Dorchester appointments and decoration day races in Annapolis
A string of items reports appointments in Dorchester and at the state level, Decoration Day races planned in Annapolis, and local incidents. Dr F P Jenkins Parnell dies near Ocean City. G Gabe to resign as state librarian. naval academy reception for ladies in Annapolis. James Burktes dies from injuries at Mill Green. Hart & Stoner undertaking burned near Westminster. Hydrophobia outbreaks in Folton Howard county. freight wreck on Baltimore and Ohio at Okonoko Allegany. Western Maryland station removal to New Windsor. Carroll Exdlavor Union officers elected. next year meet in Colontown Virginia. Governor Lowndes appoints sheriffs for counties except Anne Arundel. Cumberland council fails to elect successor. band car derailment injures workers. Joseph Cocking pleads not guilty to murder. case moved to St Marys county. E C Unger appointed assistant postmaster at Bronawick.
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Dorchester
Dallam la
Annapol
Jenkins Parnell
Ocean City
Unce Duwer G. Gabe
Tad Tfize
Lbraran
Naval Academy
Annapolis
James P. Burktes
Mill Green
Earhart & Stoner
Westminster
Folton
Howard County
Okonoko
Allegany County
Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland
Westminester
New Windsor
Carroll County Christian Exdlavor Union
Colontown
Anne Arundel
Baltimore City
Cumberland City
Martin
Cumberland Valley Division
Western Maryland Railroad
Joseph Cocking
la Plats
Cocking
Vegue
St. Mary
Thrown Out: Weekly Letterdom of a Small Town
A long stream of personal reflections on seasons, society, and local events opens with nostalgic notes, then shifts to a vivid weekly roundup. It covers markets, gardens, fashion, school activities, performances, and public events, naming Queen Victoria’s milestone, Commencement, Fourth of July plans, and local civic notices. It ends with a minor accident report about two Yingling brothers injured by barbed wire near Tiffin.
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Tiffin
Ohio
J. T. Yingling
Near Liberty
Lewis W. Yingling
Joseph Yingling
Prohibition Delegates Train To Plattsburg May 26
Maryland delegates and alternates depart Camden Station Baltimore May 26 at 1080 for the National Prohibition Convention at Plattsburg. Stops include Washington Washington Junction Weverton Harper's Ferry Hancock Cumberland. T M Prentiss and Robert Ireland in charge. Delegates plus others head to Pilborg to back Joshua Levering for president. Convention opens May 27. Also note Stanley donation toward Army Correspondents Memorial at Gapland and a new porch on East Main street in Thurmont.
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Levering
Maryland
Plinsburg
Camden Station
Altimore
M. Sapa
Washington
Washington Junction
Weverton
Harper's Ferry
Hancock
Cumberland
T. M. Prentiss
Robert Ireland
Pilborg
Joshua Levering
Justine shirt waists praised for value and fit
The text touts two brands of shirt waists, favors the Justine as best, notes vast variety with attached or detached collars and full bishop sleeves, and claims customers deserve value with lower prices than Orst close goods.
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Justine
Markell & rat Coal and Wood Supplier Ad
Leading firm promotes prompt supply of coal in best grades and well seasoned wood. Offers oak and pine kindling, sawed and split to any size. Polite attentive service to patrons emphasized. Read advertisement in this paper.
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Norks
Markell & Rat
Where to Get Them. Bicycle lamps and bells advertised
The article notes an aldermanic ordinance requiring lamps and bells on bicycles and invites cyclists to visit Tax News office to inspect a varied selection. It states bicycles are backed by a special guarantee and prices are low. Also reports R B L Hildebrandt was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for embezzling from a bank, with $550 alleged in total.
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Board of Aldermen
R. B. L. Hildebrandt
Charlestown
Harpers Ferry
Frederick
Divorce Granted to Rohrback in Perry Oklahoma
Br. Martie N. Rohrback formerly of Frederick and longtime Perry resident was granted an absolute divorce from his wife, now residing in Washington D C. The decree was issued last Wednesday after two previous hearings failed.
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Ryantead
Br. Martie N. Rohrback
Frederick
Perry
Okia
Hee Bean
Washington, D.C
Rohrback
Haring
Goose shot by Brunswick youths near Quarter branch
Arch Zimmerly and Rose Westner of Brunswick shot at a large wild goose close to the Quarter branch. The bird was wounded and captured by the young men. It appeared to be a very large specimen that had strayed from its flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Zimmerly
Rose Westner
Brunswick
City Schools Begin Commencement Preparations In Town
Preparations for the annual commencement are underway at the Subscription School of Miss Lizzie Philpot on West South street. Examinations continue at East Church Street Female High School, with graduation exercises planned alongside the Male High School on June 18 at City Opera House. A new North Market street school building is near, while the present West Loch street quarters will be vacated around Tuesday. The graduating class includes R. Thomas, R. B. Wood, and A. R. Dean. A lightning strike damaged a tenant’s frame at Rev. William D. Long’s farm between Garrisonville and Linganore, destroying a small stable and injuring the tenant’s wife.
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Wall Street
New York
Court Park
Slugfail
Epworth
Buckley
Graham
Pat Long
Shakespeare
Misa Lizzle Philpot
West South Street
East Church Street
City Opex House
Barges
North Market Street
West Loch Street
Messra
R. Thomas
R. B. Wood
R. Dean
Band Receives New Uniforms For Antietam Day
Lowenstein and Wertheimer of Frederick win contract to furnish the American Band of Middletown with dark green valillary uniforms trimmed in black braid. Coats will be single breasted sacks and caps will match, bearing the word American. The band aims to debut the outfits at Decoration Day exercises at Antietam.
Locating Sites on South Mountain Battlefield
Gen E A Carman Major George W Davie and RC Shannos of New York were driven over the South Mountain battlefield to locate positions for the inbiela the government proposes placing at Terner s asa Fox s Gap and Crampton s Gap.
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E. A. Carman
George W. Davie
RC. Shannos
New York
South Mountain Battlefield
Terner
Asa
Fox's Gap
Crampton's Gap
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Aes
the Daily News
News OF the State
E. C. Unger
Bronawick
California Fig Strap Co
Nature
Rootheer
Hartwe
Indu
del McCarty
Dave Bresge
Ysu
Sheask
Victoris
George Washington
Grover Cleveland
Gadd
Jeffers Woraty
Deccarion
Brocewick
Ed, Unger
Markell
Trall
Yeakie
Monon Laundry
HR. Debrimg
C. H. Heffner
Bulletin OF Bargains
Dress Coods
Dresden
Gloria
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
HNG
Lethias Cus
Geo
Stanley
Henry M. Stanley
Congo
America
Europe
Africa
Asia
George Alfred Townsend
Gapland
South Mountetin
Charles C. Waters
East Main Street
Thurmont
Fernitere
Carty
Dgule
East Falck Atreal
Fredevick, Md
Hapck
Themis
Beable
Liberty
William D. Long
Gafonville
Linganore
Zatestag
Renner & Kemp
Charles E. Etzler
Liberty Banner
Harry Gross
Middletown
Beckley
Pierce
Amas
Peolea Dominion Sense Medical
Goldex
Worln
Disrensany Biopican Associa
Main Street
Bufale
Willsm E. Boser
Libertytown
Grove & Kindley
Etchison
Oscar
W.H. B. Etchison
Frederick, Md
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