State News Briefs From Hagerstown and Surroundings
Reports from here and nearby detail a ferocious blaze in Hampstead destroying a large dwelling, multiple deaths including Charles Hoover and a hydrophobia death in Howard county. A man accidentally fatally harmed his brother in Washington county, while Mormon missionaries plan literature distribution there. A lawsuit in Hagerstown seeks payment owed to Annie Moris Ridenour, and nursing student Sophie Berman advances in Philadelphia hospital training.
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Hagerstown
Charles Hoover
Fifth annual Frederick Floricultural Society exhibition closes
The Frederick Floricultural Society wrapped up its fifth annual show. Many flowers were removed and sold. Mr. John C. Hardt supplied a fine exhibit to adorn the Lutheran church chancel tomorrow. Large cut blooms were taken to Mt. Olivet Cemetery to decorate departed friends.
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Frederick Floricultural Society
John C. Hardt
Mt. Olivet
Court of Appeal Opinions Rendered in Maryland
Maryland Court of Appeals issued decisions yesterday in several important cases. Judge James McSherry presided with further arguments by Wm. P. Maulsby Jr. and John B. Newmen for the appellee and M. L. Beedy for the appellant.
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Court of Appeal
Maryland Court of Appeals
James McSherry
Rows
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Wm. P. Maulsby, Jr
John 8. Newmen
The
Appellee
M. L. Beedy
Vee
Work at Frederick Women’s College Showcases Science Labs
Frederick’s Women’s College under Prof. Apple unveiled a new chemical laboratory in the former school hall with long desks, individual bowls, gas and water hookups, and a manual of 100 experiments. Chemistry begins in sophomore year, physics in junior, and planned expansion includes a larger physical laboratory. The college, funded largely by local donors, also highlights an active art department and a strong library as improvements continue.
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Wen
Predarick
Potomac Byard
Reformed Church
Frederick
Apple
Women's College
Ezihrough
Manly Poplis
Tne Avidente
Miss Lantz
Konda
Chemical Laboratory
Popila
Rome
China
Lesbian Literary Society
Chapel Hall
Thma
Tims Anillaa
Washington Notes on Chrysanthemums and Local Happenings
A Washington column describes autumn blooms with new chrysanthemum varieties such as Palladelphis and Goldite, plus orchids and garden displays. It notes activity from groups like the Knights of Labor and the Nations Association of Electrical Workers, concerted police efforts around crowds for Rev. Talmage, and a major Metropolitan Railroad wiring project moving from Ninth Street to Georgetown by year end. Also covered are Palmer Cox’s Brownies stage show at Lafayette Square, butter price battles over oleomargarine laws, a Confederate veterans fundraiser at Metgerott Hall, a Market House runaway incident, and a medical testimonial for King’s New Discovery.
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Connett
Railroad Company
Cara
Ninth Street
Fifteeeth Street
9Th Street
Georgetown College
Metropolitan R. A
Comnett
Market House
Aaron Davis
Delvery
A. C. McCardell
Market Street
Wm. Anderson
Second Street
John Rickerds
Yeakie
Rickerds
Ely
Pierce
Pee- Me
Plain Lanenage
Matthoe
Woxty
Dispensary Epica Association
Main Street
Budalo
Framing Dem Ocrstie Ataoeistion Meeting in Fredericy City
A local Democratic organizing meeting is planned for Monday at 7 o clock on Patrice Street to elect officers for the coming year. The assembly promises a party focused on working elements, with plans to welcome members and provide material support for Democratic causes, including a house warming and social provisions.
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Dem
Crete
Smmolewm
Fredericy Oty
Conte
Weil
Ouwitteas Association
Iy Party
Bride Bits From Local Notes in Middletown
Local tidbits from Middletown recount visitor names, a town meeting scheduled, and a harvest of small events. References include Mrs Zimmerman visiting from Tannerstown, a concert by Gorton’s Minstrel Band, and notes on local social life and weather.
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Midddletown
Zimmerman
Tanners
Sie
Middletown
Gterz Baltooe
Fast Pigal
Ender
Mise
Helen B. Rowe
Forthey
Bea
Miles G. Urner
Feneral
Pinkners J. Bamnell
Weaimine
Yeater Jay
Gorton
Marketetree
Sunday church services across city and county schedule
Religious notices list Rev. Whitmore preaching in Reformed Church Thurmont and Rev. Getty guiding St James Gotherman. Walled Brethren, Brangell Lutheran and M E Thurmont circuits announce morning and evening services with revival preaching by visiting ministers. Epworth League activities, missionary box donations, and a prayer meeting planned. Funerals for Mrs Shipley and Mr Preston noted with church and cemetery details.
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A. Whitmore
Reformed Church
Thurmont
Jr.c. C. A.M
Albert Getty
Baltimore
St. James, Gotheran Church
Walled Brethren Church
J. L. Grimm
Thurmont M. E
Lewistown
J. St. Clair Neal
D. D
Usal
Brangellesi Lutheran Church
Edwin Heyl Delk
Trinty Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Wil
Bunday School
Christien Endeavor
Missionary Box
J. Gill
M. EB
H. Zimmerman
Ocesson
Epworth League
Edgar Moore
D. J. Beale
Westminster League
Beale
Pleasant Hiichaps
John Gomber
Theo
Phiomathean Hall
Old Association
Henry Petry
Peteraville
Osborne Ingle
R. Bachosch
Psif
Messrs
Wm. P. Morsell
Wm Haller
Cass. B. Tyson
Mr. Stonebraker
Measra Jos
Miller
Lewis G Kemp
Mt Olivet
F Schmeder
Fis. Gainey
Hson
Fire destroys fodder stack near Yellow Springs
A fodder rick belonging to Mr. Deanla Shauxie near Yellow Springs was partly destroyed by fire yesterday at noon. About 1,000 bandies were in the stack and 500 bandies were saved. The blaze is believed to be of incendiary origin.
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G. Caliiouette
Draggista
Beaversrilry
Nice
LeGrippe
A. L. Pearrs
Nesadiary
Deanla Shauxie
Yellow Springs
MASSACRE AT KHARPUT REPORTED BY SPECIAL TO DAILY NEWS
About 800 people were massacred by the Mussulmane at Kharput today. Eight American missionaries were garbed and burned, but the missionaries escaped. Also notes on local illness and sheriff appointments and a cabdrivers strike ending in New York.
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Daily News
Constantiaine
Kharput
Waller’s Stricken Family Appeals for Aid in France
Ex consul John L. Waller, imprisoned in France for links with the Hovas, sends Oct 16 letter describing a hemorrhagic illness and ration constraints. He urges his family to send funds before mid November. Mrs Waller, destitute in Washington, asks for help as five dependents exhaust the $60 raised. Paris seeks legal clarity on Waller case while the United States government demands a definite reply.
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Wasnrtetox
John L. Walles
France
Waller
Sashington
State Department
Mauritius
Paris
M. Berthelot
Matin
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
John L. Waller
United States
Priest's Wonderful Ride and Other News Items
Father John Begley completed a 310 mile journey to comfort Mrs. Quinlan in Texas, riding 160 miles in 21 hours 30 minutes with minimal sustenance. Also reported is a plea and conviction for a man in Panaberpaia for twelve year sentence after a sexual assault, and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's October net earnings show a decline of 9559 dollars.
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Englewood
Kaw
Panaberpaia
Bare
Joseph H. Weaver
Bessie Baller
Eastern
Weaver
Baltimore and Obie Railroad Company
Nuggets of News From Local and World Briefs
A scattered digest reports a well-pumped 000 barrels a day strike on the Baker farm near Rising Sun and a Clover Leaf railroad employee jailed for padding payrolls. A barge ashore near Plymouth, England risks crew loss. a boiler explosion in Gibson, Louisiana kills one and wounds many. Ex-police chief Fenlin and Bennett, of St Louis, receive ten years in L.A. for killing a detective. Mrs Helen Gougar seeks another claim. Morse suit unsettled pending new trial request. Ex-Treasurer Green Clay of Lawrence County sentenced to five years and $1000 fine for embezzling county fines. The Benson murder verdict favoring the defense shocks. China reportedly agrees to let Germany occupy an Amoy-area island for naval yard. France and Russia expected to seek similar access, signaling possible regional tensions.
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Baker Farm
Rising Sun
Walter Brobr
Clover Leaf
Frankfort
Ind
Benedict
Plymouth
England
Mane
Gibson
Stantom Brothers
Hag
Trenton Man Hurt In Belting Accident
James Bloomfield of Morrisidle Pa employed at Trenton Tron works had both legs and both arms broken when his clothing caught in the belting in the engine room. Before the engine could be stopped all his clothing was torn off. He is at City hospital and will die.
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Taucht
Trenton
James Bloomfield
Morrisidle
Trenton Tron Works
City Hospital
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the Daily News
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Washington Lettee
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Belgat
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Kalgata of Labor
Nations Association of Electricai Workers
American Ornithologists
District Sunday School Union
T. DeWitt Talmage
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Talmage
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Massachusetts Avenius
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Palmer Cox
Browne
Lafayette Square Opera House
Fairy Land
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White Lot
Ragarda
Mia
Cleveland
Ruth
Esther
Elgin Creamery
Clover Creamery
Metgerott Hall
Geserel Inter
Frank C. Norwood
J. Wirt Randall
Anne Arundel
F. Markell
Walsh
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Carty
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Renner & Kemp
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John T. Baa
Nese
A.C. McBride
Horace E Btaley
Toscators
James H. Crum
Woodsboro
Benjamin Shaw
McBride
Saan
Cabroon
New York
Liberty Dawn Association
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Troxton
Mandesule Green Clay
Lawrence Cougir
Yestering
Ohio
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Roe
Javine Walker
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