Various Local Events and Notices Across Maryland
Yesterday and today added a batch of local items from Maryland. Notable deaths include Samuel P. Everhart in Westminster at age sixty five and Mrs. Rath Reese in Frostburg from heart disease en route to church. A barn and horses of James Sharp burned in Caroline county, while a dwelling at Marriottsville owned by George Bayne was destroyed by fire with a close escape for the family. A forest fire swept Montgomery county over about a thousand acres. William J. Merrill of Baltimore, manager of Swift Beef, died at his home on Carey street. An unknown man wrecked on the Northern Central Railway at Highland Town. Prince Georges county tax rate set at 93 cents per hundred, a half cent lower than last year. State Vet Clement discussed stamping out cattle tuberculosis with Governor Lowndes. Howard county officials Justice Melvin and Sheriff Oldfeld were acquitted of malfeasance charges. Judge Sloan ordered tolls suspended on the Hagerstown and Williamsport turnpike until repairs are complete. Boumt Temple Nobles will attend President McKinley’s mission in Washington. Dr Joseph J. Luis, convicted of conspiring against Cuba, was sentenced to eighteen months in jail and $500 fine. Dr George Wellington Bryant released on $3,000 bail to answer misappropriation charges. Baltimore City Council introduced an ordinance to empower the Maryland Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to enforce dog laws and collect license fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel P. Everhart
Westminster
James Sharp
Caroline County
Worthern Central
Bighland Town
Rath Reese
Frostburg
Prince George's County
Ee Old Herring Ron Ho'ei
Philadelphia
Herring Bas
Baltimore
William J. Merrill
Swift Beef Company
North Carey Street
Clement
Lowndes
Melvin
Sherif Oldfeld
Howard County
Sloan
Hagerstown
Wil- Haemaport
Boumt
Mystic Shrine
Maryland
McKisley
Washington
Eine
Marriottsville
George Bayne
Montgomery County
Joseph J Luis
Cuba
George Wellington Bryant
Baltimore City
Maryland Society For the Protection
Wedding Dinner at Nicodemus Home in Buckeystown
A wedding dinner for Edgar Reed Nicodemus and his wife was held at Judge A. W. Nicodemus residence in Buckeystown. Guests enjoyed a large dining display, music by W. B. Kindley and Miss Marie Nicodemus, then refreshments in the parlor. The list of attendees included numerous Nicodemus family members, Rev W. M. Shayer, Rev L Motter, and others from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Nicode
Buckeystown
Edgar Reed
W. B Kindley
Marie Nicodemus
W. Nicodemu
Sdgar Reed Nicod Emu
Eni Bras
Harry O
Jr. Cherles
Misa Carrie Nicodemus
Mamie Nicodemus
E. V. Mallin
Clsuds Thomas
Jack Thomas
W.erinsley
I C. Motter
Oliver Angel
Howard
Annle Fen
Livina Colemezn
Annie
Mary
Bessie Curfman
Double Pipe Creek
Wiliam Speak
Clay Wood
Rocky Ridge
Wickford
Harvey Frock
Harvey Baker
Rimer Byler
Lore of Bibles Distribution By British and Foreign Bible Society
In ninety three years since its founding the British and Foreign Bible Society has distributed 147360 pieces including Bibles testaments and extracts from Scripture. Recent findings show some publications were exported to Persia and used to produce papier mache articles for natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biibie Society
Persia
Local Social Notes and Health Advertisements Mix in Frederick
Mrs. Clare Armstrong of Washington visits her mother Mrs. Mary Schull on 8. & O. avenue while Cal- vin Batley of Washington DC spends Sunday at his home here. Several residents travel to and from Frederick with returns from Philadelphia and New York. The column includes health ads for Hollister Stomach Bitters, Electric Bitters, and Dr. Agnew's Ointment, plus various medical claims and patent remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Armstrong
Washington
Mary Schull
Baltimore
George Dawson
Catroit
Frederick
Mize Maria Young
McBride
Mises N.R and
D. Mantz
Philadelphia
New York
Edgar Eyler
Amortllo
Texas
Mies Rosa
Monument Bill Aims to Honor General Smallwood in Maryland
Senator Gorman introduced a bill to appropriate 40000 dollars for a Washington Baltimore monument under the Maryland Society of the Sons of the American Revolution to purchase a portrait of General William Smallwood. The effort traces back five years and aims to pass this session, with support from national societies and Horace Porter. General Smallwood, born 1732 in Charles County, led Maryland troops at Long Island White Plains and Fort Washington, later became brigadier general and major general, and served as governor of Maryland in 1788 before dying in 1792 at the Yard in Prince George’s County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Baltimore
Maryland Society
Willim Smallwood
Maryland Life
William Ridgely Griffith
National Society, Sons of the American Revolution
New York
House
Congress
Senate
National Society
Horace Porter
Iia
Smallwood
Maryland
Charlies County
Bayne Smallwood
Court of Common Press
House of Bain Geesa
Xriscilla Heaberd
Virginia
Will'an Smallsood
England
Eton
Smellwood
Long Island
White Plains
Fort Washington
Garmantown
Wilmington
White
Delaware
Camden
Penn
North Carolina
Carter
Greene
Brallwood
William Paea
John Elger Howard
Smallweed
Prince George
Severe wagon accident near Westminster injures Tawney family
A wagon crash yesterday morning hurled Tas wife and children of Andrew Tawney and several neighbors to the ground. A 12 year old girl named Nagle suffered a fractured arm, with others cut and bruised. Tawney was traveling from Tannery to a farm near Westminster when the wagon broke its kingpin. Licenses issued at Hagerstown include Harry P. Mann Amanda K. Fish. Dallas W. Misner Roza G. Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tawney
Nagle
Tawney
Westminster
Hagerstown
Harry P. Mann
Amanda K. Fish
Middletown
Frederick County
Dallas W. Misner
Roza GC. Green
Garfield
Remarkable Cure Claim for Cough Remedy Advertised
A fragmentary testimonial proclaims a cough remedy cured a severe cough in 24 hours. It promotes various tonics and cures for rheumatism neuralgia and sprains, with ad copy naming editors, drugstores, and names like Dowse Pearre and Searre. The text reads as a chaotic collage of endorsements and patent medicine claims.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder CO
York City
Daily News
News OF the State
Casey
Lars Tatecetion
Drogsiss
BLY Brothers
Warren Street
N.Y
Hollitter
A. L. Pearce
Cain
Lta
A. Williamwa
Drugenat
Coderick, Md
J. A. Williamson
North Market
Steiner Bros
Soweeney
San Diego
Cal
Shilon
Albert J. Pearce
Etchieun Building
Albert L. Pearre
Etchlson
Albert L. Btchner
Invalid Hotel Surgical Institie
Buffalo
Nok
Pierce
Paine’s
Mmdea
A. L. Pearre
Market Street
Bam
Madea
Aix
Royal Medicine Co
Frederice, Md
Bchley & BO. Druggists
Acdala
Chas
N. Hauer
West Patrick ST
Teller
Eosean
Nigat
Smith Manufacturing CO
Chemists
Woodsboro
Na W. Endy
Pontoxi
F.ciets
Crown
Geo. A. Gilbert
HL WB
Asylum
W. L. Douglas
W L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Bmclinn Ss
ASR
Yeakle
Girdan
Miller & CO
Genta
Margaret Mabbett
St. Batto
Bteiner Bros
Droggiata
Iva North Market
W.W. H. B. Etchison
Telephone No
Res
South Market
Fredebreiceh, MD
Shall Woo
Momomant
Chamberlain
H—Ofr Dowse
Democrat
Albion
Ind
W. ON. Body
Airy
Florida
Avors Ilye
Albert
Albert x
Searre
B. Martin
Albert Searr
Albert LePearc
Carty
Patrick Street
Lok
National Lead Co
John T. Lewis & Brosco
South Front St
Labor
Davey
WN. KR. Fairbane Company
St Tesiew York
Boston
Chicago
Shino Ences
Iprera
Albert J. Pearre
B. B. Blackstoy & Sow
North Market ST
Frederick, MD
City Bottling Works
North
William H. Shipley
Sapapee Rbchive
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