Great Council of Red Men Considers Atlantic City Session
Report from the Great Council of Red Men finance committee in Norfolk lists a total balance of 47217 dollars across all funds. It recommends holding the next Great Council session in Atlantic City New Jersey, choosing Atlantic City over Louisville Kentucky by a vote of 061.
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Great Council of
Red Men
Flnanes Committee
Great Conuncil of
Red Men of the
United States
Norfolk
Grand Council
Great Council
Great Council of the United States
Atlantic City
N. J
Friends of
Lonieville,Ky
EWS OF THE CHURCHES AT BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Members of the Ladies Sewing Society of Evangelical Reformed church visited the Tyson cottage at Braddock Heights last evening. The gathering began at 7 o clock with refreshments and a return visit planned by the Young People Society and Mission Band of the Lutheran church for Braddock Heights tomorrow. Mrs William Buesing was injured at home when a pot of hot coffee spilled on her arm and side while carrying it from the kitchen to the dining room. the injury, though painful, was not serious.
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Ladies’ Sewing Society
Evangelical’ Reformed Church
W. ‘Tyson
Heir Cottage
Braddock Heights
Young People’ S Society
Mission Band
The
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Phaic
William Buesing
McHenry Leaves for Waynesboro Lease of Market Space
Mr Harry McHenry moved to Waynesboro Pennsylvania and has leased the western part of the old market building. He will take possession October 1. The floor will be torn up to convert the space for sales and boarding studies. Picnics Tomorrow at Rocky Springs and near Loys Ohio. WA PH PALHIVE
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Waynesboro
Harry McHenry
Church of Old Union
Gohool
Rocky Springs
Beno Goancil Jr
Dizon Vanishes After Store Closes For Father’s Funeral
Deputy Sheriff levies on the Baltimore Owl-Price Shoe Store at 87 North Market Street after a deed of attachment for 187.50. An inspection shows empty shoe boxes and packed goods removed by Dizon before leaving town on August 16. Only a small display of cheap items remains as a blind for the theft, leaving creditors uncertain about total debt.
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Dizon
M. Dizon
Baltimore
Frederick
Sherif Carter
Heissr-Danneman Manufacturing Co
Keedy
Etore
Paing Causa
Evangélical Reformed Congrégation
Dizon and Freight Debts Tied to Frederick Departure
The article recounts a July claim against Messrs. David and William Kolb owners of houses on East Third Street. Pedigrees after departure from Frederick were attached to satisfy a $21 claim by Baltimore creditors via F. L. Stoner. Keedy’s firm claimed $225 plus several accaltero claims as the Heiser Danneman Company and others pursue debts. Dizon left Frederick with a sewing machine reportedly unpaid and a horse and buggy traded for a buggy before departure, the horse and buggy likely sent to Baltimore or elsewhere.
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Tora Waa
Bas
Messrs
David
William Kolb
Dizga
P. B.R. Ana
B&o
Frederick
F. L. Stoner
Sorney
Baltimore
Heiser-Danneman
Keedy
Frederick Dizon
Singer Manufacturing Company
Dizonin
Jefferson
Dizon
Card sharps seen at Robinson circus in Waynesboro
The Gazatte reports card sharps at the Robinson show in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Multiple locals suffered small losses and one man, Jacoy Coons, lost 86 dollars in a three card monte game. John Barnes filed a loss of 10 dollars and warrants were issued but the suspects left town. Some rumors of larger sums proved false.
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Robinson Oirole
Waynesboro
Gazttia
Tharp
Jacoy
Het
Frederick Sunday
John Barnes
Potton Lumberg
Robinson’aptions
Martin
Olrong
Fred
Pokes Gaid
Pondtown
Frederick
Gonniry
News Of The State Highlights Local Smallpox Cases
Reports list new smallpox cases near Conneochesque and Williamsport in Washington county, a Meadvill e pastor acceptance at Trinity Reformed Church Boonsboro, a frost along Antietam creek, and the death of B Brack Kendsil at Magers California. Fire losses include Biward Hear barn near Shady Grove and the old Bullock Fertilizer Works on S Washington road. Street cart accident kills David Talbott Jennings on his birthday. Freight shifts affect Western Maryland traffic. Western Maryland road busy but near capacity. Also notes a Basinese Men's Association meeting at City Hall and a Devoe paint marketing claim.
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South Cumberland
Staike
Conccochesque
Williamsport
Washington County
Samuel T. Wagner
Meadville
Trinity Reformed Church
Boonsboro
Antietam
B. Brack Kendsil
Hagerstown
Magers
Cal
Weyler
H. S. Bouckless
Biward Hear
Shady Grove
Bullock Fertilizer
S Washington Road
Gwyan’s Falls
David Talbott Jennings
Peter Jennings
William Fbrest
Maryland
Cherry Bay
Baltimore and Ohio
Ccamberland Valley
Leesburg Man Acquitted After Coroner Jury Testimony
The Leesburg case details perjury like testimony with many witnesses examined by the commonwealth. Lowenback testified confirming a jail assault on Craven and pleas for protection. After brief deliberation the jury returned a guilty verdict of acquittal for the defendant.
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Leesburg
Isuiching
Lowenback
Commonwealth
Mir
R. Wal‘ton Moors
McCabe
Craven
Charley
John
the Commonwealth
Tebbs
Breaks Dows Carriage Crash Near Pearl
Mr P J Carpenter delivered a four horse team of corn to town, but near the Monocacy bridge on the Baltimore pike the horses bolted when frightened by a passing automobile. They plunged through a gate, overturned the wagon, and threw driver Hamilton from the horse. The wagon tongue snapped and wheels fell off. Hamilton sustained a cut below the right eye and a bruise to the side.
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Break Dows
P.J. Carpenter
Pearl
Sant
Baltimore Pike
Mr. Hamilton
Branswick Elects Harman and Lyovus to Municipal Posts
Branswick officials were installed with Mayor-elect L. S. Harman and councilmen-elect Patrick Lyovus FE T Saspp and T. A. Signfoore. Council named Snapp mayor pro tem and appointed Mortimer clerk treasurer Willard attorney Sigafoose town bailiff Dr Horris health officer Barner Riser board of health Tetlow assistant bailiff First ward Porter pistons bails for Third ward.
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Branswick
L. S. Harman
Elec Patrick Lyovus
FE. T Saspp
T. A. Signfoore
Snapp
H. L. Mortimer
Arthur D. Willard
J. 8. Sigafoose
A. G Horris
Oficer
W. E. Barner
Davih Riser
Board of
Hesish
Cameush Tetlow
Ballif
J. W. Porter
Baltimore and Ohio approves large stock issue for expansion
Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad meet in New York and authorize an additional 42.5 million dollars in common stock to fund equipment and improvements. Plans include doubling tracks on key sections and securing bonds and securities recently acquired. President Lorev in New York coordinating the move with the road’s affairs amid earnings showing strong capacity for expansion.
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Lesuo
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
New York
Lorev
Baltimore and Ohio
New
Debantoréa
Yotin Raat
Ottatandiog
Dolara
Ald
Inoreana
Circuit Court Convenes For Civil Case Continuation
The circuit court convened this morning for the case of Anthony Williams versus Maulsby. The judge instructed the jury on the plaintiff’s claim as the court debated the defendant's technical point raised by E. S. Eichelberger. Proceedings paused as the time for going to jury discussion approached and prayers by Maulsby were under consideration.
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Circuit Court
Anthony KE
Swilliama
Famaville
Ander
William.p. Madsby
E.S. Eichelberger
Mr. Maulsby
Funeral of Mrs Sarah A Roelke at South Market Street
The funeral for the late Mrs. Sarah A. Roelke was held from her home on South Market Street yesterday at 8 o'clock. Pallbearers were her sons-in-law Messrs G M Oacil Wm Frank Moses Fisher and Frank Chew. Interment followed at Mt Olives cemetery with O O Carty as funeral director. Rev Father Kane awarded the priests house contract to Barry W Bowers for a three story sand brick front building with marble trim at St John s Church East Second Street.
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Sarah .A. Roelké
South Market Street
Messrs
G. M Oacil
Wm. Frank
Moses Fisher
Frank .Chew
Msdeab
Mt. Olives Cemetery
O. O.carty
Father Kane
St. John’s Catholic Church
East Secondatrees
Barry W. Bowers
Imps Mandolin Club Opens Season With First Meeting
The Imps Mandolin Club held its first season meeting last night in City Hall orchestra rooms. About fifteen members attended, followed by a brief rehearsal. The club will meet each Thursday night for rehearsal unless announced otherwise.
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Imops
Imps
City Hall
Market Quotations and Missing Person Report
The Eastern Malting and Export Company quotes today list corn at per barrel and shelled corn at per bushel, wheat No 2 red at 6744, steamer at per bushel, new oats at 50 cents per bushel, hay at 18 to 18 per ton. A search continues for a team hired from Mr Goo Myers last Monday. the person remains unfound and believed to have ties to the citour.
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The
Ocal Mart
Eastern Milking & Export Company
Uncle Haz starts out as Frank Adame Uncle Lez company opens season
The Frank Adame Uncle Lez Company performed to a large audience at the City Opera House last night. The 20 member troupe, with full band and orchestra, received favorable critiques for the strong singing and especially the back and wing dancing. New faces appeared as the company enters its season, traveling by special car to Martotti, Pa, for tonight's production and a stop in Chambersburg, Pa tomorrow. Mr. Frank T Rhodes joined the troupe.
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Frank Adame
Uncle Lez
Hovne
Uncle Hen
Unola Hea
Thore
September Outing of Mary Jans Outing Club
The Mary Jans Outing Club held its third party yesterday at Paarl with 35 members attending. A dinner at Mt. Carmel Methodist Church featured fried chicken, ham, salads, desserts, and beverages. A moonlight festival followed in the north meadow, and the ride home was pleasant. An upcoming outing to Gardaville around late September is announced, with a note about an elderly member aged 89 who suffered gangrene last winter and leaves 10 children.
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Mary Jans
Paarl
Bupper
Ray
Ladies of
Mt. Carmel Methodi
Bray
Mand
Wi Bi Bay
North Meadow
Ls. Leo
Yellow Springs
Stieff Piano Warehouses and Dye Works Ad
An old newspaper fragment advertises Stieff warerooms at 81 North Market St and O J James as dyeing and repair service for clothes. It notes Sunday rates and summer excursion train sales by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Frederick, Hagerstown, and Washington for the 36th National Encampment, with dates, fares, and special trains.
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Pianou
Steff
Stieff
North Market St
le Brawner
Jamea
Agent Dye Works
Algo
Roepialey
Onasle
North Market Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio R. ER
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Socomnt
G. AR
Oost
Baltimore & Ohio RB
Hagerstown
Baltimore and Ohio Hillroad
Sandey
Great Sbattlefield
G.A.R
Gettysburg
Antietam
O. W. Basestt
Passarger Agert
O. R
Coffee quality and breakfast impact urged
A nutrition minded note states a good cup of Coffea helps breakfast, while a bad cup harms it. It emphasizes a proper blend roast and clean beans, urging purchase from Carpet and Wall Plyre House for quality coffee options.
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Waynesboro, Pa
News OF the State
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Indies and Genta
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Wall Papers
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100 North Market
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Fidelity
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Storer
Copper Mints
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Raceited Arms Studio
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W. W. Onborne
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