Boers in Maryland appeals and Memorial Day notes
Discussion on Boers settling in Maryland led by Secretary Badenhoop and Tilbott, with support for Boer immigration and farm settlement. Memorial Day reflections honor veterans and the memory of those who died in service, stressing patriotic reverence and ongoing ceremonies.
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Badenhoop
W. van der Hoogt
Maryland
Transvaal
Great Britain
Tilbott
van der Boogt
Sieur
Minutes of Merriness and Humorous Exchanges Collected
A humorous miscellany from various papers presented as brief comic exchanges. Jokes touch on heredity, banking, politics, and science with punchlines about shot glasses, national banks, and Christian Science. Notable quips include a hardware dealer's “half-shot” remark and a senator’s cautionary advice to a young reformer.
The Voice of the Press Why We Get Orders
A Philadelphia Record piece argues American industry speeds finished iron and steel goods abroad, noting demand from foreign governments and predicting exports of rails engines and fifty locomotives to Lord Roberts, reflecting on industrial musts and nationalism.
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Philadelphia
United States
London Daily Express
Lord Roberts
Legend of the White Narcissus and Vagabond poems
A fragmented miscellany quotes poems by Margaret, Irving, and Rus Cannan. It presents lyrical imagery of spring brides, silent graves, and the wanderer’s life with archaic diction and period tone. The verses explore beauty, decay, and travel, interleaved with brief publication notes.
Public library to stage art exhibit and expand services
The library reports nearly five thousand books circulated since opening, with the collection growing from 4,000 to 6,000 volumes. An art exhibit will be held June 1 and 12.8. a telephone and messenger system will deliver books to subscribers by 5 o clock for 9 cents, with outside-city delivery possible upon postage and deposit.
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Church notices and new Maryland congregation formed
News of churches reports no evening services at All Saints Episcopal and Evangelical Lutheran as pastors are away. Epworth League plans a May 30 meeting to elect delegates to the Frederick District convention in Frostburg June 20. St Marks Reformed in Baltimore organized at Collington and Hoffman last night with 30 members and elected Rev J Mollen as pastor and MN A Kreas as first deacon. Hood's Sarsparian advertised as blood purifier and vitalizer.
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All Saints Episcopal
Evangelical Lutheran
Epnortic Léagus
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick District
Frostburg
St. Marks Reformed
Collington Avenue
Hoffman Street
Baltimore
E.R. Eschbach
J. T. Rossiter
A.S. Weber
Maryland
MN. A. Kreas
J. M. Mollen
Local News Items from Baltimore and Area
Elections name Charles W Brtre for Carcice county examiner and Anne Arcucy duties. Garrett Nicholon fatally injured by streetcar and died in hospital. city tree planting fee debated. Judge Morris dismisses Green v railroad case in federal court. Frank Jones shot during quarrel near North and Hath streets. Fannie Rosalie Zell Ball seeks injunction against husband and others over mortgaged Ball property and debt interests.
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Tsing
Charles W Brtre
Carcice Coonty
Anne Arcucy
Pab
Lereenbs
Lee Therdeanntal
Ategany Conference
Maryland
Cumberland
Garret Nicholon
Baltasore
Health Department
City Charities
Feadody
Asorissiun
Board of Estimates
Baltimore
Morris
United States District Court
Battunure
Charice
Ashington and Potonac
To Union Trust Company
Philadelpha
Frank Jones
Edward Fecster
Jones
Fowler
Fannie Rosalie Zell Ball
Haltimere
Robert Berry Ball
Hugh Brent
Benjamin H.D. Ball
Anl
County correspondence from Liberty TorS
Mrs Nannie Gchley has returned home from a visit to Mrs Abraham Digbs near Ladiesburg. George Hamilton and two sons from McKaig spent Sunday the 20th with Bir William C Mossnaur. Effie Breighner of Mt Pleasant visited relatives in Union Bridge and here last week. Maggie Wilson and two sons from Clensonville visited Mrs Nannie Schley and Mrs William O Monsbaenr. Charles Eyler and family visited aunt Mrs Jerome Breighner. Ezre Beard and family visited Mr Harry Bonjiers at Double Pipe Creek. Hamilton Sponseller of Caion Bridge visited relatives Friday. John Cross visiting his parents Rev and Mrs J T Cross. Harry Millard Hoffman of Creagerstown clerking in Albert Carter's store in Swisnbwick. Roy Benjamin severely hurt by a B&O train and sent to a Baltimore hospital. Sunday school at Grace chapel remains interesting. Mrs Dr Ramey and son to visit Western Virginia. Lily H Pearrell improving her home on Astrest. E L Richards plans to erect a fine house soon. Wm Schpanifer building a house and bank in town center. Miss F Werring of Baltimore to spend summer with Miss Pearrell.
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Libertytors
Nannie Gchley
Abraham Digbs
Ladiesburg
George Hamilton
Robert and
Grover
McKaig
William C. Mossnaur
Misa Effie Breighner
Mt. Pleasant
Union Bridge
Maggie Wilson
Clensonville
Nannie Schley
William O. Monsbaenr
Charles Eyler
Jerome Breighner
Ezre Beard
Harry Bonjiers
Double Pipe Creek
Hamilton Sponseller
Caion Bridge
John Cross
J. T. Cross
Harry Millard Hoffman
Creagerstown
Albert Carter
Grace Chapel
Ramey
Little Son
Western Virginia
Lily H. Pearrell
Astrest
E. L. Richards
Wm. Schpanifer
Lawson Falk and Olive Strawsberger wed in city church
Lawrence Falk and Olive K. Strawsberger were married last night at Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Enhbimen officiating. Frank Bentz served as best man and Maude Strawsberger, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. The couple's reception followed at the bride’s home amid palms and roses. Alma Keller and Danini Strite, both of Hagerstown, previously wed in a quiet ceremony announced to relatives.
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Falk—Strawsberger
Lawrence Falk
Olive K. Strawsberger
J. W. Strawsberger
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Enhbimen
Frank Bentz
Maude Strawsberger
Strite— Keller
Alma R. Keller
Hagerstown
Visitation Academy
Danini R. Strite
Higerstown
Chambersburg
Rockville Youth Dies After Run-Over Train Incident
Geo Raris a young man living near Rockville and a track hand for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died from injuries after being struck by a westbound train near Capitol View Station. He was about 22 and unmarried.
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Geo. Raris
Rockville
Kensington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tobacco dust sovereign remedy for aphids says expert
Prof W F Masser North Carolina State Entomology writes to the Varviend Journal warning Maryland trackers are infested by a louse like aphids on roses and grasses. He endorses liberal tobacco dusting as a preventive cure, noting tobacco dust kept pests down for a major grower and urging immediate dusting rather than spraying.
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North Caroliss Brat
Somme
W. F. Masser
North Carolea
Varviend Journal
L Morice
Maryland
Will Butzlog
Newberg
Deaton
Esylog
Brixf Bits Bright Items and Social Snippets
In China a woman may be divorced for talkativeness. Graduation presents cause concern as Christmas gifts loom. Memorial lines and nurse nostalgia punctuate a busy season. Ministers push Sunday closing when not reaching their congregations. Hospital Association hosts a strawberry fete at the Woman's College campus June 14 and 15. Pancake hats with velvet twists emerge as stylish. B&O Railroad sells thirty excursion tickets to Antietam for Fredericktonians. A quip notes Filipino fighting resolve. Handkerchief material stocks with lace edges become summer fashion accents.
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China
Hospital Association
Woman's College
B.& O. Railroad
Antietam
Bir. P. Frank Pampol Jr Enters Baltimore 6 Mile Race
Brad dock resident Bir. P. Frank Pampol Jr leaves for Baltimore to compete in a six mile road race this evening. IMbedded ad text promotes a South American Nervine Tonle cure claiming permanent relief from stomach weakness and indigestion with early dosing and world wide efficacy. Sold by S Schley & Bro Brugziste Frederick Md.
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Baltimore
Frank Pampol, Jr
Braddock
Evelief
S. Schley & Bro
Brugziste
Frederick, Md
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