Maryland News Briefs From Baltimore and Towson
The article reports arrests in Georgetown related to oyster violations and a dramatic property assessment in Bowie County. It notes George Thomas J. Shryozk's twelfth term as Grand Master of the Maryland Grand Lodge of Masonry, a Towson acquittal of Eben A. Kirk, and a quashed indictment in Cambridge over a legally drawn watch. Also covered are local officials charged in lynching incidents, receivers appointed for Johnson Umokundro & Co., the death of William Aborla in Baltimore, and actor Joseph Jefferson addressing Baltimore Medical College students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canbriige
Grefeld
Bowie
Prince George A
Geo
Thomas J. Shryozk Wan
Maryland Grand Loige
Masone
Wiliam Mile
Charlies Wack
Baltimore
As Who
Willian Aborla
Peter Gustavus
South Patterson Park Avenue
Joseph Jefarson
Baltimore Medical College
Cycling show dates and calls for better roads
Dates for principal cycling shows are announced across major cities including Chicago New York London Paris and Dublin. The piece urges cyclists to seek improved roads through legislation rather than relying on special paths. It notes price drops on bicycles and how agents handle refunds to customers who bought at higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Stanley
Londos
Na- Yonal
Salon de Cycle
Parise
Lanchester
Dublin
Gissgow
ADVANS IN WHEAT PUSHES PRICES IN EASTERN MARKETS
Heavy cash wheat trades and rising export demand from Australia and South Africa lifted prices. New York daily totals reached 5,669,000 bushels as Baltimore spot wheat closed at 9 to 14 cents higher. December delivery gained 1 cent, while Frederick reported the strongest quotation at 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
South Africa
New York
Baltimore
A Tribute to Mrs Ross The Episcopal Saint of Faith
Letters from the People reflect sorrow and praise for Mrs Ross noting her devout life, church attendance, charity, and refined home. The editor recalls her Christlike endurance after loss, loyalty to Holy Communion, and steadfast example for the community as Florence Bath signs the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hye
Christ
Episcopal Church
Jenx
Mra
Agalo
Azsin
Europe
San Bagin
Florence Tbath
Death notices of Miss Ramsburg and Mrs Pearre
Miss Ramsburg died of heart failure at 6 am near Libertytown after a sudden decline. She was 1 year 15 months old, daughter of the late Joalah and Mary Ramsburg, with J H Ramsburg and Mrs J V Albaugh among relatives. Funeral at Mt. Pleasant Reformed Church and interment at Mt Olivet, Frederick, with pallbearers Wm H B Boyer John A Eyler Daniel W Etzer and John M Albaugh. Mrs Victoria Pearre, wife of James W Pearre of Frederick, died near Lisbon at about 1:30 pm from multiple diseases. She leaves husband and several children. burial to be at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
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Mins
Ham
Misa
C. Ramsburg
Alsater
J. Valentine Athaugh
Libertytown
Miss Ramsburg
Albaugh
J. H. Ramsburg
Frederick
J. V. Albaugh
Lnte
Joalah
Mary Ramsburg
Simon §. Miller
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Olivet
HB. Boyar
John A. Eyler
Daniel W. Etz'er
John Xf. Albaugh
Swesdner Bros
Wi. Pearem
Victoria Pestre
James W. Pearre
Lisbon
Boward County
New Markey
Eugene Sammons
Cambellagd
Feidsy
Howe
M. Jane Dowsey
Bessie Downey
Mary Hopkins
Balti- More
Ems Fictchber
Philadelbia
Johs
Beayson
Zicard Watkins
Montgomery County
Gribb’s Hotel
John
Willams
Frederick County National Bank
Sasa Waltz
Molle Plummer
L Rodkey
Lecter
Dirs
Barnbd Foot and Daughter
BM. Ue
Clarence Erichison
Baltimore
Roy Spencester
PB. O. Griffish, Jr
Hagerstown
BE. Ogborn
Wm. BH. Wharton
Lawresa
8. C
Mia Cora Lowe
John T. Lowe
Funeral Rites Held for Charles Munster at West South Street
The funeral for Charles Munster was held at 2 PM from his West South Street home with Rev. logle assisting. He belonged to the Independent Fire Company and Drum Corps, which performed a vow and sword display. interment followed at Mopat Otive Cemetery. Pallbearers included George Noviagie, Wal Phoebus, John Deeter, Casriel Brachey, Hany Phoebus, and Robert Fraley. W. H. Etchison served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Munseter
West South Street
Osborne Logle
Independent Fire Company
Fiorel
Mopat Otive Cemetery
George Noviagie
Wal. Phoebus
John Deeter
Casriel Brachey
Hany Phoebus
Robert Fraley
W. H. &. Etchison
Farore
Ann G. Ross
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE AND TOWN NOTES
A late autumn county and Taneytown roundup reports visits by Captain Eugene Sammons and Mrs. M Jane Dowsey party, a death in Frederick County National Bank circles, local visitors from Baltimore and Montgomery, and assorted town items. It notes scarce experimental games, job hires, a Thanksgiving service, and a widow's funeral, plus local building activity and electric car delays from a power house accident.
Manned Wedding in Lewistown and Wildcats Tales
Partial wedding notice records the November 18 ceremony at the Lewistown parsonage with Theodore Stall and Bertha D Shryock of near Utics. The page blends local marriage brief with ads for Stomach Bitters and patent medicines, plus a claim about dynamite conspiracies and a stray medical testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sericce
Lewistown
J. G. Asper
Theodore Stall
Bertha D. Shryock
Utics
This County
Property Deeded and Miscellaneous Transfers in County Records
Fragmented OCR lists deeds from William E Bater and others to Was P Megleby John S Newman and others. Mentions life estates, real property, and various trustees. Also contains an advertisement for a remedy for whooping cough praising its effectiveness and urging sale at 25 cents per bottle by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB Sbater
Delve
P. Megleby
John
Newman
Pridmmteory
ermaiGidsaczsia and
Mestba
Jobo Mover
Hyatt
Jobo
Rengor
Weepun Pharmacy
Wampum
Pat
Trivale
A. le Pearry Praderick
W. Ko Kady
Hatfield Guilty Of Larceny In Liberty Case
David Hatfield admitted stealing about 69 pounds of wheat from Henry Boyle’s barn during a Liberty trial before Magictrae Wm T. Cram. With no $50 bail, he was jailed for the next grand jury action but released on a writ of habeas corpus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Boyle
D. Myers
Liberty
David Hatfeld
Henry Boyle
Magictrae
Wm T. Cram
Hatfield
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Anna M. Rudolph
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Noah E Cramer
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Steinar Brothara
Mosth Market Street
Henry Miller
North Market Street
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Iebert L. Pearre
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Sea Joreaia
Albert L- Pearre
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Mrz
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W. Market St
Frederick, Md
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Eueranuys
Adernis
Medy CO
Albert I. Pearre
Sereeney
U. 8
San Diego
Cal
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Joe Soc
Albert L. Pearre
Mtohin
Shiob
Albert L. Pearry
Sieben Building
Shilch
Ormaie
G Pearce
Etchison Building
E.B. Wordee
Attort I. Pearce
Etchison
Karls
Albert L. Pearro
Pierce
N. J. Wilsor & Son
VJ. Wilson
Lady Rigycle Riders
VIGIA
America
Footer’s Dye Works
Saaiebiaiey
le. Adams
W. Church Si
Carty
Rockers
Sask
Patrick Sirost
Fraderish, Md
Undesstaring
Pacialtt Cwe
Siore Aa Eo
Ron Gooda
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Krelles
South Sarket Si
Rex
Steiner Bros. Druggists
North Market Strear
Anna Giering
Baltimore Street
Baltimore, A
Cape
Poumon
Redbereo
Silvestop
Ieee
Bollas Livertap
BR. Harris & Co., Jewelers & Tilvreramits
Washingtor
D.C
Eetchison
Budk Lure
W.H. B. Etchison
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