Prominent Maryland notices and local deaths cross state line
Obituaries report the death of John M Gettier of Manchester aged 41 and J Thomas Smith formerly of the National Bank of Baltimore. A 10 year old Darnestown boy James A Carlisle died after a fall. Mrs Matilda Ann Bowman killed by a Western Maryland train. Crop outlook predicts nearly $500000 value for Washington county apples and peaches. Cumberland high school hires Miss Anos Florence Gill and Alics L Wood as teachers. An unknown assailant bit Miss Flors Dorn in Cumberland. Vansville Farmers Club met at Snowden Hill. Crawford Manufacturing Co of Hagerstown elects new officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Gettier
Manchester
Carroll County
Gorman
Saratoga
New York
Laurel
J. Thomas Smith
The
National Bank of Baltimore
James A. Carlisle
Darnestown
Montgomery County
Freit Crowers
Washington County
Vansville Farmers’ Club
Snowden Hill
John Snowden
Bowle
Prince George's County
Anos Florence Gill
Hssef Alics L. Wood
Frotuwass College
Dasuuche
Cumberland High School
Flors Dorn
Cumberland
Westminster
Matilda Ann Bowman
Western Maryland
Crawford Manufacturing Company
Hagerstown
American Bicycle Company
Edward M. Mealey
Harry 8. Wise
September heat and fall tease with curious notes
September is described as the new fall month with hopes heat leaves and oysters at hand. A wandering crank targets preachers for pay, the county commissioners meet in routine sessions, and a London principal curates odd definitions and curious trivia. A tale of Franco German war era quackery, a spy episode, and warnings about damp paper and spontaneous combustion close the slice.
Thirteen Rates In Coins and Miscellaneous Health Advice
A veteran numismatist explains why the number 13 is linked to various coins and symbols. The text also advertises August Flower for digestive ailments, claims relief in two doses, and cites an almanac offer from Main's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
St Main
Orng Store
Baseball records and league standings feature on page
National and American League pennant races highlighted with standings for Pittsburgh Philadelphia Brooklyn New York St Louis etc. Saturdays and other results summarized across leagues with scores from Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Cleveland and more. News briefs include electric train service, Nicaragua treaty approval, Italian ships visiting, Wopey road delays, and various human interest jokes and notes.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Asi Philo Phia Us
Brooklyn
New York
St. Loma
Wat
Wol
W.L. Pet
Chicago
Phiaphia
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Miwaukee
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Battymore
Detroi
Louis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Cascade
Great Northern
Strikers Seize Nonunion Men At Star Tin Plant
Nine nonunion workers were abducted from the Star tin plant by a group of strikers aided by police at Union station. The abducted men, arriving from Philadelphia, were driven to a mill yard where nine were forcibly taken to a Liberty Avenue hotel. Police defended the escort but could not prevent the assault by a mob of about 350 strikers. The remaining three were seen into the mill yard by company personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee
Star Tin Plant
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Twelfth Street
Union Station
Liberty Avenue
Expert Swimmer Drowned During Exhibition at Rockaway
George Belcher of Brooklyn, famed as an expert swimmer, drowned at Broad Channel Rockaway Beach while performing a back carry with his 18 year old daughter Eva as spectators watched. The crowd mistook the act for part of the exhibition until his wife cried out, and both swimmers sank with the daughter later rescued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belcher
New York
George Belcher
Brooklyn
Broad Channel
Rockaway Beach
Eva
Death toll in steamer disaster rises to twenty five
Kansas City and Wetumpka brief items accompany a roundup of fatal and criminal news from across the country. The Delaware river steamer explosion spurred a death list of 25 with four more recovered and several unidentified or burned. Also, the killer Bossie Francis remains at large after eluding a mob, a man named John Thor is convicted in a lynching case, and Shreveport reports its cotton season the most prosperous yet with a record number of dates in the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Philadelphia
Delaware
Clara Weird
Nellie Ballantyne
Elizabeth Gillison
Nuggets of News Delays and Incidents Reported
The delay in signing the Chinese protocol is blamed on Chua. ADOT AVE Aecesses to the national convention of the Letter Carriers Association arrived at Chattanooga. Heavy rainstorms damaged farm property and roads around Cumberland. Md Marshall Bomar deputy sheriff of Pans Tenn was shot by Thomas Tharp and died. The Ottoman government reportedly seeks German arbitration in the Franco Turkish dispute. Port Collector Willcutts of Detroit fined the steamer Alex MacDougall $1900 for not aiding the Stender ferryboat passengers after a recent sinking at Fort Gratiot.
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Adot
Letter Carriers’ Association
Chattanooga
Cumberland
Marshall Bomar
Pans Tenn
Thomas Tharp
Willcutts
Detroit
Alex MacDougall
Stender
Fort Gratiot
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SWS
TBR
Crank
Hirst Nations Bank
Raton
Board of County Commissioners
Paris
Tuggernaut
Switzerland
Sapphira
France
Tore
Lorentz
Tang
National League
Nicaragua
Managua
the Eclair
Dunkirk
Altoona
J. O. Reed
Philipsburg
Mediterranean
Adriatic Sea
Chile
Sarah
Drauggist
Flossie Banastar
Fred
Cear Fido
Spollirs
Flossie
Flossie—Prussi
Indianapolis News
Mrs. A
Casta
Goodsale
An Trisbroan
Enn
E. W. Grove
C. N. Haner
Brederick. Md
Star Plant
Amalgamated Association
Willams
Association
Boasie
Francis
Kansas City
Bossie” Francis
Mary Henderson
Pleasant Hill
Ihe
Wetumpka
Ala
John Thor
Robert White
Thomas
Shreveport
Dept
Shieveport
Houston
Memphis
Hichester
Chichester
Laadben
Oxford Sale
J. & T. Cousin
J. & T. Cousins
Pierce
M. B. Everetts
Oxford Street
Woodstock
Bnt
Dr. Pierce
Great Southern Pig, Co
Frederick, MD
Harry
Bristol
WM. S. Miller
Vust
Mundell’s
Men’s & LaDies
David Wineberg
City Hall
ieSdawiy
Wilson
Carvel
Gibson
Baltimore Club
Sherwood
Melvale
King's
Wheatland
Paul Jones
Sommerset Club
Reliable
Harper
Buffalo
HAVER
Interstate Telephone
DER
Acta
Carrollton Chemical Co
Clinton E. Main
A. E. McConnell
Frederick
West Patrick Street
Brish
Miidawly
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’k, Md
Serge
B. H. Blackston & Son
M. 6
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James E. Walker & CO
Frederick Tailors
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Scuioss Bros. & Co
B.rosenour & Sons
Etchison’s
South Market Street
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