Local News Notes From St Mary's County Trials and Oddities
The Saint Mary's county grand jury guns into liquor violations and local crime as Oxland trials proceed. A drowned Sharp’s Island lighthouse keeper is noted amid a Tangier Sound control debate and court actions in Howard and Cumberland counties. A strange two-tree graft exhibit tours the court, while wills, marriages, and land transfers shape a busy local docket.
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St. Mary's County
Chess Pesne Bay
Cypol
Cineadt Court
Howard County
Alexanter Harker
Maryland
John Jenking
Martha
Robert Sharp
Crinker- Yond
Ton Eves
Merten
Sons
Sharp Waser
Aerelvor
Metteus
Vonstable Dwyer
Cumberland
Earl
Shepherdstown
W.va
Green
Timothy Uigelus
Cumterland
Weerstiewyy
Catharige Waru
Hingerstown
Hagestown
Charles Wenger
Foor
Washington
Jamia T. Langley
Oxen Thm
Mea Tatah Stamp
Nottingham
Poflenberger
Oxen TM
Maryland Legislature Returns to Session Debates and Bills
The House and Senate clash over a telephone reading and protest actions as sessions resume. Bills pass and fail on topics from education and charity to charter amendments and a state weather bureau. Governor approves multiple acts including public election changes and local city provisions. Military staff appointments announced.
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Hejef Sumouery
Carter
Taepire
Joyce
Clos
Whlelad
Mayes
Senate
Omer
Ustfru Teaure
Mir
Hilegood
Harford County
Court of Appeals
House
Leonard
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Howseby
Washington and Chesapeake Beach
Leonte Lilla
Unserstown
Zon, Titint, Insurance and Security Company
Chesapeake Bank
Hancock
Washington County
Medairy & Co
Balmore
Jbaltimore Publishing Company
Balimore
Fair Board of Managers
Baliitmore
Baltimore City
Baltimore City; To Pay the Representatves of the Fate Doling
Baltimore
King
Alexander Brown
Clinton J. Paine
J. McKenny Khe
William Lee
Cine
Newman
Court of Appeala
Baughman
Joseph W. Gaver
Pointoffrocks
Frederick County
Nes
Moc E. Church
Frederick City
Giroven
Francis Seou Ney
Predarick
Mesherry
School Commissioners Decide to Extend Term to May
A special meeting of the School Commissioners was held in their room yesterday. They decided that the schools will be continued until the end of next May. After routine business the board adjourned.
Conviction Report From November Court
A felon convicted in a November court was given a three year sentence in the penitentiary. The case, reported fully by The News, centers on the accused and related actions.
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Rockville
Thomas Mila
Frederick
Wiols Macaull Atiaal
Tite News
Three youths charged after vandalism near Garrett Park
Three colored boys were committed to jail Monday evening at Rockville for throwing stones and breaking windows along the Metropolitan Hotels railroad near Garrett Park. One confessed implicating the other two. two remain at large as police pursue them.
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Rockville
Hatels
Garrett Park
Antietam Survey Project Allocation Details
A proposed appropriation of 16 310 funds for surveying locating and preserving the Maes o taale at Antietam and for settling up tablers.
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Antietam
Fortunate remedies and dubious cures in a torn clinic ad
A garbled vintage medical ad extols dubious tonics and miracle remedies. It praises Montet te stomach Wsitters as a universal malaria cure, claims dramatic results for severe tropical diseases and pares down a laundry list of ailments. It markets Dr Mull's wonder working Cough By ray and Kemp's Palawin as universal fixes, with sensational language and medical non sequiturs.
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Dingle
Panata
Guatemala
Tropics
Chia
Dr. Mull
Ray
Dyspepsia relief story with August Flower testimonial
A patient with long stomach trouble credits August Flower for recovery after physician said solid food should be avoided. He reports rapid strength and appetite return, no side effects, and considers the remedy a cure for dyspepsia. Additional testimonials praise the product’s effectiveness.
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Dantes
Saugerties
New York
Utsey
St. George's
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