Notable Events and Local Notices From Cumberland Area
A compilation of brief items from Cumberland and surrounding counties includes milestones, legal notices, political activity, local incidents, and social updates. Highlights mention birthdays, tax figures, church visits, dedications, and a dredger collision near Somerset with ongoing investigations. The column also notes railway and water-transport developments, a public meeting in Prince George’s, and social tributes for local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welgard
Charles F. Gassen
Cumberland
Charles H. Ohr
Mary E. Matsey
Kent
Ora.y
Edward Long
Belair Academy
Gatled School
Ranklin
Wright
Amberland
Baltimore
Ohio
Graham
J. J. Monahan
Wimington
Orchester
Talbott
Kedges’ Straits
Somerset County
Judy
Columbis
Maryland Railways
Itimore
Port Deposit
Havre de Grace
Ftesambast
Thomas A
Caroline Punty
Comproller
Prince Leasige
Washington County
Lorman
Laula B. Fonk
Hagerstown
Garrett County
Alex” Brown
Elliott City
Frank Griffith
Howard County
Collins
Alfred &. Collins
Spruce Street
Balimore
P-Lan
Mary Collins
United American Chanice
Camellia Shanon
Mount Olizes
That City
Personal visits and social entourage at the fair
A crowd of notable visitors and locals travel to Frederick and Leesburg for the fair week. Congressmen, naval officers, and Washington residents mingle with Jefferson county and Baltimore guests, while families host relatives at prominent city homes and at Hunganore Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eesant
H. Quynn
Frederick
Frank Brendle
Washingon
Horace Clarke
James C. Clarke
John W. Keu
McDo2sfi
Entler
Walter Entler
Ira Walters
James Hunt
Shepherd Lucas
Jefferson County
W. Va
James H. Herrisz
Baltimore
Chiipline
West Third Street
Lige'e Hartsock
Washington
George W. F. Vernon
Adrs
Edna Vernon
Bellmore
Vernon
William Frisble
Washington, D. C
Geremete Gee
San Francisco
California
Hunganore Hills
Closing Day at Frederick Fair Shakes Rainy Hopeful Crowd
Crowds of about ten thousand flocked to the Frederick Fair despite rain and clouds. Politicians mingled with farmers as yesterday’s races and today’s track events entertained. visitors from Baltimore Washington York and beyond arrived by B&O Pennsylvania and Western Maryland trains. Notable attendees included Congressman John McDonald and Gen Rutherford with other officials, as weather shifts threatened attendance for the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueast
Elste
Ameber
Hagerstown
Frederick
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Western Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
York
John McDonald
Alen Rutherford
Col. L.baugeman
Forace Clarke
Kelly
Metropolitan Police Force
Stonebroker
Hagers— Town Fair
Myeraville
Ftate
Col. V. Baughman
Rengifo
Augusts
Pilido
Racesat Yesterday's Heavy Track Card Falls Short
Yesterday's heavy track slowed the fall harness card with two trotting classes unfinished and one heat halted by mud. A spectator crowd of about three thousand watched a fall in the 220 class and a single accident amid delayed events as the day extended into a special morning fixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiterday
Tovay
Melyois
J. ©. Lower
Gettysburg
Summatics
Summit Chief
Eakin & Stevens
New Martins- Pille
W.fa
Basel
Manley
Jeaste L
E L. Ziegile
Columbi
Oale
Lady Sparks
Edward Peeling
Pencansoannae West
Jsy Bird
Harrisburg
Frosburg
Fenton Bradford
Washington, D
Janie
Fair Exhibits Display Growth and Busy Midway
The agricultural fair shows larger farming implement and machinery displays led by E D Shriner Milling Co of Ceresville. Pupils from the public schools impressed attendees with high quality work. Troop A Sixth Cavalry departs for Washington to reenact at Fort Meyer. A vendor planned 10 000 free samples amid brisk business. spectators packed the main building and rides, with reports of a lively, well attended jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E D. Shriner Milling Company
Ceresville
Pubdue Schoors
U. S.A
Washington
Fort Meyer
Yneir Daly
Mr. Thompson
Ceater
Syrurs
Faiire
Jubilee Singers
Aires
Middletown Valley
Frederick
Janior Hals
Henry EK. C. Fox
Conflicting Reports on Instanter Pa Man's Strange Experience
Letters printed from Instanter Pennsylvania recounts of a farmer named Decker who reportedly faced a mysterious paralysis while aiming at the heavens. The exchange describes witnesses, altered behavior, and a claimed warning from another world influencing Decker, with medical and postal officials weighing the tale.
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The
York
Age and Democratic
Irstanter
Keystone Gazette
Belafonte
Mclntire
Howard
Decker
Lremsin
Guy
Quienex
W. McIntire
D. Howard
Deckeran
C. Guiansy
Notice to Gas Consumers About Jia Bells Gas Works Lease
A public notice states that Jia Bells Gas Works has been leased for a term of years with a pledge to improve gas quality. No price change is planned. the old rate of 180 dollars per thousand cubic feet remains, with a 10 percent discount for payments made before the 10th of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jia Bells Gas Works
American Light & Heat Co
Justisa Bere
Lesece Isabella Gas “Orks
SULLAS WORLD ENTERTAINMENT AT P P LAB
Entertaining week hosted by Mr and Mrs L Baughman drew guests from Washington Baltimore Needwood Artazs and Urleans including Carroll Sercer McCauley Hatsn Brien and Gall A coaching party honored Mr and Mrs McJanley and a masque ball at United Hall featured grotesque costumes and lively dancing organized by a young fire company committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. ¥. Baughman
Carroll Sercer
George McCauley
Washington
Calambus Lee
Baltimore
Marian
Hatsn
Charles Baughman
Eilis Horeey
Needwoot
Cal
Tiernan Brien
Artazs
D. W. Walker
Urleans
Wm Gall
Army
J. Wm. Baughman
Kingeberry
Afr
Mra McJanley
United Hall
Fire Company
Carriage and Horse Collision at East Park Street
A country youth driving two horses hit an electric streetcar on East Paricktreet yesterday afternoon. The motorman warned in time, but the driver stayed on the track causing damage to the streetcar and two wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stack
Etes
East Paricktreet
Fair Grounds
Walte
Damped wagon incident near P.R.R crossing reported
Four men in a spring wagon were unceremoniously damped in the street at the P.R.R crossing yesterday afternoon but not injured. The wheel struck the railroad track breaking the spindle and the wagon tipped over. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as the leading remedy with vast sales and many cures.
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P.R. R
Bold Robbery Strikes Home on East Street
A bold daytime burglary at Mr. William Hahn's residence on East Street opposite the Pennsylvania depot saw about 7500 dollars in jewelry and cash stolen while the family was away. Entries through several rooms yielded a gold bracelet pair, a breast pin, a shawl, and other valuables tied to Mrs. Hahn's family history. The thief left no clues and escaped during the daytime bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Baba
Eatt Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bris. Hahn
Acaociadona
Amputated Sheriff Barrick Receives Positive News
Ex sheriff Robert E Barrick of New Midway had his right leg amputated recently at Bt Josephs Hospital Baltimore after Civil War injury. The operation has proven very successful according to reports. In other news, baseball figure Thomas Gilllager receives a lucrative offer from Deacon Ka of Newark New Jersey for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E Barrick
New Midway
Bt. Joseph's Hospital
Baltimore
Barrick
Thomas Gilllager
Deacon & Ka
Newark, N.J
Prescription Trade at Clinton E Maln Drugstore
A brief notice from Clinton E Maln, a graduate pharmacist, inviting trade and trade services for prescriptions. The wording emphasizes customer engagement and trade terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton E. Maln
Grdua‘o Pharmacist
Farmer seeks state law to curb fraudulent commission houses
Jon Dawbalet, candidate for the House of Delegates on the Democratic ticket, pledges to enact a state law requiring commissions to file bonds before soliciting farm business. He argues current merchants prey on farmers and proposes safeguards to reduce fraud and restore trust, urging broad farmer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Bolé
Cimalasion Busines
Ion
Dante
Fermer
Jonn Dawbalet
House of Delegates
Local notice on road project and services featured
Land bought for a new road from Mercia’s Mill to near Sin I’s Ford. A bridge will span the Morozacy river connecting Oak Hill to Sinr’s Ford, at little county cost. Also offers free one year subscriptions and wedding catering at Blomeoguer’s 160 N. Markes Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercia
S Polot
Sin I
Morozacy
Oak Hil
Sinr’s
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the Weather Bureau
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J. W. Downey
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Esle
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Lils
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Hanover
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Clesa
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T. F- Mason
Point of Rock
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Waxpool
Dist
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John Hendrickson
Stree
New York
Mar Bes
Cape I
Tou Trine
Jony Henopaksson
P. B
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al Saints’ Parish
Blomeoguer
N. Markes Street
Blumenauer’s
Rees
C. &. Oline
C. E. C. Castle
Bailing Grocery CO
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Raising Grocery CO
A. B. Hazszrr
Poet's
Doll's
SOTEL
C. D. Dor
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Snd Trust Company
Townsend, Scott & 80H
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Pins
Capis
Bay View Breweries
Hart Brew Co
H. Ryan's & Sons
Hudsor
Exta Fine India
West Fatrick
Fred
L.E. Mortosx
Rodook Froddge
Aeidie
Edge
Brussel
Hodick & Reilig
A. T. Bice
BONS
A. T. Rick & So» Funeral Directore
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Eimbalmers
North Market
Etseet
V. Staub
Thomas Shaw &Co
Frederick Fata
Doll Brothers
Brotheee
North Marheet
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Naot
Beason
Dou. Batorizzi
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