Death notices honor Harry C. Keefer in community tribute
The community mourns the death of Harry C. Keefer, a respected public figure and longtime local official. His service as a Maryland legislator, postmaster, agricultural society secretary, bank director, church officer, and Great Southern employee is remembered with deep esteem and affection.
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Harry C. Keefer
Keefer
Maryland
Frederick County
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Contemp orary Comment on Elections and Press Freedom
A contemporary column outlines election law flaws in Maryland to prevent ballot issues. It notes Democratic gains and GOP running mate speculation around Mr. Roesselt. It comments on corporate tyranny cited in a Pennsylvania railroad loss and criticizes press muzzling as district court judges block petitioned publishing. It closes noting the recurring surprising events.
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Roesstelt
Bigton
Hansas
Pennypecker
Pennsylvania
Henems
Cvart
Connect
Treetrain
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness Jumbles Exchange and Fragments
Disjointed notes describe a playful exchange about a wowa and a creation with hedging on exact figures. The text features garbled lines including a remark about a pirate and stray phrases suggesting a conversation among Chicago figures and a Philadelphia reference.
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Chicago
Fragmented dialogue and wagers cited in early papers
A jumble of comic and dramatic snippets from a 19th or early 20th century locale. It mentions Misa Ontave, a tidy girl, Bhe keeps her music on the rack, and a palmistry curiosity by Charley with late night hand viewing and bets among friends. Includes lines attributed to Kanene Oity Journal and The Lumberman.
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Misa Ontave
Bhe
Oho
Kanene Oity Journal
Judge Parker and the Pennsylvania political cloakroom
The Philadelphia North American debates Judge Parker and Gov. Pennypacker. The piece argues Parker would bring principled leadership to the bench and questions whether moving to the White House could endanger his reform image amid Pennsylvania party factionalism and political risk.
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Parker
Bryan
Cleveland
Clevelant
White House
Pennsylvania
Moments With The Muse May Morning Vision
A lyrical piece by Frank Demistek Shermay contrasts dawn beauty with silent morning music. It describes awakening flowers and birds as the sun pausing briefly before daily stillness returns, capturing a tranquil, nature inspired moment in verse.
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Frank Demistek Shermay
Alleged Assault Near Pearl In Fence Dispute Leads to Injury
Frank Houck sustains head wounds after dispute with George Crammitt over a farmer fence near Pearl. Houck’s brother Dr J J McCurdy treated him. no arrest yet. Also reported, the will of James H Williams of Kemptown was probated, detailing sale of a 125 acre farm and distribution to wife, children, and grandchild India P Boyer with guardianship by W J Lewis.
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Frank Houck
George Crammitt Youser
Bie Faru
Pearl
Crummit
Mary Han Oely
Houck
Crammit
Crummle
Willi
James BH. Willams
James H. Williams
Kemptown
Orphans’ Court
Mr. Williams
Nora Farm
Hveline Williams
J. Windsor Williams
John O. Wildame
Laura WH. Lawie
Virginia D. Davis
Bettie F. Haines
India
P. Boyer
W. J. Lewis
Guardian of
Boyer
J. Windsor
John C. Wil Itame
Lost in Siberia at City Opera House by Arnold Stock Co
Last night the Arnold Stock Company presented Lost in Siberia at City Opera House to a large audience. Willard Dashiell's portrayal of Paola Kbronendoff drew praise and he was backed by a capable company. Tonight the troupe offers Midnight in Chinatown and announces a four entry amateur contest with entries via Manager Rhodes or advance sale.
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City Opera House
Siberia
Arnold Stock Company
Russia
Hishineff
Willard Dashiell
Paola Kbronendoff
Dashiell
Chinatown
Wll
Rhodes
Lord Baltimore to Be Christened Steamer Launch
A new passenger steamer for the Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamship Company built by Harlan & Hollingsworth will be launched tomorrow at the Wilmington shipyard. Miss Mary Shriver Maulsby will christen the Lord Baltimore, a large passenger liner for daylight service between Baltimore and Philadelphia. Miss Maulsby will wear a white gown with antique lace and a black picture hat. A luncheon follows the ceremony. Miss Maulsby and family departed for Wilmington today. Washington County tax levy basins are expected to rise about 70 000 this year, with increases from a railway assessment and whisky in bond.
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Baltimore and Philadelphia Steamship Company
Harlan & Hal- Hogeworth Co
Wilmington
Col
Mary Shriver Maulsby
William P. Maulsby
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore Ind
Philadelphia Steamship Company
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Peuo
Sophie Oadwallader
John Ondwallader
Ateamship Company
Wm. P. Maulaby
Maulsby
Pigman
Washington County
Chamberlain's Cough and Pain Balm Featured in Local Ads
Greatly alarmed Greenville student at law H P Barbute reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy quickly eased a four to five year cough after two bottles. A farmer near Hers motioned rheumatism relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and paid nothing if not satisfied. Rayder of Pattens Mills NY also praised the balm, saying it straightened him, leading to another bottle for continued relief.
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H. P. Barbute
Greenville
Burbage
Chamberlain
A L. Pearce
Rayder
Pattens Milla
A. L. Pearce
New Crossing at Farmers' and Mechanical Bank Corner
A brick crossing with a cement covering will be laid from the building line to near Market Street center. Iron plates will be placed over the gutters as part of the project at the corner.
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Farmers’ and Mechanical Bank
Martin-Damath wedding in Frederick county
The Social World notes the marriage of Howard Victor Martin and Elis Damath of Frederick County. They were married yesterday afternoon at the Reformed parsonage by Rev. Dr. EK BR Eschbach.
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Martin—Damath
Howard Victor Martin
Elis Damath
Frederick County
Reformed Parsonage
EK. BR. Eschbach
The Work of Death Leonard Metcalf
Leonard Metcalf formerly of Libertytown died at his Arlington Maryland home on Sunday May 24. A brief death notice notes his demise and lists prior residence in Libertytown. The column also mentions a classified ad urging readers to turn possessions into cash and a health update on Dr. J W Downey of New Market recovering from rheumatism.
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Leonard Metcalf
Libertytown
This County
Arlington
Baltimore County
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