Notable Local Events and Incidents Noted in Brief
Events of interest across cities include a fur sale in Hagerstown, the Kent County Farmer's Institute organization, and Col James G Barrett denied rez retration in Carroll. Destruction of Leuve Church and Masonic Temple by fire, a suicide verdict in Cambridge, and a Potomac division wreck near Cumberland are reported. An 16 year old Baltimore boy struck by a train at Jastington with leg amputation and Chanted Wood sale at auction for 29000 dollars are listed among incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Kent
Farmer's Institute
James G. Barrett
Carroll County
Bay
Balimore
Orth Streets
Baltimore
Charles J. Bonaparte
Internal Revenue Officer
Baltmore
Bss
Egsin
Washington
John Sheridan
Eedioul Ie
Mc Etuley
Paul Boynton
Grecomoact
North Avenues
Pennsylvnia Railroad
Greenwood and
Ellendale
Dal
Queen Anne's Railroad
John Frederick Soever
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sltimore
General Clarke on Mobile export growth and docks
General Clarke president of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad notes a sharp rise in Mobile exports and predicts the need for two miles of new wharf along the river. He cites 419 cars awaiting elevator passage and talks of a second elevator to handle rising freight. July to September shipments reached 49,000 tons. local yards are congested, prompting a belt of three months of construction. Two large steamships visited Mobile last Friday for foreign ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Clarke
Mobile
James C. Clarke
Mobile and
Clarke Saya Tani
Mobile and Ohio
Darior
Setember
Atable
Ohe Hallrgsd
General Carke
Bo croGed
Mobileoad
Local farmer boosts corn yields in county fields
Wachter, a well known farmer from Yaikersville in the county, reports 18 percent increase yielding on 12 acres of fine corn. He also notes a large field producing 55 barrels from three acres. A rare boast for county farmers amid rising yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Wachter
Yaikersville
Wachter
Trustee Appointed in Branawick Case
The jury in the Hamilton case in Branawick concluded the prisoner was an inebriste and ordered a trustee to manage his possessions. The inquiry drifted from Monday and extended to yesterday before reaching this outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jury de Janstico Inquirendo
John Hamilton
Branawick
Mosday
Building Sold in Hagerstown for 16085
The Orndorff building on Worth Potomac street Hagerstown consisting of worn rooms and a dwelling house sold at public sale to McCardell Brothers for 16085 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orndorff
Worth Potomac Street
Hagerstown
McCardell Brothers
Prize winners at Frederick County Fair show many entries
The Frederick County fair list records prize results across livestock pigs sheep and garden produce. Entries include class winners for beef cattle cattle and hogs, pigs aged two years and under, garden vegetables, fruits, and baked goods with names like Lew Lewis and Witter prominent among exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cusa
Tee News
Reacy Thoray
Merrie Steeg
Ted Buea
Witter
George
Gee. Tod
Pasa
John Waite Conrad
Jutin White
J.C Times
J.C. Loge
Basie
Degas
CW. Lewie
Rasen
M. Yuba
Joho Hobkay
Jostua
M. Yobo
A. LD
Chia
St Yohn
W. Owls
Yoho
W. BE
Kefauver
C. W. Lewis
Bet
Lewis
Dod
W. E. Kefauvers
CW Lewis
Tod
W. E Kefauver
C W. Lewis
BE Kefauver
Wi. Lewis; Best Sow Bel. 6 Sod Lt Months, W. Erelauver; 2Nd, C. W. Lewis
W. Lewis
Claus Ne
ST. Oritile Moys
Ramsburg
J. J. Trousan
D.C. Kamshun
Ke Gorman
D .C. Itamsgburg
John Koelky
Huger
J.C. Huffer
Ge Thomas
Huffer
W. L. Culler
Ry David Cramer
Bert
S. M. Kefauvers
C. Ghia
U.huffar
Eloyer Head
W. Lb
Culler
Culler, Ver Timothy
J.C. Hutter
Florr
Ae. Best
Famour
EB. D. Kiners
Fragmented OCR names and phrases in local notice
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple personal names and phrases likely from a local column or notices. Readable items include several personal names such as Mrs Davis and Miss Bertie, with scattered references to beverages and locations. The overall content is garbled and lacks coherent events or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Afazag
Cramer
Amee Davis
Aaron Ways
Aurin Davis
Ge Tof Howard
EB. Cutler
Geo. W. Beno
Worden
Ohio
FR. Urbe
Aaron UV Gorman
W. L. Culler
Agros Vavis
Pomotogical Department
JK. Gurton
Z. ‘Thomas
F. T. Lakin
J. H. Gorman
U. BE. Kiona
J. St. Gorman
King of 'Fompking County, J. Allen Grumbine: the S Baldwit
JE. Hargett
York
Mom
Witter
J. K. Gorman
Kinna
Rhoie Island
J. Goraan
H. B. Reefer
Beg Davis
Kelena
H. B. Wieter
Dominie
Agron Davis
EB. Kinna
Bist Epiczonberger Ksopas
Falk
Jaimes River
Rachel Jenoit
FT. Lake Prara
Peata
J. Gorman
J. R. Gormin
Lawrence
J. KK. Gorman
Gorman
J. A A. Grumbins
J. A. Grumue
Thomas Stoll
Aaron Aavis
Thos. Stull
Catawba
Tiagara
Brighton
Bat Rogers
G. Thomas
Clase No
Household Department
r.—Bestham
B.capton Zimmerman
Mra. C. FP
T. Howard
Mira
Alien
Eliza Haller
Ada Brown
Tnd
Etta Routzabn
Elizeer
Cass No. Ac
John Hershoeper
Baumgardner
Clara
Colentz
Pest
Rani
Bram
Georse Wolfs
Ideapale
Hiram Keefer
J. Baumearies
Col. Hayden
Sampetanne
Hosa Man
Minnie Farla
M. Sepringtom
Hagerstown Fair Opens Amid Rain and Mixed News
The Washington County Agricultural and Mechanical Association fair opened in Bayerstown with cloudy skies and light rain. About 2000 attendees toured the grounds as driver Joseph B. R. Smith was thrown from a sulky in the quarter stretch, suffering a scalp wound and concussion, while his horse kicked him in the head. Races later noted Fanfe Ui teme and Leertes 935 in the 2.45 event. Local residents Wm. Kolb and John Davis resumed activities after illnesses, and Dr T. Eader returned to the office after a grip-related illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waelington County Agricultural and Medisate Association
Bayerstown
Joseph B .R. Smith
G. W. Smith
Frederick
BE. A. Warehelm
C. AM. de Garmendia
B. Smith
Excursionists to Hagerstown for county fair trip
Twenty two excursionists depart from Frederick over the Baltimore and Ohio and twenty five over the Pennsylvania Railroad this morning for Hagerstown. The Independent Dram Company with twenty five men, led by drum major Frank B. Rhodes, leaves for the fair. Also notes on local medical remedies and advertisements for Pan-Tina and King’s New Discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagertown
Frederick
Baltimore
Obi
Pennsylvania
Hagerstewn
Independent
Dram Corpor
Frank B. Rhodes
Hare
Hagerstown
Local acts by Frederick performer and patent remedies touted
A Frederick entertainer Clarence Devilbies joins Dr Miller's show to perform in Hagerstown this fall. The piece promotes various patent remedies including Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised for quick relief, Shiloh's remedies for catarrh and consumption, and Karl's Clover Boot Tea for constipation, with several local merchants named as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Clarence Devilbies
Schieravilla
Dr. Miller
Atte
Hagerstown
Devilletes
Walker
W. B. Guinnip
Aten
Taken In Faithful Ad for Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
A fragmented ad reproduces a sensational claim about Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery curing coughs lung diseases and other ailments. It promises testimonials from patients who were cured, requests address and a penny for a booklet, and directs readers to Worth's Dispensary Medical Association at 663 Main Street Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmen Brown
Mill 81
South Gardner
Mass
Lucy
Bim
Bes
Bla
A. L. Pearre
Bert Robinson
Pierce
Worth
Dispensart Medical Association
Main Street
Butado
N.Y
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Boyall
York City
the Daily News
News OF the State
Peerite
Flandels
Bree
Lia
Barreonica
Juha Kester
Mary C Thermugh
Davis Chater
Hoo Witter
Wise Gaver
Heer Stierwee
Welleytan Hammad
Mary Nutoagh
Nev
Abes Lowe
Finck
Xruder
Bertie Droteshung
Terry
Mere Jobe Hallper
Gest Cherry
Heb Watters
Dinward
Clare Hrusaer
Ateberrs
Mie
Lalu Dattoer
Witter, Tod
Lodu Herron
Hagerstown Fair
Kolb
John Davis
East Third Street
Eader
Gail Borden Eagle
Aia $B. News
Pall and Wintir
Hat Belboy
Geo. A. Gilbert
Boa
North Market
Proderick. Wd
Gost
Co. E. Cline
Koellef
Dintreesiay
Digenseg
Soltoy J. A. Willamson
Felderick. Md
Steiner Bros. Drug Store
N. J. Silesh & Scr
Karl
Albart L. Me
Etchieor
Excelsior Stove House
Albert L. Pearre
Etchisoe Suddne Vo
Shiles
Etchison
P. S
C. Wellax Cs
A Roy
N. F
Alport L. Pearre
Brabisos
Wilson & Soa
America
Mane
Footer's Dye Works
Cumberland, MI
LE Adaes
Church St
Anna
Statner Broad
Bavee
Shiloure
Ani
Bert L. Pearre
Brobleon
Dr. Herter
Ma Fer
Shlich’s
Uatarrh Somedy
Prins &O Cents
Nasai
Storireo
Albert L. Pestre
Shiloh
Albart L Pearce
Eare
Seer Bros. Druggists
North Market Street
Carty
DEAS
Ade
Hon
Patrick Shesh
Prederick
Underryaaring Aipecialty
Gwe Fox
Trunks
Grove & Kindley
Willard C. Keller
South
BR. Bharris & CO
Jewelers & Siveremiths
Gts
F. F. Tyeryar
Practical Gansmith
Marrisad
Balsa’ OF
Roseburs
South Market Street
Frederick, MO
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