Reunion at Troy Forms Maryland Association for Marrlancers
A 1900s Ohio reunion of native Marylanders held in Troy, Ohio on September 6 on the fair grounds. Ed Ridecou presided. Rev Ezra S. Rey responded. Officers elected include EB B. Beh of Cincinnati as president and T. G. Harbaugh as secretary. The association plans to cover all of Ohio and invites Maryland residents to enroll.
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Troy
Ohio
Fair Grounds
Ridecou
Cam
Ezra 5
Rey
Prsatze
Maryland
Willams
Bell
Cratrmac Allenoor
Lowadis
T. ©. Harbaugh
Middletown
Walch
Alarylanders
E. C. Ezcard
Ressier
Fyzon Baker
Charles P. Remebure
E. T. Ridenour
Hamlet star Young to appear in Shakespearean drama tonight
Theatrical page notes Henry Young will be seen Monday night in Shakespeare and Hamlet. The piece praises Young as mature and poetically tempered, modest and scholarly, yet full of enthusiasm. Also mentioned is E. Toole and a cast in Jerome’s farce and other comedy scenes.
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Csmes Young
Young
Youns
Mamie
Tliarney
Gi. E. Toole
Anl
Gare
Jerome
Ratzez
Osera Honze
St de G Phapis
Baltimore City Charter Anniversary Observed Nationwide
News notes from Maryland recounts a Baltimore charter anniversary and the arrival of German colonists in America. Reports list local deaths including George P. Rothman and James S. Jones, arson conviction of Teatah Lee, and a proposed cement plant at Sparrow’s Point.
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George PF. Rothman
Cumberland
Teatah Lee
Howard County
James S. Jones
Sparrow's Polct
Annie Besant
Batt
Leigh Weed
Lockjin
Merbors
Wo. J. Leezse
Bsidmore
St Chase
Bherl
Stephen K. Mascon
Biltimore
Alsod Calar
Maryland
Golae City
Quiver A. Gersman
Stete
Atorney McGuire
Otte
Wichieid §Ter
Baltimore
Fatty
Ptraong
Baltimore County
Timpalam
Meng
Chsitmsn Scott
Reput
Hesdyaarfergie
Equitable Autiding
Howleburg Snd
Ferra Alta
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore City
America
Tes
Brisk Bits Spark Oddities From Fuzzy Memory
Brief notes report events and curiosities from dated weather to battles, inventions, markets, and local fairs. Topics include Antietam anniversary, yellow fever talk, typewriter jobs, East goods price rise, Dawson City paper, a Baltimore bootlack ad, St Helens diocese salary, pension payout record, Chestnut crop in Preston County, hot Potomac weather, and stray references to gamblers and copper clouds of misinformation.
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Dawson City
Gold
Baltimore
U. S
Preston County
W. Va
Chestn-1
Potomac
Tectasgiers
Won. Fhey Were snd Gathered Thomas S. Boyer
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Thomas S. Boyer and references a gathering or victory event. Details are unclear but indicate Boyer connected to a concluded outcome.
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Fhey
Snd
Thomas S. Boyer
Ricoric Lighting Engine Plausible Invention Report
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a Ricoric Lighting Engine and references to a Liguard and electrical components. The readable text hints at experimental or speculative terms with phrases like ex ols sditions and supsip ite emagl. No clear event or public detail is discernible.
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Ricoric Lighting Engine
Mim
Emagl
Electist
Meeting Notice for Frederick H Pitst Council
A community notice records a Frederick H Pitst meeting of the Prefederics iser tal law at 930 Assce's 92. The fragmentary text confirms a scheduled gathering with an unspecified agenda and location details.
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Frederick H
Rebbe robbed of 323 in Hagers own claim
A damaged notice reports a robbery in Hagers Town where an amount of 323 was taken. Local names such as L Pearre and Erehison Sulidirg appear in a confusing ad style, mentioning a market street and a supposed cure. The fragmentary text combines crime and dubious medical claims without clear context.
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Myersville
Hagers Own
Sulloh
Market St
Fruit True Pests Warn of Widespread San Jose Scale
Prof. W G Jobreco reports state nurseries in good condition after inspections. He cites widespread San Jose scale in fourteen counties, urging immediate destruction of affected trees and thorough inspections to prevent spread. largest infested orchard contains about 29,000 trees with many dead or dying.
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W. G. Jobreco
Esse-Taxt
T. Gay Wooford
Dorchester County
Caroline
Kent
Jobeson
Maryland
Hagerstown
San Jose
County Correspondence from Wolfsville Untidy Local Notes
Collage of local names and notices from Wolfsville and nearby towns. Mentions residents visiting, studying away, and personal happenings with several misspellings and garbled phrases. Ends with a prompt urging readers to advertise.
Baltimore man killed in Newark mystery after trip
A Baltimore resident Charles Barber, 27, was reportedly struck in Newark New Jersey on August 6 with fatal injuries including severed legs and a fractured skull. Friends received a letter in Middletown this week claiming the victim was Percy P Barter, third son of Charles B and Annie E Barter, from Baltimore, formerly of that place, who had gone to Newark and was killed the day he left home. He was a Middletown native and grandson of Townsent Barber, aged 27 in February and unmarried.
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Newark
Charles Barber
Baltimore
Ainlircal
N. J
Middletown
Percy P
Charles B
Annie E. Barter
Local Court Sents Allan Cook to Jail on Charge
A colored man named Allan Cook was tried before Magistrate Crom in Liberty on a gun related fault case. He was sent to jail in default of a five hundred dollar bond awaiting the next grand jury.
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Allan Cook
Crom
Cook
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Antietam
United States
Hagerstown Fair Association
Firent
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Towt's
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Ocharde
Wolfsville
Elmer C. Brandenberg
Baxuyl Barktell
Smithsburg
Lewis
Joan Kilosugr
Patapsco
Srs
Chas. Bachtell
Austin A Lamar
Maryland General Hospital
Boonsboro
Reedysville
Lemuel Stotlemyer
Srecandoah Normal College
Ealtancz
Werth B. Stotlemyer
Franklin and Starshall College
Claude
Stotlemyer
Halph Hoover
Barterstown
J. O.ass
Marshall Warrenf Eltz
Prach
Big Pool
Warrenfeltz
Sel Haber
Sohn
Agtew
Momferta
James of
Seratzs
Azaye
Rox
Ind
Pasena
Tokyo
Rarita
Ticer
Rave
Bess
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Bea
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L. Pesre
J. Sogel
Ebreve- Dort
Dr. King
Yearce
Usleg
Bipkey Cope
Brest
WiHamasa
Gray City
Pepsin Syrup Co
Mestizelio
J.C. Boone
Pearre Ona Querences
Erchison
S. Marker St
Pearre
Etehison Bulldlog
Marker St
Dase
Gilbert
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
GOD
THE
Buffalo
Chas. N. Hauer
Frederick Electric
Ugat Amd Power CO
East Patrick Street
Carty
Carty’s
Patrick Shrest
Frederick
B. H. Blackstoy & Son
North Market ST
Willard C. Relles
Freeserior
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. HB
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Burnisher of
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South Market St
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