Mt Airy Town Election Elects Byron 3 Dorsey Mayor
The Daily News reports Mt Airy held its municipal election yesterday with Byron 3 Dorsey chosen as mayor. Council seats went to Moleaworth Wm Hood EL Moleeworth JW Wilson and Albert Dones, while A J Baker and J W London tied for city council. Ninety one votes were cast in Emmitsburg with several burgess and commissioner candidates elected. The winning slate enters duties after qualification as the printed ticket differed from the citizens’ meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Byron 3. Dorsey
Moleaworth
Wm .B. Hood
EL. Moleeworth
JW. Wilson
Albert Dones
A. J. Baker
J. W. Uondon
Emmitsburg
Soccoasfal
Burgess
Wm. G. Bish
Oscar D. Fraley
Philip J. Snouffer
Charles F. Rowe
J. Toomas Gelwicks
Peter J. Hartteg
Ofiers
S Citizens
Western Maryland
Mammoth Lemon Grown Near Adamstown Weighs 1 1/2 Pounds
Curtis Thomas of near Adamstown sent to Toe News yesterday a lemon weighing a pound and a half and measuring fourteen inches. He has had the tree several years and has obtained several large crops from it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Thomas
Adamstown
Toe
Harford Circuit Court opens as towns vote on bonds and officials
The Harford county circuit court opens Monday in Belair. Towns including Snow Hill Berlin Rockville Tacoma and others held elections. Voters approved a $6,000 bond for Taneytown streets. Walter Record of Baltimore buys Belair property. Snow Hill elected John D Banks as county treasurer. Coal miners in Western Maryland join a major strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whemnes
C. Bennett
Canswan
Harford County
Leonard Justes
Patapeco River
Bilicots City
Ja Roberts
Asmepolis
Henry Receford Manufacturing Co
Belair
Walter P. Record
Baltimore County
Johd P. Moore
Snow Hill
Worcester County
Taneytown
Walter Winterstein
Sinclairsville
Cumberland
Frank
Wh. Jackson
Baltimore City
Centreville
Jame Allen
Annapolis
Cora Simpson
Prince George's
John D. Banks
Cecil County
Berlin
Rockville
Tacoma
Kensington
Gaithersburg
Hyattsville
Bladensburg
Westminster
Emmittsburg
Reedysville
Queen Anne Railroad
W.H. Bosley
Baltimore
Robin Smith
Borden Mining Company
Black, Sheridan and Wilson Company
Big Vein Coal Company
Barton and George's Creek Valley
Maryland
Elections of Directors for Local Mutual and Turnpike Firms
Elections were held yesterday for twelve directors of the Mutual Insurance Company and for the Frederick and Emmitsburg Turnpike Road Company. Directors named include James McSherry, Charles Trail, Joseph Cronise, and others. Mt. Olivet Cemetery also elected ten directors including Chas. W. Ross and Cyrus Helfenstein. Walkersville commissioners chosen were Geo Best, Robert Freshour and Chas Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Olivet Cemetery
First National Bank
Chas. W. Ross
Cyrus G. Helfenstein
L. M. Nixdorff
Wm. S. Miller
Clingan
A.C. McCardell
Jacob B. Tyson
Eichelberger
A. H. Hunt
Hos. E. Pope
Turnfire
Frederick and Opossumtown
Walkersville
County
Geo.Best
Robert Freshour
Chas. Myers
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Edward Mobley of Westminster was in the city yesterday. ELS Reichard of Hagerstown was in town on business. Roy B. Culler, a graduate of Eaton & Burnett Business College, has returned to his home near Jefferson. Miss Nennie Goldsborough of West Patrick street and Miss Katharine Goldsborough of Walkersville have returned home from a Baltimore visit. Messrs G W Biddle and A A Moser of Myersville are in the city on business. Miss Lilian Turner of Philadelphia is visiting her sister Mrs A J Bosley. E F McIntosh, general secretary of M C A of New Haven, Conn., is expected this evening and will be the guest of Mr W C Birely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mobley
Westminster
Els. Reichard
Hagerstown
Eaton & Burnett Business College
Roy B. Culler
Jefferson
Nennie Goldsborough
West Patrick Street
Katharine Goldsborough
Walkersville
County
Baltimore
Messie
G. W. Biddle
A. A. Moser
Myersville
Lilian ¥., Turner
Philadelphia
A. J. Bosley
East Third Street
E. F. McIntosh
All Saints Orphanage Board Elects New President
The annual board meeting of Tranegers of All Saints Orphanage yesterday accepted the resignation of President Mrs. Ann G Ross and elected Mrs Charles W Rose to that office. The organization remains strong with a substantial endowment and skilled treasurers. Mrs Ross will remain a manager after thirty three years in leadership. A report notes the good condition and steady investments under former treasurers Francis Markell and C G Beifenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Orphanage
Tranegers
Ann G. Ross
Chas. W. Rose
Francis Markell
C.G. Beifenstein
Wm. C. Johnson
Ollie
Ross
Local Names Listed With County Associations
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals and places across Maryland and Baltimore areas. Mentions include Cantis Hovss and Gzorr Hovex with accompanying names: Smith, Wash ington D M Comred, J A Haugh, G H Beeker, York, Carr and wife, Hagerstown, Double Pipe Creek, McDers, and officials W H Hamilton and J B Emott in county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantis Hovss
Smith
Washington
D. M. Comred
Baltimore
J. A. Haugh
G. H. Beeker
York
J. Carr
Hagerstown
A McDers
Double Pipe Creek
Gzorr
W. H. Hamilton
Lancaster
J. B. Emott
June parade plans loom over Hagerstown celebration
The Conference of Railroad Men discusses rebates while preparations for a large June parade advance in Hagerstown. Harrisburg’s Commonwealth Band and Hose Company members, the Antietams, Pioneers, Fifth Maryland Regiment Band, and Frederick firemen await uniforms and entries. Officials seek inclusive admission and fair racing, opposing restricted ticketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Saya
Hose Company
Commonwealth Band of
Harrisburg
Hose Boys
Antietams
Vigrant Company
Shippensburg
Frederick
Fifth Maryland Regiment
Hesid
Ex-Collogite Deserts Commonweal Camp for Frederick Move
Adam Rider an ex member of the Commonweal of Christ leaves the Washington camp with a fellow army member. He seeks work in Frederick and asks Sanitary Officer Frank Hesse to help him move. Rider criticizes camp leadership and cites 460 troops in the army. He plans to return to Frederick by train while his companion heads to Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Star
Adam Rider
Army
Frank
Rider
Don
Baltimore
Fastest Mile Ever Ridden on Rambler Bicycle
The claim describes the fastest mile ever ridden at 1:51 on a Rambler bicycle. It praises lightness, speed, and durability and offers cheaper machines from W. T. Delaplaine if buyers seek them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Delaplaine
The Sick and Remedies in Harmony Grove Note
John W. Dean of Harmony Grove is bed bound with rheumatism. Mrs D Fred Nyman, recently ill, is much improved and mobile again. A quarter century test under Dr King’s New Discovery touts its cure for coughs chest and throat. Guaranteed relief or money back. Trial bottles free at Albert L Jpeyes Apothecary. Large 50c. Shiloh’s Cure for cough and croup in demand. Pocket size 23c. Sold by Albert Pestre apothecary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dean
Harmony Grove
D. Fred. Nyman
Shiloh
Albert Lpestre
A Narrow Escape How It Happened Heart Cure Tale
A lady recounts a near fatal heart episode before using Dr Miles New Heart Cure. She credits the remedy with restoring appetite energy and normal breathing and notes weight gain after starting treatment. The testimonial claims drastic health improvement and mentions availability via druggists or Dr Miles Medical Co with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauls
Husbane
Dr. Gilles
Harry Starr
Seoitaliss
George B. Super Reappointed Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner
George B. Super is reappointed as insurance commissioner of Pennsylvania. A submarine cable linking Hong Kong and Labuan is open for public correspondence. Ted Pritchard will not be ready to accept the London Olympic club offer to fight Dan Creedon until December. George Wiley, a milkman from Moror Ephrai.J., died after being thrown from a wagon hitting a lamppost. A pioneer party funded by the American Board of Foreign Missions prepares to depart for Mashonaland to assess farming potential. New York Mayor Gilroy calls on residents to aid Greeks suffering from the recent earthquake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Super
Pennsylvania
Hong Kong
China
Labuan
Borneo
Ted Pritchard
Olympic Club
London
Dan Creedon Ontil
George Wiley
Moror Ephrai
Trencon
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