Daily News notices from 1606 Maryland state fare and church ordinations
The page reports crop declines in Charles county and local campaigns, a plan to move a bicycle maker to Hagerstown, a fatality at Pope's Creek, a postmaster's death, a new bridge from Boloman's Island, and preparations for Harford County fair. It notes ordinations at Mt St Marys Seminary with several gentlemen receiving tonsure and labor orders, plus promotions and visits by Democratic candidates to Cecil County Fair.
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Charles County
Somerset County
Cama
Edward Chapsi
Cama Pare
Apne
Avroedel
New York
Bagerstown
L. M. Della
Pope's Creek
John B. Curry
Upper Cross Roads
Boloman's Island
Mos
Calvert County
Harford County
East Baltimore
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
Webb -Mary's Seminary
Emmitsburg
A. Curtis
Winton
Messrs
Joesph A. Flynn
Louisville
James E
O’brien
Hartford
J. C. McGovern
MK. M. Haseet
H.W. Smith
Florida Oranges Scarce as Season Prices Rise
Secretary Tarver of Jacksonville Florida estimates the orange crop this season at not over 100000 boxes, far below the 1898 season's 5000000. Most fruit comes from the Manistee river region on the gulf coast where little freezing affected supply. Baltimore will rely on California for shipments.
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Florida
Secretary Tarver
Jacksonville
Fla
Frat Oe
Manstee River
Gulf Coast
Baltimore
California
Wheat Supply Limited Strains Maryland Mills and Elevators
Maryland wheat supply tight in Baltimore area as Carroll county flour mills struggle to obtain grain. Daily elevator receipts run at roughly one seventh of historic levels due to farmers withholding stock awaiting higher prices.
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The
Baltimore News
Maryland
Carroll County
Monument to Francis Scott Key Inspires Patriotism in Frederick
An evening event featured Mrs. McLean praising Key and the ideals he embodies. She urged support for a Key Monument, highlighting national unity, patriotism, and the role of women in promoting the cause. The crowd joined in singing Key’s hymn as the program celebrated loyalty to country and home. A committee of her chapter was formed to push the project in the coming year.
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Brildent
Genire
Mre Melres
Bie
Nalsace
Allerncate
Alre Caly
Francia Geott Key
Monument Association
New York City
Saratoga
Ahso
Key
Nemo
Tamali
Borkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Michigan
Internet
McLean
Pieutbeut Viel Ancho
McDean
Thos
Key Monument Association
Frederick
Prokeere Si
Knight of Waterloo wins in Clem sonville Queen of love and beauty crowned
Saturday in Clem sonville the C D Society held its second annual knights tournament amid rain damaged grounds and late arrival of a Baltimore orchestra. Charles Crawford and Jacob Kanode tied for first in the riding contest with Crawford winning. Prizes awarded include cash, a lap robe, a bridle and a whip. Miss Nena Sanderfs crowned Queen of love and beauty with two maids of honor and several dames named as attendants. Crowning followed by dancing, ending after a late hour to the delight of attendees.
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Clemsonville
C. D. Society
Baltimore
New Windsor
Dorisy Etchison
Frederick Bar
Esther
Waterloo
Charles Crawford
Tayloraville
Linwood
Lynou Wood
New Market
Redwood
Jacob Kanode
Libertytown
Kit
Fairvview
Grant Bacaman
Man
Tyfors
Baltimore County
Valley Ford
George Dudderar
Green Valley
Harry
Grant
Beesman
Ith
Lynn Wood
KR. HE. Mercer
Jan. Crook
B. Ranade
J. E. Wood, Jr
Frederick
Nena Sanderfs
Crawford
Sisse Kanede
Maud Pfoutz
Baesman
Carrie Stone
Mt. Pleasant
Oliver Brightwell
Farm Land Sale in Woodsboro District to Donor
Mr Nosh E Cramer real estate loan and fire insurance agent arranged the sale of a 484 acre Woodsboro district farm for 10350 dollars to G F Donate. The transaction involves transfer of farm property owned by David A. in the woodsboro area.
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Nosh E Cramer
Zold Venerdas
David A
Woodsboro
G. F. Donate
Sunday School Commentary on Refuge City and Obedience
A reading from Lewes on judgment and refuge cites cities of refuge, names three eastern Jordan sites Bezer Ramoth and Go Jan, and links these to Jesus as high priest and defender. The text urges fleeing sin, abiding in Christ, and finding holiness and fruit through fellowship with the Father and Son by the Holy Spirit.
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Aervameris i
Booth
Janava
Bat
Fenton
Pete Stat
Greta Ey
Samael Cheekhaen
Avengers
Ana
Jobervi
Congregation For Judgment
Eedesh
Naphtari
Sheobam
Aobraba
Tum
Ho Cin
Arba
Hebron
Judah
Sim
Bezer
Renbden
Ramoth
Golan
Manasseh
Amba
Peexon
Cryptic health crusade claims women’s lives saved
Fragmented OCR text mentions Clover and a pledge to fight disease with a campaign title It references women and a Kilsi of Women with names like Aethres Goat Osta Sdinne and Soni Sanaa ma e The piece asserts many Osset women suffer constipation and links Clover to relief Though garbled the tone suggests a promotional health drive with alarming claims without clear specifics.
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Brown
Digestive Cordial Promoted by Local Vendors
A historical notice describes the Digestive Cordial as a trusted remedy claimed to aid digestion and weight control. It notes widespread use and recommendations from customers, with sellers asserting strong reputations for the product and urging readers to consult druggists about small bottle purchases.
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Metropolis
Seary
Law's grip on offenders in city court action
Officer Eichelberger arrested a youth for defacing the newly frescoed Opera House wall and fined him $1.85. William Gibson alias Kid Gibson and Frank Smith alias Black Diamond faced charges. Gibson awaits grand jury action, Smith served a jail sentence before payment. Martha Dean and Mollie Goodman, both colored, paid fines for disorderly conduct.
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Eichelberger
Opera House
Matos
Estisana
Wm. Gibson
Kid Gibeon
Baltimore
Frederick
Sebiele
Frank Smith
Black Diamond
Renner
Eckstala
Martha Dean
Abrecht
Mollie Goodman
Effects of the Recent Raine
Lewis editor of the Banner of Liberty notes five inches of rain fell Friday morning to midafternoon, swelling streams and soaking the ground. Roads around Clemsonville washed, some surfaces eroded, water standing in roadways. Clemsonville residents report heavier rainfall than the Johnstown flood, with flood gates and fences damaged and tenants forced to move.
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Raine
Harry
Lewis
Banner of Liberty
Johoeriile
Clemsonvilie
Clemsonvite
Johnstown
James H
Clemson
Thomas Nash
Hymeneal Notice of Larddseey and Devanpeck Marriage
Miss Alica G Larduskey of Baltimore married Mr Frederick Devanpeck of Glen New York yesterday at St Luke s Church Baltimore by Rev W A Conle. The bride wore traveling dress of brown broad cloth. Ushers included Wm Larduskey George Vansant K B L Vansant Jr Joseph Vansant Jr. Couple left for a trip north. Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Carrie Lee Jones Thurmont to Mr William Galt Jones Chicago. Broadrup Easterdat Married September 11 at bride s home by Rev J C Asper Charles Broadrup and Miss Mary Ellen Easterday of Charlesville.
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Deterpeck
Larddseey
Alica G. Larduskey
Baltimore
Frederick Devanpeck
Glen
New York
St. Luke’s Church
Qaray Street
Lexington Street
W. A. Conle
Wm. T. Larduskey
George Vansant
K. B. L. Vansant
Joseph Vansant
Carrie Lee
John Jones
Thurmont
William Galt Jones
Chicago
Mise Jones
Broadrup—Easterdat
Local Licenses Reported for Brooks Fry and Clay Nelson
James A. T. Brooks and Sarah Fry of near Taylorstown Virginia apply for licenses. James O. Clay and Paonie M. Nelson, both residents of this county, also seek marriage licenses. The groom is listed as forty. the bride’s age is not clearly stated.
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James A. T. Brooks
Sarah Mr. Fry
Taylorstown
James O. Clay
Paonie M. Nelson
Base Bani News Last Game Set Between Teams Tomorrow
The final season game between the M. 5. D. ram and Frederick Caiona is scheduled for tomorrow after noon at 8 o'clock on the M. 8. D. grounds with batteries Strawa burg and Bennett, Benson and Wood. Reports from WW I and CarrMrt mention casualties and events, while a separate note from Washington on September 13 discusses a carnival proposal and related rumors.
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Base Bani News
M. 5. D. Ram
Frederick Caiona
Strawaburg and
Bennett, Benson and Wood
Natural Beautifier Tea Promoted in 1900s Ad
An old ad touts Karls Clover Root Tou pouinter to purify the hood and improve form. It mentions Albert L. Pearra Etonson and claims cures for various ailments. Free samples offered by Alper L. Pestra at a Balld location.
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Karls
Meiser
Albert L. Pearra
Etonson
West Welk
Alper L. Pestra
Ktokissa
Children Shoes Adverts and A Disaster Report
A jumbled local notice mixes an advertisement for Carnal shoes with tragically detailed reports of Wind and Storm damage near Cape Vincent and Watertown. It mentions injuries from a transport station collapse and poisonings from contaminated water in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Downer Avenue
Santa Fe Road
Colonal
W. T. Thompson
O L Morton
Santa Monica
Alleged Cuban Filibusters Indicted By Grand Jury
The United States district court grand jury returned true bills of indictment against the alleged Cuban filibusters including Ralph DeSoto. The vote was thirteen for and six against. The suspected group faces next Wednesday’s trial date.
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Wranseros
Dek
Sepp
United States District Court
Ralph DeSoto
Shilohs Catarrh Remedy Ad Spells Relief
An old classified style note promotes Shilohs Catarrh Remedy claiming relief from catarrh and associated breath issues. It lists a brand name and a seller, with brief appeal to health benefits and a local contact.
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