Glyndon peony farm closes as new company forms
A Glyndon four to five acre property near Baltimore County has been closed by Theodore F. Wilcox of Southern Trust and Deposit Co to raise peonies for sale in eastern and western markets. A company is being formed with Wilcox as president and general manager and John J. Carey as secretary treasurer. Board members include Leonidas H. Nice Harry M. Mason and William Ebeyer. The Glyndon Gardens operation on Gwynn's Falls, formerly owned by Dr. Charles Leas, produces about 6000 plants with blooms now visible. Flowers and roots will be shipped to New York Providence Washington Boston Pittsburgh and other markets with stems about two inches from the bloom and prices up to 25 cents per stem in season.
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Glyndon
Baltimore County
Theodore F. Wilcox
Southern Trust and Deposit Company
Baltimore News
John J. Carey
Western Maryland Railroad
Glyndon Gardens
J. A. Eckman
Purely Personal Then Grand Officers Visit in Brunswick
Purely personal notes list Mr Henson Thompson and daughter Nannie visiting relatives in the city, Mrs Annie Gallion of Marriottsville returning from visits, Miss Katherine Gambrill of Laurel returning, Rev Arthur Carty visiting his parents, and Miss Vira Peters joining Mr Wm P Etch 2 staff in his studio. Grand Officers Visited Here by Enchh Council No 10 Royal and Select Masters with James F Allen and others. Dr Maximus Whitehill named President of State Bureau of Immigration. Father Leonard’s Proof notes a Cambridge letter about a pariah girl saved from quick consumption after using Johns Medicine.
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Henson Thompson
Nannie
Brunswick
Annie Gallion
Marriottsville
Katherine Gambrill
Laurel
Marianohnson
Court Square
Arthur Carty
Philadelphia
Carty
Enchh Council
Exent
James F. Allen
Arthar B. Janson
Eeph Reading
Winfred Beck
George Eewis
Conncil
E. Postley
Brengle Bond Offer Paper Shown in Court
During the Brengle band case a defense exhibit appeared, a dated 1903 note from David M. Brengle transferring securities to Joshua J. Dill in connection with a house and bonds. Dill testified to his intimate ties with Alexander Brangle and that Brangle had handed over bonds while Dill kept collecting the coupons until death. The witness continued his examination.
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Alexander Brengle
Joshua J. Dill
David M. Brengle
Téwan
Ben Snowden
Brangle
Brongle
Dill
Local Trouble in Buckeystown and Lime Kiln Incident
Deputy Darner and Torpkey Alexander yesterday assaulted Harry Bart and Daniel Bell both colored in Buckeystown while alleged robbers of Olliford Posey and Frank McAbee's Lime Kiln store. They were heard by Justice Keller and released on bail. Posey and McAbee linked to the alleged pocketing. Annie Budd and George White, both colored, were jailed thirty days after fines for beating Mrs White. Mary Minor and Mabel Higgins, both white, were fined five dollars each for fighting. Minor went to jail for thirty days.
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Torpkey Alexander
Harry Bart
Daniel Bell
Buckeystown
Olliford Posey
Frank McAbee
Lime Kiln
John ¥. Keller
Hart
Bill
Posey
Annie Budd
George White
Brewery Alley
Deiter
Mary Minor
Mabel Higgins
Herwig
Justice Smith
Idabel
Jai
Broderick Bowlers Top Hanover In Diamond Clash
The Diamond bowling team of this city defeated Hanover Pa 3796 to 3438 at Diamond alleys Frazier's saloon South Market street winning four of five games in a series with Frederick leading three wins. The closing game will be at Hanover next Thursday. Also notes on local illnesses and a City Hospital operation.
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Hanover
Frazier
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Boal
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Aversay
Dismond
Long
Keefer
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Schaeffer
Kuhn
Hoke
Miller
Social World Dance at Braddock Heights
The first dance of the season at Braddock Heights drew twenty couples with Frederick Select Orchestra providing music. The dance committee included G Albert Rios as chairman, joined by Hugh M Gittinger and Harry New comer. Boys' Eighth Spring Service scheduled for Sunday morning at 915 o'clock in the M O A rooms with hymn singing from the phonograph replacing the orchestra. All boys invited to attend.
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Braddock Heights
Frederick
Annapolis
D A R Excursion Abandoned For Mount Vernon Trip
The Frederick Chapter of the D A R will drop the special excursion train to Mount Vernon. Members will depart on the regular train at 6 tomorrow morning and reach Washington in time for the 10 o'clock boat to Mount Vernon.
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D. A. RR
Frederick
Mount Vernon
Washington
Local Market Quotations From The Local Mart
Mr. G Warley Tyson publishes market quotes for today including corn at 2.60 per barrel shelled 0.50 per bushel and wheat values No 2 red 70 No 8 red 93 per bushel with various grades listed Seamer 89 per bushel rejected 86 0 per bushel damaged 70 per bushel Onta 40 cante per bushel
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G. Warley Tyson
Hood Broad Black Marines Formed With 34 Members
A band of 34 colored musicians has organized under the name Hood Broad Black Marines. Solomon Hood is elected president and William Hood serves as leader and manager.
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Hood Broad Black Marines
Solomon Hood
Wm. Hood
Bomb in Pocket Kills Man and Detectives in Warsaw
Special dispatch from Warsaw reports a workman found a bomb in his pocket on Windows Street. The explosion killed the worker, the detectives, and multiple bystanders, with all corpses blown to pieces. Authorities suspect the deceased spoke of Governor General Maximovitch.
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Pleves
Warsaw
Windows Street
Maximovitch
Thirty Years for Wood in Williams Murder Case
Somerville N J May 19 George Wood pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the death of George Williams and was sentenced to thirty years in the State prison.
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Nville
N.J
George Wood
George Williams
County Correspondence Highlights Local Guests and Events
Miss Mary Stephens visits near Manrovia and Mrs. Davis from Washington arrives at Mrs. Bromwell’s for early summer. Baltimore guests Mr. Clinton Johnson and Dr. Smith visit Capt. I. W. Dorsey and Mr. G. W. Barges hosts. Mount Pleasant notes rain and church services as Rev. Deatrick preaches from Genesis 4 9. Public school entertainment planned for May 20. New Midway reports road work and social visits. Graceham and surrounding areas note exchanges, baptist services, and a piano recital by Miss Mabel Sheets of New Oxford scheduled for College Hall.
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Mary Stephens
O. M. Dreyer
Manrovia
Clinton Johnson
Baltimore
I. W. Dorsey
Davis
Washington, D. C
Bromwell
Pearl
Minn Mattie Hoke
Walkersville
R. Avice Thomas
Markell Nelson
E. R. Deatrick
Publica School
Mabel Sheets
New Oxford
Operate
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Misa Sheets
W. W. Osburn
Wolinist
Governor Considers Clemency for Miller in 1808 Murder Case
Governor Warfield heard pardon pleas for Charles H. Miller of Frederick County who served seven of seventeen and a half year sentence for second degree murder after a drunk altercation. The case, argued by Judge McSherry and others, awaits final hearing with other Frederick County matters on May 31.
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Qhaties Miller
Caece
Warfield
Charles HE. Miller
Frederick County
Martin P. Miller
Emory L. Coblents
John 8. Hager
McSherry
Motter and Henderson
Miller
Smith
Middletown Valley
Thorsday
Weyler
Charles Heard
Heard
George Piper
Frederick
R. Brooke Whiting
Cumberland
Whiting
Piper
Dedication of Baptist Chapel at Brownsville
The First Baptist chapel in Brownsville Washington county was dedicated at 10 30 this morning. The attractive brick building seats about 200 and includes a baptistry connected to a nearby stream. Rev W H Parker of Frederick preached the initial service last night and Rev L R Milbourne of Charles Town WV delivered the dedicatory sermon this morning. Miss Alice Boteler of Brownsville helped largely create the chapel.
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First Baptist
Brownsville
Washington County
W. H. Parker
Frederick
L. R. Milbourne
Charles Town
W.va
Alice Boteler
Mayor John E. Donald Holds Many Roles in Chesapeake Beach
A historic note describes John E. Donald, the mayor of Chesapeake Beach, authoritatively serving multiple town offices from railroad dispatcher to operator. The piece highlights his unique breadth of public service and frequent direct address as the town’s chief official.
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Chesapeake Beach
John E. Donald
Mr. Donald
Donald
United States
Chesapeake Bench
Health Officer Remains In City After Meeting
An aldermanic meeting decided to drop plans to send Dr. S. F. Thomas to Hagerstown to investigate smallpox. The group considered Mayor Strite’s letter from Tax News to be adequate on the matter.
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Board of Aldermen
Waa
8. F. Thomas
Hageratown
Strite
Hagerstown
Tax News
Commencement at Kee-Mar College May First
Kee-Mar College Hagerstown will hold commencement exercises beginning May 1. The event marks the start of spring ceremonies for the institution and will highlight student achievements and faculty contributions.
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Kee-Mar College
Hagerstown
Special Mount Vernon Trip Abandoned with Round Trip Offer
Notice states the Special train to Mount Vernon for Saturday May 20 is abandoned. Frederick Chapter D A R offered a 3 day round trip for 2.30 including the 20th, with a regular train to catch the 10 o'clock boat. Also hospital board meeting at 11 tomorrow and Knights of Pythias events announced.
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Frederick
Frederick City Hospital
O. Estelle Castce, Seoy
Koaighra
Pythias
Mountain City Lodge No. 29
K. of
Local business ads promote sales and travel deals
The notice lists discounted hardware stock at J.B. Price & Co and seasonal goods from Frederick Gas & Electric Co including electric fans priced from 8.50 to 31. A sale on gas ranges and options to buy on terms is offered. It also advertises rail travel from Frederick to Baltimore and Washington and a Confederate Veterans Reunion travel package with dates and conditions.
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J.B. Price & Co
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