Funeral and court actions patchy in Maryland notices
Fragmented items record a funeral for Dr. W R Hayward and various legal and civic notes across Harford and Baltimore counties including embezzlement trials for Palmer Keating, a months sentence for Dennis Crowley over illegal registration, a lynching probe urged by Jesse Henderson, and a Baltimore Chamber of Commerce press in favor of current justice. Local society events, railway plans, and school conventions appear amid unclear names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Hayward
Ros
Bough J. Jewett
Harford
Court of Appeals
Hagerstown
Bargertown Electric Railway
Prince George's
Hyatteville
Western Conference
The
Mary I and
Lutheran Synod
Lettersburg
Palmer Keating
Cambridge
Dennis Crowley
Georgetown
Baltimore
Dunn
Choy
Mt. Wasblozion
Cowen and
Morrsy
Baltimore and Ohio
Belrold
United States
Montgomery County
Jesse Herderson
Sydney Randolph
Pacomoke City
Charles O. Melvin
the Nations Counll
Society
New York
Charles Washington
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Senth
Frederick Council Members Attend Fraternal Visit
Twenty one members of Frederick Council Jr Order United American Mechanics chartered a Middletown excursion car to Freder ick and Mittletown. The event included songs and remarks by M rsia Revo Harp and A. McDonnell. Marriage licenses were issued to several couples in Ishnaville Clem sonville Middleburg and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cruscil, Jr
Mittletown
Middletown
Mersia Revo
Harp
A. x. McDonnell
Washington Notes on Election Day and City Life
Special correspondence from Tusken reports after Tuesdays election results sparking crowds and notable reactions in Washington. mentions Maryland returns, Blair Lee defeat, and a storm-damaged city with trees near the White House. notes on public library plans, new municipal building, and rising demand for flats and apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusken
Wasasseros
D.U
Dsy
Humsel
Arenge
Riciatty
Tos Neastakers
Cerves Esretas
Maryland
Blair Lee
Mr. Lee
Pennssveans
Bate, War and Navy Department
Instructions on clothing changes for weather comfort
The text advises against frequent changes of underclothes in varying weather. It recommends lightening outer garments when needed but keeping woolen layers. It notes that changes can aid recovery in fevers and other illnesses, discusses non conductor properties of cotton blends, and compares leather and flannel for warmth and wearability.
Women Auxiliaries Plan State Convention in Baltimore Churches
News from church groups reports the annual convention of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Protestant Episcopal Church to be held at Grace Church Baltimore and All Saints Church this city with Mrs Wo James and Miss Eama BR Glubger representing. The Reformed Missionary Society holds its monthly meeting at the chapel this evening and a Christian Endeavor trolley party will travel to Middletown tomorrow for the convention. Potomac Reformed Synod officers meet and decide to hold the next synod gathering at Zion Reformed Church Nasusiown. Rev Dr J. Spangler Kieffer, pastor, West October.
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Women's Auxiliary
Protestant Episcops
Tomorow
Grace Church
Baltimore
Wo. James
Eama BR. Glubger
Middletown
Potomac Reformed Synod
Altcona
Bate
Potomse
Zion Reformed Church
Nasusiown
Spangler Kieffer
West
Judge Beederzeon Charges Grand Jury in Roceville
Judge James B Beederzeon lectured the Roceville grand jury on law'es es3 in the county. He referred to the ms ner in which local op ton wsws were iinaled and warned that failure to indict could lead to escape. The charge urged action against the perpetrators of the crime and emphasized the need for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genderson
James B. Beederzeon
Roceville
Morelog
Gwei
Randelph
Bata Cosery
Hyheneas to wed in Virginia amid college visit
Lilly Caeil of Variety Mills Nenmevin Virginia and John El Ruler of Astrigonzirg Virginia are to marry at Mise Cadell's home tomorrow. General Riler is cited as a director at the college here during a visit. Kreurns report low turnout in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Lilly Caeil
John EL Ruler
Mise Cadell
Gen
Riler Ja
Wiman'a College
Camden Station Changes From Baltimore and Ohio Plan
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad outlines a plan to replace the passenger depot with a new Camden Station facility to save time and accommodate both passenger and freight traffic. Negotiations require purchase of property along Liberty and Howard streets, with multiple trains moved to a central yard and warehouses planned for the receivers’ district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Ingreamag I
Camden Bailn
Baltmore
Throngsihe
Bscale
Camden
Haltimore
Ohio
Ives
Praden Ly
Zairoat
F.clog
Seo
Liberty
Howad
Che
el Furs
Satluk Y
Monty
Selioo
Moyatdtain
Mt. Royal
Saelcess
County Correspondence Preview
Fragmentary notes from county column describe wildlife counts with rabbits plentiful and birds scarce. Farmers prepare for spring plowing and new crops. The Packant family near Lewistown relocates to the Fhomeon residence in this locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Packant
Lewistown
John Fhomeon
Weekly News ready Thursday with twelve pages
The Weekly News will publish a handsome twelve page issue this Thursday featuring all the news and interesting special features. It boasts Frederick city and county's largest bona fide circulation and offers unmatched advertising advantages with copy deadlines set for Wednesday at 5 p.m. for new ads and 1 p.m. for changes.
Governor Lowndes Named for Cabinet Post
The New York World reports Governor Lowndes, a noted Republican figure, is under consideration for a cabinet role. A large Republican meeting is planned by Hauvers' district with Harp, Esq, delivering a key address tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Liwndes
Washington
New York World
Lowndes
Ag Ona
R.padilcans
Lnsertor
Mrs Florence Crouse Returns to Washington Home
Purely personal notes state Mrs. Florence Crouse has returned to her home in Washington D C. Miss Moltie Bentz, visiting friends and relatives in Frederick, has returned to Washington D C, with the regie of her acquaintances here.
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Florence
Deed transfers list Frederick city properties
Property conveyances show Chsa P Lavy and Wm Dinks as preliminary trustees deed real estate in Frederick city for 500 dollars. Jas P Biser and wife transfer to Abrahem Mr Lasdiner a roadway 30 feet wide for 50 dollars. Geo Rein and wife deed 10 acres to Asa B Renn for 250 dollars. Henry King to Katie M McDesitt real estate in Frederick city for 101 dollars.
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Chsa
P. Lavy
Dinks
Chas. P Leve
Tristae
Frederick City
Jas
P Biser
Abrahem Mr. Lasdiner
Rein
Asa B. Renn
Henry King
Katie M McDesitt
Real Eatate
Fredarict City
Local Spring Carnival Wink and Community Hopes Rise
A bustling note on Hagerstown’s spring carnival idea gains local traction with citizens showing interest. The report also mentions Charley Filckinger’s brother Alan in Taneytown, and a death by hanging near Colby Kansas.
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Hagerstown 3
Bualves
William B. Fucking
Taneytown
Charlea Filckinger
Colby
Kan
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the Daily News
Gcerries Lowada
Annapee
JK . UA. MM
Marrisee Licenres
Charies F Miller
Virgie
Ishnaville
John Walser Ciemeon
Clemsonville
Lia Koeblee Backey
West Middleburg
Albert Anderson
Sabiilasville
Katie M. Clark
Zylers
Frederick County
Thomas
Eckeracd Gozie A. Stone
Woodville
California
OUR
Washington Lettes
Mrs. McKinley
Ciizen
Congress
Hougea
Othera Jntre
Thomas Nelson Page
New Hamphire Avenue
Sgae
News OF the Churches
Kieurns
Crasni
Amascus
the Weekly News
Dauter’s
Hauvers
Anna Giering
East
Batthrope Street
Childres
Geo. A. Gilbert
H. Market St
Frederick, Md
Cc. E. Cline
Ruds
Cline
Mobares
Dru
Albert L. Pearre
Gilman Brown
Mass
Tae Dootos
Jarla
King
Ata
Pearre
Dioica
Florida
Dr. W. FP
Sycan
Live Ax
Sara Rot Flag
We Cell
Steiner Broa
Mas
B. Worpss
Etchison
Batid
Albers L. Pearte
Brantenn Aytligg
Albert L. Peacte
Bicheno Enifing
Shilon
A Gare
Bartha
Albert Beane
Bushisen Buiding
Ghirmere
Erchison Suildine
Ghilon
Shilob
Taalehy
Pearre Ktebwon Bolling
Pierce
Bestiny
Dispensary Medical Association
Bofala N VY
N. J. Wilson
SOR
Excelsior Stove House
YJ. Wilson & SO
Buggle Eiders
Victa Kuo
Black
Taw
Oxblood
Loy & Perry
Rosebuds
Paris
Anilearerssia Stoi
Grea
Grossa
Desis
Mali
Ind
Mt Airy
Chrissie Miller
South Market
America
Igaa Alta
Latmppe Ang
Pan-Lias
Steiner Rox
D. Vite
Aia
Spd
Albert L. Fearre
Brennson
Sweeney
U. S
Sigers J. Pearre
Etchiiun Suliding
Carty
Morris
Patrick Strack
Prederick
Uwe
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
Adams
Church St
Rex
Will
Steiner Bros
North Market Street
Buby Neissora
Emory
E. Harris & CO
Jewelers & Ilverem
Sta. Fashington, PLC
Grove & Kindley
Wellard C
Keller
South Market SF
W.hl B
South Market Bt
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