News of the State Events and Incidents
Yesterday in Rockville bonds were issued to fund waterworks. The Washington County Medical Society elected new officers. Cumberland brakeman Charles Hammond was killed. The Cockeysville post office was robbed. Governor Lowndes attended Annapolis hearings on bar applications. George C. Merrett sought a bench appointment after an interview with the Governor. Frank Cheplitz, 41, of Bixton, committed suicide in Atlantic City. Bonest Money Democrats of Baltimore vowed to keep their organization. The Self Company office in Cumberland was burgled but money escaped. Joseph S. Miller resigned as commissioner to join the American Bonding and Trust Company of Baltimore as vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoestarday
Rockville
Washington County Medical Bocely
Charles Hammond
Cumberland
Cockeyarille
Robbet Widnavtey
Lowndas
Annapalle
Baron
George C. Merrett
Kl. A. Wilmer
Prince George’s County
Brooke
Frank Cheplitz
Bixton
Geel
Atlantic City
Bonest Money Democratic E
Baltimore
Esfe
Joseph 8. Miller
Taised States Juverust Revenue Bureau
American Bonding and Trant Company of
Lawful Pause After Saloon Window Incident
Charles Brant and an accomplice from Baltimore were arrested by Officer Abrecht for breaking a saloon window on East Patrick Street belonging to George Sauher. They were taken before Magistrate Beer, paid for the five dollar damage, and were dismissed after Batters declined to press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brant
Abrecht
Beer
George Sauher
East Patrick Street
Brant
Baltimore
Frederick
Mrr
Batter
Elser
Ater
Brief Bits from a Local Page of the Bright Street News
A garbled collection notes small items and odds about fashion, weddings, travel, and local happenings. References include Bright Strema of Doral, Hagerstowns Herald, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Mentions alleys of commerce, education funding, advertising value, and upcoming seasonal changes. several nonsensical phrases and misspellings remain.
Pretty and Fashionable Weddigns in Maryland Churches
A series of weddings across Howard county and nearby towns is reported. Ide Gray Forsythe marries Rev. J. C. Hawk at Harmony M. E. Church with a Baltimore district officiant and Beltsville reception plans. Union Bridge hosts a ceremony for J. Walter Clemson and Luc Roebler with a Frederick entourage and subsequent trip north. E. Fox residence in Washington marks a Soote-Fox wedding with Edward Roots. Additional nuptials include Hover and Silchael at Lewistown and Te Hammond with McKenndree of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
W. A. McDonald
Freedom
C. B. la Fevre
Frederick
Margaret Brian
Miss Brian
DC. V. Seeller
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Forsythe, Jr
J. W. Beall
Washington
W. J. Forsythe
J. Travers Thomas
Beltsville
Reformed Church
Union Bridge
G.O Spiessid
J. Walter Clemson
N. B. Clemson
Clemsonville
Luc Roebler
Daniel E. Bucxey
Soote—Fox
E. August Fox
Lucila Cathrene Fox
Edward G. Roots
Indisox
Domer
St. Paul's Bugheh Lutheran Church
Officis- Slog
Bertie M. Fox
James P. Roots
Snd
Roots
Wazhlaxgton
Hover
Michael
Lewistown
Willam F
Amy B. Silchael
Ray & A. Hench
Montgomer y County notes and social items
County correspondence from Mille and Hyatts towns with short notices on local farming, school plans, fires, visits, charity events, and residents socializing. Includes apples scarcity, Christma s preparations, church activities, electio n day voting, and several brief family and neighbor updates.
Improvements and storm repairs noted in local notices
Fragmented text reports repairs by Sams Treth M P Chorcy and RJ Wilson & Co to storm damaged properties including a new bata bath in place of a demolished one and a tin roof on Notre Dame Academy Libert. mentions various tonics and remedies with pricing, and local vendors advertising catarrh cures and a free trial offer at the City Hotel with multiple names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Alzy
Svtog
Bata
RJ. Wilson & Gone
Frederick
Notre Dame Academ
Liberty
Tie
Dr. King
Trish
Pearce
Steiner Bros
Sale of Farme Near Unionville Estate Farm Auction
Sale of farm property near Unionville by Harvay R Lease sectioneer. Farm No 1 includes 118 acres one mile north of Unionville selling to Amos H Norris at 50.35 per acre. Farm No 2 contains 168 acres to Calvin Urner at 51 per acre and 10 acres woodland to Mt Alry at 15 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvay R
Unonviile
EB . Urner
Unionville
Amos H Norris
O Calvin
Urner
Mt. Alry
Best for Children Cough Remedy Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as top for children and croup, claims it prevents attacks if used at first symptoms, and praises its cold and whooping cough treatment. Also promotes Clover Root Tea for purifying blood and complexion, Shiloh's Formu for female complaints, and Karl's Clover Root Tea for constipation, with local vendor names including Albert L. Pearre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearree Frederick
W. R. Andy
Me. Anne
Albert G. Pearre
Etobison
Lost Health and the Dr. Pierce Remedy
A vintage public health ad describes disease as caused by neglect and exposure, urging Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as the quickest cure. It promises recovery by eradicating germs, boosting digestion, and curing liver and stomach disorders, with sales through medicine dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary
Dr. Pierce
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Anu
Peter Wes Theumatien
Bolo Lee
Sealy
Otri
ER Bens
Noth Market St. J
Remsbu
the Daily News
News OF the State
California Fig Syrup Co
Gail Borden Eagle
Gigycle Riders
LOY & Pgrry’s
Strema
Doral
Generel
Homer
Elewaere
McKinney Volera
Bryan Ectaastaste
Hagerstows Herald
New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Grafton
W. Va
Camberlando
Fry
Republica
North West
Wilttemsport
Washington County
Elmer D. Buckey
D. Princeton Buckey
Claude Clemson
Minerva Miller
Minnie L. Buckey
Mies Ronds Dutters
Gettysburg
Delis Warner
Unton Bridge
W. Q. Buckey
A. Clemson
Charles Clemton
Westminster
Mary Dutters
Bessie Clemson
Tasmond
Erie Te Hammond
Montene
Ricard Adams
New Market
Broceby
Moxtevae
Idan May Weavier
Buxton
Coperneus
Vente
Quieiy
Park Mille
Bancers
F. A. Ordomas
Jobs Liethicum
Aylen
Edward Smith
Hagerstown
Carlton Marker
Christira
George Freeza
Mary Angengrabér
Gee Hametek
Lote Coaser
Aunte Cluck
Ailie Eyler
Mary Freezs
Minnie Eyler
Steasrs
Grafton Rager
David Erter
Charter Mager
Ereis Spar
Cuts Modore
Georgs Angengraber
Robert Freezs
Sheilera
Mets Talboim
Aon
Hoover
Wesley Markers
Misa Lotte Conner
W Milage
Ann Cock
Gertie Hamrick
Click
Woodsy
Robert Preeza
Habbleeville
John Bentzel
Wits
Slater
Middleburg
Misa Lite
G. Eyler
Mira
Buntzal
Robert Frteze
David Clark
Nelson Clark
Misa Lottie Coaner
Commodore Freeze
Charmont Isch Datard
Reuben Lantz le
Bertha Lantz
Lantz Station
Creageabtown
Keles
Wifo
Rergerstown
King's Daughters of the Reformed Church
Town Hall
J. Frank Grigder
Messie
M.dowell
Brierley and Parkhurst
J. &. Milor
Anderson Etcholiz
L. W. Putman
Buckeystown
Buncay
Harry Staub
Clarence Warner
W. E. Staub
Gresser
Hyattitiws
Rhay. Harris
M. E. Church
Giant
W. W. Wolab
Rocxville
Montgomery County
Husttaown
A. H. Welsh
Micnie Horrie
Burkittsville
Airs. P. C. Dutrow
Lot's
Ross Diffandal
Minne Miller
Daugutar
Naomis
Rocky Ridge
Dosela Putman
John Long
Biggs
Wille Mort
Bis
Jerry Marilo
Hoover’s Mill
Misa Katherine Mort
Mrs. Pusey
Miss Bessie
Mort
Nina
Lela Fisher
Maurice Smith
Michael Robinson
Sams Treth M. P.chorcy
Pans
Rheanatima
Gil
Gort
Stelzer Brae
Halley
Wells&Co
Gam Piet
Saan
Alpert
Pearre
Etchigen Bulldog
Fries
Nagai
Albert L. Pearre
Etedicon
Karl
Albert
Pearre, Richtecs Aulding
Tutt
Mathes
Yale
Globe
Elec
Geo. A. Gilbert
Markel St. Frederick, Md
N. R
C. EK. Cline
CLINE
Agate
Shiob
Speer
L. Pearre
Etchison
Sichilon
Azie
Etobison Huilding
Ain
Shiloh
Albert K L. Pearre
Albert L Pearre
Btohigon Buildida
Dst
N. J. Wilson & Sah
Excelsior Stove House
YJ. Wilson
Teller
Rej
Ingezot
Druegizta
Det
TAG F
Fadria
Anna Giering
Mai E Beltiore
America
Foster's Dye Works
Adams
Church St
Frederict
North Market Streat
RE. Barris & CO
Jewslers &Tuversmiths
Fwashington, PLC
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Keller
South Market
W. H. B. Htchison
Southmarke Sta Erederick
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