State News From Centre and Baltimore Courts
The November term of court opened in Centre. City Councilman Mabon Baltingre posted $1000 bail on a retreng charge. John Elsanberg and Jacob Wortesurger, Baltimore dealers, assigned for creditors. Mr Toomias Birnes Warner, 23, son of Rev. Dr. Warner, died from a prior illness. Irwie, former Baltimore tramway worker, won $750 against the company manager Rey nard for assault. Kanigunda Myers, alias Betz, jailed for 11 years for murder, pleaded guilty to larceny and received one year.
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Centre
Mabon
Baltingre
Thomas C. Warner
Betheny Methodial Epiacopal Church
Baltimore
Wham. Irwie
Baltimore City and Suburbsa Railway Company
Dumares Agsina
Jes F. Reynard
Kunigoaia Myers
Kanigunda Betz
Margaret Schreder
Accident on the Baltimore and Able Railroad derailment near Bollyfield
An early morning B and Q line accident near Elitcost City caused a broken tender to detach and derail the locomotive, with all cars except one following. Ties were torn up and near-imbankment embankment danger by the Patapaco River delayed travel for hours. No injuries reported.
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Iain
Baltimore
Patapaco
Rockville Man Franks Daughter Wrist Break Incident
A report describes Frank Higgins of Rockville grabbing his daughter by the wrist while rowping with her, causing the child to suffer a broken wrist. The account emphasizes the unexpected injury and parental action.
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Frank Higgins
Rockville
Dog
Brakeman Fatally Injured In West Virginia Train Crash
Brakeman Kilted Harry Calp aged 23 from Baltimore and his freight brakeman fell from their train at Keyrer West Virginia yesterday. He sustained both hands and legs cut and died shortly after.
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Harry
Calp
Baltmore
Keyrer
W. Va
Maryland Geological Survey plans two pamphlets for magnetic survey and building stones
Prof Willem B Clask of Johns Hopkins leads Maryland Geological Survey preparations for two early pamphlets. One outlines a magnetic survey of the state and the other a building stones study. Work includes field party progress, specimen collection, cabinet organization, and laboratory readiness. The final report will await legislative convening and serve state industry and geology students.
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Willem B Clask
Des Hopkins
Fogis Eervey
Legis
Brate
Wales
Maryland
Bagg
State Geologic Survey
Johns Hopgins
Glark
Laane
Goder
Itazan
Notorious Washington Street vagrant case shocks police court
In Washington DC a Pennsylvania steelworker William Graff faced the police court after his two boys aged about fifteen and Amos assisted in panhandling on the streets. Graff claimed he stood at home but was convicted of vagrancy. Judge Miller lectured him on fatherhood then fined $20, later reduced to $10, with a promise to send his children home.
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D.C
Wiliam Grarff
Amos
Pennsylvania
Frederick
Washington
Rhodes
Grocif
Lsw
Grooff
Miler
Aliler
Nine Frederick wheelmen win Century Cycling Club medals
Nine members of the Frederick wheelmen earned commemorative medals for completing the Century Cycling Club of Maryland century ride on October 11. Recipients include P. J. Nussbaum, Geo. Birely, Murray Brish, Harry Brien, Willard Markey, Jacob Schmid, Harry Lochner, Joseph Tadier, and Chariss Wilson.
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Frederick
Maryland
Mecn
Oxigiz
Messrs
P. J. Nussbaum
Geo. Birely
Murray Brish
Harry Brien
Willard Markey
Jacob Schmid
Harry Lochrer
Josephs Tadier
Chariss Wilson
WYSENEAL TO WED Ame-Taze license issued in Wash ington
Frederick man John L. Bradshaw and BeKale resident Eselis O. Bowers, both in this county, received Ame-Taze license. Repainted property on Marzei and Ali Streets shows improved appearance. Stomach acid irritates throat. Stomachs Biers advertised as remedy.
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Washington
John L. Bradshaw
Frederick
Eselis O. Bowers
BeKale
County
Kraa'z
Marzei Sad Ali Sstats Atreeta
Locust Grove area notes and local events
County correspondence from Nutenter reports good corn yields and pleasant weather. Church events at Prospect and Locust Grove include a missionary sermon by Rev. J. Mateh and a yearly love feast planned for the 12th. Republican speakers Hassmond Urner and O. Dik addressed a large crowd at Plane No. 4. Notices include a November 4 personal property sale at Plan No. 2 and a finger amputation following an accident with a wheat drill. Local unrest includes rheumatism sickness, a mountain fire near Little White Rock, and dry streams requiring rain.
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Prospect Church
Locust Grove
Daskerd
Lipganore
Repub Iien
Plane No. 4
Hassmond Urner
Nathan Chicy
En's
Pans No
Advertisement claims for children remedies and cures
A noisy mix of patent medicine endorsements and claims. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and general coughs, with multiple testimonials. Also promotes various tonics, nostrums, and pills, naming sellers A L Pearre and W Rudy in Florida and Pennsylvania, along with other products for rheumatism neuralgia digestion and constipation.
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Chamberlain
T. MM. Bellnim
Ph. G
Wampum Pharmicy
Wampum
A. L. Pearry
W.&. Rudy
Airp
Love of Children and Motherhood Promoted by Medical Guide
An ad style piece urges American women to seek advice on fertility and motherhood. It promotes The People's Medical Adviser a 1000 page illustrated volume costing 21 cents via the World's Dispensary Medical TheveBections Association Buciaie WI. The copy appeals to delicate health and renewal with promises of recovery and vitality.
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Buciaie
Fragmented 19th century ad snippet features doctors and addresses
A garbled OCR fragment presents names and addresses including De. Bults Qutb hirup and Jas. Had with 220 West St New York. Mentions EverNote and Steiner Bros at 308 Norte Marke St and 165 North Market St. Content unclear but lists multiple individuals and locations in a period tone.
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West St. New Jurk
Steiner Bros
St. J. J. Kemssc
North Market
Collision with freight train damages Hagmstown line car
In a derailment on the Western Maryland Halroad the Hagmstown Electric Railway car No 3 plunged into a freight train after failing to stop on West Washington Street. Motorman H R Glewine and Conductor George Wolford leaped to safety. no passengers were aboard.
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Hagmstown Electric Railway Company
Sanday
Western Maryland
H.R. Glewine
Weat
Washington Street
George Wolford
Hvex
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