Ex Gov Carroll to Europe for a Year
Ex Governor John Lee Carroll plans a year abroad in Europe. Burglary hits Mrs N Legetes of Exston. A new sewing factory opens at Ellicott City. Zion Evangelical German Lutheran Church Frontburg marks a semi centennial. Garret county grand jury urges sanitary upgrades for the county prison. Two colored men are held in Cambridge over linked Henké murder in Bur Martop NJ. Col George A Pearce to stump for Captain McDonald in Sixth District. Mrs Emus Cummins wins damages from saloon keeper for serving liquor to her husband. Prohibition campaign activity. Michael J Panning prevented from speaking by bad weather. he will speak in Montgomery Co this week. Mr William E Schrosder recovering from typhoid malaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee Carroll
Ehirope
N. Legetes
Exston
Ellicott City
Zion Evangelical German Lutheran Church
Frontburg
Garredt County
Cambridge
Henké
Bur- Martop
N. J
George A. Pearce
Captan McDonald
Congress
Uarrett
Emus Cummins
Shchonkeeper
Friendaville
Michael J. Panning
Fanning
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Free Text Books Law Causes County Board Question
The State Board of Education explains that under the Free Textbook Law a county board contract for books purchased with funds provided by the law does not bind each board to 19 textbooks. The law appropriates 156000 for free books and requires contracts with advertisement for bids, with the first year likely needing more titles than subsequent years. If funds run short, higher grades may be reduced. The ruling applies only to money from the Free Textbook law, not other school-book funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siste Board
Eéscaison
Lsw
Loere
E.B. Prettymen
State Board of Education
Biste Board of Education
Anm
Geners
Euucasuion
Grenada
Laem
Death notices and obituaries from Baltimore area
Mrs. Mary Pierpont of Baltimore dies in Washington at 56 after Bright's disease. Born Philadelphia July 22, 1840, she was twice married to John A. Camden and Francia H. Pierpont. Her son Wilson L. Camden resides in Baltimore. Burial planned at Greenmount Cemetery with Lloyd & Marshall in charge. Mannie Lowenstein of Baltimore dies at 19 after ten days illness. Funeral at 1817 Linden Avenue today at 1:30 pm. Died, Mrs. Catharios Dukehart of Emmitsburg district aged 60. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church conducted by Rev J B Marley. Eva Grambine, daughter of Enoch Grambine, dies in Brunswick. Funeral tomorrow afternoon followed by interment at Mount Olives Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pierport
Mary Pierpont
Washington
Philadelphia
N. J
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
Greenmount Cemetery
Lloyd & Marshall WL
Decorazed
Robert Ramsburg
West
Patrick Sirest
Frederick
Marnie Lowenstein
Wannie
Carrie
Isaac Lowenstein
Satuday
Linden Avenue
Mannie Lowenstein
Fran
Dukahart
Emmitsburg
Catharios Dukshart
John Dukehart
St. St. Mary’s Catholic Church
J. B. Marley
Eva Grambina
Eva Grambine
Enoch Grambine
Brunswick
Iuniin
Mount Olives Cemetery
Runaway Horse Crashes Buggy in Emmitsburg
Excitement rose in Emmitsburg on Tuesday evening as a runaway horse hitched to a buggy dashed through the street. The buggy shattered with only three wheels remaining while bystanders and children escaped harm by leaping to safety. The wagon owner was Mr. George P. Beam. driver Mr. John F. Adelsberger, with daughter Miss Annie Adelsberger, suffered severe cuts and bruises. Adelsberger is able to move about despite pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
George P. Beam
John F. Adelsberger
Mies Arnie Adelsberger
Rere
Adelsberger
Annie
A’ Ager
Medal Awarded to School Childrens in Frederic State
A medal was presented to a school child Mrs. John Eirchie of Frederit for notable service in teaching or history by students. The report appears in The News with details about the ceremony and recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eirchie
Frederit
State
Tegent
Marpiand
Edna Saeree
Seeiny
Severe Saturday Storm Hits Frederick Area Reflecting Winds
A heavy fall of rain and strong winds struck Saturday afternoon, knocking down fences and trees along roads, with a large locust tree toppling on West Church Street in front of Ann Rowe’s residence. A City Hall area awning was torn and debris scattered widely as residents faced travel disruptions and power concerns. In local horse news Circulator, a famed trotting stallion, died of heart trouble after a storied career linked to Pimlico and Maryland racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Church Street
Mire
Ann Rowe
Rain Fears Cyclone Rumor and Peach Growers Near Mountain Dale
County correspondence reports a rain storm sparked cyclone fears last Friday. It notes the death of Kists Rice, offers sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Rice, praises peach growers Wm Koll and Ell Wolf for large crops, mentions funeral of Ary McDevitt, and lauds Mrs. McDevitt’s charitable character and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kists
Mra
Caleb Rice
Mountain Dale
Gora
Wm. Koll
Ary McDevitt
U. B. Chapel
News Nuggets From War World and Far Lands
Fragmented items report mob attacks on a church and a college in Agnae Calientes Mexico. A Pennsylvania farm laborer claims inheritance from a lost will. Hazardville powder mills blown by lightning. An armed mob chases a Mishawaka resident. Jonathan Rhine in Lebanon suffers a severe shock to his invalid son. Pasha of Egypt donates £40 to Armenian relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Agnae Calientes
Mexico
Carl von Wedel
Safe Harbor
Hazardville
Copany
Hazardvile
Copa
Mishawaka
Ind
Retief In Six Hours. Ae Titre ant Diedder AY
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly effective for severe bowel complaints. It claims near instant relief, pleasant taste, and no bad effects, selling through various druggists. Also mentions catarrh cure and throat health products with names and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B Guinnip
Atco
Mall
Aris Ger Bole
Peers
Frederick
W. R. Rods
Airy
National League Contests Across Cities and Standings
National League games across Baltimore Washington Brooklyn and Cleveland set the tone for Saturdays results with Philadelphia New York and Chicago also featuring. Context includes scores and standings while a separate Indiana tribute and local notices interrupt the sports page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinces
Clers
J. Baltimore
New York
Philadel
Brooklyn
O . Chicago
Boston
St. Lows
Pitsvorg
Louisvillyn
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Lourville
St. Louis
Chicago
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Lazes Stata Gort Fead
Kotal Baking Powder CO
the Daily News
News OF the State
William E. Schrosder
Ae van Ag
California Fig Syrup Co
Gail Borben Eagle Brand
Livie Bes
Tafact
Fleaia
Bea
N.Y
Bedson Street
Balsam OF Rosebud
G. ¥. Smith Manufacturing CO
Chemists
Woodeboro
Sisioer Bros
W. Rudy
Randolph-Macon Academy
Faraines
Sameer
Wife
and Cooi
Carlos M. de Garmendin
Bethlehem
Denis Mendis
Asllo
Pataxent
Tae
James M. Smith
Woodsboro
Frederick County
Maryland
Frank Brown
Pimlico
Easton
Wii- Hetaless
Satiok
Reeety
Albert L. Pearre
Wehison Building
Ema
Ieee Es
Tutt
Sinka
Chilesburg
Derby
BR. Q. Taylor
GE. A. Gilbert
Morth Market St. Froderter
Grove & Kindley
Brocatello
Cc. E& Clin
Baseball Records
Indiana
Fifth Avenue
United States
India
Tompkinsvile
Roblert Evans
Bob
Harrison
Matthews
Taggrart
Iodianapolis
Robbins
Evans
McAdoo
Rely Carrol
James Perry
Thomas Foley
Ramet
Bendiackshi An Yieki
AL. Pearre’s DrugSure
Pere Bishi
Ene
Bay
Ervestoes
The
Whig
Lalamboise
Montreal
Buldte
Kingston
Buckley
Kelly
Toronto
Hamilton
Alpert L Pearre
Etonison
Albert, L. Pearre
Etchison Suikling
Kari Clover
Albert L. Pearrs
Brenison Baildae
Bever
Tran Diamonds
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Hos
Patrick Streat
J. Gndzeyaring
RIN
Willard C. Keller
South Sabi
Iet
N. J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
X.J. Wilson & Sox
LOY & Perry's
America
Footer's Dye Works
Cumberland, ND
L &. Adams
W. Church
Rex
Stexner Bros
Druggiets
Borth
Etchisons
Laase
Etchisor
Etchison
W. H. B. Etchison
South Market St
Frederick, Md
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