Re interment plans for Barbara Fritchie memorial services
Plans for the Barbara Fritchie memorial reinterment ceremonies were finalized at a special meeting. The program includes burial services at 8 p.m. conducted by Rev. Henri L G Kieiter and a procession through West Patrick Street, with taps, a march to the Key Monument, and the national hymn. New members were admitted and funds raised from buttons and postcards.
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Mt. Olivet
Tomo
Barbara Mitchie
John Mritehié
Barbara
Henri Jl.g. Kieiter
Ham
Te Irlehle
Key Monument
Francis Scott Key
James L. Parsons
Washington
Jackson
Third Brigade
Ling
Patrick Street
Barbara Fritchie
Parsons
Fredonia
Council
OQ. U. Ca
Jason Demuth
Baltimore and Ohio to issue stock for new equipment
The Public Service Commission yesterday granted Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company authority to issue 19000 stock to raise funds for new equipment including cars and locomotives. A hearing preceded the order, with railroad representatives stressing the need to meet rising demand.
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Public Service Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Electric Bitters Promise Health for Stomach and Nerves
Weak, nervous men and women could gain energy and health by taking Electric Bitters. The ad claims the remedy improves stomach, liver, and kidneys and cites Mrs. Rhinevault of Vestal Yu praising its benefits. A bottle costs $1.00 and is recommended by Pearce's Pharmacy.
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Mrs. Q. Rhinevault
Vestal
Pearce’s Pharmacy
Train Crash Kills Man Near Trainsville Crossing
A man returning from a visit to his son was struck by a westbound Baltimore and Ohio freight train near Haines' crossing just east of Trainsville. He died instantly around 8:25 pm. The victim, believed to be O. Phelps of Pearl near Mountain Mills, was driving a buggy when the accident occurred. Funeral arrangements announced with service at Grate Reformed church, Mt. Carmel, and interment at the adjacent cemetery. Authorities note a damaged harness and scattered evidence at the crossing. Funeral arrangements and little details about survivors are listed, including Emory L. Coblentz delivering graduation addresses in nearby schools.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Hmaines’ Crossing
Trainsville
P Shorse
Grate
Reformed
Episcopalians Hold To Old Name In Maryland Convention
The Protestant Episcopal Church in Maryland adopted two memorials at its open session in Baltimore. One asks for a change of name to be considered by the general convention in New York this October. Delegates to the national meeting will vote as they please on the issue.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Maryland
New York
Memorial
Chureh
Lafayette Avenue
TH ‘Strdet
Baltimore
Edge to Montevue Lime in Sister on New Hampshire
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a sister event on New Hampshire with lime and fiat. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to establish a full news item.
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New Hampshire
River floods threaten canal from Chesapeake to Pearre
The river ran about 15 feet above normal and rising, affecting the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Boats are suspended as slack water affects operations. At Pearre west of Hancock the river overflowed into the canal, with warning signals sent along the canal line and flood precautions in place.
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Wollen
Chesapeake
Pearre
Hancock
Rats kill 52 chickens at Rosemont Addition brooder
Rats invaded Harry G. Tritappe's brooder in Rosemont Addition during several nights and killed 52 young chickens leaving only seven alive.
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Harry G. Tritappe
Rosemont
Fatal Crash At Big Curve Demands Toll of Life
A head on collision between two freight trains on the Western Maryland Tailroad near Cahil Station Ave aidilus west of Hancock killed Wroman C. E. Golet and injured eight others. Westbound conductor Myora fracturing a collarbone and multiple crew members sustaining head, chest, and limb injuries. The section disaster left most riders from Wage town and others with severe wounds as investigators sort facts.
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Wroman C. E. Golet
Maryland
Cahil
Aidilus
Hancock
Myora
J. GC
Wkuaisley
WD. M. Sheader
G. C. Reynolds
Me Stevens
Clayton
Morris
C. G
Ile
Gtr
Prisoners Sentenced and Emmitsburg Electric Company Formed
Twelve prisoners received sentences while Emmitsburg forms an electric light and heat company. The enterprise plans to serve Emmitsburg and nearby areas with a stock capitalization of 7500 dollars, divided into 750 shares of ten dollars each. Incorporators listed include J. McC. Fordman Sterling Galt B M Kershner Albert M Patterson and Edward Ohier.
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Thete
M. ‘Patterson
Emmitsburg
J.mcc. Fordman
Sterling Galt
B. M. Kershner
Albert. M. Patterson
Edward Ohier
Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a pleasant, reliable cold cure. It claims the medicine works with nature, relieves the lungs, aids expectoration, opens secretions, and restores health. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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West Patrick Street
W.D. Levy
Fritchie
the ‘Association
Daughters of the Revolution
Inthheir
Congress
Ragan
Malling
I Bh Dobe
Hermann
Braddoch Heights
Mullinix
Joshua Phelps
Near Pearl
Haines’ Cross Ing
Tramnsville
Any
Frederick Jacobs
Reels’ Mills
Howard Harris
Mt" Pleasant
Emory L. Coblentz
Brunswick . “High School
New Market High School
Evangelical Reformed Church
Holstein Club
Messrs
Charles Wertheimer
Wm. Pr Morseil
George R. Dennis
KR Rush Lewis
Annapolis
Maryland Holstein
State of Ohio
Tolato
Lares
Frank J. Cheney
F. 7
Chener & Co
Toledo
Frank Cheney
Leah
A. W._ GLEASON
Netarr
Jinll
Qheney & CO
G. Selabrah
Viall
GREENAWALT’S __ DRUG STORE
West
Big Curve
Ine
Pensten
Archie. Hoffman
Menjamin
Morgan
Indy
Goldsborough
Gatinest
Ee Chalmees Knitting Company
Lem Street
Amatordam
Rex
Geo. Ed. Smith
Straw
Panama
City Opera House Shoe Store
Ito
Meral F. Moberl
Ays
Toric Lens
Leto Aug
Dullay
Kefauyer
Optimetrist
Si Frederick
F. Columbus Knott
Bernat A Baett
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