Personal notices of residents in Baltimore and nearby towns
Purely personal items list local residents visiting, moving, or returning from visits in Baltimore, Washington, Buckeystown, Walkersville, Martinsburg, and other nearby places. Includes Mr. Falconer and Arthur Brown, Miss Frances Willis, Miss L Irene Pittengall, and several families relocating addresses along West Patrick Street and Telegraph Street, plus notes on meetings and foundation digging for an Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Falconer
Baltimore
Arthur Brown
Third Street
Death claims James McGrea former Pennsylvanian president
James McGrea, former president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died at his home in Haverford after a long service starting in 1871. Born Philadelphia May 4, 1848, he became president January 2, 1900? His resignation due to health took effect January 1, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James McGrea
Pennsylvania’ Railroad Company
Haverford
Mee McCrea
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Not Guilty Says Mrs Eaton In Poisoning Case
Mrs Jennie May Faton pleaded out guilty to murder in the first degree at Plymouth arraignment on an indictment charging her with poisoning Rear Admiral Joseph G Maton. Held without bail for trial in June by Judge Dubuque. Attorneys were not allowed to waive reading of the warrant. Mrs Eaton stood in the dock as the indictment was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayston
Boston
Jennie May Faton
Plymouth
Plymouth County
Joseph G. Maton
Dubuque
Eaton
Multiaman Killed in Sharon Troop Fight
In Sharon Pennsylvania on March 20 a guard duty clash between state troopers left one dead and property damaged. Robert Moore of Troop 1D was shot and killed by Frank White of the same troop. White claims the shooting was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Multiaman
Sharon
Atate
Leie
Ife
Robert Moore
Frant White
Whitt
Red Cross Receives 130000 for Sufferers
Washington reports Red Cross headquarters has received 130000 for disaster sufferers. Officials were informed that 100000 had been contributed in Chicago, subject to the disposal of headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red’ Cross
Washinton
Red Cros
Chioagdé
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alice Brown
Ella Main
West, Patrick Street
Harry Phoebus
Patrick Street
Aaron Rosenstovk
West Third Street
G. W. Seiferd
Charles B. Gaver
Telegraph Street
Rufus, Pattingall
West
James B.‘Grimés
Are T.H. McCormack
Frances Willis
Nety Market
Alice Hogarth
Buckeystown
L. Irene Pittengall
Morris Moberty
John J. Snyder
Elizabeth
East Church Street
Washington
Edward Harvey
East Third Street
PA Wrankland
Nellis Cook
Paul Nelson Cook
South Market Street
Walkersville
Anna
Mary’ Grace ‘Hek ‘Fenstein
Clarke Place
Rev
Edward T. Welfenstein
Tiicott City
Claude Campber
Lucketts, Va
Charles Schroeder
John L. Porter
J. H. Brown
Herman W. Ordeman
Fort Richmond
Staten Island
New York
Harry W. Bowers
A. W. Nicodemus, Jn
Buck Jeystown
Misa Grace
Washington, D.C
Blmw. Hummelbaugh
Mt. Wolfe Manufacturing Company
Mt. Wolfe, Pa
John W. Bowers
Madison Avenue
Martinsburg
W. Va
Brunswick
Hinest
Helfensten
Ain
Ernest Helfenstein
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
John T. Best
Armory
Bentz Street
James M’crea
Mrs. Eaton
Goff
Gof
Goff's
S.B. Gofp" Co Son's. CO
Camden
Hann
Patrick’ Street
Frederick, Maryland
K-R-I-T
Frederick
G. L. Baking Company
Maryland
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