Wonderful Niagara excursions offered by B and O Railroad
The B and O Railroad announces two additional excursions to Niagara Falls on October 9 10 and 12 with ten day tours visiting Watkins Glen Glen Rock Mauch Chunk Gareva Rochester and Buffalo. Special express train from Washington to Falls via Candem passes daylight scenery. Round trip and excursion tickets $11.05 or more details from agents in Baltimore Frederick and general passenger office. Don’t forget the dates October 9 10 and 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Bates
Niagara
Canden
Baltimore
Frederick
Dearess
Agantarta J. M Cohryver
Genere
Wasnington
Washington City
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington
Sraitheonian Institution
Hbesurifal Zoological Garden
Ite Animal Kingdom
Pable
Aragie
Mt. Vernon
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ais
Buckeystew
Doubs
Cate Isabington Junction
Mount Mary’s Alemt Association Reunion at Carrollton Hotel
The Sigmon Reunion notes an annual banquet of the Mount Mary’s Alemat Association set for October 18 at the Carrollton Host. John J. Rooney of New York is president and Rev B J Bradley is secretary. The banquet program includes addresses by Rev Dr William Osra and Bishop J M Watterson among others. About eighty attendees expected. committee meeting tomorrow afternoon at the hotel parlors.
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Sigmon
Mount Rt. Mary
Carrollton
John J. Rooney
New York
B. J. Bradley
Bt. Mary’s College
Edmltsburg
Montsla
Jules Judge
James AisSherry
Wm. Oasra
Mt. St. Mary's Osailege
Ene
Watterson
D.D
Golum- Lut
State Political and Social Notices From Across Maryland
Scanet fever shuts Aberdeen pub school. Democratic primaries held in Allegany County. Johns Hopkins opens with higher attendance. Gen John W Horo dies in Prince Georges County at 56. Major William B Matthews dies in Charles County at 71. Gowin H McGee famed horse trainer dies at Hotel Baltimore. Robert B H Clark Jr denied admission to Maryland Institute scholarship by Councilman Cargill. Baltimore convention factions name candidates for state and local offices. Cumberland hosts Republican county convention. David E Dick named for State Senate. Convention sentiments mark blow to Gov Lowndes and Wellington without his name in renominating list.
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Aberdeen
Allegees
Johns Hopkins University
John W. Horo
Prince Georges’s
William B. Matthews
Charles Cunty
Gowin H. d McGee
Baltimore
Robert BH. Clark, Jr
L. Sidney McGrath
Bomeraet
Salisbury
Worcester
G. M. Hamilton
Mateball
Bellmore
Schryver
Johnson
Beddinger
Nass
Orphane’ Court
Rond of Trade
Levering
Joans Booking University
Garmen
Baltimore County
John
Wilaoa
Catonsvile
G A
John Gil
Albeany County
Cumberland
David £. Dick
State Senate
Lowndes
Weillngton
Blosa
Wellington
October Weather Forecast From Fragmented Sun to Cold Waves
The passage outlines a sequence of October weather events with warmer days early in the month followed by a high barometer and frosty nights near the full moon. It notes autumn storms around the 9th to 10th and again from the 15th to 19th bringing warmer trends then a return to cold weather. Centers of disturbance around the 21st and 22nd, hard storms on the 20th, and a cold northward wave concluding the period.
Baltimore Centenary Celebration Plans at Electric Park
A note on Baltimore’s upcoming centennial charter celebration set for tomorrow at Electric Park. The item mentions J. E. Gemmulci decorating his home at 927 North Carey with various flags and items linked to the Philadelphia Centennial of 1876. Also references Tonics and remedies advertised locally, including Ehnioh’s Caarrh Remedy and Clover Hoot Tea, with local shop and guaranty claims.
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Baltimore
Electric Park
J. E. Gemmulci
North Carey Street
Eorce
Philadelphia
British North America
Francic
Ali
Olivet Cemetery
Frederick
Holy Matrimony Questioned by Medical Claims
Fragmentary historical notice warns of public objections to marriage despite medical warnings about disease and contagion. It references physicians and a patent medicine claim about curing a contagious illness and urges lawful scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aogéal Ps Seves
News of the Churches and Religious Notices
Church notices report the State convention of the Y P C U to meet at the U B Church in Reccynville in October 1920 and other meetings in Annapolis Baltimore and Boonsboro. It mentions sermons and services at Grace Reformed Pleasant Hill and Courleaville, plus laymen conventions in Baltimore and the Thirty third Degree gathering in Washington.
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Y.P.C. U
U. B
Reccynville
Neisgel
Christian Woman’s Board of Missions
Annapolis
Home Missions
General Synod of
The
Lutheran Church
Carrolios
Baltimore
Costelie
Episcopal Church
Sharpsburg
Boonsboro
Grace Reformed Congregation
Plessant Hil
Reformed Church
Courleaville
Nex
Scottieh Kitte Masons
Washington
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the Daily News
S3agut
Cansul
Maryad
L A. W
Maryisrd
Chestertown
Sagae
Carcbaco Ct
Odisiel Circes Sittras
Cuba
Riess
Eias
Dusiness
Tod
Aig
Abasintel
Fue
Rome
A. B. Pearse
Cedwelis
Thom-Sais
Doarra
Voice
Florida
Ite B
Syaaa
Liye Vax
Piorida
Saya
Red Ag
Steiner Bros
Cagsters
Ibert Ly
CRA Pustamies
Eichison
Tzet Birset
Freberl
East Patrick Street
News OF the State
Ehnioh
Gustapien
Albert L. Poarreona
Guamutee
Bitchison
Thaha Nackser
Nola Dylbert
Pearte Ona
Richison
W.S. Miller. & Co
Anna Giering
Womer Jonty
Mai
Tirore Street
Ey Cooxeh
ELY
Arnt
LLY Bruthe
Buffalo
Chas
N. Hauer
Pegpristoe
Mall
Royal Medicine Co
Frederics
Schley & Bro
Druggtats
Mam
Amin
A. Gilbert
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
R. Taylor
Alaska
Fairbank’s
N.K. Fairbank Company
Ghlesge
St Louis
Boston
News OF the Churches
Borairg
Sati Bs
J. A. Willarsoc
Deruggis
Prderick
A.e Salter
Bioh
Pearre
Risiner Bros Arag
Market Street
Rhitoh
A. L. Peastre
Etchison Building
Lowenstein & Wertheiner
Wvr
Frederick City
Merchant Tailoring
Lowensten & Wertheimer
Carty
Bow
Frederick, Wd
B. H. Blackston & Son
John T. Lewis & Bros. CO
South Front St
Saes
Eagle Brand
Estiey
Newsgox
Willard
Melceg
BF St
Frederick, Mr
Grand Rapids
H E. B. Htchison
Southmarket &St
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