Threatened Flood Alarm From Carroll Creek Storm
Heavy rains soaked the region causing Carroll Creek to swell and threaten flooding at 2 am while Potomac and Monocacy rivers ran high. Farm crops like wheat and rye suffered from moisture, Catoctin creek overflowed, and O’Leary’s meadow and nearby properties faced submersion. Kilns at Schley’s faced loss of materials, and Monocacy river carried trees downstream. Hotel arrivals list regional travelers. record breakers plan to race. the Hoffman Secrist road case moved to the Court of Appeals.
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Carroll Creek
Potomac
Monocacy
Middletown
Catoctin Creek
O’leary
Schley
Arthur Potts
Long Branch
Mt. Carmel
David and the Deliverance of Captives Sermon in Little Rock
Revival preacher in Little Rock delivers a sermon on triumph after trials using David’s recovery of his families from the Amalekites. The tale frames bereavement and homecoming, urging repentance, prayer, and active pursuit of heavenly companionship as the path to reunion.
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Little Rock
California
Tabvage
David
Ziklug
Zoouiby
Corte Np
Tris
Sire
Courage to persevere in the Besor brook sermon
A rousing preacher exhorts 200 fainting followers to endure trials and win spiritual victory. He likens life battles to Austerlitz and Gettysburg, urges unity with departed loved ones, and promises reward for fidelity as he cites biblical figures and the Besor brook as a test of faith and endurance.
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David
Heaven
Ruscy
Vic
Frien
Nancy's Choice and Pride of Ceresville Flour Advert
A grain ad touts Nancy's Choice and Pride of Ceresville as top winter wheat flours. It claims Dakota fours are finest and slightly higher cost but superior nutty flavor. A customer letter from W183 Barbara Diehl praises SHIRNER MILLING CO flour for long use and satisfying results.
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Nancy
Ceresville
Deathbed Faith Exhortation Quoted In Fragmented Text
The fragment appears to quote a deathbed confession praising Jesus and an Almighty Saviour. It mourns sin while affirming salvation through faith and covenant, wishing companionship with loved ones in the heavenly land.
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Jesus
Lai
Heavenly
Christ
David
Brilliant Thurmont Wedding of Arlos Moser and Katle Schildtknecht
A brilliant wedding occurred at the residence of James W. Baltzell Thurmont Maryland on May 17 in the evening. Arlos A. Moser of Wolf Moger and Miss Katle M Schildtknecht of Myersville were married by Rev W G Martin in the U B church with several guests present. The bride wore cream albatross trimmed in rice and rubber. the groom wore black with white vest and tie. After the ceremony guests dined on cakes and fruit then visited friends before returning to Myersville. Also announced is the upcoming marriage of Prof Richard B Alvey of the Maryland Agricultural College to Miss Lelia B Scott in June.
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James W. Baltzell
Thurmont
Arlos A. Moser
Wolf & Moger
Misa Katle M
Chharles E. Stewart
Ads E. Willett
Myersville
Alysy
Richard B. Alvey
Maryland Agricultural College
Alvey
Haperstowe
Glenn &. Worthington
Misa Lelia B. Scott
Chsir
Natural History
Wdding
Misa Scott
Prof. Scott
Virginia
Obituaries and Local Notes From State News
Dr. John DeBouts dies in Queen Anne county aged about sixty six. Rev. George G. Bowers installed pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Hagerstown. Maryland east coal miners strike unresolved but seeking higher wages. Strife at Vale Summit with three strikers treated. Rev. Mr. Stanton preaches at Lonaconing denouncing interference with workers. Nellie Wilson Shircliff and the Rakemann Concert Company to perform in City Opera House May 24 with Mrs Shirclif praised for purity and power. advance tickets and reserved seats urged.
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John DeBouts
Queen Anne
George 3. Bowers
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Maryland East
Tcentanton
Vale Summit
Mr. Stanton
Lonacoaing
Nellie Wilson Shir-Ch
Rakemann
Mad Dog Attack Kills Cow on Braddock Farm
A dog went mad at Cyrus Fout's Braddock farm and bit a cow owned by Wm. P. Maulsby Jr. The cow became violent, broke fence horns, and was killed to prevent further damage. Several dogs in the area were believed to be attacked, including a hunting dog owned by J. Allen Grambine.
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Sgoa Nog
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
Cyrus Fout
Braddock
J. Allen Grambine
A Child’s Conception of Events on West Patrick Street
A young girl studying an illustrated Bible history misidentified an engraving of Joseph as the moment Charley Ross was stolen. In Middletown, Prof Haupt is named as principal candidate for Hagestown male high school, succeeding Prof Pear son.
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West Patrick Street
Joseph
Charley Ross
Prof
Haupt
Middletown
Hagerstown
Geo. C. Pearson
Staged Gettysburg Relics Move On From Carroll Street
Artifact from the Gettysburg paraphernalia on Carroll street is removed today as it heads to Pennsylvania. Exposition news touts mechanical arts progress and medical advances, noting Syrup of Figs as a leading laxative.
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Battle of
Gettysburg
Stan-Yard
Carroll Street
Pennsylvania
New Twin Wire Dress Stay And Childrens Wear Promotion
Mollinis and Rem advertise the New Twin Wire Dress Stay as a better substitute for whalebone at the same price and pass on fabric details. They list children's lace caps cashmere flannel sacks zephyr knit sacks and a range of butter laces inserts. The offer includes fast black hose in ribbed and drop stitch and a free engraving with a purchase of 250 pairs of black hose.
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Inc
Zephyr
Local shop offers fabrics and groceries amid busy week
An advertisement lists French pique and import copies for ladies and children, plus solid color fabrics. It promotes canned goods like corn, tomatoes, beans, syrup, and peaches at special weekly prices. Also notes window screens, books, and cabinet discounts at McCardell's and W. W. Lease & Co near the City Hotel, plus a Friday ball game between the Butchers and Morning Stars ending 25 to 26.
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Ajase
Priday
Butchers
Morning Stars
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England
Paul de Kock
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Poor
J.B. Apple
Tam
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Equity
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F. W. Staub
Hoffman-Secrist
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Earth
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Robert Hall
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Jordan of Death
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Shriner Milling CO
News OF the State
Mollinis & Rem
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N. B
John Hendrickson
India
Oun
Hunoerorsox
F. V. Staub
STAUB
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Cotédly
Soc
McCardell’s
W. W. Lease & Co
City Hotel
Chicago
W. Y. Stead
Beatrice Bfarraden
W. W. Lesse & Co
Frederick
Sod Pontinums
Bailing 'S
James H Walker & CO
J .E Walker & CO
TAMEE
E. Walker & CO
Rodooe
Nreidig
Jrodoor
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Mili
A. T. Rice & Sonb
A. T. Rice & Sons
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South Market
Frederick, Ma
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John A. Kennedy
N. Market
Eldridge
W. G. Eldridge
Frederick, MD
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Market Street
W. 8. Miller & CO
P. H. Pyters City
Mins
Cumberland
Baltimore Vein
Lyren's Valley
George's Creek
G. W.B
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Ofice
Patrick Street
Water Street Depot
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