Maryland Institute Notes From The Deaf School News
The Maryland School for the Deaf bulletin reports Miss Bly and sister Mabel visiting in Washington DC with Miss Ethel Fish. Mrs F Lohmann of Baltimore visits her sister Mrs Thomas. Field Day uniforms for girls arrive, and high school electricity experiments excite all classes. Veazey Baseball Club beats Frederick twice 6 3 and 8 5, with Benson and Miles as battery. New B&O locomotives roll to Mt Clare, Hazlehurst and 1600 workers see reduced schedules and layoffs as July or later prospects loom, World’s Fair impact noted.
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Maryland Institute
Maryland School For the Deaf
Saye
Miss Bly
Mabel
Washington, D.C
Ethel Fish
F. Lohmann
Baltimore
Thomas
Enoch Pratt
Veazey
Frederick Club
Benson
Baltimore 2Nd Ohio Railroad Company
Baldin Locomotive Works
Blagden Hazehurst
Mit. Clare
Mt. Clare
Hazlehurst
Mr. Hazlehurst
Hazleburnt
Poole Attends Noted Smoker in Baltimore City
Professor Cyrus W. Poole, once a city resident and well known here, was honored with a smoker at Miss Ellen Martin’s residence at 343 Courlandt Street in Baltimore City last night. Many prominent Baltimore figures attended.
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Cyrus W. Poole
Ellen Martin
Courlandt Atreet
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Maryland Building at the World’s Fair Captures Visitors
Mr. George L. McCshan, Maryland World’s Fair executive commissioner, has returned from Chicago to finalize Maryland exhibits. The Maryland Building showcases state resources, industry, hospitality, and a Maryland atmosphere with extensive displays including Baltimore views, Annapolis scenes, Johns Hopkins materials, tobacco displays, and a nine by twelve foot live oyster and terrapin tank. The exhibit features a topographical map, a Daniel Bennan bird’s eye view of Baltimore, and works by Henry Jenkins, John Hare, and Mary lands artists, with attention to the state’s coal, pottery, and infusorial earth.
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Marylas
George L. McCshan
Maryland
Chicago
MacCehan Ban
Daniel Bendann
Washington
Battle Monuments
City Hall
Baltimore
William 4. Chase
Annapolis
Hagerstown
Woman's College
Johns Hopkins Hospital
House of Refuge
Henry
David Bendann
Missouri
McDonogh School
Baltimore and Ohio
C.5. Towles
Frostburg
William Reed
Henry Jenkins
John R. Hare
Maryland Institute
Johns Hopkins University
Druid Hill Park
Fair Grounds
Montgomery Politica Stirring Democratic Rivalry and Accidents
In Montgomery political tensions rise as Democrats oppose divisions within the party. Names floated for offices include State Senator Edward Wooton and H W Talbott. for House members, R M Wackall J A Clements J Dyson W H Lemar J M Etchison Samuel Riggs C B Brooke John P Seliman. for Sheriff S T Mullfcan Wm Collier Sem H Jones. County Commissioners list John H Bogby J Perry John O Olsik Jas H Trundle Jas McAtee Mahlon T Lewis John E West Isaac R Maus A H Aisquith Wim Wheeler George McCeney Richard T Bar. Also, Adam Baker, colored, injured at Rockville depot when cultural machinery fell on him. severed parts replaced by a surgeon and expected to heal.
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Montgomery
Snti
Fickle fortune hits Citizens in messy baseball page
A cluttered report covers a Citizens versus Athletics game where Athletics led most of the action after a 4–2 first inning, listing players Strackfuss Streckfues Wood Eisenhauer Mercer and others. It notes attendance, crowd issues, and previews a future match between Athletics and Pastimes, plus a Hyattstown Comus game and a Maryland Agricultural College freshmen versus sophomores clash with detailed line items and scorers.
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Athletcs
Athletics
Strasberger
Streckfues
Wood
William and
Millard Nast
Browns
Athletica
Athletices
Hyattstown
Comus Club
Mt. Pleasant
Comus
Ottroy c
Hilton P
Gardner
Hurley
Mossburgas
B. White
J. White
Lewis c
Zeigler x
Lawson c
W. Mills
Perrea
Vinson
Burch S
Eyerhart
Mullinix Lf
Phillipse
C. Mills
Agricultural College
Maryland Agricultural College
Prough
Skinner
Worthington
Lass SS
HPO E Ac Ee
P.C
Harding
G. M. Harris
C. W.R Roberts
C. Walzer
T. Roiltas
balla—Harding
Harris
Fuller
Prouch
Talty
Garoster
Sktoner
Prof. Harrison
C. W. Cariens
Thieves at Work in Emmitsburg
On a Wednesday night in Emmitsburg unknown thieves raided Tyler Lansinger and Tyson shop stealing a long cherished brace two chisels and linch and other items from a fortytwo years owned brace The Albsugh Gillelan coach shop and Rowe Bros clothing store were also hit with a borehole entry attempted at the latter The cellars of George Ginger and M Hoke were entered bread potatoes and pickles were taken No clues point to the culprits likely locals familiar with the premises
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Mlessrs
Tyson and
Lsnsinger
Emmitsburg
Lansinger
Messrs
Albsugh & Gillelan
Rowe Bros
George Ginger
Emmit
M Hoke
Datiz
Encouragement for the Feeble by a Restorative Tonic
An old period ad extols Fostetter's Stomach Bitters as a powerful reviver for the weak and invalids. It promises restored digestion, renewed appetite, stronger flesh, and improved vigor by stimulating digestion and nourishing the blood, urging readers to use the tonic for renewed vitality.
Brunswick Lodge and Knights Banquet Plans
Branewick notes announce Branswick Lodge No 190 A F A M to celebrate its anniversary with prominent guests. Loyalty Lodge No 122 Knights of Pythias hosts a big banquet at their Cash Hall on Tuesday evening May 3. Commercement exercises of Bruns wick Seminary set for June 2 at 170302 mu Ths 26th store opens large hardware store by 8 BR Davall of Buena Vista Va. Lovellsville District Sunday School Union convened at Mt Olivet M E church with address by Charles E Conard and responses by John H Bowers. Various ministers and local leaders led topics, a concert by Mrs Constance Ways and Mrs N Allen. Memorial Day plans in Examiteburg with Arthur Post invited. commemoration duties assigned to many comrades across local cemeteries. Real estate transfers include James Creeger and wife to David Cal vin Axmmet 16 acres valued at 107.50.
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Ewe Fron
Branewick
Branswick Lodge
Loyalty Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Brunswick Seminnary
Seminary
Brunswick
BR. Davall
Buena Vista
Lovellsville
Mt. Olivet M. E
Lorettaville
Charles E. Conard
John H. Bowers
T. K. Cromer
M. &. McLinn
Constance Ways
Baltimore
N. Allen
New York City
Examiteburg
Arthur Post
Kamiteburg
James Dixon Poat
Department of Pennsylvania
Zeck and
Weaver
Western Maryland
Guand
Araxell and
Morrison
Tom's Creek Methodist Church
W. B. McNair and
Glass
Presbyterian Cemetery
Waggaman and Peddicord
Mt. St. Mary’s
Keip, Long and Anderson
Eyler’s
Harbaugh’s
Gibsan
Methodist
Emmitsburg
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California Fil Syrup CO
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Strawnberger
Streckfoss
G. W. Lewis
Stresberger
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Bosikey
Vfu Wood
Nusz
Nuss
Eienbauer
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C. Carty
LW. H.B
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Thomas H. Haller
Rodock & Nevile
D. H. Best. Martin
GE. Cline & Co
Far. & Mech. Nat. Bank
Mothe Martha Sponseller
Scott
Bowns
Alidagersta
Eer
Rae
Swirr Strekic Co
Avantz
Aes Fore
Ottolene Rece
Ottolene
N.K. Fairbank & CO
ST. Louis
Chas. M. Steiff
Baltimore, Md
Jesdly E. M. Remssuhg
C. Tame
Sandews
Satney
Laver
ST Health
Itus
Fhechern
Sander Electric CO
Worr
Vic
PBS
Jed
Erie Medical
Buffalo
Brena
Pamela Peidiecisis
Lafies
Lea Tr Reera
Jek
Tx News
Air Priess
Loulip Sannlo Wirvy
E. Patrick
Frederick, Md
Dow
S.D. Thomas & CO
P. S
Frederick Stove House
E. Patrick St
Clatin
Tostow
Alusha Water
Keller & de Lashmutt
East Patrick ST
Novdodet
Gautsecki
Gautschi & Sons
Eunetee
Southern Lady
SiSterweek
Chicago Lithograph CO
Fifth Avenue
Curcace
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
Moncey
Therr
W. L. Dougla
Centreven
Yeakle
Frederick
Bartholoma
Telegraph Lis
G. H. Sedgwick
Bloomfield
N. J
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Grand Rapids Furniture
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