Maryland Temperance Alliance eyes permanent headquarters
The Maryland State Temperance Alliance plans to buy property at 116 West Mulberry Street near the Enoch Pratt Library for 4000 to 5000 dollars to serve as permanent headquarters. Rev Henry Brasch presided, Rev W G Herbert won the secretary post, and a committee including Prof J K Taylor was named to arrange the purchase. The resolution was unanimously approved amid a brighter outlook for the alliance.
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Marsiead Mate Temperasce Alliance
Wu Purchase
Baltimore Rocally
Henry Brasch
W G. Herbert
J. K. Taylor
Oun
Maryland State Temperance Alliance
West Mulberry Street
Tne
Enoch Pratt Library
Csm Ostice
Henry Branch
Willis E Walton
Henry Hooper
F. B Marlig
Ree
A J. Gull
RB. Williams
Herbert
Yeate
Hagerstown Street Railway Contract Awarded
News items report the Hagers town Street railway contract awarded amid other county notes. A Benstor contest in Carroll is expected to be decisive. Mrs Walden of Carroll breaks her arm in a driving accident. George Gross a colored oysterman drowns near Annapolis Trofey s Point. A white man s body found along the Federals arg railroad in Caroline. W Petherbridge contends for Anne Arundel county commissioner and may seek tobacco inspector post.
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Hagerstown
Benstor
Carroll County
Wm. T. Walden
Carroll
George Gross
Trofey
Caroline County
W.¥. Petherbridge
Anne Arundel
Ofice of Tobacco
Heart Hoge. Ephriam Epler Kills Four Fine Bots on State Mostant
Ephriam Epler of West Patrick Street killed four fine bots on the State Mostant with the heaviest weighing 300 pounds.
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Heart Hoge
Ephriam Epler
West Patrick Street
Mostant
Cadet Drill Winners in School Colors Contest
A competitive drill between Company 8 and Cadet Battalion veterans conducted at Joba's Literary Time Gymnasium, drew a large crowd. Company 8, led by Captain C. Fras Beckey, won the colors contest by a narrow margin judged by Lieutenant Salpey and Sergeant Dixon. Cadet corps impressed with uniforms and new drums, while notables like Prof T A Gatza and Col Hassell attended. Cadet companies form nationwide, backed by army leaders seeking pupil military programs.
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Joba
Spadtoes Court
Athool
C. Fras Beckey
Salpey
Dixon
Margie
Imerii
T. A. Gatza
Predericz
Hassell
Beczler
Jasirac
Dram
United States Army
E L. Bourntz
Personal Thanksgiving Visits Across Cities
Purely personal notes list Richard Potts and Dr Charles MacGill in Washington, Thomas A Chapine and Geo Wueoxon in Baltimore for Thanksgiving, Dr Charles Smith of Washington visiting parents here, Richard Mareen Duvall with Miss Ma Katharine Goldaborough in West Patrick street, Wm Levy of Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, Prof J A M Passmore of Philadelphia visiting E L Bobbits, Mrs Charles Lewis of Texas with the Misses Johnston, Mrs Charles Moberly Jr of Washington visiting parental home, L S Clingan’s, L Tilton visiting Washington DC.
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Richard Potts
Charles MacGill
Rlenda
Washington
Thomas A. Chapine
Geo. Wueoxon
Tenda
Baltimore
Charles Smith
Richard Mareen Duvall
Katharine Goldaborough
West Patrick Street
Wm. Levy
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimors
J A. M. Passmore
Philadelphia
E. L. Bobbits
Third Street
Charles Lewis
Texas
Johnston
South Market Street
Charles Moberly, Jr
Washington, DC
Clingan
L. Tilton
Washington, D.C
Pleasant Socials at Wachter Residence and Canton Dance
Mr and Mrs Charles A Wachter hosted a social at their Asimony Grove area home with music and a cordial crowd including Bliss Joale Mato El sie Remabaig and many others. A second gathering in Canton Ohio featured cards games and music with Dolls Cock Frank Scholl and Nevie Kramer among attendees. A Junior Hall dance Thursday night completed a busy social week with Rundes Orchestra providing the entertainment.
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Charles A. Wachter
Asimony Grove
Bliss Joale Mato
Elsie Remabaig
Phebe Wachter
Treasle Haines
William Stall
Misa Mary Cronise
Helens Haines
Ermamod Uth Wachter
Hanna Ziegler
Elizabeth Gesey
Susen Creazer
G. W. Walker
Brownlogeville
G. H King
Frederik
Jeaste Haines
Wihtsm Stall
Spangler
Penzeylynals
Americus Oronice
Daniel Smith
George Cain
Clinton Sunday
Howard Wachter
Clayton Granice
Tourese Wachter
Canton
Ohio
Misa Dollle Cock
Frank Scholl
Frederick
Scholl
Thore
Toe Mitsen
Marthe Zlezemeier
Gertrude Kramer
Scille Cook
Maud McMurray
Nevie Kramer
Messrs
Ed. Ziegemeier
Ned L
Perkins
Walter Ahnsertoer
Frank Scholi
Owen Prouts
Major Picton Endorses Cokie Cholera Remedy at Hotel
Major Hicton, manager of the state Hotel at Denison Texas, extols a cholera and diarrhoea remedy named Cokie, claiming personal use and guest success. He notes it as a safe, reliable cure and recommends it for sale by A L Pearre Frederick W Ro dy Mt Aizy.
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CT. Picton
State Hotel
St Denison
Texas
Monsey
Thant Lain
Hicton
A. L Pearre
Frederick
W. Rody
Mt Aizy
Ches
Aero
Columbus
Qobio
Cortider
King
Jama Hotel
Warne
Meril
Sara
Bemmite
Chicago
A. Pearre
Babt's Life Saved Amid Croup Rescue Scene
A historical fragment describes medical care by Aubert I and Mra J. B. Martin Bantaville as a baby survives a dangerous croup episode. Names include Wy baby bad croup and Mohdan Buiking with mentions of Ai Poresis and Albert Pears.
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A Babt
J. B. Martin Bantaville
Albert
Pears
Mohdan Buiking
German Baptist Church News and Services
German Baptist Church notices from Myeredate Pa list G Lint to conduct Saturday evening and Sunday services plus dedication on Sunday. Regular Sunday appointments recalled after evening meeting series with Eder Dowe of near German Baptist Cleared. Baptism by K der Harg noted on Wednesday with twenty three converts baptized in a forty mile trip.
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Kiderc G. Lint
Myeredate
Seterdsyevevieg
Norv
Tea Oslock
West Foerth Street
Eder Dowe
Msking Loei
K.der Harg
Ofty Mines
Died at Pensaville Mrs Farrell and Family News
The obituary notes the death of Mrs James Roscrell in Pensaville after a long rheumatic illness. It lists her children and mentions services at the Lutheran Church in Jefferson, with interment at a local cemetery tomorrow afternoon. Also reported are deaths of infant child Lewis B and Mrs Mull of Braddock, with funeral details pending.
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Mas. Farrell
Mredamvel F. Disses
Ger Fonera
Jeereon
Geo G. Moll
Braddock
Braddock Church
Mt Olivet
Fire Panic at a Church Fair Tragedy in Armory Crowd
An immense crowd at a church fair in the clay armory caused a deadly fire when a booth lamp exploded. Dozens were trampled while fleeing through a single exit as many leapt from windows. Two prisoners fatally injured. Several others seriously hurt.
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Woostes
Misa Myrile
Mia
Carey McBua
Solera
Ods
Bleu
Licely
Jennis Putnam
Milfond Snyder
Sharp
Samuel and David in God's selection of service
A devotional commentary on first Samuel chapter sixteen, noting how God directs Samuel to anoint David as ruler, the pitfalls of judging by outward appearance, and the call to wholehearted obedience. It emphasizes trust in divine guidance, the danger of clinging to what God disapproves, and the example of choosing the unlikely servant.
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Samuel
Saul
Bethlehem
Paby
Isaxi
Jer
Leexy
Johnny
Jeremiah
Ezekial
Jesus Christ
Ezek
John xii
Eliab
Jessa
Christ
I Johny
Israel
Jerusalem
David
Jesus
Hes
Jossu
Samael
Jesse
Sii
Luiwe
Samual
Health and beauty through Dr. Pierce’s remedies
An appeal claims health measures outshine cosmetics and asserts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets cure female ailments and constipation. It urges self trial, hygienic care, and promises stronger health and fuller figure, urging stamps for a mail order medical book.
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Oman
Dr. Pierce
Dr Pierce
Common Sense
Main St
Buffalo, N.Y
Collision injures Cottman party and kills Berry on Marsland bridge
A trolley car on the city and suburban lines collided yesterday with the carriages of J Hough Cottman, killing John Berry the colored coachman and badly injuring Mr and Mrs Cottman. The crash occurred on the Marsland avenue bridge when the trolley struck the front of the carriage. the carriage was demolished but the horses escaped unharmed.
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Baltdice
J. Hough Cottman
John Berry
Consumption an be Cured By trease of dhild's Cures
Great Ber breRletiacin promises cure for consumption. Ad claims a method or product to treat disease, urging readers to purchase. The wording is garbled but suggests a medical cure and sales push, typical of period medical advertisements.
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DHS
D. Fahrney & Bon
Rstows
Dhild
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