Bartholomay Apollo Beer Ad Readies Maryland Market
An old ad notes Superior Eastern market lager brands and breweries in Baltimore Reading and Frederick areas. It lists Bartholomay Apollo Beer and Jamaica imports, with Telegraph Street contact details and phone number.
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Martholomay Rochesten
Bay View
Baltimore
Reading
Bachs-Pruden ' and
Keystone
Jamaica
Bartholomay
Apollo Beer
Patrick
Telegraph
Sts. Telaphone
Frederick
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Mammoth tomato weighs 31 ounces at local jotting
Mrs Laura Y Fale sent a mammoth tomato weighing 31 ounces 17 inches in circumference and 54 in diameter. It yielded a fine flavor and fed several persons. Miss Minnie Main returned to Frederick after visiting Basil Lewis's family. Nellie M Lewis visits Frederick city. Funeral held for Lewis Innes near Laytonsville with interment in Lutheran Cemetery. Circuit Court with verdicts and pleas, real estate transfers, and community notices follow.
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Laura Y. Fale
Yittr
Minnie Main
Frederick
Basil Lewla Vee
Nellie M. Lewls
Frederick City
Lewis Innes
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
C. W. Seachrist
S. A. Hedges
J. C. Etchigon
A. Hedges
M. E
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Reed on Party Rally Draws Large Crowd at City Hall
Speaker Reed drew about 1000 attendees to City Hall as supporters hailed his appearance. He spoke at Haverhall and Salasun Palla detailing Republican platform gains, tariff progress, and constitutional rights, praising Kelley and Randall while urging continued party unity and accountability.
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Portnasi
Beppe Pally
Reed
Boolui
Nerles
Byationa
Haverhall
Salasun Palla
North Berwick
Kennebunke
Sau
Union Station
Miuayar
Foye
United States
Cotted
Horse of
Guy Rauber
Borgsten Etileh
Electinna
House of Representatives
Avery Ing
Republican Party
Republic
House of Representativen
United State
Kelley
Randall
Aout
William J. Kellny
Bainfield
Hanedal
Nak
Mantel Ball van Cot
Bane
Death of Wis. Petter, a noted judge at Heald
An elderly judge, Wis Petter, formerly of Heald, collapsed after leaving the courtroom on North Csmirt Street. He struck his head on the wall and died within minutes despite aid. The report covers his long career including service as governor ofgua and various legal posts. The piece shifts to oddities about local Elias Tomato processing and a broad sweep of unrelated national items.
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Ie Wis Petter
Poltler
Srt
Tna
Kalwand
Lam Orbuth
Dartwall Colese
France
Doverston
Pia
Fordhool
Doylestown
Jersey
Kennedy and Quay clash in Senate speech fallout
Ohio Democrat Kennedy attacks Senator Quay during a Capitol address touching factional tensions in the Senate. Pennsylvania Republicans, led by O’Neil, threaten a resolution charging Kennedy with violating rules by his remarks, while Quay consults with allies as party lines sharpen. A separate note reports on the Green Goods case and presidential travel plans, including the president’s Cresson visit and Toledo reception.
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Sept. S
Kennedy
Ohio
Senator Quay
Burrows
Mickipui
Heanidy
Sulenaia
Pennsylvania
Mrr
Kenneds
O'Neil
House
Senate
Oulzell
Kennurly
Dngnil4
Egard
Komedy Arou
Typotho t convention amid perplexing union aims
Fragmentary OCR reports on a typographical convention with bids, committees, and admissions discussions. Includes notes on officers from various cities and a half-finished record of resolutions and organizational actions.
Unclear historical notes on multiple events and figures
The text records a garbled assemblage of names and incidents including Johann von Lots, M Alranndis Chatrian, and Frank P. Mohrstbauer. It mentions canal sales, a legal arrest in Arkansas City, tunnel power sales, and various regional actions, all reported in severely corrupted OCR style with scattered places such as Philadelphia, Jersey Central, Washington Park, and Meote City. The fragmentary items lack coherent narrative or verifiable outcomes.
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Johann von Lots
E Dem
M. Alranndis Chatrian
Sold
Severy City
Frank P. Mohrstbauer
Arkansas City
Kan
Charac
al Helmont Park
Philadelphia
Washington Park
Niagara Falls
Rowere Dedonment
New York
Frank Hatton
Noaly
Thahwer
Toppon Baaton
Fama
Merna
Meote City
Wail River
Mat
Ravarinnh
Trearlorred
Toad City
Hack Hills
Weaving Firm Breaks as Creditors Seek Settlement
A New York cotton and commodities firm tied to Samuel A. Sawyer faces a forced settlement with creditors after a long decline. The Cotton Exchange was called to apprise the firm of differences, with assets including cotton, tea, coffee, and other goods under liquidation. A branch store in Louisville and offices across European ports were cited as part of its extensive holdings, while the 1888 tobacco syndicate and pork deals contributed to significant losses. The firm’s failure prompted creditors to pursue claims, with the city of New York and related entities eyeing asset liquidation to satisfy outstanding debts.
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Samuel A. Saveyer
David DE. Wallace
Willi
Broadway
Lossen
Clic
Torre Tence
Wanbark & Co
iMka
Sauel A. Sawyer
Beane
Lonsyilte
Honneton Wall Street
Frin
Aqneteh
Tiainem
Bamness
Thess Hoven Agadient
New York
Peelsia Noma Talon
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