Distinguished Maryland Judge Charlee B. Roberta Dies at Westminster
Hon. Charlee B. Roberta of the Maryland Court of Appeals died at his Westminster home yesterday afternoon after a prolonged illness. A former congressman and attorney general, Roberta's career included chairing the Committee on Accounts and leading reform of the Life-Saving Service. He served as chief judge of the Fifth Circuit and later on the Court of Appeals, leaving a legacy of public service. He was married to Annia E., daughter of Col. John T. Mathias.
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Court of Appeals of Maryland
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Baltimore
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Umantown
Carroll County
John Roberts
Catharine Ao Thavle
Calvort College
New Wiedens
William N. Mayden
Mount St. Mary's College
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Baltimore County
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Chin Wary Osat
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Attorney-Cioneral
Anne Carnentnera
Oliver Miller
Frank Brown
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Thonina Jones
Howard
James Rovell
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Court of
Union National and Armors ‘and Mechanics’ Monks of
Awew Mannhihs Waste
Wostminster Waterworks Company
Annia E
John T. Mathias
Injunction Sought by City Against West Virginia Paper Co
The Mayor and Council of Cumberland through City Attorney James A. McKeary filed for an injunction to restrain West Virginia Walp and Paper Company from acts affecting the basin of the river. An order requires the defendants to show cause on a specified date why the injunction should not be granted. The action names officials and attorneys, with the court to determine if urgent relief is warranted.
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George A. Pearce
Hubert A. Gordon
Marchnand Williatin
West Virginia Walp and Paper Company
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Taney Towns Boya Defeat In Halting Baseball Elation
The Brash Maltera defeated the Mle obbita by Concord 22 to 2 in a Thursday afternoon baseball game noted for rough play. Key hits came from Wranuk farmer and three-batter sequence by sternly and Harman. Battery was Wolfe and Topper with a large crowd in attendance.
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Fire damages cafe and court session noted in chaotic clipping
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a Saturday fire at a cafe in Chertear of Della with rapid spread and quick containment. It also mentions a Circuit Court session led by Chief Judge Me Sherry and associates on the bench, with partial details of a trial and various advertisements and medical claims interwoven.
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Arrests and court actions mix in late city brief
Andrew Jachwon and Lowe face assault charges after an incident with Wernie McMon. Jachwon pled not guilty at a judicial hearing. Market notes list corn prices per barrel and shelled corn, with wheat and other items. An election for eighteen directors of the Frederick, Thurmonns and Northern railroad is scheduled with officers to follow.
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Treatment claims and cures for cholera and consumption in early medicine
A garbled 19th century medical advertisement touts Chomedelo’s Cathe Cholera and Dyartions cure and Alilah’s Low Vein Cure as state relief. It lists testimonials, purported dosages, and promises rapid recovery from pneumonia, coughs, and consumption, urging readers to buy patent medicines. The piece emphasizes guarantees and endorsements by manufacturers, with urging appeals to anxious patients seeking relief.
Tutt's Liver Pills Promised Cure All Ailments
Promote health with Tutt's Liver Pills claimed to regulate bowels and strengthen the body. Advert says they relieve sick head malaria biliousness constipation and similar illnesses and are an absolute cure.
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