Maryland Campaign News and Local Notices From Frostburg to Baltimore
David Thorpe a miner of Frostburg died in a mine after a timber piece caused fatal injuries. Otlie Moats seven of near Fankstown was badly burned lighting leaves. Campaign activity closed in Maryland with overflow meetings in Hagerstown Ellicott City and Baltimore. Daughters of American Revolution held first meeting in Baltimore led by Mrs. John Ritchie and Mrs Jervis Spencer. Orphans Court wills filed for Ezra M Thomas Samuel Willhire and Ellis A Diller real estate sale. False fire alarm sounded Sunday night on North Market Street. Marriage licenses issued Oliver B Pheuns and Mary Ellen Franklin Mt Airy.
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David Thorpe
Frostburg
Vansville
Cis
Prince George's
Ottie
Abe Moats
Fankstown
Washington County
Maryland
Hagerstown
Lloyd Lownder
Harry Crabsugh
Academy of
Daughters of the
Baltimore
John Ritchie
Frederick
Jervis Spencer
Orphans’ Court
Ezra M. Thomas
Ellis A. Diller
Willhire
Elevation and church news mix with crime items in brief
In New York Monsignor Farley is slated for auxiliary bishop while Dan Stuart weighs a boxing venue plan. Across towns, a Lancaster man gets eighteen months for arson at a cigar factory. Salvation Army violators jailed. a stage robber is wounded and captured. Rockefeller donates to Chicago University. local ads tout Pain Balm and Kidney remedy claims.
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Fartey
New York
John M. Farley
Diocese of
St. Gabriel’s Church
Corrigan
Farley
Marquis de Nayve Trial Cures Claimed by Local Remedies
A fragmentary ad lists Karis Clover oot Tea and Shiloh's Cure offered by Albers L. Pearro and Albert J. Pearre in Etchison Build. It claims relief for blood, liver, and bowel troubles as well as cough.
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Karis Clover
Albers L. Pearro Etoalasos Baihiae
Shiloh
Albert J. Pearre
Etchison
Hee & BR
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