Local notes and political moves in Harford and Cecil counties
The Daily News reports Mayor Keady may veto a street railway ordinance in Hagerstown. Havre de Grace appoints a health officer and board of health amid a death of Dr. Harry H. Hopkins aged 56. Goeth’s carver stone laid at Jarrettsville while D B Sbancaban’s home burned in Redford. Election officials in Howard County changed by supervisors. An Elikent City dynamite accident injures George Harrison, with two white workers hurt. Dredge Blair on Holland’s Island causes fatal injury to Thomas Plantz. Frank Marabal moved from Philadelphia to Annapolis on assault charges against John Sillona. A Republican mass meeting in Cecil County features Boad Lowndes and other candidates, with follow-up talks at Port Deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica
Peeple
Hyatistilie
Keady
Hagerstown
Gyre County
Harry H. Hopkins
Havre de Grace
Board of Health
N. E
Goeth
Jarrettsvills
Barford County
Bern
Redford
Howard Sowmty
Harford County Christian Endeavor Union
Belair
George Harrison
Thomas Plantz
Blair
Holland's Island
Frank Marabal
Annapolis
Philadelphis
John Sillona
Baltimore
Potomeac
Elkton
Cecil Comnty
Boad Lowndes
W. T. Massier
Lowndes
Port Depoals
Large corn crop on Mrs Hood's farm praised by Mr Gelsbert
The corn crop on Mrs Hood's farm near the city is unusually large and of fine quality. Mr Hamilton Gelsbert said he would harvest as much corn as a quarter barrel from two blocks, hinting at strong yields for the season.
Brief Bits and Bright Items from Local Interest
A roundup of short notes from local and general topics. Mentions include a large walmai crop and a failed taralpol, upcoming weddings of Misses Daisy and Bowls Gormss, and a St Paul school board policy limiting employment for women with supporting husbands. Also notes drought impacts on canal boatmen, a Professor Proctor quote about world sizes, and weather and coronation tidbits. Includes poultry exhibit totals, Russian coronation spend, and English usage shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Bowls Gormss
Seasior Gorman
St. Paul Acsool Board
Kectare
Proctor
Raves
W Merle
Oxford
Ireland
United States
Hazerstown
Fed &S
Moscow
Portland
High Achoal
South Portland
England
Isto
Caaries Murray
Sir Cnarles
Admiral Henry Murray
San Francisco
Bartog
Royal Microscopical Society of London
Orgenic
Purely Personal Notes From Pleasant Visitors
Purely personal items recount pleasant Als and travels. Rev Everhart and Mr D Hench of Shepherdstown W Va spend a few days in the city. Miss Angela and Eve Sappington of Liberty visit Afra G W Porter in Charlestown. Mrs B A Richmond of Cumberland visits her family in Liberty. Mrs Dr Reynolds of Shepherdstown is guest of Rev Dr Escheach's family. Mollie Cutler of J Larson visits Higgins in Hagerstown. Mr Wm Batter and sister Basil visit Annie Jones in Hagerstown. Miss Bill D Harbaugh of Sabilia s ville visits John Harbaugh Chewgville before a Pittsburgh winter. James M Sappington and Miss M Angels Sappington return to Liberty from Baltimore. Mr and Mrs E B Hay of Washington DC return from Portland Oregon where Mr Bey is Grand Exalted. Mrs D M Beholl and Frank Beno of East Patrick Street depart for Galion Ohio to visit Mrs Scholl's sister. Mr and Mrs R Frank Sappington with Clotilda Wright and Master Sidney Trendie of Liberty travel to Mr Wm F Kelsey's home in Chilton Belghis Prince George's county Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoen
Rev. Everhart
Hench
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Misaea M. Angela
Eve Sappington
Liberty
Whiting Afra
G. W. Porterfield
Charlestown
B.A. Richmond
Cumberland
Slater Sod
Dr. Reynolds
E. R. Escheach
West Church Street
Mlsa Mollie Cutler
J.flarson
T. A. Higgins
Linganore Street
Hageratown
Wm. Batter
Alstar
Basil
Thurmont
Visling
Annie Jones
North Mulberry Street
Bagerstown
Bill D. Harbaugh
Sabiliasville
John Harbaugh
Chewgville
Pittsburg
James M. Sapplogton
M. Angels Sapplogton
Mr. Brenan
Baltimore
E B. Hay
Washington, D. C
Portland
Oregon
Bey
D. M. Beholl
Frank Beno
East Patrick Streat
Gacton
Ohio
Hymeneal Records and Local Marriages Amid News
A batch of marriage notices from September to October lists unions in Rosky Springs Frederick Woodsboro and city area. Names include Wm F Main Net He L Jones Chas McHenry Minnie E Clipp Edward J Winebrewer Minnie Young Lottie Simmel Megaret J Davis E G Snelby and others. Also mentions a fraudulent health cure advertisement and a patent medicine offer with a flag emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasskell
Wm F. Main
Net He L. Jones
Rosky Springs
Hasekari Vosted
Chas. McHenry
Frederick
Minonle E Clipp
Shookstown
Hasskari
Edward J. Winebrewer
Minnie Young
Smith— ST
E G. Snelby
Howard County
Megaret J. Davis
Founain Mille
Couny
Bhurst
Pleasant Grove M. P
Samuel and the Lord Call Him in Scripture Study
In a Brethren Bible lesson the author examines the account of the boy Samuel hearing God call him. The text highlights Eli’s guidance, Samuel’s obedience, and the enduring question of how to hear and respond to God’s voice. The piece references Biblical chapters and verses, urging personal readiness to listen and say, Here am I, thy servant heareth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samu
Babes
Fifa
Samuel
Eli
Liu
Abram
Jacob
Mosea
Jishoun
Blix
Mans
Joshua
Paul
Saeed
Rass
Felos
Eli Fairwarnin
Gan Eos
Jesus
Samo
Howe
Digestive Cure Promoted by Shaker Digestive Courtia
A fragment from a historical page touts a Shaker Digestive Cortia remedy for dyspepsia. It claims the medical plant product aids digestion, prevents fermentation, and restores digestive power, offered by a druggist for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Bisker
Farhar Thea
Guerrilla Warfare in Cuba and the Independence Struggle
Long oblique note outlines guerrilla warfare in Cuba tied to independence efforts. Mentions bands, dates, and scattered actions. overall chaos and resistance described with references to groups and leaders within the Cuban conflict context.
Fragmented 19th century trial report at Gateoktieens
The document records an execution at the southern gate of a city and notes the punishment of multiple individuals. It mentions Gaphett Nowell and Bannister Vissyune as accused, with severed details and a focus on criminal exclusion. The text reflects a period legal proceeding with limited readable specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vastra
Terry Ghener
Gaphett Nowell
Words of Praise From Catoctin Clarion and Citize
The item notes Tae Fren and Bere Darzy News entering nineteenth and eighteenth volumes respectively. Frederick Citizens congratulates Tae Damy News on its eighteenth birthday, calling it alive up-to-date, capably edited and populist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin Clarion
Tae Fren
Bere
Frederick Citizes
Tae Damy News
Fragmented OCR Draft of Local Notice
A damaged OCR sample mentions schools, students, and building access. The text references white schools and their own buildings, plus a vague public notice tone. Names and places are garbled, but the core hints at a school district matter and facility details.
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Atchison
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Footer's Dyeing & Dry Cleaning Works
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