Toll Gates Closed by Turnpike Firms Ruled Legal
The Maryland court at Hagerstown ruled that turnpike companies may lawfully keep tollgates closed. In the Baltimore and Frederick Turnpike case, George Bittorf sued after a collision at a tollgate, winning $47. Colonel Allee Dorsey of Baltimore testified as president of the company.
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Hageratown
Baltimore and Frederick
Tarnplike
Allee Dorsey
Baltimore
Turnpkre Company
Was & Witness
Strawberry Fete Planned by Ladies Auxiliary
Amesting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the F. MC. A met at the Association pavish last evening to arrange the Strawberry fete to be held in Jacsotor Hall on May 26 27 and 28. Reports discussed fete success and patronage. Also notes on rheumatism cures and patent medicines offered by local firms. A baby's life saved by a wet nurse mentioned in passing.
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Strawberry Frere
Ladies’ Auxiliary
F. MC. A
Association Pavish
Jcustor Hall
SONS OF VETERANS Elect Annapolis Encampment Officers
The Maryland Division Sons of Veterans closed a two day session in Annapolis and elected 1693 officers for next year. E K DePay of Washington DC is division commander, John E Busch of Annapolis senior ice commander, W Bu Etg of Hagerstown senior vice commander, Miles Ross Frank White as past depay commander, Judd Maivie past captain. Shelton T Camaron Whitington chosen delegate to National Encampment at Indianapolis with Rev Howard W Ennis as alternate. Governor Lowndes urged federal officials for state house, hotel, and citizens for caste stes extended.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Sons of Veterans
Annapolia
Hagerstown
Supe
Ivision
E. K. DePay
Washington, D. C
Ice
John E. Busch
Annapolle
Jenior
W. BuEteg
Higestown
Coenchi
Miles Ross
Frank White
Judd Maivie
Indianaplis
Ind
Harry White
Easton
Joseph T. White
Shelton T. Camaron
Whitnington
Howard
News of the Churches and Local Clergy Notes
The article lists church events and clergy activities across multiple Maryland parishes. It mentions Rev. Osborne Ingle completing his term at All Saints and details Ascension Day and Whit Monday observances, services conducted by Prof. Apple and Rev. E C Shephardley, elected officers at U B Church, and a Lutheran W O H and F M Society meeting. It covers archdeaconry sessions at Cumberland, a Cumberland diocese convention in Frederick, and a Duneabde meeting with planned Bible study and church services. It also includes an advertisement block for a patent medicine and medical advertisements.
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Osborne Ingle
All Saints’ Church
All Saints’ P. E
Bachbach
Reformed Chapel
Apple
Osborne Logie
Hagerstown
E C. Shepherd
Ley Reatler
All Sainte’ Chapel
U. B
GC. W. Stinesprieg
Wm. Rickeu
Mioberly
Chas. Blntz
Morarian
Allen Kitne
W. G
F. M. Society of the Lutheran Church
Valentowne
W. OH
F. M. Society
Western Conference
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Ben Gutheran Church
Wayneaborton
Archdescoary
Cumberland
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Baterstown
A. G. Haverstick
J. G. Boor
Bacon
D.D
Buckeyetown
John
Hfsong
Rowland Devies
Wely
Floy Koehler
John W. Nott
Mt Savage
C. R Page
Adamstown
Poe
Reve
Uaborne Ingle
Frederick
Alex.c. Haverstick
Frontburg
D. D
Mr. Savage
Randolph Pega
David May
New Market
J. ©. Hoon
Hancock
Buckeystown
Ernest McGill
Catoctic
Henry Evan Cotton
Hageretown
Maryland
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Duneabde
E. A. Hutchison
German Baptist Church
West Fourth Street
Tabernacle
Fair Grounds
J.C. Royer
Mt. Morris
Hagerstown fire committees push city reforms and savings
Committees from six fire companies and the Board of Trade meet and back measures for improved fire protection. Proposals include a paid chief with police powers, district-based response, second alarms, new fire alarm boxes, city funding for improvements, and regular electric system inspections. Underwriters’ Association may cut insurance rates by about 10 percent, saving property owners roughly 41 to 504 a year if the plan costs 9,140 to complete.
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Onal
Hagera'owa Board of Trade
W. H. McCordell
Board of Trade
Marriage Licenses Issued for Frederick and Middletown Couples
Aloyslaa Lee and Bertha Richardson, both of Frederick, receive a marriage license. Elmer C. Routzabo and Maud V.G. Ramaburg, both of Middletown district, are also issued licenses.
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Aloyslaa Lee
Bertha Richardson
Frederick
Elmer C. Routzabo
Maud V.G. Ramaburg
Middletown
Unnatural Pellets Claim Permanent Cure for Digestive ills
An ad extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a safe, natural remedy to regulate the stomach liver and bowels. It asserts a complete permanent cure with no substitute and labels rival drugs as ineffective. The copy emphasizes mild yet reliable effects and universal applicability.
Martin Smith Varied Life Ends at 63 in Hagerstown
Mr Martin Smith aged about 63 was found dead in bed at 6 33 yesterday at the home of his sons Dr C P and R A Smith 233 South Potomac street Hagerstown. He suffered heart trouble and the death is thought due to that. Born in London Canada he spent years in the tanning business and moved to Hagerstown four years ago. His wife died last February. Surviving are sons Dr C P and H W Smith Dr R V Smith and daughters Miss R Maud Smith and Miss Lula May Smith of Hagerstown and Mrs R V Smith of Frederick.
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Amanda
Hedges
Cetrarine
Shuey
Jonas
Deaner
Keedyrville
Wathtocton County
Parsly
Iowa
United Brethren Church
Lalley
Ssemiel Baker
Hageratown
Frederick Baker
Funkstown
Reedysville
Keedysville
Seyce
J. B. Chamberlin
D. R. Bovey
Keedyavilla
E.D. Suman
Shueyyille
D. Suman
Washington
Martin
Martin Smith
C. P
R.A. Smith
South Potomac Street
Hagerstown
Smith
Richard
Fr. Smith
London
Canada
H.W. Smith
R. Maud Smith
Lula May Smith
R. V. Smith
Frederick
Hymeneal Betces of a Wedding Couple
Mr and Mrs P E Long of the Carlin House returned home from an extended wedding tour to grateful greetings from many friends A large number of presents were found in their hotel room as a wedding surprise After an evening at City Opera House the Opera House band serenaded the couple at the Carlin Home with best wishes from band leader F T Rhoden for happiness and long life
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F. T. Rnoden
Balean Observatory and summer boarders on Linganore Hills
Mr Hayes Brown of Linganore Hile Farm has a twenty five foot observatory on Linganore Hills with fine views. He has updated his dwelling with water works and plans to entertain summer boarders. The text also mentions travelers needing medical resources and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for travelers and settlers facing malarial and coastal hazards.
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Balean Observatory
Hayes Brown
Linganore Hile Farm
Linganore Hills
Brown
Chiles
Tropice
Lend
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Etchteon
Albert L Poarre
Brehigon Building
Albert Lb. Foarte
Wichuaco Building
J. B. Martin
Albart L. Pearrs
Olortin
Fiay- Stever
Core Ead
Sorae
Mas
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Warren St
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Balsam
Droggiste
Matl
G. F. Smith Manc
Woodsboro
A. B. Hargett
Rex Manufacturing Co
Drussists
Hachive
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A. Willamson
Drasaat Frederick, Ma
Morrison
Worthington Ind
Sun
Cottsse Grove Ars
Chicago
Geta
A. L Pearre
Nilegenecally
Agnes
A. L. Pearce
Madea
Man
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Achley & Ba
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Uthura Banekt Tao
Rarree Ds
Pierce
Hver
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H. Gadurs
Nogiz
Tacomy
Anna Giering
Baltimore Street
Pozzont
Garrow
Bosse
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Algo
Geo. A. Gelbert
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
W. L. Douglas
A R. Yeakee
Atool
Rootbeer
Charles Ee Wirer Co
Philadelphia
Soler Exywaere
Hod
EWO
Miller & CO
Blackstoy & Sox
North Market ST
City Bottling Works
T Beverages
Vonderhorst
Continental Beer
Milwaukee
William H. Shipley
Apollo
Faust
Obors
Chas
N. Hauer
East Patrick Or
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Hite
Ae Bhuch
Adbert L. Fearre Stonkbon
Albert & Pearre
Etchison BaLding
Karls
Tang
Saxces Fe-Wartee
Joan T. Lewis & Pros. CO
Phidelphia
Laos
SUD
Neassire
Dragusts
Ruarantes
Sterling ¥ CO
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Willard C. Relleg
Sarheta St
HE. B. Etchison
South Market St
Pai
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