Admiral Chadwick Vindicates Schley Over Santiago Fight
The narrative support for Commodore Schley in the Santiago battle is revisited with Admiral Chadwick’s historical account. It defends Schley and Cook, cites Dewey’s minority stance, and portrays the Brooklyn loop as a strategic maneuver that aided victory over Cervera’s fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saye
Chadwick
Santiago
Dewey
Uiming
Brooklyn
Schley
Captain Cook
Startling Discovery Crumbling Washington Monument
The Washington Monument shows signs of disintegration with space between its outer and inner walls filled with rubbish and cement. Army engineers warn there is no immediate danger of collapse but Congress may fund repairs to remedy the flaw as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Monument
National Capitol
Congress
Army Engineers
Anti-Safoon League Holds Salisbury Rally and Field Day
The Anti-Safoon League held a Sunday rally and field day in Salisbury with addresses by WLOH officials and local clergy. Speakers included superintendent Anderson, Rev Andrew H Wood, attorney J Bibb Mills, and Rev Cyrus Keen. The group discussed local option for churches and planned similar events in another town, with the Baltimore Lyric rally set for October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Safoon League
Salisbury
Wloh. Anderson
Andrew H. Wood
J Bibb Mills
Cyrus Keen
Baltimore
the Lyric
Jail Visit Sparks Talk Of Allmutt Spouse Privileges
In Montgomery County Maryland, Mrs Richard W. Allmutt, wife of a Rockville man held on murder charges, has been allowed Sunday visits and overnight stays in the jail. Sheriff William E. Weill refused to discuss the arrangements, noting it is his concern alone. The case stems from a seven month-old arrest after a family feud ended with a pitchfork killing. relatives have provided furnishings, and Allmutt’s relatives, including his brother Henry, hold county offices. The trial, initially set for March, was moved to November by Judge Peter, with attorney Alexander Khfour named to prosecute.
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Richard W. Allmutt
Dawsonville
Rockville
William E. Weill
Montgomery
Montgomery County
Elzeus
Alinat
Vvvam Perry Tra
Jonathan Allnatt
Alnnit
Rockville County
Henry CL
Maryland
Reechinle
Peter
Alexander Khfour
Mrs Allnet
Frederick Citizens Weigh Evidence Of Merit In Kidney Remedy
A Frederick reader endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after thirty years of kidney disease. She recalls severe pain, back trouble, and relief from the medicine bought at J W Harner's Drug Store. The ad lists distributors in Baltimore and New York, urging trust in the product and its responsible agents.
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Frederick
Frederi
Frederick Weagiles
Frederick Civen
Frank Buckes
Frederik
Dean
J W Harner
Sudom Peete
Vstwairn Co
Ranalo Neo
Doan
Sale of Church Postponed Amid Discontent Trial
The church formerly under Rev. J. O. Knott postponed its sale for a month as the property may revert to the mortgage holder. Knott says trustees were dissatisfied by the trial board's treatment after his August trial for allegedly associating with a young woman he was helping to find work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Knott
Mr. Knott
B F Smith Co Proposes Fireproofing Courthouse Room
The B F Smith Co of Washington presented fireproofing plans to the Board of County Commissioners including cement floor metal doors and windows metal cases and desks with no wood used. They offered to complete the work for 3200 and cited five courthouses burned yet records stayed intact. No action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B F. Smith Co
Washington
Board of County Commissioners
Residence of Mrs Ross Repainted by Lampe Band
Brief items note the residence of Mrs Charles W Ross Sr at Court Square is being repainted by a force under Henry R Lampe. In a fishing outing along the Monocacy, George Shipley John Baumgardner and Frank Garrett landed 34 bass weighing 3 1 2 pounds and four mullets.
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Charles W Ross, Sr
Court Square
Henry R. Lampe
Monocacy
George Shipley
John Baumgardner
Frank Garrett
Oyster house to open in Rhodes store room
J. F. Purnell of Cristicid Maryland rents the Rhodes store room on West Second Street to operate an Eastern Shore oyster house serving oysters in all styles. Also noted is Playing With Band with Albert R. Wallis and Edward Harvey Jr in Rockville today to provide music for the Democratic campaign opening in Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Purnell
Cristicid, Md
Rhodes
West Second Street
Albert R. Wallis
Edward Harvey, Jr
Rockvile
Kings Valley
Montgomery County
King's New Discovery Cures Lungs and Coughs Claim
A fragmentary ad-like notice touts a "new discovery" praised as a cure for lung disease, asthma, and related coughs. It claims guaranteed relief and urges readers to seek treatment at a common location, mentioning various ailments and a free trial.
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Uwe
Pernas
Ian
Loughs
Caldas
Tapana
Pearres Mharmas
Notes of News From Across Maryland and Nearby Areas
Black bass are reported abundant at Port Deposit. Joseph Shanahan of Fallston named cashier of Harford Savings Bank. Carroll County Democratic Central Committee elects T Herbert Shriver as chair. Tomato packing houses in Warford County closing due to raw material shortage. James Starkey and his 16 year old son killed by a collapse at Washington Mine No. 4. Baltimore grand jury begins counting ballots in Fourth Ward amid possible precinct discrepancies. Washington County to expect an unusually large apple crop as buyers offer 90 cents a barrel. Baltimore City observes October 16 as holiday for Cardinal Gibbons jubilee after Protestant protests. Louis G Heller of Bridgeport NJ named judge for Western Maryland Poultry Show in Lonaconing in January. Kensington Assembly reorganizes for season planning dances in Town Hall, first in Thanksgiving week. Mayor Preston’s green bag reveals Jacob W Hook as City Collector H Kent McCay as City Engineer and Richard H Johns as Fire Board president. Moller family in Jingerstown reports telegram from England he will sail home on the Majestic. he previously rode the Olympic. Theodore Ennis before Salisbury court on habeas corpus for the murder of his brother Eddie Sunts. bail set at 2500. Western Maryland Railway extension work advances Cumberland to Connellsville with two Hurley track-laying machines. tracks laid through Cash Valley nearly to the tunnel.
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Port Deposit
Joseph Shanahan
Fallston
Harford Savings Bank
T. Herbert Shriver
Carroll County
Democratic Central Committee
Warford County
James Starkey
Washington
Piedmont and
Georges Creek
Baltimore Grand Jury
Washington County
Baltimore Council
Cardinal Gibbons
Louis G. Heller
Bridgeport
N. J
Western Maryland Poultrymen’s Association
Lonaconing
Kensington Assembly
Kensington Town Hall
Preston
Jacob W. Hook
H. Kent McCay
Richard H. Johns
M. P. Moller
Jingerstown
England
Majestic
Moller
Theodore Ennis
Eddie Sunts
Salisbury
Cout
Western Maryland
Cumberland
Connellsville
Hurley
Cash Valley
Such a Little One: Rockvillian Accused of Uttering N G
Frank E. Thomas of Rockville formerly of this city, an insurance agent, faced Washington Police Court on charges of false pretense and passing a worthless $1 check drawn on a Montgomery County bank to Charles Hurdle. He is on parole for a similar offense. $500 bonds set. October 4 hearing for parole forfeiture and new charges.
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Rockvillian
N. G
Frank E. Thomas
Rockville
Washington
Thomas
United States
Given
Montgomery County
Charles Hurdle
Wroth
Marriage invitation for Marie Anina and Lloyd MacGill
Mr and Mrs John Ejnrichs invite guests to the marriage of their daughter Marie Anina to Mr Lloyd Thomas MacGill on Wednesday October 11 at 7 56 at Goodwood Road Roland Park The groom is grandson of the late Dr L T MacGill In this city Merrill Thomas Foster and Miss Sadie Louise Miles of Brunswick were married at that place on Saturday by Rev G T UD Collins
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Wane Dissili Tavita Iti
John E Jiinrichs
Marie Anina
Lloyd Thomas MacGill
Goodwood Road
Roland Park
MacGil
L. T. MacGill
Merrill Thomas Foster
iSadie Louise Miles
Brunswick
Satturdar
G. T. UD. Collins
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Imamiry
Crowardice Agaist
Kaitural
Commodae
Wintel
Schiex
Admial
Pb. Chadwick
New York
William T. Sampson
Schiey
Cervera
Admiral Sampson
Navy Department
Samipson
Saurpson
Commodore Schley
Ardmiral Dewey
Ite
Isidor Rayner
Denban
Ramsay
Schrey
Adimat Chadwick
Brooklya
Isaiab
Maria ‘Terese
Hier
Fry de Crader
Vigaya
Noha
Amaiacan
Gladionu
Crenturgor
Teresa
Anti-Saloon League
THE
Western Union Telegraph CO
Liberte
Toulon
Tumnon
Prench
Biberte
Husband
R. W. Allutt
Por Jackson
YOVCA
Wolmonsten
Yomcx
Kinty
Anti Saloon League
AntiSaloon League
William JH. Anderson
Retter
League
Denny
U. of Alabama
George H. Denny
Washington and Lee University
Juckington
University of Mabaina
Montgomery, Alabyi
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Hymeneas
Footer’s
America
Tooter
Footer’s Dye Works
Kate Gittinger
East Patrick Street
Tseodtst
Hoy's Mall
Phila Hay Specialties Co
Newark
Harlina Soap
Druggista
Steiner Bros
Weil Laught
Ccustinen Ty
Giese
Lgve
Yicam
Merhe F. Moberly
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
California
Colorado
Alberta
Arizona
Idaho
British Columbia
Mexico
Montana
New Mexico
Wyoming
Nevada
Oregon
Texas
Utah
J. H. Trundle
Frederick Md
Horlick’s
York
Ladies’ Tailors
Wil
Gene
Kessler Bros
Brill
Patrick Street
K. Frederick
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