News of the State and Nearby Incidents Summary
Officers of election were named in Caroline county and a new rail route noted in Queen Fat county. Coal shipments by canal stood at 222,614 tons this season. T Pinny Faber was nominated for Congress by the Prohibitionists of the Fire district. Spencer C. Jones aided Democratic organizing in Cambridge. Cecil county fair opened with about 40,000 attending Elkton. A jockey named Clare was injured in Elkton. Dynamite crimes and a suicide in Montgomery county were reported. St Michaels in Talbot county was praised for cleanliness. Postal pole tax issues threaten Annapolis service. Wilbur F. Jackson backed McKinley and sound money in a Cambridge telegram. Annapolis authorities moved to bar an early-September exhibition voyage. Auditors Ernest Baldwin and Henry Ball of Maryland were urged to resign for alleged role in Oluca scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomed
Caroline County
Annapolis
Qar- Fett County
Cembheri
T. Pinny Faber
Fira
Spencer C. Jones
Cambridge
Cecil County Fair
Elkton
Clare
Potomac River
Julius Watkins
Montgomery County
St. Michael’s
Talbot County
Cette Eartners
Wilbur F. Jackson
Dorchester
McKinley
Ernest P. Baldwin
Ensiona
Henry ©. Ball
Marysod
Hays
Seenaat
Sciuve
Oluca
W C T U Plans for Maryland State Contention
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a weekly meeting led by president Miss Morsell who urged zeal and consecration for the upcoming twenty first annual meeting. Delegates needed for Frederick by the thirteenth, with committee arrangements and rehearsals scheduled at City Hotel M E Church and Mrs Zimmermans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Mr. McKenney
Mise Morsell
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland
Frederick
City Hotel
M. E
Brief Bits of Inca News and Miscellaneous Items
A collection of short, garbled notes touching varied topics from agriculture and labor to fashion, travel, and politics. Highlights mention incoming trends, driving horses, feather capes, coal production, poolroom licensing, and a Hanover fair opening, with peculiar worded phrases and several plausible proper nouns. The overall coherence is limited and many entries appear half-formed or misspelled.
An Appeal to the Railroads Letters from the People
An open letter from a merchant criticizes Baltimore and Pennsylvania Railroads for blocking each other from using common tracks. The writer praises added daily trains but urges reconciliation to prevent trade disruption and extra costs, urging both sides to restore smooth operation for the city's commerce.
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Tax Lews
Business Men's Association
Baltimore Sedablo
Pennsylvania Railroads
Church Ladies Aid to Meet at Lutheran Sunday
County correspondence notes the Ladies' Aid Society will hold a program at the Lutheran Church Sunday night at 7. All invited. Edith Whipp improving after illness. Paul and Earl DeGrange sick. Mrs S T Whipp visit with son D M Whipp. Miss Ella Cochrell Florence Whipp visit Mrs David L Myera. Miss Katie Remaberg with Ella and Florence Whipp. Miss Bessie Nall visiting Mabel Whipp. Farmers busy casting and preparing for field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
Edith Whipp
Paul
Earl DeGrange
S. T. Whipp
D. M. Whipp
Ella Cochrell
Florence Whipp
David L. Myera
Doab's
Katie Remaberg
Ella
Bessie Nall le
Mabel Whipp
Patterson suit vs Middletown waterworks ends in verdict
The Circuit Court disposed of Gwen Patterson versus the Burgets and Middletown Commissioners after a jury trial. Patterson claimed $145 for extras in building the town water works and was awarded $65.48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Patterson
Burgets and Commissioners
Middletown
Patterson
Purely Personal Notes on Visitors and Calls
Purely personal paragraphs describe Mr and Mrs A J McKeana of Backeystown visiting Dr Gerrity and wife in New York who are guests of Mr and Mrs John HE Ressler. Elmer Waltzman spent yesterday near 11 Woodaboro. J E R Wood of Frederick, a noted Democratic orator, has been urged by A S D Warfeld, president of the York Democratic Association, to address a gathering in York tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McKeana
Backeystown
Gerrity
New York
John HE. Ressler
Elmer Waltzman
Woodaboro
J. E.R. Wood
Frederick
D. Warfeld
York Democratic Association
The Kovitiate ti Gimites For The Scho larisic Year
The Jesuit novitiate community holds a three year probation kick off with nine students and about 159 total members. Fathers from multiple Jesuit houses outline the year plan focusing on higher studies, Greek and Latin language, and philosophy. Notable sessions include retreats led by Rev. Carty and lectures by Rev. Moore on mathematics. The institution aims for higher attainment, with emphasis on classical languages and philology preparation for Woodstock College.
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Jose
Nowhate
Tory
Ajedy
Atta
Novitiste
J. Powers
James McGivney
Powers
College of the Holy Cross
Dorchester
Mass
McGivney
St. Francis Xavier College
New York City
Mulysney
Weber
Miedelman
Coyle
Doherty
Condon
Kelly
Gorman
Delirath
McLaughlin
Hey
Jno
O'Rourke
J A. Moore
Fotonlog
James Casey
Carty
Philadelphia
New York
Ryaa
Cotrizen
R. Vare O'Connell
Josury Atudents
Woodstock College
Orientaliat 'S
Jan. A. Moore
Specias
Woodstock
Lawful Jam at Frederick Circus Misadventure
A colored man from Middletown Valley, identified as Rankles, caused a disturbance in Frederick and was arrested by Policeman Hobbe. At the magistrate’s office he refused to reveal his name and was dubbed John Brows to secure jail time. He came to town for the circus but drank poorly and served ten days. William Earth, a colored man claiming Richmond, Va, home, was arrested at Point of Rocks on freight car riding charges. He was released on writ and then sent to Monterue Hospital to await parental action.
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Jong
Cantalc Pee
Tae Chryssa
Trusks
Atinma
Federation of Labor
Maryland
Lewta Mobiitag
Middletown Valley
Frederick
Hobbe
John Brows
Mostevue
William 2Arth
Richmond
Point of Rocka
Krantz
Babeascor Poe
Edward Hewes
Monterue Hospital
Roscoe White
Rebuilding Stone Breastworks on Antietam Field
General Carman orders repair of old stone fences used as breastworks on Antietam Battlefield. Work focuses on the long line of fencing from Burnside Bridge road to the Harper’s Ferry road between Burnside Bridge and the new avenue, restoring defenses partially torn down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Carman
Antietam
Burnside Bridge
New Avenue
Harper's Ferry
Big Carp Captures Attract Attention In Camp Waters
John Wilson and Frank Smith trapped three carp weighing 18 14 and 17 pounds during a camping trip. The fish were carved by Rudolph Crouse. John Thoma caught a 20 pound German carp in the Monocacys yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Frank Smith
Rudolph Crouse
John Thoma
Frederick fair invited Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company visit
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston invited to Frederick fair and will likely attend after a notable trip to England. The Baltimore visit will occur early in October and the group is regarded as one of the nation’s most noted military organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Mass
Baltimore
Frederick Fair
England
Unclear Grand Jury Notes and Patent Medicine Ad
A fragmentary item mentions a grand juryman from a district in Frederick and a reference to the present term of court. The piece includes ad text for constipation remedies and patent medicines such as Clover Root Horsals and a promotion for a brochure on national foes, with scattered, unreadable filler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Shoes for Misses and Children at Half Price
We offer a line of misses and children's shoes once selling for $100 and more now reduced to fifty cents. A dollar boy’s shoe is available, with proof of wear life and in-town value. Come view the best shoe in town and see the guarantee firsthand.
Testamentary grants and medical ads from a local paper
Orchards of estate matters note letters testamentary granted to John N. and Robert B. Myers for John Myers estate and Benton Knodle named executor for Theodore Krodie will. An Atco Pa reader touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with strong, quick relief claims priced 25 and 50 cents. Also listings for Electric Bitters and Shiloh’s Catarrh Cure with ads for Albert L. Pearre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers
John N
Robert B. Lee Myers
Theodore Krodie
Benton Knodle
W. B. Guinnip
Atco
Chamberlain
A. I. Pearce
Frederick
W. R. Rudy
Mt Airy
Bard Working Motorman in Carlisle Sleeptalking Oddity
A Carlisle motorman described as a bard in work days is said to show no interest in his duties. He reportedly practiced in his sleep using a bed post as a lever and grinding a pitcher around in the wash bowl as a brake.
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Carlisle, Ps
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Pennsylvania
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Lord Saliebury
Aixty
House of Commons
House of Lords
Rosela
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Albert L. Pearre
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S. O Wells & Co
Bose
Laver Brva., Ltd
Hodson. & Harrison Bus
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Oxford
A. Gilbert
Hos
Frederick, Hd
Grove & Kindley
John Browse Washeed
John Brown
Adirondacks
W. M
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Washington County
Kennedy
Baliet
Lox Hoare
J. A. Williamson, Drugmst
Frederick, Md
A. L. Pearrce
Catardh
Dr Hortlen
Bronison Dand
Germley Alpert L. Fearre
Etchison
Shiloh'y
Albert L. Puatre
Eoohlson Building
Albert L. Pearrs
Hichisca
Dr. Pierce
Bess
Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
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Buffalo
Carty’s
Patrick Strant
Poederick
Gail Borden Eagle Brand
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
P. S
Wilson
Teller
Cruggists
G. ¥. Smith Warufacturing CO
Woodsboro
Forasieby Stefner Bros
W. Rady
Mr. Abs
Steiner Bros
Postoni’s
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Willard C. Heller
South Market ST
LOY & Perry's
America
Footer's BE Works
Cumberland
Adams
Church St
Capital City
Commerelil College
Septhdawly
Webraske
Ramsler
Seston Bart
Rambler Ridges
Etchisons
Etchison's
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H. B. Etchison
Southmarket Bt
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