Local Deaths and Incidents Reported Across Counties
A roundup of names and events from Maryland counties notes the deaths of O Lingh 71 in Pocomoke and Edward M Hoyelt near Foodsville, plus a suicide linked to ill health. In Salisbury a protest against saloon licenses draws a large crowd. A fatal boat accident near Dam No 5 is reported. A gunshot injures Soost Perkins in Easton following a wage dispute. A Cumberland jury in the Welsh case against manlaugh tor fails to reach a verdict. a new trial will be ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Wiles
Carolina J Iy
Budlersville
Queen Anne's County
O. Lingh
Pocomoke
Salisbury
Joseph Kime
Dam No. 5
Ashton Station
Potomac Valley Railroad
Hugh Eiderdice
Westminster Theological Seminary
Highfield
Washington County
Edward M. Hoyelt
Thia Farm
Poodsville
Easton
Talbot County
Cumberland
John Welsh
Charles Grimes
Welsh
Grimes
Cross Released After Habeas Proceedings In Law Case
Judge Motter released Goodloe Cross who had been sentenced to the House of Correction last October for living in the open air. Cross had been living in a bost on the canal with money and a gold watch when arrested. court found he could support himself and he was freed. J E R Wood appeared for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodloe Cross
J. O. Motter
Cross
House of Correction
Justine John Talbott
Point of Rocka
J. E.R. Wood
Georgie Hicks
William Smith
Black Diamond
Henry Smith
King
Hitnehart’s Alley
Justice Wood
Crovss
Thomas Cooper
Charles A Wickless
Biath Street
Cooper
Justine Wood
Read This to End Rheumatism Pain and Pills
An old advertisement claims Father John’s Medicine cures rheumatism after four years of suffering. It cites James McQuade of No Broadway New York City who was reportedly helped, praising the remedy as a physician’s prescription not a patent medicine and warning against alcohol and harsh drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McQuade
Broadway
New York City
Father John
McQuade
John
Jono O'Brien
Lowell
Mass
Parasol Styles Adorn Ladies Wardrobe
Fashion note highlights a wide range of sunshades priced at $0 to $5.00 each. Describes fabrics such as Etamines Crepe de Chine Mohairs and crepe weaves suitable for stylish wear.amarca
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