World’s Fair passenger rates settled by Chicago roads
Presidents of Chicago rail roads met and set World’s Fair fare levels. A special committee will report, then passenger agents approve before formal adoption. Rates likely one and one third or one and a half, with preference for the former. Concerns over rate demoralization if decisions delayed. Also notes on Hagerstown growth talk and Frederick postoffice hours tomorrow with collection and deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Passenger Agents Association
Sab
Potomac Fishways at Great Falls Plan Progress
Potomac fisheries work at Great Falls in Montgomery aims to extend fish passage. Commissioner McDonald leads the project with Lieut. G. Eliott overseeing disbursements, backed by a $25,000 appropriation after earlier failures. The plan features a six section inclined ladder system with iron harbors, plus solid masonry, to guide fish past rapids. Concerns include cost, repairs, and potential abuse seen in Monocacy box traps. The goal is a healthy food source and country life amusement, with emphasis on benefiting breakfast supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whreese
Great Falls
Montgomery
Potomac
Milton G. Urner
Frederick
Congress
McDonald
Fish and Fisheries
Chicago
Lieut. G. Eliott
Washington Aqueduct
Grest Falls
Distribution of Federal Offices in Maryland
Maryland delegates discuss appointing two federal posts to the sixth district in reward for Democratic gains. The conference will choose candidates to present to the President, aiming for unity before recommendations. Allocation across districts to be decided, with two posts to first and sixth districts, one each to the second through fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Sfth
Horrible Death Near Hagerstown As Team Plunges
John Conrad, about 40, working for Agron Lawrence, was assisting with household goods when a frightened four horse team trailed by a passing train veered off an embankment. The driver struck a telephone pole and fractured his skull. he died after attempting to catch the team, which then tore through a fence and crossed a field before he collapsed. State's Attorney Little ordered an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conrad
Norfolk and Western
Wiliamsport Pike
Hagerstown
Conrad
Agron Lawrence
Little
Easter Monday Baseball Matchups Draw Crowds
The Young Sluggers face the Missana Steppers at 9 on Easter Monday at West Fie street. Also the Maryland School for the Deaf nine will play a city-picked nine on Easter Monday. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is praised by mothers in Centreville for coughs colds and incipient consumption with 79 dollar value noted in testimonials. Champlain Hennedy products are recommended for home use with 60 cent sale notes by Garrott and Pearre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lambert
New Brunswick
Chamberlains
Garrett & Pearre
West Fie Street
Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Dr. Bull
Centreville
Chamlain
South Cinzen
Garrott and Pearre
SEBS
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the Daily News
Westminster
Steve Elkins
West Virginia Central Railroad Company
Frederick Postoffice
California
Sean Soa
CAL Couistiile
New York
Art
Ward
Garrett & Pearres
Pennsylvania
Scheckley
Penn
Peranos
P. P. Eyeapp
Treeat
Steiner Bros
Hosteter
Gor
Bio
Kemp
Indorsement
Scotts
Scott & Bowne
N.T. Ali
Droggista Eee
Park Place
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
Geo. BE
Chas, M. Steiff
Battimore
E.M Remssura
Bartholomay
J. A. C. Lipps
Cor. W. Patrick and Telegraph Ste
Frederick, Md
J.R. Locgchread
Adelaide
Australia
Boowen
Medford
Seror
Uae
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G. H. Sedgwick
Wan
Mwyprott Ayer and Dealer
Bloomfield
N. J
WOHAN
Doll Brothers
G. J. Doll & Son
EL. Furniture and Undertaking House
Etchiso
South Market Street
Frederick, Rid
Noble Cook
C. DA
Sanden
Ica
Rte Sanden Elestric CO
Breadway
New Torr Cit
Kalamazoo
Manhattan
TBE
Narine
Smith-Dunkley CO
Halamazoo
Mich
Lapggeat Celery
U.S
Pricard “Ae Besse
H. J. Wilson & Son
Patrick ST
Orphea
St. Complete
Bos
Jory
Gautschi & Sons
Elgim
Cosi
Keller & DeLashmutt
East Patrick
Novidatt
W. L. Douglas
Ef Senteemen
L. Douglas
Brockter
Bias
Soke Gi
Yeakle
Chichester
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