News of the State Highlights and Local Notices
Cecil county frost damage hits raiti crops while Garrett mount streams promise better trout fishing. Elkton arrests a man for assaulting a woman. A barn in Anne Arundel county burns. Naval Academy class this year lists forty four graduates. Salisbury high school commencement exercises proceed for all graduates. Kent Island serves as Rev Spencer receives call from St Margarets. Carroll county judge rules teacher salaries not subject to attachment.
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Cecil County
Braddy
Lydis G. Fonk
Washington County
Difnols
Garrett County
James Holland
Elkton
Seell County
E. A. Boteler
Anne Arences County
Naval Aca
Annapolla
Fudge
James McCarley
Orphan's Court
Selisbury High Schools
Spencer
St. Dfargare’s
Arne Arundel County
Kent Island
Roberts
Carroll County
Slick swindler preys on hotels in Kyllkill County Pa
A report warns of a smooth talking con man operating in Schuylkill County Pennsylvania. He targets hotelkeepers by claiming a wagon of Western horses is arriving, arranging prints and stables, then borrows money using the lack of funds as cover and disappears, leaving hotel staff and horsemen unpaid. He is about 55, six feet tall, wears glasses masking one eye, has a dark beard, and speaks with a German accent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slick
Ckuylkill County
MH -Muctioneer
Freigin
Enforce the Law on Manure Hauling Permits
The Board of Health will enforce the law requiring permits from the city health officer for anyone hauling manure through city streets between 10 am and 12 pm. Violations of this health ordinance have been frequent and the measure aims to curb them.
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Board of Health
World renowned ALLCODE's remedy praised by medical authorities
The article extols ALLCODE's external remedy as unequaled for a wide range of ailments from rheumatism and sciatica to colds and kidney issues. It warns against substitutions and urges travelers to seek ALLCODE's with confidence, citing a dramatic cholera morbus recovery anecdote.
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Alxreoce
Porovs Prasrsena
Tghest
Nee
Weather Service notes favorable week for Maryland crops
The Maryland State Weather Service bulletin for the week ending May 15 reports light showers across most sections with sunshine and below normal temperatures. Conditions favored crop growth with good corn planting, healthy wheat and oats, and promising fruit crops though some frost damage in Kent County. Eastern and central regions show strong signs for peaches, apples, strawberries, and general pasture growth, while notes from Adamstown, Buckeystown, New Market, and Mt. St. Marys reference localized frost and crop advancement.
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Wratzer
Maryland
Kent County
Cecil County
Adamstown
The Work of Death. Dorsey Family Obituaries
Obituaries from Franklinville record Jennie Dorsey daughter of Henry Dorsey of Carroll county dying at 27 in Tiffin Ohio. Funeral at Bethany M E Church with Rev Dulaney and Rev Cecil. burial beside the church. Pallbearers listed. Also notes Charles Arthur Smith infant death aged 9 months with funeral scheduled. and George A Thompson infant death at four months from Marasmus.
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Jennie Dorsey
Henry Dorsey
Franklin District
Carrol County
George Dorsey
Tiffin
Ohio
Mt. Airy
Bethany M. E. Church
South
Franklinville
Dr. Dulaney
Cecil
A. Haines
Emory Hood
J.T. Rhinaker
H. Lowman
W. J. Franklin
Oscar Good
L.T. Lewis
Charles Smith
Harles Arthur
Chas Smith
Frederick
George A. Thompson
Bentz and
Five and A Half Streets
Marasmus
Birthday celebrations for Aliss Mary Little and sister
Aliss Mary Little and sister Mrs Chris sie Miller hosted a small gathering at 131 South Market Street on Monday evening to mark their joint birthday with friends and neighbors. Guests left later wishing many happy returns and pleasant social time on the lawn. Mrs J R Sheppard hosted a party for children in Court Street honoring her nephew Charlie Little of Freemont Illinois, who made many friends during his stay and regretfully parted from them. A dance in Mechanics town was postponed due to inclement weather until next Tuesday night. Miss Lelia Feigley entertained friends at her East Third Street home on Friday evening of last week.
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Aliss Mary Little
Chrissie Miller
South Market Street
J. R. Sheppard
Court St
Httle
Charlie Little
Freemont
Ilinois
Tegret
Mechanicstown
Lelia Feigley
East Third Street
Yesterday's Heel Arriva's Ciry House
List of names from various counties and cities, including Baltimore, New York, Winchester, Detroit, and Harrisburg, tied to a county source. Mentions cash hor and six county horse. appears as a fragmented social or notice record with multiple individuals and locales.
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Arriva
Ciry House
W. A Haines
AS. Anderson
Moa Rest
H.C Wolf
J G C.ements
R.E Grifford
C. F Atkinson
S. Kingston
H Maleston
E Lephetis
Baltimore
M.B. Lehman
W H Evans
Coss
J. Stewart
J F. Stsab
Htonebrake
W.M Beker
Harriburg
B.H. Bil
New York
Worthington
Winchester
L P. Schutz
Pykesville
A.M Neale
Detroit
Mich
H.W. Perry
Hanover
Cash Hor
T. Progh
Wayne
H B
Pnilns
Columbia
C. Holcraft
Martin Welsh
Ponistows
Trustees Elected for William Whicoxen Estate
A creditors meeting at the Court House elected William P. Maulsby Jr and Benj F. Reich as permanent trustees for the William Whicoxen estate. Liabilities range from 87 060 to 38 000 dollars with assets not yet estimable. Both trustees bonded for 240 000 dollars. No definite plans for depositions of the estate yet set.
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Wiliam Whicoxen
Court House
Mesera
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
Benj F. Reich
Messrs. Manlsby
Reich
Frederick and Middletown Electric Rail Incorporation Formed
Articles of incorporation filed to build a passenger railway between Frederick and Middletown. Capital stock set at 125000 dollars in 25000 shares of 50 dollars each. Directors include L. W. Downs and Livingston Norman of New York City T. E. Bowne of Brooklyn George William Gath Levy A. A. Sharretts and E. L. Miller of the city.
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Frederick and
Middletown
Frederick
L. W. Downs
Livingston Norman
New York City
T. E. Bowne
Brooklyn
George William Gath
Levy
A. A. Sharretts
E. L. Miller
Hymeneal at First Methodist led to distant home
A large company of invited guests gathered at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Pueblo yesterday at noon for the marriage of Miss Lillian Lee Geech to Mr. N. Leo Lelean of San Francisco. Dr Leech officiated, with Mrs McGregor Rettberg as organist. gifts came from eastern relatives and former parishioners. The couple departed on the 11 40 train for their new home near Golden Gate Park.
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Lelean—Lexce
Saya
Pueblo
Col
Triday
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lillian Lee Geech
N. Lee Letean
San Francisco
Messra
Victor & Co
Leech
Flora Hitchins
Mabel Glenn
Florence Harris
Frankie Karrick
Deasa Smith
Fannie May Leech
N. Leo Lelean
McGregor Rettberg
Dr Leech
Albany
Saratoga Springs
Maryland
Methodist Church
Lelean
Golden Gate Park
Denver
Afr
London
Daniel H. Buckey
Liberty
Rachel Barrick
New London
Wil G. Buckey
Joseph
New Windsor
Firemen’s Parade Prep Reported By Two Companies
Junior Steam Fire Engine Company and Independent Base Company held meetings last night. Committees reported favorable progress and growing member interest in parade preparations and the anniversary event, with activities actively advancing toward successful arrangements.
Appointment of Baltzell as County Health Officer
The county commissioners as a board of health appointed Dr. W. H. Baltzell as County Health Officer replacing Dr. A. A. Bharretts who declined the position.
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W. H. Baltzell
A. A. Bharretts
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