Multiple trials and trials in Maryland legal cases noted
The Daily News reports on the Arter wil case in Western Maryland and various Maryland legal actions. Indictments against the Charles County sheriff and jailer were postponed to the May term. A Baltimore plan aims to hire a major orchestra at Peabody Institute. A Talbot County grand jury criticized sheriff practices concerning prisoner registration. William Johnson, colored, was convicted of second degree murder in Towson. Emma Irvin indicted as accessory to her husband’s murder. St Cecilia’s Day observed by Maryland Colonial Dames.
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Arter
Easton
Howard Coen
Maury B. Wab
der Wab
Baltimore
Talbot County
Chapel
Charles County
Anna Arundel County
St St. John's College
Francis
Stockett
Peabody Institute
Baltmore
Richard 8. Green, Jr
Farmin’ National Bank
Annapol
Hooper
John F. Parlets
Louis
Hopkins
William Johnson
Towson
William Morgan
Jurke
George Matthews
4A Plaza
James J. Irwin
Emma Irvin
St. Cencelia’s
England
Maryland
Maryland Society
Colonial Dames of America
Grand
Jill
Wickes
State School Commissioners Meet In Baltimore
The thirtieth annual meeting of the Association of School Commissioners of Maryland will be held today and tomorrow at the State Normal School Building in Baltimore. The program includes education topics including free text books. The State Board of Education will meet tomorrow at the secretary’s office as preparations for a potential resignation of Prof. E. B. Prettyman continue. Several candidates, including Rev. Dr. Parnell and Governor Lowndes, are in the field with Mr. Samuel Darrow of Frederick serving as association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of School
Stste of
Maryland
State Normal School
Lafayette
Carrollton Avenues
Baltimore
Becan St
Wil Bs Cy
State Bind of Education
E. B. Prettyman
Iba Wormaisceosi
Roowa
Prettyman
Prestion Antil
Parnel
New Windsor College
Carroll County
Lowndes
Samuel Darrow
Frederick
Association of Commissioners
Band Cat. Thomas Hose Hurt Trimming Trees
Band Cat Thomas Hose a colored worker for Mr Elias DeLish on Rast Third street injured his left hand while trimming trees on Saturday. Dr Baltzell closed the wound with several stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hose
Elias DeLishmatt
Third Street
Baltzell
Churches News From Western Maryland Revival And Meetings
Ger. LF. M. Myers preached at Love Justine Virginia as revival meetings progressed each evening at Bremres Church. A new Reform church building is planned in Wakeevine, and a second ministerial meeting of Western Maryland German Baptists closed with officers elected for the opening year. A Baltimore ministers meeting discussed Sunday funerals and urged discouragement. Pleas-ant Bills St. Paul’s Missionary Society enjoyed a large service with choral pieces and readings. Rev. Dr. Ewing, returning Egypt missionary, addressed the congregation.
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M. Myers
Love Justine
Tandsy
Bremres
Hey
J. W. Pilespring
New Faraitore
Western Mary
Broadfordisg Meing-House
Waspigton Courty
der D .P. Stoefler
Che -Molerator
Eider David Lang
Wereisry
Eder
W. K. Renan
Cer
Viewer Lang
Beaver Creek
Ministare
Balmore
Reva W.L. Stewars
BR Baauick
Lloyd E Coolentz
Michal Schistter
Baltimore
Page Milbera
Paul
Blige
Elsie Fox
Elia Fox
Egypt
United Presbyterian Church In
Deaths and funerals in Frederick and Howard counties
Angie Wilson of Urbana died at the Convent of the Visitation after a brief illness tied to tuberculosis. Her funeral was held at the Convent, with interment in Baltimore. In Howard county near Long Corner, William Mullion, 40, long employed as fireman for the B&O Railroad, died at a brother’s home. His funeral at Howard Chapel drew many mourners. James Carito, 88, a Frederick resident, died at his North Market Street home of general debility. funeral notices will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Hrien Wilton
Angie Shen Wilson
Augustus Wilson
Urbana
Visitation
Mies Wilson
Sandey
Margaret Barpilm Wilson
Frederick
Batimore
Wm. Mulliolz
Near Long Corner
Howard County
Henry Mullialx
Luther Maoliolx
Mogerog
Far
Molintx
B. & O. Haliroad Company
Howard Chapel
Troelit
Hoxad
David Murreay
J. Phillips
Joseph Murray
B- Gosnell
Ridgeley
M. Murray
L. T. Lewis
Enlarged Camden Station to Receive Major Additions
Baltimore officials advertise bids for a new east side brick addition at Camden Station. The plan includes waiting rooms, toilets, newsstands, ticket office, smoking and dining rooms, a covered passage to the tunnel, a 60 foot train shed, baggage access, and separate passenger elevators. A second shed will serve six excursion and accommodation trains with a central tunnel sparing passengers from crossing tracks. Modern design features aim to speed safe handling of crowds and reduce transfer time.
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Camden Station
Manoing
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Bagkage Room
Willesye
Strattares Wit
Snelsdorste
Dixon Property Sold At Frontage Auction Scene
Auctioneer Harvey Reesee conducted a morning sale in front of the Gar Howe tor Jim Peyse. The Dixon property on West Ali Saint street was sold to Mary Payne, identified with Maroon and White. The Frederick fanball team adopted maroon and white as official colors.
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Properis
Harvey Reesee
Gar
Howe Tor
Jim Peyse
Morgagee
Dixon
West Ali Saint Street
Mies Mary Payne
Frederick
Ite
Letters From the People on Aeronautical Progress in Frederick
Jarrent Commenications to the Editor discuss inventive dreams of air travel and potential early aviation experiments in Frederick. The writer urges forming a small society with local engineers and suppliers to test flight concepts and report progress, praising Boston leadership and Frederick’s prospects for a pioneering role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otier Fir McA
Engiacera
Boston
United
Adenta
Aconce
Frederick
Paibie
Ltte
Cean Zumpuman
Kat Patrick S'Reet
Reception Honors J Walter and Wife at Clemontville Home
A large reception given Friday evening November 17 at the Clemontville home welcomed J Walter and his wife returning from a tour to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and other cities. The event featured cordial greetings from a committee including Mrs Charles Cramer and Mrs James Clemarn with many friends in attendance and refreshments of cream cake and fruit. The guest list included several family members and local residents, and a dance in Adamstown followed for the honor of Alestaira Hershberger and Rose Yorreat Saiffer with chaperones Mrs Thomas Ploma and Mrs John Kessler ensuring orderly proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Creminn
Clem
Laura Clemson
Amyun
D.E Backey
Qsibh
Emer D. Backey
Emily Norris
Charlea Cramer
James H. Clemson
Bri
Boernard
Mra . Lindapy
Deylloyes
Wagner
Cramer
Pfouit
Barnes
Clemson
Altes
Buckey
Boyle
Sappington
C. L. Giemyon
C. G. Glemaor
White
Simpson
Englar
Adamstown
Wsa
Lo Booor
Alestaira Hershterger
Poolenville
Rose Yorreat 5Aiffer
Gitthorpburg
Montgomery County
Ida Strider
Ava
Plummer
Laifes
Barba Thomas
Adama Town
William Herahberger
Elfz Sb
Tn Tos Reformed Church
Kreig
Sera
Banta Kohtenbarz
Vinson Yingios
Gary Laklo
Martland Darrow
Thomas L. Phoma
License Decision Highlights Wagon as Stationary Store
The Court of Appeals upholds a Baltimore County man’s conviction for selling goods without a license. Chief Judge McSherry states stock moved in a wagon is an established place of business when sales occur there, and the defendant’s activities in Baltimore County lacked a license. The court finds no error in the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Baltimore County
McSherry
Baltisore
Health remedy advertisement touts Shuvohe and Pan-Tira products
A historical ad targets workers in noise and close air, pitching Hostetter products and tonics as remedies for dyspepsia and lung disease. It features testimonials from local sellers and doctors, promotes Shuvohe Remedy for consumption, coughs, and la grippe, with claims of permanent care and yearly cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Sy Co
Eli Renate Aba Crists
Cosgas
Panita
De Stafford Lecture At City Hall On Friday Night
The use of reserved seats for Dr Stafford's lecture at City Hall was opened today in the city. Public speakers described the program, praising faculty and discussing topics from power and fertility to stage presence and social behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Stafford
Wes
Todsy
Wieestarre
Lraier
Os Safari
Aker
Krace
Weeure
Adi & Tile
Jet
Anil
Notable Local Names and Health at Home Update
The snippet notes Homer Moser of Waaktacton caring for a wife in poor health. Thomas Markell visits a sick person on South Market Street. Benjamin Noesover, a Merchant, wins the pick List. Mrs. D C Winebrewer Jr formerly Miss Eileenor Neieva Ritepte, Court Emeree, is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Moser
Waaktacton
Brince
Ephraim A. Kitne
Tote City
Moser
Wifo
Thomas Markell
Bts
Routh
Etroat
Berjsmin Noesover
Cloth of Merchant
D.C. Winebrewer, Jr
Ebleenor Neieva Ritepte
Court Eqnere
Te Quice Tl
Purely Personal and Social Notes from Louisville
Brief items note Mrs. Yacdt of Louisville visiting Washington after a guest stint with Mrs. J. D. Bendricken, and Miss Blotee Young with Nannie Potts returning from a trip to Baltimore. Nellie Getzandanner leaves for Baltimore to visit Maud Stawington. Health adrift includes a testimonial on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from a local editor recovering from la grippe, with ads for Flag On pain cure and Karls gover Hoot Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacdt
Louisville
J. D. Bendricken
Washington
Blotee Young
Nannie Potts
Baltmore
Misa Nellie Getzandanner
Baltimore
Migs Maud Stawington
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Bull
Mas Ackowas
Perens
Dale
Talker Bros
Norek Market
Bemiboys
North Maree Sa
the Daily News
News OF the State
News OF the Churches
Lata
Tua
Degertmen
Tiesada
Pleasant Darce
Careé
Hostetter
Gimiravie
Criin Sweeney
U.S
San Diego
Cal
L. Pearre
Albert J. Pearre Eichison
Abbert L. Peetro
Etchison
Bea
Prince Cal
A. Gilbert
M. Market St
Frederick, MA
Iudars
Tu Smallie Ahs Co
Chicago
New Fork
Albert L. Pearre
Chamberlain
Banner of Liberty
Libertytown
A. L. Pearce
W. R. Rudy
Airs
Florida
W. F. Bream
Esra Bai
Steiner Bros
Ektoseo Dr
Herteratina City Hotel
A. Baby
J. BE. Martin
Oat Pater, Fs
Albert L. Peatre
Etchison Building
Noryee
Boles
Alvert L. Pearce
Etchison Baird
Karls Gover
Forssle
Albert L. Pearse Etchinson
Shiloh
Saleby
Pearre
Loy & Perry
East Bai
Anna Giering
Steath
N. J. Wilson
SOE
Excelsior Stove House
J. Wilson
Emory
Pais
Wareis & CG
Jeweies &Liversmiths
Bet
Wea & DL Sta
Washington, PLC
BALA
Roserdds
Tellar
Uragant
Faesfor
Moses P.mples
Leavesutia
Houtsnis
Druss
Mall
TAS
1Mite Manufacturing Co, Chemists
Woodabnro
Frederick, Md
Ed W. Rody
Mt. Airy
Izabl
NEVE
Fursitere
Carty
East Patrick Street
Frederic, Md
Lue
Fud Rae Laagge Wike
Willard C. Keller
South Sarket Si
Nataida
Saltiaore
Grove & Kindley
America
Mathad
Footer's Dye Works
Geteph
Adams
Church St
Rex
Pennsylvania
California
Pacific
New York
Philadelph
Inot
Paseenere D
Bamads
New Orlees
Jacksonville
Floris
Eave Newpoe
Philadelphia
F. Brusry
Broad Street
Pozzosi
W. JH. B. Etchison
Southmaarke
St., Frederick, Mc
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