Local and regional notes of interest and crime
Obituaries list Nathan Carey Jr and other local deaths. Annapolitans win three St Johns College scholarships. Hagerstown adopts health ordinances while rejecting a pigpen nuisance repeal. William Kimmel fatally injured after accident with 140 B&O cars in Cumberland. Ellicott City pier work on the electric railroad depot paused. Thomas Preston convicted at Salisbury of assault. Hurst to Oakland for a campaign speech. Senior Order United American Mechanics prepare parade in Hagerstown for Thanksgiving. Gubernatorial candidates Mesara Lowndes and Hurst visit Cumberland with reception. Anne Arundel GOP requests new ballot boxes. Lowndes hosts a Hagerstown reception. Safe blown in Havre de Grace rail station. no theft. Lutheran Woman's Society at Williamsport reads reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Carey, Jr
Howard Saints
St. John’s College
Annapolitans
Hagerstown
Wiliam Kimmel
Cumberland
Ellicott City
Thomas Preston
Balisbury
Stele Wainwright
Hurst
Oakland
Faulkner
West
United American Mechanics
Mesara
Lowndes
Gomberland
Republican Executive Committee
Anne Arundel County
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Havre de Grace
Woman’s Time and Foreign Missionary Society
Lutheran Synod
Williamsport
Law's Grip Sees Three Kell[y]s Detained in Island Case
In a lengthy hearing three Kell[e]ys were committed to jail after a grisly dog case and related conduct. witnesses Abner Eckoseer and Pedee Jute Ekstein testified as police records list the offender as Frederick Lae. The jailed suspect was described as a hard worker when sober but habitually slips into trouble, and the judge remanded him for thirty days. Nearby, James Spriggs, a Black man, was arrested this morning by County Constable Jobo Simpson and sent to jail on weapons and crossing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner Ecko
Ekstein
Pallce
Salia
James Spriggs
Jobo Simpson
Folice Justice Eckutele
Carryieg Cp Cegied Wronoss
Jell
Christian Endeavor Convention Boat News and Program
The State Convention of Christian Endeavor Societies will meet in Hagera town this month. The City Union Executive Committee and committees met at Bt. Paul's UD Church Friday. A special drive aims to raise 150 for expenses. Mayor Keedy to give welcome, Rev. Delk to preach. luncheon for delegates. Detailed daily program runs Oct 29 to Oct 31 with prayers, addresses by Rev. McMillan Behrenda McCrory Puddisfoot, and notes on reports, elections, and missionary efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Societies
Hageratown
City Union
Christian Endeavor Societeam Bt. Paul
UD. B
M. L. Keedy
Edward Heyl Delk
Cit Zane
Kindly McMillan
Regsurer
W. M. Lockwood
Forrest E. Dager
D. D
Unifa
City and County Union
A. J .F. Behrenda
Brooklyn
Aolo
J. T. McCrory
Pillsburg
Banner
Millstone
W. G. Puddisfoot
South Framingham
Religious notices from city churches latest schedules
News of church services and events in Baltimore with Evang Lutheran and Bengar Dam German Baptists announcing services this evening and tomorrow. Maryand Day exercises by PBC of city begin at 6 15 with special choir music led by Wm Kant Keller. Westminiser Lodge music program tonight at 7 30 in Presbyterian Church lectures room free admission. Woman's Home Missionary Society annual meeting opens yesterday at First Church St Paul and 22nd streets with Miss Maggie Addison present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barvices
Bengar Dam
Maryland
C.E
Wil
Wm. Kant Keller
Westminster Lasgoe
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Home Minsionary Society
Baltimore
Methedlet Epiacopsl
First Church
St. Paul
Atreeta
Maggie Addison
Republicans organize at East Church Street HQ
A Republican voters meeting in the first precinct organized a campaign club with Chas M. Gilpin as chairman and James Hahn as secretary. Plans to elect a president and officers were set for this evening, with a second precinct club to follow, at the same location. Chai Collins reported from Woodatocs on the Frederick exhibition and noted a fine fair despite dry weather and dusty roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Church Street
Chas M. Gilpin
James Hahn
Asrgent At Arms
Siso
Chai Collins
Woodatocs
Frederick
Colling
State school fund grants by race announced for Frederick County
Announced allocations for Frederick County show white schools receiving 4919 dollars 38 cents and colored schools 756 dollars 74 cents as drafts payable at the comptroller's office in Annapolis starting October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller
Frederick County
Marriage Licenses and Court Notices
Marriage licenses issued for Charles Kelley and Ella Shoff. George A. Wise and Edith Kate Long. John Shaw Newman and Amy Rebecca Parsons. The Alamnae of the F.F. Bentinary to meet at the Woman's College on Monday evening. Orphans' Court records property affairs in the estate of Bra M blues, orders renewed and granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kelley
Catoctin
Ella Shoff
Lewistown
George A. Wise
Edith Kate Long
Middletown
John Shaw Newman
Amy Rebecca Parsons
F.F. Bentinary
Cariors
Woman's College
Tavantore
Perssus
Bra
Lessons on Faith and Servitude from Joshua and Ezra
The passage reflects on faithfulness to God, stressing sincerity in service and worship. It recalls Joshua’s farewell, the calling to wholehearted obedience, and the contrast with idolatry as Israel lapses, urging reliance on Christ for true redemption and a return to steadfast devotion.
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Cotaph
Werner
Jerusalem
Jesus
Christ
Justus
Joshua
Joshi
Nun
Joshua mxiv
Arison
Tinmeath-heres
God
Israel
Joseph
John Xyii
Baalim
Baal
Ashtereth
Wight
Jeremiah
Digestive Cardia and Shaker Cure Promoted in Scarce Ad
An odd ad promotes Digestive Cardia as a Shaker prepared remedy for digestive ills. It touts quick stomach relief and health benefits, claims digestion improves, and urges readers to buy a bottle despite dubious claims and warnings about other remedies. The copy mocks dark arts and preaches natural cultivation.
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Thea
Jig
Mt. Selmava
Wwe
Hymeneas and Weddings in Baltimore and Area
Miss Mollie Keeney daughter of Orgs Keeney near Liberty married Maroon Farris formerly of Syria. Ceremony 7 pm at S J Gregorys Catholic Church Baltimore officiated by Rev Owen B Corrigan. Mrs Murphy announces wedding of Miss Fancie Murphy to Frank Vincent Staub in Baltimore Novitiate ceremony Oct 17 at 2 pm. Engagement announced of BH Wineberg and Miss Dollander both of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris
Keenet
Mollie Keeney
Orgs Keeney
Near Liberty
Maroon Farris
Syria
Owen B. Corrigan
S J. Gregory's Catholic Church
Baltimore
Misa Keeney
Jos D Murphy
Fancie Murphy
Frank Vincent Staub
BH. Wineberg
Mise Dollander
Mr. Wineberg
Hotel Arrivals
Yesterday noon arrivals include Orry Bore and a long list of guests from cities such as Wilmington Chicago Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and New York at multiple hostelrys. Names appear with towns and counties, indicating a steady influx of visitors and residents checking in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry
Farman
Wilmington
J. G. Lanning
Chicago
Ira Murley
Jenkins
Aug
Steinberg
Rice
Lampheimer
E. A. Smith
Baltimore
C. Bellman
Aratown
A. Franklin
Richmond
W. F. Robartson
C. L. Palmer
Washington
J. K. Bearlett
B. W. Nolbeck
Bageratown
Caniin Houser
George Foote
J. McIntosh
J. Jenkins
Washington County
Farm near Emmitsburg sold for 27.70 per acre
The Marino farm near Emmitsburg in this county, consisting of 194 acres, was sold the other day by Hon. F. J. Nelson trustee to Mr. Jonas Summers of Jackson district for 27 dollars and 70 cents per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marino
Ban Marino
Emmissburg
F. J. Nelson
Jonas Summers
Jackson District
Unreliable Remedies Promised in Advertisements
A garbled ad promises pills that cure nothing, claiming pills do not cure constipation or regulate bowels, with exaggerated claims of universal effectiveness. It advertises refunds for throat and lung disease cures and touts Shiloh's Cure as a superior option, listing Albert L. Pearre as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup CO
Francisco
CAL Jolisville
Forgalebert L. Peatre
Stehteon
Bhilog
Albert L. Pearre
Etoinson
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1808
The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet in Cleveland, Ohio, in March 1808. The church reports about three million members in twenty-two thousand churches, with a total investment approaching 170 million dollars in plants and endowments. The session will address constitutional questions, including the status of women, and is expected to be intensely debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Methodia
E.iscopsl
Clevelord
Ohi O
Distinguished Visitors at Braddock Heights Summers
Names cut on the observatory include Chea De Bryno Belfast Ireland Count Von Ein Stein Vienna Austria Count Von Waldersse Potsdam Prussia and others from around the world. Also notes a 315 year old chair and an advertisement for various medicines with testimonials from Miss Edith Leatherman and Mrs E G Gregory among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Chea
de Bryno
Belfast
Ireland
Count von Ein Stein
Vienne
Austria
Count von Waldersse
Potsdam
Proassia
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George
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Bene Bk
Karis Clover
Albers Albert L. Pearre
Wes Nerrods
Kasia Glover
Albert L Pearre
Richison Batd
Hymeneas
Shiloh
L. Pearre
Tutt
Geo. A. Gilberta
Frederick, Md
Edith Leatherman
Chamberlain
E.G. Gregory
Frederickstown
A. L. Peare
W. R. Rudy
Aft
Aiey
Oaby
Albert L. Pours
Ee Sweeney
ShUch
Alsert Uo. Paarre
Etchian Building
F. F. Tyeryar
Gunn
Eisen
Revolvern
Gan Clothing
Tos Sportman
E. C. Or
Frank F. Tyeryar
Guncwich
East 4Th
Prederick
Cary
Eulag
Carty
Patrick
Loox
Fahrney
N. J. Wilson & Son Telephone
Uptomas
Citt Commercial College
P.O
Topeks
Kansas
Weuthiawly
BAKER
J. J
Remsbure
North Market St. Frederick
iMd
Baptist Caurch
Neponsee
Vivi
Vitali
Pivell
Peare
Sung EN
Uma
Meqioime CO
River St
Chicaqe Ce
Schier Bros
Druceiste Afeeorricn
Romdler
Ramtier Bicycles
Cale
JOR
SB. Etcelisomn
Ateleprove
South Market Street
Frederick WD
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