Washington County news highlights from 1900s era
A cascade of brief items from Kent and Calvert counties notes tensions at polling places against black voters, a coal mine fall injuring John Cumming, and funeral arragements for local figures. Dozens of legal cases, damages rulings, and society notices mention Cambridge, Hagerstown, Westminster, and Baltimore.
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Intercat Herre
Thero Yesterfiar
Kent County
Union Trail
John Cumming
Aroher Cing
Cowan Mines
Charles Metzer
Norfolk and Western Wheel
Hagerstown
Cumberland Post
Washington County Sunday Teachera’ Association
Eth Cerdon
Smithaburg
Henry Wrock
Westminster
Cambridge
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railroad Company
Calvert County
Sceston
Bikton
William A. Kirby Wan
Haltimore
Cheanprake
Atlantic Railway Company
Ham Johnson
Taplat
Hagerntren
Captain Woodland Dies After Hatchet Attack Incident
Captain William Woodland died from injuries after being struck on the head with a hatchet by Captain George S. White of Hooper's Landing. White surrendered to the sheriff but was not arrested pending grand jury consideration next Monday.
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William Woodland
Ron Attuck
George S. White
Hooper
Yaland
White
Sher- MT
Gran Jury
Whine Cow
Shebastern Star Halts Degrees At Migpah Chapter Meeting
At the Migpah Chapter No 4 gathering on a November evening, two members received degrees marking full membership. Mr and Mrs David Lawithatelti of Maryland Chapter No 2, Baltimore, attended. The Grand Chapter of the State announced an event in Baltimore on November 7 and 24.
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Migpah
David Lawithatelti
Maryland
Baltimore
Thazar
Community groups plan fall entertainments and events
The article notes revival efforts by the Young Men's Christian Association and Ladies Auxiliary, with literary activities and programs across churches. The Floricultural Society hints at future chrysanthemum shows, while the Art Club and Woman's College host literary evenings and social functions. Hospital Association entertainment may follow upcoming deadlines.
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AM Auciaties Church
Accular
Young Man’ Christian Association
Floricultural Society
Art Club
Woman's College
Visitation Academy
Hospital Association
Ufringaia
New Gents Apparel Store Opens at North Market
A. Gilbert announces the opening of a full assortment of gents’ collars gloves and winter caps at 1M North Market. The shop promises better offerings than before with a wide selection for men.
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A. Gilbert
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