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Baltimore County
Newark
Del
Anne Arundl County
Thomas J. Herford
Washington, D. C
W. Dudrear
Liberty
W. Bi. Reaney
United States Navy
Thoreday
Libertytown
Reaney
Vermont
Edward Bossman
Giberty
Frederick M. Hartsock
B. Hartsock
Ela
Medical Department
the Columbian University
Fred. McCardell
Hilgerstown
Richard Rosas
Baltimore
Dison C. Walker
Urbana
Frederick
J. F. Abler
Hageratown
H. P. Gorauch
Westminster
Gen
EK. A. Cramer
Sharpsburg
City Hotel
Several Maryland incidents and political moves reported
In Garrets county a brassing accident injures several men. House of Correction managers elect officials. Prince George's sees a tight Republican Senate nomination fight. Somerset reports an assault on Mrs. B E Kelley by a Black man not yet arrested. Cecil county shows record burn victim McGonigal aged 107. Democratic State Editorial Association to meet in Centreville May 18 19 and 21. Rev William O Stoudenmire named to succeed Rev Louis F Zinkban as prison society agent. Allegany Stoan named as assistant Baltimore treasurer candidate. Mrs Delis Grace dies after Cambridge shooting. husband Alien Grace charged. A Democratic lawyers’ league forms in Baltimore to handle election law matters. Edward Hoffman to answer embezzlement charge from People’s National Bank of Hagerstown. Trial opens in Roanoke Va suit against Johns Hopkins Hospital doctors for 25000 damages over alleged unnecessary operation in US District Court Baltimore.
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Garrets County
House of Correction
Prince George’s
Senate
Somerset County
B. E. Kelley
Cecil County
McGonigal
Democratic State Editorial Association
Centreville
Wllam O. Stoudenmire
Louis F. Zinkban
4Th Society
Stoan
Allegany County
Baltimore
Ormond Hammer
Delis Grace
Cambridge
Alien Grace
Edward Hoffman
People’s National Bank of
Hagerstown
James Wilson
Roanoke
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Dra
Sion Trade to Licenses
Up to noon today no marriage license had been issued at the clerk's office since Tuesday May 4. Frequently several licenses are issued during the day, and rarely does more than a day elapse without one or more couples being authorized to wed.
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Sion
Ten Year Anniversary Report for Frederick Y M C A
The Frederick Y M C A marked its tenth anniversary with a formal program at the Opera House. President Edward Eichelberger delivered the annual report praising growth in membership from under 30 to 228, expanded facilities funded by the Ladies Auxiliary, new baths serving 894 men and boys, and a robust schedule of Bible study gospel meetings and classes. The year saw strong fundraising, a revived physical department with a bicycle club and tennis group, and improved social and educational activities, with 21,016 room visits and 62 volunteers shaping governance and programs.
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Rey
Witlisma
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Frederick
Cnly
Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. L. Bader
Ritchie
Chaplice
Ellen Csztie
Henry Williams
Shriner
Opera
Henee
Eeais
Frederick Select Orchestra
Vaherz
Messrs
George Zimmerman
Geo. W. Lough
Edgar EK
Moore
Thomas Zimmerman
T. Guy Dayail
Albert ¥. Lampe
G. Roger Wickham
Walter 8. Hargett
Willam T. Chew
M'ton Woodward, Jr
Grayson L. Kenner
Leonard
Haspry
Isa
Engileh
W. W. Sanders
Tenth Anniversary of the Christian Association
The town marked the Tenth Anniversary with a praise filled meeting. President Richelberger welcomed Rev F S Williams of Baltimore who urged business leaders to invest in Christian Association work. The event honored devoted young volunteers and featured an arrangement by the orchestra and floral gift to the speaker.
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Richelberger
F. 3
Willams
Baltimore
Williams
Christian Association
Efchelberger
Ables
Meters
E. Hichelberger
W.C Birely
G. O. Rhosds
Geo. W. Lough
Grayeon L. Benner
Milton Woodward, Jr
Bernard Zimmerman
G. Roger Wickham
Thomas Zimmerman
Christian Associaon
E.R. Eschbach
Excellent Performance At Grand Opera Lynchburg Va
The Miss Rachelle Renard company presented Sydney Grondy’s Two Much Mother-in-Law in three acts at the Grand Opera last night. Cast members Miss Renard as Rose Colombia Miss Emma Sinclair as the mother in law and Mr J A Preston as the henpecked husband drew strong applause and the audience left impressed by the lively breezy comedy and original piece An Orphan's Appeal by L Edwin Sinclair featured to further delight the audience with a popular performance. City Goers House hosts the show next week beginning Monday night.
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Lynchburg
Rachelle Renard
Sydney Grondy
Grand Opera
Rachelie Renard
Rose Colombia
J. A. Preston
Emma Sinclair
Eddie Sinclair
Deisy Meldt Jand
Arthur Hummingtop
Isdy
Lydia Hayden
Arthur Hummington
L. Edwin Sinclair
Fire damages Cyran Stoner's mill at Euclid Washington
Slight fire damage was reported at the mill owned by Cyran Stoner on Cyran Street Euclid Washington territory. Captain Frank Stokes is drilling the United boys for the Annapolis demonstration.
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Cyran Stoner
Euclid
Washington Courty
Oriling
Frank Stokess
United Boys
Annapolis
Fire at Fox Farm Destroys Buildings and Stock
A county fire destroyed a corn house wagon shed and several salt outbuildings on John Foxs farm between New Market and Mount Pleasant near Mount Zion Church. The blaze spread rapidly consuming two barns four cows five hogs hay and other stock. Estimated loss 1000 to 1200 dollars with about 300 dollars insurance. The bright reflection drew an alarm and local fire companies responded with apparatus.
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Fred Aeick
Briege
Aceble
John Fox
Middle Road
New Market
Mount Pleasant
Mount Zion Church
Companiex
A Strawberry Fete Planned by Local YMCA Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary to the YMCA plans a Strawberry Fete on May 25 37 and 25 with the Frederick Select Orchestra to provide selections. Proceeds aid a worthy cause as county strawberries are featured. A long list of tables and committees names many ladies and gentlemen assisting in setup and solicitation.
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Frederick Select Orchestra
Yable No
D. D. Kolb
Jeane L'adsay
Katia Lamar
Rose Burger
Nettle Haller
Sadie Duvall
Bessie Esder
John Green
Elmer Waltman
Ire Miller
Leslie Cramer
W. Bear Zimmerman
Mc. DeGrange
Helen Schrey
E. Bradley
Jane Staley
Lou Beat
Eleanor Abbott
Low Landis
Lucile Bader
Messrs
Henry Abbott
Victor Stacy
Bernard Zimmerman
Aubrey Lindsay
Chas Zillers
Laura Crispline
Josie Smith
Rose Deantine
Florence McDonald
Helen Wickham
Mamio Beck
BR. S.J Dutrow
J. Travis Thoms
Geo. McCleery
Edward Herman
Adam Abrecht
Frank Newman
Thomas 8Schky
Rose Bear
Sue Stull
Maggie Mantz
Allie Hailer
Daisy Barger
Lester Smith
Ira Staley
Frank E Moore
Grayson Haller
Wiliam Ramsburg
Roy Q
G. Waring Tyson
Mieses Della Stuli
Calvin Fox
A. Barras
Charities Hargett
Merhie Hireshaw
Edwin Kouck
Otla Keplar
Hanshaw Markey
Mises Ids Cunningham
Mary Young
Maggia Daysil
Howard King
Owen Compber
Thomas Zimmerman
William Chew
Jeasle Anders
Guy Duvall
Grayson L. Renner
Frank Moore
J. H. Geat
Jeasle Lindsay
Jeasis Thomas
May Lampe
Mamie Best
Josie Thomas
Nellie Boblitz
Graze Lampe
Edgar K. Moore
Calvin Schildknecht
Walter Saunders
Elmer Dixon
John Best
Albert Gilson
Albert V- Lampe
Oscar Rhoads
Lester Armacost
Death notices and obituaries from Liberty and Baltimore
The column records multiple deaths and funeral notices. Mrs Georgeaces of Liberty dies after consumption aged about 60, funeral from John Wesley Chapel. Mrs Margaret Parker of Oldfields near Unlorville dies after dropsy aged around 80, funeral at Key's Chapel. Isaac Le. Adkins of Milfred Delaware found dead in Baltimore, acute gastritis suspected. he was 38 and a Suslish Soap salesman. Laura Layman of Baltimore dies at 44, funeral from residence 924 Columbia Ave. Jesse Yingling of Westminster dies of pneumonia aged about 87, left nine children.
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Georgeaces
Wealey Rideout
Liberty
Ile
Elizabeth White
John Wesley Chapel
Wm. Day
Henry Jones
Butler
Muttontown
M. P
Margaret Parker
Lewis Parker
Oldfields
Unlorville
Maris Griffith
Key’s Chapel
Old Fields
Bosley Boyce
Leudden
Isaac LE. Adkins
Milfred
Delaware
Entow
Baltimore
Grempler
Adkins
City
Frederick
Waas
Suslight Soap Company
Mes
Laura Laymar
Laura M. Layman
Hubert Layman
Columbia Avenue
Joe Yingling
Jesse Yingling
Westminster
Yingling
Wellington Named Chair Of National University Committee
Senator Wellington takes command of the Committee to Establish the University of the United States. The panel, started years ago by Senator Edmunds of Vermont, pushed a ten million dollar national university bill that failed. With Edmonds gone, the project lingered but continues. Wellington gains a fine committee room and his secretary Feags becomes clerk at 2200 dollars yearly.
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Wellington
United States
Edmunds
Vermont
Edmonds
Senate
Feags
State bicycle meet plans discussed in Frederick
Chief Consul Conway W Sama calls a May 18 meeting of the Maryhend Division board to decide where to hold the State meet. Frederick is the likely choice. Dr Ira J McCardy of the Frederick Bicycle Club met Baltimore officials about the July 3 and 5 event. Frederick citizens back the effort and preparations for the new bicycle track and athletic park proceed smoothly.
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Conway W. Sama
Maryhend Divizion Board of Officers
Frederick
Ira J. McCardy
Hymeneal Approaching Wedding In Aberdeen Maryland
Cards issued for the marriage of Bilas Oleta Michael daughter of the late Calvin B Michael of Aberdeen Maryland and Rev Archie Jamison of Brunswick this county son of Roy David Jamian of Aberdeen on Wednesday evening next at Grove Presbyterian Church Aberdeen A Veterans Restored Representative McDonald secured the appointment of Lieutenant T C Grees of Frederick to the Interior Depart ment position he formerly held as watchdog The lieutenant is a war veteran restored under a rule for restoring veterans without civil service exam
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Bilas Oleta Michael
Calvin B Michael
Aberdeen
Archie Jamison
Brunswick
Roy
David Jamiain
Aberdeer
Grove Presbyterian Church
McDonald
T. C. Grees
Frederick
Interior Department
Watchie
Valuable Percheron Aghepia Dies After Stomach Illness
The famed Percheron Aghepia, sold in Unionville in 1892 for 2750 dollars to a group of farmers, died Saturday evening from stomach inflammation. At his death he was owned by Claude E. Norris Leona Pearze and Charles B. Poole.
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Unionville
Claude E. Norris
Leona Pearze
Charles B. Poole
Maryland School Base Ball Team to Play Home Talent at Hagerstown
The Maryland School Base Ball Team will travel from Frederick to Middletown by electric railway at 6 AM tomorrow to face Home Talent in Hagerstown weather permitting. Lineup includes Creager catcher Kemp left field Bennett center field Lesse right field Eltsenhauer first base Molesworth second base Ely third base Baumgardner shortstop Benson pitcher. They expect a good game and plan to return around 10 PM.
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Maryland
Hagerstown Tommorrow
Creager
Kemp
Bennett
Lesse
Eltsenhauer
Molesworth
Ely
Baumgardner
Benson
Frederick
Middletown
Groff
Hagerstown
Recital at Woman's College and Deer Park Resort Notes
Tonight Prof T Ford the noted elocutionist will give a recital at Woman's College Friday evening May 7 Tickets 25 cents at Cardell's Deer Park on the Crest of the Alleghanies offers healthful mountain attractions pure water golf tennis scenery and electric power season excursion tickets good until Oct 31 Deer Park season begins June 21 1997 For rates write D C Jones Camden Station Baltimore Md Refuel I offer a boat raffle at $1 a chance by Games N Davee The Buffalo
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T. Ford
Woman's College
Asleat arcCardell’s
Deer Park
Alleghenies
Hailiag
Baltimore and Ohio
D. C
Local Candidate Samuel Birely Seeks US Sub-Pressurer Post
Thurmont resident Samuel Birely campaigns with supporters from this county for the office of US sub-pressurer at Baltimore. Friends here rally for his success and urge voters to back his bid.
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Samuel Birely
Thurmont
Balimore
Curzons Albert Trump Owns Four Legged Chicken
Albert Trump Curzons of Unionville is owner of a chicken with two extra rear legs. One limb shows three toes, the other two, emerging near the tar. The oddity drew local curiosity and news attention in the area.
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Curzons
Albert Trump
Unionville
Orator John G. Woolley to Speak at Temperance Rally
Chicago temperance orator John G. Woolley will deliver an address at the temperance rally at the fair grounds on Thursday August 26. He is renowned for his anti liquor campaigns and will attract local supporters and attendees from the city and surrounding areas.
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John G. Woolley
Temperance
Chicago
Far Grounds
Bees Sighted On Tree In West Patrick Street Yard
Beehive sighting reported on a tree in the yard of Mr. Louis Merkell on West Patrick Street yesterday. Local figures Messrs Willan Beard and Augustus Tr oversee the area. The text also mentions county reassessment costs and a testimonial style note promoting Hood's Sarsaparilla with mythic claims.
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Aswarts
Louis Merkell
West Patrick Street
Messrs
Willan Beard
Augustus Tr
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