Charles Ludwig of Elkton Die s at Age 4
News of the State items note the death of Charles Ludwig of Elkton aged four. Other updates include Kee-Mar College commencements, a grand jury discharge in Washington county, and allegations of poisoning in Charles county.
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Charles Ludwig
Elkton
Ty Frank Hall
Washington County
Kee-Mar College
Hagerstown
Washington Cousty
Charles H. Gibson
Taddot County
Francis Miller
Caroline County
Denton
Eugene F. Wathean
Robert Moss
Maryland Republican
Annapolis
Grand
Charles County
Ferrell
Frederick Farre
The President's Pay in Installments and Private Banking
The article states the President receives a monthly salary of 4166.56 dollars paid on the last day of each month in new notes, with the treasurer ensuring the latest issue is used. It notes the President maintains a private bank account with Riggs & Co., depositing monthly reserves on the first day.
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Chicago
United States
Cleveland
Riggs & Co
Public Flag Raising for National Flag Day
A public flag raising by Cornett Br. U. A. M. will occur at seven o'clock on June 24. The event honors National Flag Day with the state and stripes unfurled to the breeze.
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Cornett Br. U. A.M
Milk Haul Sets Record At Norman Cresmery Branch
The Norman Cresmery Liberty branch collected over 7000 pounds of milk on Monday morning, signaling a strong start to the week for the dairy operation. Officials attributed the large total to steady demand and efficient delivery routes.
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Lota
Norman Cresmery
Liberty
Missions in China by Denby on Christian missionaries
Minister to China Denby describes missionary work as deeply beneficial to China, noting charity hospitals, education, and native churches. He cites Li Hung Chang funding a foreign hospital, vast converts, and missionary self sacrifice, while acknowledging opposition from anti missionary sentiment and ancestor worship. He argues missionaries promote civilization, trade, and western learning, projecting greater influence after the current war.
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Tuleter Denby
Denby
China
Department of
Kehr
Canton
Li Hung Chang
Tilentain
Ana
United States
Ching
Givin
Ching Bot
Hong Kong
Neweehwang
Yangtze
Fireman Parade Postponed in Middletown Parade
The Middletown Fire department parade plans were dropped due to inability to secure uniforms in time. A committee of eight will seek funds after harvest to outfit the company properly. Citizens are urged to contribute to maintain a well drilled fire service for the town’s safety.
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Save the
Middletown Register
Middletown
Local Baseball Notes From Westminster and Woodsboro
Reports from Westminster and the Mary Mandackoo grounds note afternoon games between Westminster's second team and a picked lineup, plus a Royals vs Yellow Jackets clash ending 15 to 9. Harrington waved strong pitching, Lippe and Suraweberger logged losses. Reds edged Whirlwinds 16 to 9 with Harrington fanning 10. Woodsboro Junior club organizes for 16% season with Charles W. Devilbias as GM and J. H. Fox as treasurer. seeking players under 16 countywide.
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Bali Kewe
Maryland Semoo
Lesible
Westminster
Palape SR
Wanere
Margin College
Tee
Royals
Yellow Jackets
Har
Davis
Lippe
Suraweberger
Harrington
North West
Whirlwinds
Reds
Watlsiwind
Strasberger
Woodsboro
Clab
Charles W. Devilbias
T. W. Devilbiss
J. H. Fox
G Hull
P. Donette
L. Shank
R. Gilbert
R. Snyder
Sunday church services and Ascension Day event at local churches
Several congregations plan Sunday services at United Brethren All Saints Presbyterian and Lutheran churches. Rev C W Stinespring and Rev D H Shields headline, with special Ascension Day service for Jacques de Moiny Commandery No 4 Knights Templar at the M E Church.
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United Brethren Church
C. W. Stinespring
All Saints Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Westminster League
Barry Witter
Subjed
Gev. Wm. Kharofe
United Brethren To Christ
Sand
BE. E. Ayres
First Baptist Church
Hagerstown
8. James Lutheran
Hasskarl
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Second Street
United Brethers U.P. 8. C. B
Evangelical Reformed Church
Albart
Snively
Woman's College
Smittete
Martinsburg
W. Va
AL. E
Shields
Baltimore
Epworth League
Goodell
M. E. Church
South
J. T. Wood
Christian Endeavor
Rederick
M. E
Jacques de Moiny
Knights Templar
Citizens’ National Sank
Market Street
A. H. Zimmerman
Commandery
Carter
East Patrick Streets
Lena's Murderers Known in Constantinople Cable
Wm Sachtleben the St Louis wheelman touring Armenia reports discovering a claw linked to the murder of Pittsburg bicyclist Frank G Lena. Naive detectives posed as peddlers to track suspects. A Constantinople cable says five Kurd names are known as Lena's murderers.
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Lena
Wm. Sachtleben
Armeni Atate
Frank G. . Leng
Disorderly conduct leads to commitment and bail details
Vic Simms was committed to jail in default of a 2.95 fine after a disorderly incident. William argued with his companion, prompting arrest by Officer Rigdon. Francis M. Shaw ofnear Jefferson, involved in yesterday’s news, posted 100 bail and was released until the next court term.
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Vic Simms
Isil
William
Thurstont Woman Converts Stones To Lime In Water
A Thurmont young woman mistaken a man’s lime for stones and sent him back. He returned with the stones, she threw them into water and they hardened into lime, a curious misdirection and chemical illusion reported in a local note.
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Thurmont
Bitty Mt St Mary's fundraiser yields five figure total
A Mt St Marys near Eamtsburg feature raised 53302 dollars. Notes mention new corn replanting in Middletown valley due to cutworms. Several local items cover hunting, livestock, trains, canals, notable people and upcoming events in nearby towns.
Westminster jury clears Emma Powell in breach of promise case
The jury verdict in Westminster favored Mrs Emma Powell, age 26, over D Calvin Warner, age 53, in a breach of promise suit. Powell won after alleging engagement ended when she chose to marry a younger man. Warner sought $5000 in damages. The trial included testimony from J F D Miller, who fainted on the stand, recounting long acquaintance with Warner and claims of an illegitimate child.
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Westminster
D. Calvin Warner
Emma
Powell
Justice Warner
Mra Powell
J. F. D. Miller
Thurmont
Warner
Cehild
Miller
Emma Besard
Depuuty
Frederick County
Eckard
Coffin Tale At Woolwich Arsenal A Morbid Accident
A workman fell into a caldron of twelve tons of molten steel at Woolwich arsenal. The War Department reportedly held a conference and decided not to use the metal in old merchandise, burying the mass as a death service was held by a Church of England clergyman.
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British
War Department
Woolwich Arsenal
Pleabart Dance at West South Street Residence
A pleasant social dance was hosted at Mr. Christopher Shade’s West South Street home on Thursday evening in honor of Miss Lola Hains of Ijamsville. About twenty couples danced to Coates’ Orchestra with arrangements by William Clem. refreshments were served. Also filed: Bar Association of Montgomery County incorporation papers with officers named and a 40 year term funded by monthly dues.
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Pleabart
Dante
Christopher Shade
West South Street
Mise Lola Hains
Ijamsville
Coates
William Clem
Bar Association Incorporated
Thomas Anderson
H. Maurice Talbott
Philip D Laird
W. Veirs Boult
Charles W. Prettyman
Robert B. Peter
Clert
Rockville
Bar Association of
Montgomery County
The Work of Death Isaac Elina Mr Isaac Kline Boonsboro Toll Gate Keeper
The death of Mr Isaac Kline of near Boonsboro who had been the toll gate keeper there for many years occurred yesterday. His funeral will be from his late residence on Sunday at ten o'clock. He was a member of the Odd Fellows of Boonsboro. To Protect Winter Garments persons desiring to protect their furs sellskin sacks and winter wraps from meth can by calling at or sending to The News office get a large paper sack made especially for this purpose and convenient In every way for use price 26 cents each.
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Chicago Main Drainage
Rabio Canal
Chicago
Gulf of Mexico
St. Louia
Warren
Wyoming
Bivise
Zimbs Fife
Patersborough
N. H
Cesar Cantes
Anatria
Margherita Pastorla
Frostburg
Princess Priess
City
F. T. Rhodes
Wm. Davis
Carlin
Isaac Elina
Isaac Kline
Boonsboro
Odd Fellowa
Frederick Boy
Washington, D.C
Exchange
Walla
Washington
C. H. Davison
Frederick County
Philadelphia
Baltimore
1105
F Street
Horse flesh debate in Philadelphia veterinary views
A Philadelphia panel of veterinarians weighed whether horse meat could become acceptable as human food. Several experts defended eating horse flesh as nutritious and flavorful, while others warned about health or ethical concerns. The discussion followed broader reports including Wilde’s conviction and local incidents.
Russian garland bride bouquet decor described
A much discussed bridal bouquet style for bridesmaids is the Russian garland. It features a ribbon bound chain of dowers hanging from the arm and trailing to the gown hem, with preserved buds on long stems woven through for graceful entwining.
Orphan Court Releases and A Personal Remedy Claim
The Orphan Court docketed releases transferring interests to Charles B Nicodemus as administrator of Margaret Nicodemus, deceased. A Hollands, Va. resident recounts health trials last winter and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief and cure. Available for sale at two fifty per bottle through local merchants.
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Orphane
Margaret J. Balle
Fletcher A Balle
Fred Stevensor
Margaret File
Catharine Miller
Jesce Stevenson
Thno
Nicodemus
Charles B Nicodemus
Margaret Nicodemus
Two Accidents Reported In Johnsville District
Two incidents described. A two year old Circulator colt belonging to Mr Charles Smith fell into a swell on a farm near Johnsville. It died after being rescued. The horse broke through a platform over the well during escape. Mr Senith yelled. Later at Mr O M Sneadners residence in Liberty a stove overheated and caught fire. flames were smothered and the room blackened but minor damage resulted. Germany adopts pupil sorting by medical examiners for public schools.
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Charles Smith
Cross Roada
Johnsville
Charles Hamsond
Senith
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Bernard Carter
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Chapel Point
Wicomico County
Jono Waller Smith
Charles B. Gibson
Anne Arandel
Syquiihing
California
Badantheean
Linganore Sabbath School
Union
Vile
Waltehill's Grove
Abtoad
Linwood Band
London
Anle
Mt St. Mary's
Eamttsburg
Calvin Abalt
Samuel Derr
David Hoffer
Broad Run
Fate Metal
Alautt & Moody
Ted
Gilbert
North Market St. Frederick, Md
East Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
Dimitus
Bey
Wasilé
Agnaraly
Francis Bridge
W. EL. Zuilk
S.J. J. Hargar
E. M. Michiner
John W. Gadsden
Samuel C. Weber
Europe
Alexander Glass
Huidekoper
Philadelphis Club
Eliswworth
J. H. Bunker
John P Condon
Franklin
Wassiseros
Greshan
Hitt
Mary A. Dage
Gail Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Henry Belt
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Her Belt
Germany
Lichens
Lock Haven
Steverton
Gettysburg
Lancaster
WasniseTox
Senor Calvo
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Norfolk
Norroce
Norfer Counnty
Stright Democrats
Princess Anse
Dewidihe
Prince George
Nottaway
Walton Galloshaw
Crry
Mexico
Don
Ignacio Mariscal
J Thompson
Sedalia
Thompson
Belem
M. Robert Berls
Hollands
A. L. Pearce
Frederick
W. R. Rady
Beight
Dall
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St
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