Local News Glimpses From Towns and Deaths
The report notes Joseph Betler dying at Cumberland aged seventy. Ex Sheriff Bennett R Abell died in Leonardtown aged sixty five. Ezekiel Williams found dead at Havre de Grace door. A lightning strike injured Wm J Henderson and his wife in Snow Hill. Trolley rejoicings in Hagerstown and Williamsport. fair near Rockville closed. canoe corn and tomatoes production down in Talbot county. Annual Carroll County Teachers’ Association meeting at Wentminster. Epworth League Convention held in Ashcock Washington county. Damon Miller fled to Cumberland after a bridge fall. Prospective show manufacturing company planned for Havre de Grace.
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Rockville
Joseph Betler
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Sherif Bennett R. Abell
Leonardtown
Balle
Henry Balle
Destin
Ezekiel Williams
Havre de Grace
Talbot County
Atasasore
Garrett County
Cas
Carroll County Teachers’ Association
Wentminster
Epworth League
Ashcock
Washington County
Darmon Miller
Wm. J. Henderson
Snow Hill
Baltimore Daily Notices and Local Updates Recap
Rosh Hashanah begins at sunset Monday and the Hebrew Education Society plans reopening religious schools. Rev Clifton H Jegy to leave Eden Street Synagogue for funeral work. Rev Henry W Schneeberger marks twentieth anniversary at Chizuk Emunah and Dr Benjamin Szold his thirty seventh at Obed Shalom. Cardinal Gibbons says Bishop Curtis will move to Baltimore once his successor is named by the Pope. Special services at Mount St Joseph College for the Xaverian Brothers. Colored voters in nineteenth ward hear a watermelon feast for Mr Q H Eichler’s Republican candidacy. George K Pressmen released on bail after a $500 theft charge. Baltimore exports 80,000 bushels of cheat and 896,351 bushels of corn this week. Fire gutted upper storage of D Wilson & Son furniture makers at Howard and Stockholm streets. Police captains Shultz and Baker swap districts by order. Baltimore public schools to open next fall term. State fair closed. deemed a financial and social success. William Ruegh and Archibald & Shafer assign for creditors. Mary E Wah seeks absolute divorce from Chinese husband Derah. Democratic State Central Committee chaired by Talbott to meet next Thursday at Carrollton Hotel. congressional candidates urged to attend and plans to be drafted.
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Hebrew Free Education Society
Clifton H. Jegy
Eden Street
Henry W. Schneeberger
Chizak
Emoonah Pemple
Benjamin Szold
Obed Shalom
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Curtis
Wilmington
Baltimore
Mount 8
Joseph
Xaverian Brothers
Q. H. Eichler
Puillante
Counci
George K Pressmen
Charles Morton
D. Wilson & Son
Howard and Stocsholm
Shultz
Baker
William Ruegh
Archibsld & Shafer
Desser
Mary E Wah
Derah
September Musings In A Town News Letter
A rambling September diary notes cooler weather, school returns, village festivities, and local life. It names Barbara Feritchie, Barbara Fritchie, and other figures while recounting fairs, picnics, church reopenings, and plans for Labor Day. The piece blends nostalgic seasonal observations with civic events and social scenes across Rockville and Frederick areas.
Pole supply contract inks with Western Onion Telegraph
Mr J Wealey Creeger of Thurmont completes a pole contract for 1420 poles, expanding totals with prior sales to about 4000 poles to the Western Onion Telegraph Co. Blistered Hands and Feet remedy described using candle wax and epirin is recommended as preventive care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig
J Wealey Creeger
Thurmont
Jast
Furalzh
Western Onion Telegraph Company
Creeger
Western Onion
Picnics Under Way At Churches And Sunday Schools
The Glade Church Myersville Christian Endeavor and Springfield Union Sunday school picnics run today. Knoxville Sunday school hosts a hampered Park Island Park picnic ongoing.
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Glade Church
Myersville Christian Bndeavor
Springfield Union
Knoxville
Island Park Toaye
Small but good lots cleaned up for sale
The text notes cleanup of several small lots that are described as decent in quality. The lots are small in size but considered good for their purpose, with emphasis on readiness for sale or development.
Dangerous bonds and a gong task in clever parlance
A fragment hints at danger linked to being with someone and a gong purchase as a turning point. The text suggests risk and a transactional gesture, implying tension around trust and danger in a compact, cryptic line.
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Endorsed by Readers Abroad
The piece extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as mild and effective for bowel complaints. It notes druggists widely recommend it for dysentery and shares a Susquehanna County reader testimonial praising its stomach pain relief and diarrhoea treatment. Sold by local retailers A L Pearce Frederick and W R Rudy J Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Chamberlain's
Pub of Friendsville, Susquehanna Co. Ps
A. L. Pearce
Frederick
W. R. Rudy
J. Airy
Work of Death Mrs Mary Kanode Passes Away at 70
Funeral notices and obituaries record Mrs Mary C Kanode of Hagerstown Indiana dying August 15 at 70 years. Details include birth July 29 1826, marriage to George M Kanode in 1860, eight children, church membership, and burial in Hagerstown cemetery. Additional notices mention Clinton Waters and other local deaths in Montgomery and Frederick counties with brief funeral details.
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Mary C. Kanode
Hagerstown
Indiana
George M. Kanode
Henry Hersperger
Broad Run
This County
John A. Shafer
Wear
Kanode
Frederick visitor from Maryland forecasts Republican win
A Frederick Maryland visitor, JC LG Lampe of the Presewative Mig Co New York, toured Hancock Son florist and celery plant. He spoke of his home near historic sites Braddock’s army in 1747 and battlefields like Gettysburg Antietam Monocacy. Lampe, a staunch Republican, predicted GOP success in Maryland. one son recently gained a West Point appointment.
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Frederick
Grand Hevena
Mich
Daily Tribune
JC. LG. Lampe
Maryland
Lampe
Presewative Mig. Co
New York City
Hancock & Son
Barbara Frattwile
Whittier
Braddock
Ste
Barper
John Brown
Monocacy Valley
Battle Grounds
Lampete
East
Mad Horee Dog Attacks Prompt Killing and Local Losses
A mad dog bit a fine horse owned by Carlton P. Abalt near Barkittaville, leading to the animal's death. Several hogs and sheep also died after exposure in the same area. The incident echoes recent bites by the same dog affecting neighbors. Attorney General and others will visit Governor Lowndes at Taneytown tonight at Autum. Breightner executor transfers two land tracts to Annie Breightner for 360 dollars. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as delivering great cures and merit.
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Carlton P. Abalt
Barkittaville
Sandsy
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New York
the Daily News
News OF the State
Baltervoere Brevaties
Democratic State Central Committee
Hattersley W. Talbott
Carrollton Hotel
California Fig Syrup Co
Wi Reputabe Draggiste
Tee Girl Amout
Ceed
Dave Bresgie
Bineau
Barbara Feritchie
Beott Key
Seston
Middletown
Brother Rhoderick
Cara
Plente
Inter Msa
Mother Hubbard
Barbara Fritchie
South Mountain
George Washington
Agricultural Society
Hanover
City
Patrick Henry
Cleveland
Bryan
McKinney
Li Hung Chang
United States
Washington
Falmer’s
Seaus
Wool Dress Coods
ALL Wash Coods
Oxford
Newport
Geo. A. Gilbert
H. Market St
Frederick, Md
Enerpriss
Bee Lease
Bowlu Coach Works
Grove
Fim
Additon
Metars. Cherles
John Shafer
Emory M. Bowlus
We- Bar
Thomas H. Haller
Central Dry Goods House
Monon
H B. Debring
C. H. Heffner
Proprietors, & P. Telephone
South Market Street
Adem Stull
Weat Fourth Street
Hig
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
Jacob Easterday
County
Boonsboro
Louis Cramer
Henrietta Cramer
E. Loula Cramer
Olive Cometery
Clinton Waters
Horace
Carty
Patrick Street
Children’s Mill
Leary
Codarnsar
Rennes & Kemp
Enos Doub
Ann C. Schindler
Selug
Schindler
Baltimore County Commissioners
Montevne Hospita
Richard Iankin
Petersville
M. Cisbaugh
Lowndes
Ben
George L. Wellington
Taneytown
Is. J. Breightner
Annie Breightner
Hood
Rom
Phesee
Ford
Pierce
Common Sense
Manilla
Tispet
Phexy
Grove & Kindley
Illard C. Keller
South Market ST
Etchison
Etchison’'S
Etchison's
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market &T
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