Weather Forecast and Local Notices Pile Up In May Issue
Special weather dispatch reports warm, foggy conditions for Thursday. Census note claims Washington county Maryland leads in tile turnpikes. Frederick Historical Society meets at Miss Belen Young’s. Hagerstown Bicycle Club marks ninth anniversary with parade and ball. Purity Lodge G T attends Miss Yates lecture at City Opera House. William Hilton jailed for drunkenness after fine. Frederick Base Ball Association meeting postponed to next week due to weather.
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United States
Washington County
Maryland
Chicago
Frederick County Historical Society
Belen Young
Court Street
Hagerstown Bicycle Club
City Opera House
William Hilton
Offcer Lerch
Justice Eckstein
Frederick Base Balk Association
Personal notices and society items from local column
Mrs Chaz Schwering and children left yesterday on the 7 o clock train for Philadelphia to join her husband and will reside there in the future. Dr G B Hollingsworth the King of Horse Trainers is in town and will give an exhibition at the Rink tonight handling vicious horses. Rev Dr Eschbach left today for the Reformed Classis at Sharpebure Washington county. E Burgee brother of Prof Amon Burgee of the Female High echo Hag iown has been in Bagersown taking instruction and goes to Mountain Mills to attend a macrizze of his sister Miss Osie to Charles F Linthicum of Washington DC. Sir Thews C Landerkin of Washington DC is in the city on business. Miss Minnie Baumgstaner visiting friends in Mechanicstown.
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Chaz. Schwering
Philadelphia
G. B. Hollingsworth
Eschbach
Reformed Classis
Sharpebure
Washington County
E. Burgee
Amon Burgee
Bagersown
Ountain Mills
Osie
Charles F. Linthicum
Washington, D
Thewss C.landerkin
Washington, DC
Minnie Baumgstaner
Mechanicstown
Death in the minister families and local obits
Reports reach that Mrs Maris Pestson Duncan wife of Rev W S Duncan of the California Conference Methodist Episcopal Church died in San Francisco on April 17 and was buried April 19 in Brentwood Contra Costa County Cal She survives include a husband and one child Four sisters reside in Baltimore Baltimore county Norfolk and Virginia live Aunts include Train Dispatcher W P Geary A note also lists Mrs Martha A R King of Feagaville dying after illness at 35 with a large family Funeral set for Saturday at 11 am and interment at Middletown Additional notices report the death of Sumwalt 78 years 19 months 29 days and the illness of Wm Grambine an employee of B Bosenour Sons with funeral plans forthcoming
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Maris Pestson Duncan
W.S. Duncan
California Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Brentwood
Contra Costa County
Cal
Baltimore
Bat
Duncan
Edicanter
Yate J
Martha A.R. King
John King
Feagaville
Pisca
Middletown
Suwalt
Isase
Sumwalt
Leib
Across the Andes A perilous mule trek to Buenos Aires
A travelogue describes a sea voyage to Montevideo and Buenos Ayres, the 630 mile pampas ride, muleteer costumes and silver gear, the Andean passes, Salto del Soldado, and the overpriced Argentine currency. The author visits Mendosa, San Tiago, Valparaiso, and concludes with a note on butter made en route.
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Buexce Axvess
Aerosuit
New York
South America
Montevideo
la Plata
Uruguay
Oriental Republic
River Plate
Amazon
Paraguay
Argentina
Buenos Ayres
Ely
United States
Cleveland
Calle Florida
Nicholson
Pampas
Mendors
Andes
Savannah
Georgia
Phoenix
San Francisco
St. Augustine
Puenta de Rieles
Mendozs
State News Briefs From Various Maryland Localities
The State reports a San Francisco death of Rev W P 8 Duncan’s wife. Masonic cornerstone laid at Ayotteville. Dorchester County Treasurer John R Tubman to resign effective July 1. A school house on improved plans to be built in Barton Allegany County. Governor Brown in Annapolis appointing magistrates. Fire destroyed Michael Moore and post office at Principio Cecil County. Washington County school board seeks investigation of accounts. Prof Samuel C Chew appointed secretary of the State Board of Neste. Governor Brown signs death warrants for Barber and Pinkney in Prince Georges County slated for June 30 execution. Court of Appeals upholds Circuit Court Baltimore injunction denial against Lake Roland Elevated Railway Co over North Street vacant lot.
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W P
Duncan
San Francisco
Ayotteville
John R. Tubman
Dorchester County
Barton
Alegany County
Brown
Annapolis
Michael Moore
Principio
Cecil County
Tubman
Bes
Washington County School Board
Old
Samuel C. Chew
State Board of
Neste
D. Charceller
Barber
Vertertias Hotel and Cantix Horst Shipping Sects
A string of names and places appears to list travelers or attendees tied to hotels and towns. Locations include Baltimore Philadelphia York Pa Richmond Virginia Williamsport Helena Yankton Washington and more. Counts note portions from county entries and city connections, with several individuals named across multiple locales.
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Vertertias
Orry Horsa
P. Jennings
E. H. Street
T. E. Carson
C. Gatshall
W. ¥. Crawford
J. Bind
W. Hammond
Baltimore
Poggins
W. H. Jones
J. Arister
H. Giles
D F. Pergey
E 3. Woon
J. T. Baller
BF. Every
A. H. McFerren
Phildelphis
T. B. Helb
D. H. Strickerhouse
G. W. Soullis
York
G. Brown
New York
F. & Robne
Richmace
H. P. Campbell
Wilamsport
I.1
Jos.Soal
Virginia
Hall
Helena
Mont. Callino
Nusbaum
Yankton
South Dakota
Eric Hacsen
Thomas C. Landerkin
Washington, D.C
Carlis Hoess
W. Barts
J.R. Smith
F. J. Kolb
D. P. Crees
Maryland Classis Convening In Sharpaburg Md This Evening
The Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church will convene this evening in Sharpaburg Maryland and continue sessions until Tuesday. Rev Joel T Rozsiter of Baltimore will deliver the opening sermon replacing the retiring president Rev Ja F Zinkhan. Delegates will be elected to the Potomac Synod meeting next autumn in Gettysburg Pa and church reports with funding for church work will be heard. Each congregation is represented by a lay delegate. The Maryland Classis is among the oldest in the Reformed Church.
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Maryland
Classis
the Reformed Church
Sharpaburg
Joel T. Rozsiter
Baltimore
Ja. F. Zinkhan
Potomac Synod
Gettysburg
County correspondence from Tanryt town and New Windsor
Miss Maggie Cross of Westminster visits her sister Mrs C A Blott. William Flickinger family from Union Bridge visit. N B Bagan and daughter Annie return from Frederick. Dallas Reid from New Windsor visits. Preston Shoemaker, son of George Shoemaker, dies aged about Lb after illness. funeral at Grace He formed Cemetery. Borough election results named. Various local notes from New Market Mountaindale Fergaville and Bogey Springs.
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William Flickinger
Union Bridge
N. B. Bagan
Annie
Frederick
Dallas Reid
New Windsor
Grace
D. Detizier
Norman Breindollar
John Shoemsker
Oscar FB Biugh
Mion Angel
C. O. Fuss
Oscar E Haugh
Baltimore
Burgess
Mehring
George T. Molter
Edward Kempher
W. Jesse Roberta
Ezra K Reaver
James Soild
John Harman
William Reaver
Heifer Exhibits Rabies Signs Near Funkstown
Richard H. Farley of Washington County reports two heifers that strayed weeks ago showed hydrophobia Sunday. One animal returned with a bitten tail, later frothing at the mouth and becoming vicious toward a dog. After confirming rabies, Farley killed and buried the infected heifer to prevent spread.
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Richard H. Farley
Funkstown
Washington County
Farley
Imogene Dorsey Shines at Peabody Conservatory Event
Baltimore Herald reports Miss Imogene Dorsey delivered a beautiful rendition of serenade and ballet music from Casim inade at the anniversary entertainment in Baltimore. The item highlights her talent as a young local performer and notes a graceful display of musical skill.
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Misa Dorsey
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Baltimore Herald
Imogene Dorsey
Mulliniz and Kemp Offer Fresh Dress Goods and Shirts
Mulliniz and Kemp display a wide range of new dress goods in spring colorings priced at 23 and 25 cents. A new invoice features Soc. White Shirts in Plein and Plea-ed fronts with full men and boys sizes, described as unbeatable for the money.
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Soc
Carpet Room Speaks On Species Styles Ingrain Carpets
The Species Styles in High Grade All Wool Ingrain Carpets are described as exciting options for customers. They offer extra heavy quality and better value than a three ply, available at a lower price. Try them to judge the quality for yourself.
Governor Francis Praises Local Papers Value in Missouri
Governor Francis of Missouri extols the value of local papers, listing reasons to patronize them. He cites yearly free publicity contributions totaling 100 to 1000 dollars, praises editors for community impact, and argues local papers are a sound community investment despite not being perfectly edited. He notes editors often champion moral issues and social progress.
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Francis
Missouri
Bia
Macy
U M O G A Literary Society Debates and Real Estate Listings
The U M O G A Literary Society held its weekly meeting with a large turnout, debating the motion that the sergent elty ing state should be its capital, and the negative side prevailed. Real estate transfers included multiple parcels of land between various parties, and improvements for Monteque Hospital will add hydrants and hoses. Local notices announce a public sale of goods, a temperance lecture by Elizabeth Yates on May 4, and a medical visit by Dr J R L Hardesty at the Guy Hotel May 4–5.
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U. M. OG. A. Literary Society
Wm. Lampe
Edward Herbert
Robert Burne
Henry Fox
Oscar Rhodes
J. B. R. Woot
Roger Winkham
Walter Saunders
George Eader
Elizabeth Yates
Maine
City Hall
Rua Luver Op100d Read
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Funeral of John G Sponseller Held at Zion Church
The funeral for Mr John G Sponseller was held yesterday morning from his Charleville residence. Services were conducted at Zion Church by Rev M Hench. Pallbearers included Sfessra C Sourwell Ezra Wach ter Charles Kane Wm Fry Albaugh and Wiliam Stull. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Smith Brothers of Bloomfield were the undertakers.
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John G. Sponseller
Charleville
Zion Church
Charlesville
M. Hench
Sfessra C Sourwell
Ezra Wachter
Charles Kane
Wm Fry
Albaugh
Wiliam Stull
Eceretery
Smith Brothers
Bloomfield
Nadertebers
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Accu Ween
Daily News
Truabday
Frederick Weatree
Exxaet Rawls
Mino
Washigton, D.C
M. W. Baustveter
the Weather Bureau
Houseworth
C.E Cline & Co
Dr. Hollingsworth
Hay
Wm. Grambine
B. Bosenour & Sons
Aceion
Pengnenes
Los Andes
Santiago
Valparaiso
Peru
Cando
News OF the State
The
Reformed Church
Tanrytown
Mat
Maggie Cross
Westminster
C. A. Blott
New Market
Lynda Grifith
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Lena Griffith
Gertie Wood
Misa Jenole Wood
Walkersville
Jacob Phebus
House of Correction
Frank T. Mealey
G W. Farring
M. P
David May
Linganore Parish
Grace Church
Linganoce Circuit
Rodgers
Plane No. 4
Marvin Chapel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
L. A. Watkin
Air
John Chang
J. Easine
Asia Sudh Gress
Pature
Mountaindale
Addison Besh
Tobias Weildie
Miss Vallie
Misa Fannie
Wesley Wachter
Posaumtown
Henry Baker
Beltsville
Mahlon Syall
William King
Lyle Funk
Sanday
Granville Warhter
Bethel
Dlotheran
David Sharkle
Yellow Springs
Mahlon Stull
Fergaville
Moss
Cally Reen
Sarah Elis
Wm Kimmel
Thurston
Jas. Elis
Worsmen
Wm. Zimmerman
Martha King
Rocky Springs
Irving Biser
Benjamin Grove
Geo. L. Porenty
W. H. Thomas
Charles and
Johu Grove
John C. Twamty
Birem G. Thomas
Om Theatre
Pearl
Salvation Army
Eli, Wolfe
Wolfe
Thos
Tyler
Chautauqua Nurversea
Chas Orrison
Aliss Harte Plane
Martinsburg
W.va
Clayton Orrison
Brunewick
George Moor
Orrson
Claresburg
Ela Jennings
Widdleway
W. Va
WF. Roberts
Vv. O. Woolf
G W. Gibson
Mablon T. Lewin
Gibson
Willie Windsor
Belen A. Hurley
RK. G. Hilton
Wonder Jey
MacLeaman
Wim. R. Windsor
Clerksburg Lodge
G. T
Templar
W. A. Hurley
Irs
Loura Murphy
Wm Dowden
K. H. Windsor
R. J. Benson
Spencer Pordua
W. F. Bennette
W. S. Pordum
Geo. A. Murphy
Templer
Ches. R. Pordum
Paoolesville
Ww. A. Hurley
WS. Purdum
Misa Flore Seaman
Www. R. Windsor
W. Purdum
Annie Hurley
Mulliniz & Kemp
Perrin
Hexparisson
Lewis G. Yingling
Bartholomew Baumgardner
Annie M. Keefer
Singleton T. Stull
Benjamin H. Metzler
Y. A. Shry
Bareco Victor Parola
M. H. Good
Brown and Graystons
John H. Remsburg
Snd
Mary C
Ann BE
Alverts G. Remsburg
George W. Crom
Fame
Monteque Hospital
Messrs
Rosenstock Bros
James E. Walker
E. Waleee & CO
Drese Goods
Pandy Goods
Bill Eldridge
Wear Patrick Street
Wm P. Ble G. B. Fout
J. R. L. Hardesty
Guy Hotel
S L Harley
R .T. Barley
L. Harley
Ailor
Booth Market
Feederick
B. EH. Blackston
London
B. H. Buaczsros
Forte Market Street
Fpeedericeh, MD
C. B. Cline & CO
Ees
B. Cline & CO
Frudast
Noself Praiez
OLIN
Rodock & M. FR
Romece & Neilig
Contelmeri
Rovock & Naldig
AT. Rice &Sons
PT. Rice & Sons
Funehal Driscrom
North Mahk&t Street
Punebhal
Marasaly
FV. Staub
Rua
Legrand
Minnesota
STAUB
North Market Streee
Fourth Street
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