Dr Goodell Elected President At Maryland Homeopathic Meeting
The Maryland State Homeopathic Medical Society held sessions at the Baltimore college on Saratoga street and closed last night. Dr Charles F P Goodell was elected president and on the board of examiners. He read a paper on Sanitary Science advocating bicycle use and warned against long fast rides after breakfast and extended high speed riding. He urged a hygiene plan for wheel users and noted the wheel’s staying power and healthful value within limits. Dr Goodell, born in Massachusetts in 1836, practiced in Washington since 1883 and moved to Frederick five years later, a graduate of old and new medical schools, and a member of the Washington Medical and Surgical Club.
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Goodell
Maryland State Homeopathic Medical Society
Saratoga Sreet
Baltimore
Charles FP. Goodell
Dhy
Biato
Goodell Reed
Frederick
Damages from hall storm hit Maryland crops
Great damage to crops reported in Abeghany county as hall storms struck St. Marys and Calvert counties. Wheat, tobacco, peaches, and other fruit suffered. hail measured up to 73 inches in circumference in Leonardtown and 53 inches elsewhere. A schoolhouse at Patcous WV was damaged, gable end demolished, a walnut tree splintered, and an electrical incident caused injuries and chick losses.
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Abeghany
St. Mary’s
Leonardtown
Maryland
Calvers
Patcous
W.V
W’ Ishley
Plitaburg Visitor Kim Mamie Stoner Leaves
Personal notice states Kim Mamie Stoner of Plitaburg Pa. was guest of Miss Agnes Schley daughter of Dr. Fairfax Schley on West Patrick Street. She departed this morning for home and left friends sad at her departure. Miss Ross Schley accompanied her to Plitaburg and will stay a few weeks.
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Kim Mamie Stoner
Plitaburg
Agnes Schley
Fairfax Schley
Frederick
Miss Stoner
Ross Schley
Chap- Hee
Misa Stoner
Priteburg
Seyers
Baws Bite River in Shepherdstown and Other Notices
Brief bits report river bighting at Shepherdstown, a pension award to Tared W Bimes, a Montgomery county Democratic meeting in Rockville on June 2, a horse killed by a Baltimore and Ohio locomotive near Harpers Ferry, and various notes on clocks, mineral production, Paris Figaro on Queen Victoria, trains in Chicago, school cyclone cave dogs in Duverne Iowa, Paderewski engagements, a Yellow Spring mail ride, a marriage license in Boonsboro, and public office matters including Mrs Anos B Jeffers and Col Luther B Gadd successors. The summary packs disparate items with people, places, and events from the fragment.
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Sacpherdstown
W. Bimes
Weverton
Montgomery County
Rockville
Eliam Ratu
Gerper’s Ferry
W. Yo
Baltimore and Ohio
Libecia
Paris Figaro
Bervin
Sbe
Ste
Chicago
Duverne
Iowa
Paderewski
Yellow Springer
Frederick
Bageratown
Jacob B Harbsagh
Bebillssville
Annie May Warder
Smithsburg
Anos B. Jeffers
Lowndes
Sistelbrarian
Luther BH. Gadd
Pbs
St. Oul
Waterworks Bond Vote for Brunswick Water Project
Mayor Martin of Brunswick calls a May 28 election on a 16000 bond issue to obtain Potomac river water via B and O Railway pumping connection. If approved, four miles of pipes will deliver up to 300000 gallons daily, with filtration to ensure purity, aiming to spur industrial growth and sanitary compliance townwide.
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Actiow
Branswick
Martin
Brunswick
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Oblo
County Correspondence From Dilford Miller to County Towns
County letters report exults of a man who shot himself in the stomach seeks recovery under Dr. Smith. A farm accident near Osk Grove school injures Jacob Crammet, wagon wheel and frame bruise him. W. Gelsbert family visits Ginge's Delight. Annie Stewart and friend visit. Miss Mauzy and Blanche Clay visit Miss Specht near Araby. Miss Hanneverger returns from Mit. Pleasant. Dunkards hold service in Oak Grove school house with a large crowd. Elder conducts. Presbyterians in Cincinnati expect Rev Frank C Montford to be moderator of the coming General Assembly.
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Dilford Miler
F. B. Smith
Jacob Crammet
Tooman Kling
Groves
Osk Grove
Howe
W. &. Gelsbert
Ginge’s Delight
Annie Stewart
Lens Mauzy
Cousha
Blanche Clay
Hattle Specht
Araby
Minssellie Hanneverger
Mit
Pleasant
Ada
Fanote Milter
Homs
Dunkards
Oak Grove School House
Eider
Presidential Veto and Remarriage Rumors Stir Political Debate
Recap of a heated session noting Presidential vetoes and warnings. The article mentions marriage rumors, potential policy changes, and the political climate surrounding upcoming events. Names and places are referenced in a chaotic, OCR-heavy text reflecting a turbulent period in state affairs.
Bank embezzlement case leads to guilty plea
Robt. B. b. Alldebrand, late assistant cashier of the Bank of Harper's Ferry, indicted by the Charlestown grand jury for embezzling bank funds, was arraigned and pled guilty. The judge set sentence after deliberation, amid a broader notice of medical remedies and advertisements in the issue.
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Galliy
B. B. Alldebrand
Bank of
Harper's Ferry
Charlestown
W. Va
Nationa Umes
Aod
Building Collapses in Burrano Fears Dozens Buried
The Brown building at Malin and Seneca streets collapsed this morning in Burrano. Between thirty and seventy five people are believed buried in the ruins. Several bodies have been recovered and many injured, some fatally.
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Buffalo
Raton
Burrano
Brown
Malin and
Seneca Streets
Lawful Suspects Indicted in Carroll County Court
Edward Phillips and Broidbelt of Unton Bridge were found guilty by jury in the Circagit Court for Carroll county of alleged assault on William J. Graham of Aston Bridge. Four other young men were indicted for the same offense but acquitted. Also contains testimonials for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Pennsylvanians, with local sellers listed.
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Suilts
Alsault
Edward Phillips
Broidbelt
Carroll County
Sasagsaltan
William J. Graham
Aston Bridge
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Seeyeniog Etree
BING
the Daily News
Artige
California Fig Syrup Co
Ists
Waterworks Vote
Oak Grove
Cincinnati
Frank C. Montford
The
Herald and Presbyter
City
Iecoming Presbyterian General Aveomiy
Alby
Keligegusst Tytter
Sete
Alinad
Treredaing Crom
Orumer
Holand Gyp
Thamendwiehts
Okocor Oie
Otee
Mexico
Carbllindsy
Ant Moreen
Nonti Yves
Phre
Yostenias
Siverge W. Ines
Hamden
Henry Phetin
Awe Sevears
Yes Brick Company
Valaerne
GEO. A. Gilberts
North Market
Grove & Kindley
Syed Snuntard
Hostetter
J. A. Willanson
Drugg St
Renee
L. Pearre
Etchison Milding
Bioh
Albert L. Pears
C. Wells &Co
N. Y
Albert &, Pesrre
Bronison
A. L. Pearre
Karis Clovar Boot
Shiloh
Albert L. Pearre
Erebiaon Building
WiSayoe
Ballons
al Ever
Ion
Bert F. Pearre
Etchteca
Karl
Etchison Siid
Albert Lutchison Huilding
Carty
Larce
Patrick Street
La&ge
America
Haig
Saleh
Footer's Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
Adams
W. Church St
Ladies Oxford
LOY & Perry’s
Ali Druggiste
Gormany & Jeffery Manufacturing Co
Rambler Bicycle
Che G. & J
Cgormally & Jeffery Mfc. Co
Cati
NJ. Wilson & Soa
Excelsior Stove Mouse
Frederick, MD
Pew
Oia Richart Sewell
Lombard St
W. Fisher
Penimsylvania
Chamberlain
S. D. Newhart
Serlerburg
J. A. van Welsh
Huchesville
Ciamberlain
F. Winger
Ephrats
J.D. Cline
L. Pearce
W.R. Rudy
Mt. Airy
Nycaifty
Moms
Pierce
Boreas
Tee
Etchison
Oscar
W. HH. B. Etchison
Southmarket
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