Local and General Notes on Roads and Elections
Road work continues between Boonsboro and Wolfsville at full pace. A Democratic Central Committee meeting set primary times in counties and districts to pick delegates for a Frederick county convention on June 6, the state convention in Baltimore on June 10, and the Oakland congressional gathering on August th. The Frederick meeting is at the Court House at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Woifseille
Baltimore
Demcratic Central Committee
Frederick
Gels
Oakland
Anguetth
Court House
Tornado Leaves Destruction in Harney Carroll County
A destructive tornado struck Harney five miles from Taneytown in Carroll County, blowing a kitchen stove into the road and unroofing the shop of Frank Nall. Ephraim Hear and John Sioontz, along with Mr Hahn, lost buildings or suffered major damage. Several fences trees and cutballd inges were blown down, but no serious injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Harney
Taneytown
Carroll County
Ephraim Hear
Frank Nall
John Sioontz
Hahn
Brows County
Kansag
Mr. A
Beard
Washington County
Angerstown
Miss Jesse Scott Leaves for South American Mission Tour
In the Cause of Christ Miss Jesse Scott of Philipsburg Pennsylvania daughter of Samuel J and Jane formerly Thurmont Maryland sets out on a missionary tour of eight years in South America. She will sail from New York on the 30th for Bogota Colombia and travel sixty miles on camel backs and part on oxen. Miss Scott represents the Presbyterian Church and has received many gifts in recognition of her heroism in promoting the missionary cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Scott
Philipsburg
Pughter
Samuel J
Janeeco
Thurmont
Chins ‘County
South America
New York
Bogota
United States
Columbia
Scott
Presbyterian Church
Secretary of State Dalam recovers in Oakland charter tale
Excerpts describe various political and court notes including Dr Isaac A Barber of Easton as a congressional candidate and former official George E McBegny death in Caeser Pa. Mention of Garret Democrats recognizing party factions and a commencement at Eiste Normal School. Also reports on damages claims, trials, a deadly Kansan cyclone, and other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Isaac A. Barber
Easton
Kex-Saecrif
George E. McBegny
Cesk County
Caeser
Cosmicloss
Wiliam E. Sewart
Trewsliver
Talbot
Garrett Democrats
Eiste Normal School
Dlessmen
James Wilson
Roanoke
Hopkies Hospital
John Fletcher Price
Chesapeake and Delaware
Chesapeake City
Carrollton
Baltimore
Carroll L. Brandt
Urier
American Mechanics
Fromburgton
Sage
Roger Dougherty
John Diving
Petrick Kane
Aliung Fatruiman
John J. Dalley
Baltimore County
Early Preserving Hints and Church Conventions
Early hints promote preserving firm sweet strawberries and other fruit with overnight sugaring and brief cooking before sealing in jars. Cherries and pineapples are noted, with price cues for pineapple preservation. The 113th Protestant Episcopal Church convention in Baltimore discussed bishop elections, sympathy honors Armenian relief, and adjourned to meet in May at Saint Emmanuel. The General Synod of the Reformed Church continued in Dayton with officers elected and minutes appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Housekespera
Jast Ag
Protestant Episcopal C Church
Maryland
Emmanuer Church
Baltimore
John A. Lynch
Sanita’ Church
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Dayton
Ohio
H. T. Spangler
W. F. Horatmelr
B. &. Stern
John P. Stein
Dr. Eschbach
General Synod
The Unionville Picnic in Wahledill's Grove
The annual Unionville picnic under Linganore M and Church was held on Whit Monday with about 900 to 2000 attendees. The Union Bridge band played. Rev. Wood, Rev. W J McKenney, Rev. W E Wolfe, and other figures spoke or performed. the event celebrated the country and local leaders while noting railway service improvements and early roses and flowers ahead of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Wahledill’s Grove
Linganore M. &. Church
Union Bridge Band
Asionville
Rev. Wood
G. W. Cecil
Carroll County
W.L McKeaney
J. H. Marsh
Libertytown
Maale
W. J. McKenney
Aly
Clarence Clemson
Clemsonville
M. G. Urner
Frederick
Old Home of Chief Justice Taney Redeemed to Mantz Estate
An item notes the Mantz estate advertises the Old Home once owned by Roger Brooke Taney, the former Chief Justice. It describes a two story dwelling on Sostle Bentz street, with deeds dating February 27, 1825, and transfers to Mantz and Jobo Nelap, while reflecting on the mansion’s aging condition and the Taney family’s burial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo
Sostle Bentz Street
Ile Novitiste
Mt Olivet
Deaths in Hagerstown and Jefferson Area Notables
Peter G Schiesser dies at 70 in Hagerstown stomach trouble and heart failure after moving from Frederick Carroll counties eight years ago. Survived by second wife and three children. Eleven Sticg, an elderly farmer near Jefferson, dies at home aged about 77. Jacob M Yoat of Winchester, Va., dies at 39, once with Tregallis Herteli Co. Baltimore. Funeral notices provided for local churches.
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Peter G. Schiesser
Madson Avenue
Hagerstown
Mr. Schlieser la
Misa Mary Jana Bock
Divorge
John
Samuel
Gordons
Yeu
Yeile Furmelly
Waynesboro
Middistown
This
Virginie
Frederick
Aira
Eyster Edmonds
Belog
M.E Church
Jefferson
Jacob
Jacob M. Yoat
Tregallis
Tregallis, Herteli & Co
Baltimore
Winchester
Log Cabin scholars reunion at Johnsville church
Reverend John D. Grabil announces a Log Cabin scholars reunion at Johnsville Methodist Protestant Church on June 14 at 2 30 p m. The East Church street Methodist Episcopal Church plans new carpeting. Central M P Church in New London hosts Children Day services on Monday at 8 o'clock. Epworth League of Singanore MM E Church Unionville set final summer meeting Friday evening with the social department in charge. Meetings resume September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Grabil
Moatiog
Johnsville
Social Department
Ill residents named in local notices
The text lists several local residents reported as quite ill including ex Justice of the Peace John G. Norris near Mapleville and Denton R. Shipley at Linganore district. It also notes Miss Nann'e Potts rapidly recovering from a veinful injury, indicating her improving condition and conveying community concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Norris
Mapleville
Denton R. Shipley
Linganore District
Nann’e Potts
Marlow Fraley Dies From Barn Storm Injury
Marlow Fraley aged twenty four son of Francis Fraley died at his home near Redland Montgomery county from head injuries after a plank blown from a barn during a May seventeenth storm struck him. He had gone to the barn to look for his brother when the accident occurred. The injury proved fatal. Frederick judge receives first strawberries of the season from Daniel Kromley of New Marsh. He sent some to Mayor Yeakla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow Fraley
Francis Fraley
Redland
Montgomery County
Daniel Kromley
New Marhst
Loday
Frederick
Marge
Swomley
Yeakla
Maryland commissioners form for national uniform legislation
The Maryland commissioners appointed by the last Legislature to promote uniformity of legislation in the United States met last night and formally organized. Hon. Milton G. Urner of Frederick was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
United States
Milton G. Urner
Frederick
Old Faversoat and Street Excavation Discovery
Old Faversoat notes Mr Iscom Hintz excavated for a water pipe on East Church Street near the M C A building. An old pavement and curb were struck about four feet below the current surface, revealing buried structures.
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Old Faversoat
Iscom Hintz
M.C. A
East Church
Baltimore grand jury clears Relive of embezzlement charge
A U S grand jury in Baltimore yesterday dismissed the case against John F Relive former Bracewick postmaster assistant accused of embezzling 30922 from a money order fund. Relive faced charges in this county with the case ending without indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneo
United States
Baltimore
John F. Relive
Bracewick
Maryland Temperance Alliance Elects Vice President
At a Baltimore meeting of the Maryland State Temperance Alliance yesterday Edward Osvilbies was chosen vice-president for Freieriex county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Temperance Alliance
Baltimore
Edward Osvilbies
Freieriex County
Crippled Man Recovers After Pain Rella Tonic Purchase
An affidavit attests that on March a man visited Merock’s drug store using crutches and bought Chamber inde’s Pain Ralta for relief. After trying three bottles, he was completely cured and recommends the remedy. Sworn testimony dated August at a scene in Virginia.
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Marith
Merock
Chamberinde
Ches
H. Wete
Io Lalorme
Walter Shipman
Electric Bitter Cure Ad Claims Malaria Relief
An old advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and alterative for liver sluggishness and malarial poisoning. It claims quick relief from headaches and other symptoms, listing Pearce's Drug Store and Albert L. Prarre as sellers with a money back offer if Shiloh's Care fails. A separate note touts a $1.00 price and a large one day sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearce’s
Albert L. Prarre
Beelusce
Ted
Pierce
Zary Pot
Therese
Tlic
Hierre
World's Dispensary Medical Sion
Brown’s Bitters Health Remedy Claims Stated
The fragment describes Brown’s Bitters as a health remedy for water balance and general strength. It mentions purported cures for stomach, kidney, and liver complaints and implies benefits for circulation and energy, presented in an old fashioned advertisement tone.
Unclear entry on medical topics and named entities
Fragmentary OCR notes mention persons and terms like Malena Oy Fever Kite and Prutbuee Ealadianess Feuie with health related terms. Unable to determine a coherent event or report from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuwodt
Weatness
Agitvis Treubie
Heatacce
Nearalgia
Going Out of Business Bargains Shrink Remaining Stock
The notice promotes a going out of business sale with quick sales and small profits. It claims customers recognize bargains and that several cases remain to be sold. The tone emphasizes personal crisis and rapid clearance of stock.
Canal inspection tour boosts hopes for old waterway
George L. Nicolson and A. Graham Postre led a naval monthly inspection of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal on the Candoc, paying staff en route. They praised current prospects, noting the canal company’s strong finances and improved business along the canal line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Nicolson
A. Graham Postre
Chesspeake and Ohio Canal Company
Williamsport
Nicolson
Plymester Pearce
Canal Company
Ao Prevent
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Tartar
Uniel
Repert
Wyal Baking Power
Colms Waller K. Y
the Daily News
Priday
Johnstown Wood
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Tor Farr Grouo Et
Rock Sille
Brows
Baltimore Traction Company
Rothschilds
Union Turnpike Company
Rockyiile Ht
Rootbeer
Sue
News OF the State
Taterest Bere
Dalam
San Isya
Patapsco
Middletown Valley
Voip
Laltimore
Howard, Carrol
GEO. A. Gilbert's
North Market
Grove & Kindley
Aliermen
Taat
Tam Meews
Scholastic Notes
Franklin and Marehhai College
Lancaster
Thuraslay
Sood Mnate
America
J. A. Wilamson
Draggiat
Frederick, Mid
Karl
Worpe
Barestove
Albert L. Peatre
Btehison
Waaleby
Bethison Bailding
Sae Mars
Aod Wea
Pad Covey
New Paris
Daysville
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Freea
Sweeney
San Diego
Cal
Shioh
Albert J. Pearre
Pete Building
Garis Glover
Alpert L. Fearra
Etnhimeon Britting
Albert L. Perm
Bidhwen Bulldine
Chan
Cail
N.J. Wilson
Excelsior Stove Mouse
Frederick, MD
Carty
Patrick Strat
Frederick, Fd
Undertaking Aspecialty
Fodter's Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
Geta Price Lst
LB. Adams
W. Church St
Richard Sewell
I W. Lombard
St. Elses
Lam Wellz
Gayehbaa
W. Fishers
ALL Druggsts
Oxford
LOY & Perry's
Bright, Chestnut
Rex
Ense
Steiner Bros
North Market Street
Rey
Rambler
Etchison
Oscar
Ibaby Garriages
W. HH. B. Etchison
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