New Uniforms From the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Beginning tomorrow the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will introduce a new uniform system for passenger train men and station staff. Conductor wear features navy serge coats with gilt B&O buttons, gold embroidery, and five year service stripes. white linen vests in midsummer. Baggagemen and brakemen use dark blue cloth with gold embroidery and similar collar devices. Train porters wear silver accents and a distinctive cap. Also notes a baseball game score 29 to 11 favoring Adams Town Club, plus various local incidents and notices.
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Baltimore Wnd Ohio Railroad
Hs Lines
James P. Sherwin
Pascongee Candantora
Sondactors
The Lingzuure Legend And The Silent Forest Affair
A solitary man recalls a vanished romance linked to Lingzuure Hill and a native daughter. In a moonlit glade near the Monocacy Valley he encounters her again, she fears discovery, and he confronts her demand for proof before committing to the long-buried past.
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Turgerfalueas
Har
Maryland Heights
Lingsnore Hill
Monocacy
Blue Mountains
Rolias
Baseball Records Race for Championship Pennants in Nation League
Standings show Philadelphia leading with .613 and New York at .625 in NL. Cincinnati 9-30, Brooklyn 10-44, Chicago 10-30, St Louis 9-95, Boston 3-31. Saturday NL games include Cincinnati-Philadelphia 8-5, St Louis-Brooklyn 5-4, Chicago 1-2. Atlantic and Federal leagues also listed with scores from Saturday and Sunday actions. mentions readings of several city games and standings. The text ends with an advertisement note and a poetical aside about “The finest” and a Harper reference.
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WL Pet
W. L. Pet
Philade
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
York
St. Louis
Sondato Fakional Leagte Gleer AL Cancinnat
Pittshares
St Louis-St. Louis
Brookyn
W. New York
Fragments Reportive Collapse Amid Wandering Newsflash
San Francisco May 4 report notes confusion over a steamer from Central American ports and conflicting telegrams. Reports of violence include a lynching near Harlem Georgia and a governor granting a pardon by May 14, with details about inmates and suspects amid turbulent events.
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San Francino
Fan Jusm
Pogue
cMier
Sleymaer
Comba
Reve- Hyun
Pormloe
Ubey
Halewoite Grea Y
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Omer
Peru
Tfecl
Bard &Dac
Rly. Pierce
Buffalo
X.Y
R. BR
Baseball
South Street
Adamstown
Bramsburg and
Moore
Shilling
Bartholow
Chew
Richmond
Henry County
Charles Mauston
Martinsville
Trier
Piedmont Rifles
Portsmouth
Secion
Scioto Valley
Norfolk and Western
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Chambderksin
J Q. Hood
Justice of the Pesca
Crosby
Seine
Tae LIX
Baseball Records
Scranton
Allentown
Reading
Fi Athletics
Wilkestore
Jersey City
Newark
Elmira
Philadelphia—Athletic
Jerseyity
Lo AU Wikesbarre
Wolkesham
Wilkesbarre
Sumdat
AL Newark
Harper
C. SN. Hauer, Prederick
Relem
Abgurta
Wylson
Alex Whites
Wlerdas
Durwbé
Tegia
Harlem
Atlanta
Saf-Neepity
Berekham Frankfur
Hekham Saturds
Dugen
John Calworm Oat
David G Coleen Daren
Talmage
Hyatt
Cyrus of Bakowas Srowlad
Lewitt
McCabe
Albert L. Pearr
Acker
Leliifontaine
Ohio
United States
Canada
England
Albert L. Pearre
Frederick, Md
Daren
Temular
Otemeri
Michester
Pte Belles
F. Smith
Chilesburg
Tutt
Isabella Gas Works
West Patrich Street
Apodit
THE
Aspen
Carver
Bulge
Clits
Charles N. Hauer
Sendos
Esculetts
Cure Piies
Frederick
Ett's Drag Company
May Philsdelphin
Ps. Figdawiy
Carewell New Oxford
Oxford
George A. Uildertis
North Market Street
Hofbrau
Robert Portrer Brewing Company
Alexandria
Virginia
R. C. Strangmann
Frederick, 3D
Dim
My Lady
O_o
B. Rosenour & Sons
Anna Giering
Mall
ST. Baltimore
Hed
Keeley
Keeley Institute
Capitol Se
Washterton
D.C
Robert E. Patterson
Tring
Carly
Hall
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred'’k, Ma
Clothiers
B. H. Blagkston & Son
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Marlborough
Madras
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Outfitters
Massachusetta Bay Colony
WM. S. Miller & CO
Hanmar
Salith
Central Hardware CO
Just
Carlogad
Srand Rapids
W. H. B. Etchison
Market St
Fred
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