News of the State Highlights and Local Incidents
Died at Boonsboro Dr Barry McWade. Judge Stake sentences prisoners at Hagerstown. A new Methodist Church is secured in Annapolis. Fraud in Frostburg Republican primaries under investigation. Wom Lister of Howard County appointed to a St Johns College scholarship. Cooper the colored man confessed killing Maggio Pitta in Cecil County. Court of Appeals issues decisions and continues term. Anne Arundel faction dispute to be taken up with Democratic State Central Committee in Baltimore. Coatings contract for the Car Machine Company awarded to Powers & Cory of Elkton. Seats in Hagerstown Council contested by Bloom and Horing against Pridinger and Hutson. Andy Glimore killed in Hartford County. Wiss injured in wagon accident. Sarsquehanns Tidewater Canal receivers authorized to operate from Deer Creek to Conowingo Lock. A fourteen year old girl, daughter of Jacob Dean, murdered near Amity in Caroline County. her throat cut en route to school.
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Barry McWade
Boonsboro
Judge Stake
Bagerstown
Annapolis
New Methodist
Frostburg
Wom
Lister
Howard County
St. John’s College
Cooper
Cecil County
Maggio Pitta
Court of Appeala
Anne Arendel
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Car Machine Company
Newark
Powers & Cory
Elkton
W. H. Pridinger
Geo. K. Hutson
Hagerstown
G. Henry Bloom
Adam
Horing
Andy Glimore
Daniel Wiss
Aberdeen
Hartford County
Judge Watters
Belsir
Sarsquehanns Tidewater Canal Company
Deer Creek
Conowingo Lock
Jacob Dean
Aimony
Caroline County
Social World Notes Honor Mr Bennett on 77th Birthday
Mr Lewis Bennett of West South Street celebrated his 77th birthday on Monday with a surprise gathering by his children and friends. Attendees included Mrs James Yeakle of Baltimore, Mrs Wm Lobberts, Mrs Silas Burger, Mrs Henry Deritzbaugh, Mr John S Bennett of Frederick, and Mr Lewis Bennett of Homestead Baltimore. The event featured a serenade and warm congratulations. Also, Mr Wm Howard of near Frederick was serenaded at his home by neighbors, with music and refreshments provided after a short gathering.
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AIR Teday
Lewis Bennett
Weat South Street
Wen
James B. Yeakle
Timore
Wm. Lobberts
Silas Burger
Henry Deritzbaugh
John 5. Bennett
Frederick
Homestead
Wm. Howard
Memorials of Revolutionary Captain Beatty and peers
Frederick County born Captain Beatty of the First Maryland Regiment led at Guilford and Hobkirk’s Hill where he fell. The article honors him and other figures like Alexander Contee Hanson, and notes their service under Washington, Greene, and the Maryland line’s pivotal roles in the Southern campaign.
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Emese
Amer-_ hea
Prederick
Will
Eratts
Frederick County
Gritish
Frederick
New York
Washington
Bertty
Silesia
Middlebrook
New Jersey
Maryland
Warbington
Gunby
Carolinas
Marshall
Cowpens
North Carolina
Guilford
Beatty
Hobkirk’s Hill
Camden
Lee
Southern Department
Ford
Deatkle Beatty
John E. Howard
Willem B. Hochester
Congress
Greene
Wiliam Beatty
Death of Luther Horine After South Market Runaway Crash
Luther Horine, a well known farmer living near Jefferson, died in the afternoon at Dr. W A Long’s office from internal hemorrhages following a runaway accident on South Market street. The incident involved a wagon tied to a rubber and occurred near the bridge division as Horine attempted to check the runaway. He was 37, twice married, and leaves a wife and two children. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow at 2 PM from his late home, with interment at Jefferson.
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Tad Heenit
Luther Hortne
South Market Street
W. A. Long
Tam
Exactius
Useanfferer
Wm. H. Baltreh
Long
Jefferson
Barman Celler
Caller
Frederick
Undarttaker W.H
Etchison
Barial
Boriie
Horine
Burkittsville
Misa Herring
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road v Cain Court reverses verdict
Court of Appeals reverses lower court in trespass for false imprisonment case Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company versus Richard W Cain. McSherry notes plaintiff’s alleged disorderly conduct and conductor’s authority to remove him and companions from the car, with mixed factual considerations and jury interrogatories.
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Coata
Man Atta
Court of Appeals
Baltimore and Onlo Railroad Company
Richard W. Cain
McSherry
Baltimore and Ohio
Property Deed Notices From Frederick County Creased Listings
A sequence of real estate transfers shows David T. Demarest and spouses and John Morris Jr and wife deeded property to Henry A. Remmuburg for 9500 dollars in Frederick city. Additional deeds include Jacob Rohrback trustee to George W. Shank and Joseph L. Shank in Woodsboro district for 1895 dollars. Various other conveyances with amounts, including 200 dollars to 410000 dollars, cover land parcels in Frederick county and Mechancstown, listing grantees and trustees with perches and acres.
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David T. Demarest
John Morris, Jr
Henry A. Remmuburg
Frederick City
Jacob Rohrback
George W Shack
Joseph L. Shank
Woodsboro
Wa. H. Rowe
Mary A
John Smith
Andera Hanson
Margaret
Carrie M. Harrie
John H. Culler
Amands L
Frederick County
Jacob Hobrback
Georges W. Shank
Real State
Amos Harshman
Isaiah Harshman
Mutual Land Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Thos. J. Cannon
Willard F. Shafer
Shifer
David Koogie
Joseph ¥. Thomas
James P. Crampton
Mary J. Smith
Frederick W. Nasbeum
Joseph Cronies
Milton G. Timer
Wm. Hiltner
Samuel Clem
Sarsh E. Green
Chas. V
Levy
Mary Krise
Mechanicstown
Crusted Scaly Skin Cure Told By Private Doctor
A family describes a brutal skin disease affecting all members including a wife and two children. They report relief after five or so applications of a private remedy from Clairena Co. in Richmond, Virginia, after multiple doctors failed to cure.
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Tutt
Shad
Uselesa
Coticura
Jone
Mos
Ashur
Webo Privet
Phos T
Mesere, Parcel, Tu & Co
Rachinoend
Ido
Deeds of Heroism in the War at Sea
An account of Lt. Stephen Decatur and the ramming battle between the Hornet and the Penguin. The action lasts 15 minutes, with heavy casualties aboard the Penguin. Biddle’s leadership and orders to cease fire precede the Britons surrender and the burning of the enemy ship.
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Jetntes Byles
Hornet
Tae Plornes
New York
Deir
Atene
Biddle
Gronce L. Kien
Literary Societies TEE Reading Club Meeting Review
Mise Diehl presided at Dr. George Johnson residence for a Ciampetingt evening with a large member turnout. The program featured Conklin’s Handy Manual and Tax News from Laird & Lee, Chicago, a compact world atlas in pocket form sold at 25 and 50 cents.
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TEE
Mise Diehl
George Johnson
Conklin
Laird & Lee, Publishers
Chicago
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