Interesting Gathering Gomt Asnaal Convention Opens in Carroll County
The Christian Endeavor Union plans a semi annual convention in Westminster on Oct 17 and 18 with a preparatory meeting at Lutherans church on Wednesday at 7 30 pm Fitness for Service is the prep topic The convention sermon Thursday morning at the Methodist Protestant church by Dr W J Danbar Baltimore Paged on Pledged Service A sermon by Rev C A Oliver of York Personal work for Boalt Also on Thursday afternoon reports from societies county and a milk banner award for missions The evening offers a prayer meeting and a temperance address by Dr Tagg Baltimore Friday morning includes Boston convention reports and a missions address by Dr J W Horing The Friday afternoon Junior rally features Miss Louis J Graddick and talks on Individuality and Christian Endeavor Possibilities The Friday night schedule includes simultaneous consecration services in both Methodist churches with sermons by Dr Branch and Rev Chas Oliver A noon prayer meeting is set for 1 30 pm Thursday and Friday with five Bands of Endeavors across Westminster A prayer meeting at 4 45 pm Thursday and Friday at Western Maryland College and the new hymn book will be issued at the convention
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Lutheras Church
W. J. Danbar
Baltimore
Boalt
C. A. Oliver
York
Tho Teday
Tressurer
Etrute
Tagg
Boston
J. W. Horing
Misa Louis J. Graddick
C. Birnie
T. C. Crouse
M. P
Roy
M. E. Church
Chas
Oliver
Westminster
Eayvarer
Christian Endeavor
Maryland College
Weederful Exhibitos at Midway Fair Aboard the Exposition
The writer recalls a week at the Great Exposition on Midway Plea sance with President and cabinet procession, races, displays, and crowds. Notable attractions include the East Java candy booths, machinery exhibits, and the Midway’s chaotic energy. A cheeky episode at the confectionery corner sparks lighthearted scandal among festival-goers. The piece closes with plans for winter work and mentions travel to Hagerstown for a fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ce Pais
Hugercowan
Reduced Rates to Expositions by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to the Cotton States and International Exposition in Atlanta Georgia from November 18 to December 1. Tickets are sold for travel to Atlanta and return at reduced rates, with prices advertised in The Bows.
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Penneylvania Railroad
Atlanta
Penneylvants Railroad Company
Local notes on politics peaches and curiosities
A scattered collection of items from the Republic county political meeting to peach shipments from Keedynville, land prices near Cavetown, and odd local anecdotes. Names include Dr. Barnard O. Steloer and Mr. Ira VY Harshman with various minor incidents and curiosities. The Stain Republican Executive Committee plans a mass meeting in Frederick on October 21.
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Repatican
Onn Ral
Ganers
Grant
Jefferson Davis
Barnard O. Steloer
John GQ. Morris
Keedynville
Elaa Stottlemoor
Wolfaville
Bia Farm
Ira VY. Harshman
Berlin
Vianna
Paris
Weshington County
Cavetown
Felix Faure
Aluhe Thiers
George D. Routzaba
Myere- Fille
Anne Arundel County
Myersville
Lewis Lamar
Woltaville
Myeraville
C H. Grossnick
Boyd W. Turner
Frederick
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Buffalo Bus
Grand Jury
Jake P. Horn
Victorieo Sardon
Death notices and obituaries from Middletown valley area
Deaths include John D. Fink aged 70 of Middletown valley with funeral at Gutheria church and interment in Lutheran cemetery, and John Swope of Garfield aged 70 with funeral at Bethel church. Cyrue Sensenbaugh died aged 22 years 10 months near Wolfsville. Mary O. Magruder aged 69 dies on Court street with funeral at All Saints chapel. Allen Sheridan Trimmer, 13, dies after a horse kick. Sarah Bernhardt and Theodore Roosevelt listed with ages among notable figures.
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Vale Victory
Middletown
John D. Fink
Fink
Washington
Hae
Samuel and
Elizabeth Fink
Middletown Valley
Reuben A. Fink
Jacob Fink
West
Ellisbeth Bevin
Waynesboro
Gutheria Church
Lutheran Cemetery
CTBUS
Sembenbator
Cyrue Sensenbaugh
James Sensenbaugh
Wolfaville
Lutheran Church
Wolfsville
A. M. Smith
A. Grove
Magnudee
Mary O. Magruder
Court Street
Bright
Magruder
Misa Mary Cashton
Seypera Brothers
Montgomery County
All Saints Chapel
Oilver Cemetery
Allen Sheridan Trmmar
Abraham Trimmer
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
Patient recovers after risky neck vein trial in British hospital
A Chicago Record article reports a daring medical experiment in a British hospital where tissue was placed around a patient’s jugular area. The patient reportedly recovered and faced the renewed test with vigor, claiming fear no longer accompanies the procedure.
Notable trials and deaths across early 20th century notices
Scattered items report Mrs Gurdon and ally involved in London speculation with Gordon assets, and Frederick Sinclair claiming legitimacy claims. James J. Brooks, ex US secret service chief, dies in Detroit aged. Harriet Ryan, 5, dies in Samantosga after self‑immolation. Charles Cares convicted for abducting Maggie Berry in Port Norvis. A demented woman dies in New York after setting fire to her clothing. The News notes a tax and bank interest dispute, a Camden railroad matter, and Connecticut veterinary licensing proposals in progress.
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Mra Gordota Baarand
Charles Roussel
Fergustin
Atmstad
Gordox
Landen
Herbert Breha
Gorion
Nself
Herbert K Bis
London
Resis
Gurdon
Shaul
Jos
Quive
Usband
Frederick Sinclair
Samatosga
N.Y
Harriet Ryan
Henry J. Fuller
King’s Station
Wilton
Stock and Produce Markets in Philadelphia and New York
Closing quotes show stock volume down about 45.09 shares from yesterday, with room traders driving most dealings. Grain and dairy prices vary, with superfine flour steady at 2.40, extras at 2.50, and various futures and live stock prices noted. Cattle and hog markets are slow, with some categories showing limited activity and prices holding near prior levels. Congregational Missionaries report American Board gains with 366 more native preachers, totaling 3,170.
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New Fork
del. & Bydsos
Central
N. Bee
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
No. Y
West Shors
Genest
Patladelphia
Fok Westerm
Fom
Oats
Siac
Esid Bic
Cora
Fay Firm
Timdeel Steary
New York
York Lance
York
Pennshire Rouse
Lilge
West
Wania
Arte Wipestone
Tragic Coal Train Wreck Claims Port Richmond Man
In Aubur n Pennsylvania a coal train wreck near Auburn claims Frank Schlear a 20 year old from Port Richmond Philadelphia He was ground to pieces with the largest surviving fragment of him a band recovered amid the wreckage.
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Reapirs
Aubum
Frank Schlear
Port Richmond
Philadelphia
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Creas
Jos Ball Street
the Daily News
SA Toruay
Carroll Co
Syfurthicg
California
FG Syrup CO
TRE
TEE
Patclek
Erlawcracy
Europe
Stsieo
Ohl
West Arena
Tommy
Beardiess
Qld
Giel
John Eisenhawer
Limoges
Allen Grambins
Michael Angelo
McGill
Smith
Walker
Buckley
Darrow
Jim Afll
Babbitt
Efall
Hittie Rhoades
Lexington Market
Laurela
Ed. Shriner
Tal Tal
Crarceny
Theoaa
Share Vana Man
Pda
Rnnier
Tami
BaTestad
Foor
John Turnbull, JR. & CO
West Baltimore Street
Peuceetsarpets
John Turnbull, Jr., & Co
West Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Norzt
Bobby
Sii
Uae
Sistag
Aceisialvoa
Carty
Patice
ST. Predseick
Erie Glis
Hd General
Terest
SWOPE
Garfield
County
John Swope
Margaret Kantsberry
Josish Hurley
Johos
John Kobu
Samuel Pryor
John
Bethelchurch
Isaac Bosell
Sarah Bernhardt
Theodore Roosevelt
Will Carleton
C P. Huntington
Thomas B. Reed
Renner & Kemp
Krahr
James J. Brooks
United States Secret Service Department
Ah. Brooks
United States
BringeErort
N.J
Cumberland County
Charles Cares
Charles Sabb
Port Norvis
Maggie Berry
Nabb
Millville
Reiserin
Cares
Ib Tuor
Fevdral
Aving
Mveage
Mimbare
Pribe Committee
Stevenson
Perl
Air Sietenson
Thas Street
Stevenon
Atmantic
Oficinis
Camden and Sitio Company
Yesterlay
Dhanersy
Atlanto
Connecticut
Wrew Haven
Com-reep Reutines Smon
C. MeXi
Terry Vee
Tivense
Uoor
Joe
Aphade
East Armentr
C. Danis
Amrican Board
Reet, Frederick
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