portions are garbled. The ad imitates early 20th century patent medicine copy with vague testimonials and colored typography.
Baltimore bartering bill triggers Senate fight and House action
A Baltimore barter bill drew sharp debate as senators opposed the measure and the House considered the proposal. The legislation, introduced by Ma. Harn dig, seeks equity provisions and references to various committees. Debate highlighted temperance and district concerns, with readings and referrals noted.
Broderick Select Orchestra Performs Delightful Concert
The Broderick Select Orchestra gave a well attended concert at Miele headquarters on South Market Street. The program featured overture, serenade, vocal and instrumental solos, mandolin pieces, and a violin duet, praised for its pleasant rendition and overall polish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick Select
Miele
Etehiwan Building
South Market Street
Srndal
Rose Vorchestra
Mia Ross Stern
Soliethon
Mandolin Club
T Love
J. Kath
Mixa
Emily Landauer
Washington Guard
Wallis
Wedding of the Winda
Master Leo
Mins
Jonnie Winborg
Philic
Duvall
Thomas
Pelvetion
Clity Redtithin
Mina Marion Kolbi
Aolo
Selvot
No. Allen
Tara
Stripes
Bader
Local notices from a busy storefront ad page
Fragments advertise optical services at Bake Optical Co 026 Th St Waahttygton and Dr Botoler at City Hotel offering free eye tests and cheap spectacles. Other lines promote tombstones, a talking phonograph, a visiting agent Sappington, and a transient music venue with an orchestra and lithograph voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bake Optical Co
Waahttygton
Hirata
Sappington
New Carpet and Matting Store Promises Low Prices
A local ad touts the largest selection of carpet and matting in town. It claims low prices on new goods and a vast stock, contrasting with competitors' higher costs. The notice emphasizes discounts and value, urging customers to visit for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolk
Mary Hew
Chace
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YHE Daily News
Ai Juachim Muret
Momapattiat
Nople
Ole
Cahora
Brace
Ehot
Calabria
Poe
Caroline Jones Chistilm
Lanthrop
Soran Froend
Ved
Psih
Joeph Drench
New York
Tern
Walt Wlanttun
Marty
Moon
Wavafiman's
Mattanz
Choe
Norco
Nohirtuel
Kovdsstad
Wortington
Rhetina
Dave Lowenstien
Nulier Fur Siles
Dr Boteher
HL. Redosterm
ML. Rogers
William di Piastof Paderak
Stanley © Smith
Cicott Hose
Vietting Feeuds
Hanover
Apter Insurance Money
Sae Myerville Road
Catoctin and Myeraville
Hood
Regintratin
ASTOR
My Re
Hymeneas
the Taal Mart
Daniel B Miller
Teeter Teviay
Mieera Netho
Mice Dean Hive
He Nui Pe
Bate
Muller
Lesters
Saul
Indge Lynch
Piremes
Rist Association
Sadinbury
Kaaie
News OF the Churches
Golo
Masingas
Wagner
Ollen
Willa
Frowlertckats
Wall
California
Baltimore 4
Anu
Eton
Chelepsiel
Spiess Daisitieks
Gias da
Gael
Tae Balto
Ian Evga Gay
Janis
Mebane
Henry
Hipwer
Pathe Sihoulhouse
Frederick City
Yiesel
Praotse
Shafer
Messrs
Chaphint
Orchestiea
Mangano
Ates
Mee
Monica
LL. Domey Etehnon
Cyrna K. Flook
Row. CO
Manapolis
Gould
I Public
H.R. Wileasen
Tialace
L, BE. Mullinix
Hyoour
Joan Hendrickson, Er
Mobberie
Cual As
Pasdi
Sony Huta
TVA
Ly Udlese
Styrredy
Aopron
Kbs
Premad
Bryan
Capes
Mba Bake Guild
Anes Salk
Sveylitiss
Les Pata
Vt Warren
Wo Warren
Mab
Dover
Vlad Fuunab
Beederdek
Wil Rae
Wil Rae AtreieRtaty Th N. Market St
Aelord
Cattwell
Penrre
I* Si
Tony Arend
Karls
Mra
Rod
Eves Hart
An. Poarres
Sands Market Street
Porate
Vitaliaer Linn
Kddney
Ha Veurers
Euarunle Kotani
Ateara
Neoneett
Sitigis Ldapaenens
Critterd
Gale Ware
Emane Saene Tunis Tb
Pal
Ain Giatatie
Htehieni Baliding
Pearson A Giaraiten
Kitehjson Huthding
Mina
Japan
Sk Vanda Tapanese
MAT Sing
Clint
Katrin
Walter Ratner
Mt Ary
Botia
Tel Tair Heyy
Doteat Grovnt
Wwe Fy Wits
Werkiy Nowe
Factor K
Craterr
Adamstown
Brent
GEO. S. Rgdock & Co
Silas and
Dols Goi
Agsmese
ALT. Rice & & Sons
ALT
Race & Sone
Hueneme
Tur Bers
OSE
FY V. Staub
Pallochil
Anattattinas Bey Ag Toleaer Faut
Aner
Hel AG
Bor RC Utter Mutants
Danette Peelet
Tsp
Carter
Wiietar
Pane Wiens
Curt Plas
Shartri
Piha Bates
KV. Sraun
Nurthwest Cortice Perey
Sharket Strets
Nuthitiael Buabitligs
Boonaeen
Todedddy
Baker Johngson
Ern Cay
Railing
Is Ing Grocery Vo
Sid
Uatitornia Png
California Prunes
Casas
NOY
Vaurigas
He Yarmouth Wmoatera
Motenan Perrin
Briel Woods
Uramoto
Seenehe Wéeenereer
DBO
Shee Ee Pipe Gating Rocchi Y
Market St
Maudxomne
Mitton. Miner
Tilup
Kents
Maranon Tener
Ae Levy
Court Street
Nicodemus
North Mauret Street
University of Margtennd
Fetal
Clarence “Boteler
Eve
Bai
Sosll
Throat
Solera Department of Kansas
Iy University
Otters Hw
Sukubon
Weeterte Mars Lend Office
Watreet
Northwest
Washington DC
Frderick Coun
Beileter Wall
Tee Eocotmih
A. B. Hargett
van Aint Sake Penis
Lore Stele
Lik Een
Annd Trantinate Panomke Mlae
Laren Navel
Renges
Hancwer
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