William Q Wagner Dies After Paralysis Illness in Shepherdstown
Obituary notices from The Daily News list William Q Wagner of Shepherdstown died at home after paralysis. He was born near Boonaboro Maryland and lived in Shepherdstown since the war, survived by wife, two sons and four daughters. Also noted are obituaries for Jon Aumen Jr aged 55 in Woods, Leonard Halley of Baltimore to be buried Olive Cemetery, and Thomas Molesworth who died at his daughter’s home in Menoris at age 81 with funeral services tomorrow.
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William Quaffer Wagner
William Schaer Wagner
Stepherdssons
Shepherdstown
Shield of Honor
Jobs Acmen
Jon Aumen, Jr
West Woods
Toxa
Rocky Hill Cemetery
Leonard
Drovey
Wesra
G. Joseph Doll
Frederick
Hfs
Atlanta
Balladory
Levy
Luin Nurz
Hagertown Electric Railway Awarded to Harris Sarg Co
The Hagerstown and Potomac Electric Railway Company awarded the contract to Harris Sarg Construction Company to build an electric street railway to Hagerstown and extend to Funkstown and Withamaport. Ritter and Knepp of the contractor firm conduct surveys in Algeratown. Bonds totaling about 100000 have nearly all been sold for the railway. General Byd Douglas, attorney for the old Nations Turnpike Company, received a letter from Col Allen B. Dorsey of Baltimore directing him to sue if the railway crosses or uses any portion of the turnpike on the Funkstown extension.
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Hagertown
Hagerstown
B. Byd Douglas
Old Nations Turnpike Company
Col Allen B. Dorsey
Baltimore
Railway Company
Funkstown
Wisconsin notes and travel impressions from a Minnesota patron
A letter from Rot Wisg Minnesota describes Wisconsin hospitality and goods. It praises New England dishes and local hotels near Lake Michigan, notes climate favorable to heat and sand, and compares Wisconsin favorably to Texas. It mentions Milwaukee and Lake Michigan views, hotel prices, and suggests moderating hotel costs for growth. It also covers agriculture with corn, tobacco, and wheat, and cites Minnesota wheat production and potato notes with grain prices.
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Fevderick
Rot Wisg
Minnesota
New England
Sapper
Weick
Secon
Tata
Frederick
Milwaukee
Maryland
Wisconsin
3. Paul
Duluth
Conference on Potomac bass protection planned by three states
Arrangements by the Maryland State Name and Mish Protect ive Association for a conference among Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia to seek a uniform Potomac bass protection law. The meeting, Saturday the 23rd, will be at the Blue Ridge Rod and Gun Club near Harper's Ferry. Judge D.G. Wright presides. Hon. Charles B. Coffin is vice president. The group aims to draft a measure to protect bass and restrict fishing to rod and line, with state legislatures expected to act.
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Potomac Basa
Maryland
Mish Protective Association
Closene
Virelate
West Virginis
Potomac River
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Rod and Gan Club, Near Harper’s Fetty
Fis
Elrenlar
Omoss
Potomac
Hotel Arrivals and Deeds Reported in Brunswick Area
Hotel arrivals list multiple guests from Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington including Crix Aoran D Yaldenheim J Caitts and W Ganderbeimer plus seven Politsrmonte Giab members. Property deeds note Wen B Weometer Jerro Lewis Sconebroker Brunswick real estate 1925 and Elizabeth R Bennett Clara Carroll to Frank Mortimer 24 acres. Commissions of the newly elected sheriff purveyor and Orphans Court official arrivals noted at the Clerk's office awaiting new officer.
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Crix Aoran
D. Yaldenheim
J. C. Caitts
Yous
FS. Warmmayer
D. M. Vonrad
W. Ganderbeimer
F. Dickey
Baltimore
New York Politsrmonte Giab
C. K Keedy
Lotg
Washington
Stroup
Wen. B. Weometer
Jero T. Lewisa Sconebroker
Bronswick
Company of Baltimore Cy
Harre 3
Hedzes
Brunswick
Elizabeth R Bennett
Clara Carrollie L. Mortimer
Clara Carroll
Frank L. Mortime
Orphans’ Court
Cicer
Rev 4 5 Ximmeraea preach in ME Coamrea event
The Rev 4.5 Ximmeraea preached in Martinsburg and again at New London where the Central Sabbath school plans an event on November 7 at 7 p.m. The upcoming third quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held in New London on November 23 and 24. A Lutheran church near Wakereville, built about four to six years ago, seats about 300 with over 60 members served by Rev J A Asper. A Missionary Society event at the Lutheran church in Taurnont includes Rev Ad. tf Wubur delivering an address on November 24 at 7 p.m., with choir and program planned.
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SR Rowe
Martinsburgz
Central Sabbath School
New London
Methodist Episcopal Church
New Looivaca
Lakeran
Middletowa
Thomas Wood
Valparine
Creres
Caton Bridge
Leteeras
Midis
Towa
Wakereville
J. A. Asper
Asics
Apoual Colon
Mlasionary Society
Young People's Maelon Band
Amy Sadhler Reed
Lutheran
Churen of
Taurnont
Ad. Tf Wubur
Trepere
Charen
Lutherac Charco
New Reservoir Planned for York, 60 Million Gallons
Local notes report York proposing a reservoir with a 60 000 000 gallon capacity. Other items include the Prince of Wales marriage cost, a school appointment at Liberty, and updates on local incidents and society events in Washington county and nearby towns. Gen Bradley T Johnson re-elected Maryland Confederate Society president. hog cholera hits Shepherdstown. O U A M demonstration planned in Hagerstown. Jasper carp caught in the Potomac. and Maryland Firemen receive new gold badges.
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York Fa
Jobo Doll
City Hotel
Prince of Wales
Dells Dayall
Pearl
Liberty
Bradley T. Johnson
Maryland Confederate Society
A. Lincoln Engelbrecht
W. L Dadrear
Jmissarines
Washington County
Williamsport
Billy Brown
Geo. Smith
Shepherdstown
George W. Brengte
East Patrick
East Church Streets
John Jacobs
Downeville
Potomac
Avtan
Cavern Collapse Kills Two in Louisville
Six boys digging a cave at Twenty-eighth and Grayson streets were buried when the bank collapsed. Two died Howard Ramage and Louis Snow two others injured Will Ramage and Walter Gambel. The rest escaped unharmed. The workers had not completed their plarhouse before the earth gave way.
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Bess
Louisvills
Grayson Streets
Howard Ramage
Louis Snow
Will Ramage
Walter Gambel
The Sunday School Lesson on Isiah 5 and Consequences
A temperance themed sermon expands to cover Israel’s sins and divine judgments. The writer links drunkenness to spiritual blindness, argues the need for knowledge of the Lord, and foresees judgment and a future righteous king.
Woe to them who call evil good in mortal folly
A fragmented religious sermon condemns miscalled values and pride, citing biblical verses to urge humility and submission to scripture. It laments modern denial of sin and hell while urging devotion to Christ as the only right way. It also includes scattered advertisements for medical cures.
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Israel
House of Israel
Judah
God
Hell
Nebuchadnezzar
Jeremiah
Jerusalem
Zion
Jesus
David
Ezek
John Rill
Babes
Bet
Zeph. Wi
Jesus Christ
Jobovi
Queen of Korea accused in plots to murder rivals
Shanghai dispatches report alleged plan by Korea's queen to massacre opponents and influence foreign powers, with arrests of Japanese officials in Seoul. Proclamation in Seoul bans marriage for girls 13 to 17 as candidates are chosen for a new king’s consort. Separate items note a Baltimore elevator accident and Yale versus Princeton freshmen football decision, plus local drug advertisements and remedies.
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Bay Francisco
Rio da Janeiro
Yokohama
Hong Kong
Buun
Aer Thermholesale
Japan
Russia
Tai Wan Eun
Viscoude Miura
L Tegation
Seoul
Hiroshima
Dance at Odd Fellows Bar Tonight in New Markorhis County
A social event is planned this evening in Odd Fallows Bar featuring young women from the area. Mrs. BH K Hopkins Mrs 8 Brown and Mrs Frank Downey will host the gathering for the locals ready to enjoy a balding dance in the venue.
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New Markorhis County
Porzla
Taachaperona
BH. K. Hopkins
8. & Brown
Frank Downey
Repudiation Day tribute in Frederick County markets past acts
Repudiation Day is observed tomorrow in Frederick County honoring the 1765 Stamp Act repeal. Major C. T. Picton, manager of the State Hotel in Denison Texas, praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming it a universal cure in his experience. Advertisements tout costumes, tonics, and liver remedies, with claims of efficacy and discounts.
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Frederick Couty
Madaso
Frederick County
CT. Picton
State
Denison
Texas
Chamber_lain
Picton
A. J Pearre
Frederick
W. Rody
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