County Overesporderce Week in Cinuhy Sowak PoUbs
Local society notes list Ladies Aid festival at Manor hall Friday and Saturday, church services Sunday at Lutheran and K. E. church, and various residents traveling to Frederick Martinsburg Jefferson County and Baltimore. Easier items include visits by Miss Hargett Miss Myers and others, plus upcoming revivals and missionary meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Blanche Lyons
R. A. Compton
J. H. Grim
West
M. V. Hogan
T. Hogan
Frederick
Theo, Leopold
Nettie
Lillie Walker
Baltimore
Charles M. Elderdice
Lewis E. Pordum
Westminster
Western Maryland College
Providence Church
Israel
Josbhasa
M. Oallum
Montgomery Chapel
Hepsia Etchison
Urbana
Wesley Boyer
Elizabeth Boyer
Edna Hing
Condition of the crops in Maryland report week ending September 23
Oliver L. Fasstg, Maryland section director of the Department of Agriculture, reports wheat seeding progress and soil readiness. Barley and buckwheat yields vary. corn land use shifts. late seeding in northeastern counties. Potentials for grain yields remain strong except for some districts. Apples, pears, vegetables, and potatoes show mixed results with worms and frosts affecting output. tomatoes usable with steady cannery demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Scthon
Oliver L. Fasstg
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Dorchester County
Carroll County
Garrett County
Prince Georges
Dorchyster
Washington
Frederick
Nourhansé
Remarkable case draws 870 heirs in Shaul will suit
In Utica New York a special term of Herkimer Supreme Court hears Menszo Shaul's will distributing 21000 among third cousins. About 870 claimants from across the U S pursue shares, aided by 43 attorneys as the court weighs the interpretation of third cousins. In Philadelphia a steamer F Ormesby 3 will carry 3600 tons of Pennsylvania anthracite to Stettin Germany, the largest coal cargo shipped to Europe from the United States. A separate fire in Custer Dakota destroys a business block and nine other buildings causing about 30000 in losses with suspected arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaul
Utica
N. J
Supreme Court
Herkimer
Menszo Shaul
United States
Philadelphia
Ormesby 3
Europe
Stettin
Germany
Dakota Town
Custer, & C
White House welcomes permanent bring of Mrs Roosevelt
Washington reports Mrs Theodore Roosevelt has taken up permanent residence as White House mistress, arriving with two children and staff. Col Bingham escorted them to the new apartments, with fresh carpets, furniture, and paintings installed. The president meets them at the porte cochere. New quarters are in the southwestern wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsville
Union
Lutheran Church
Reformed Church
J. M. Mickiy
Gettysburg
Wm. Hightman
Washington
Willie Hightman
James Fox
Charles House
Margaret Sowers
John Reinecke
O. Ritter
White House
Roosevelt
Mob threats as Shelbyville jail guards lynch-proof
A Shelbyville jail crowd threatened to lynch Anna Field and two young Field suspects after William Hart was found dying near their home. Guards held the jail despite 40 masked men breaking in briefly. the trio were indicted. Also, a Burlington route extortion plot led to two arrests. Illinois Steel workers threaten to strike over wage cuts as Seth Low resigns to run for New York mayor.
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Shelbyville
Louisville
Anna Field
Jumbo Field
Clarence Garnett
William Hart
Mrs Laura Howard Endorses Pinkham Remedy for Health
Laura Howard of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after years of illness. She describes swollen limbs dizziness and insomnia and says eight months of use brought perfect health. She urges other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham and to write for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Ladies’ Golf Club
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dean Mrs. Pinkham
Laura Howand
Laura How
Newberry Ave
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County Overesporderce
K Cengus
Cinuhy
Lena Myera
Erosa McLane
M.S. Michael
Beaste Hargett
Katie Buzzard
Virgie Willard
William Brown
William Holand
Indian Springs
EF. O. Shafer
Pateraville
Nellie Price
Martinsburg
W. Va
Obarien Peters
Wm. Sohnauffer
Washington, D. C
Daisy Miles
Germantown
Charles Saha
Comas
Montgomery County
Charles Miles
J. J. Cooley
John Reed
Boyd's
Flint Hill
Wm. L. Boteler
Bucklystown
Minnie Martin
Fellow Springs
Allen J. Martz
Lewis J. Martz
Ths Place
Pleasant Hill Church
LABOR
Gompers
Mitchell
Shaffer
New York
Ashland House
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Cigar Makers’ International Union
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Theodore J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Organized Labor
McKinley
Canton
Platte City
Hohl
Burlington
Waldron
John
James Sanerson
Gatdad
Illinois Steel Company
Withoe
Bayoter-steel
Seth Low
Columbia
Columbia University
Yvager
Gilbert Bros. & CO
Yager
Teyg
Oalnenet
Anid Martes
Roger Eceky
Laura Howard
Williamson's
Bion
Geo. A. Gilbert
Market St
N. B
D. & D. Institute
Harry
Arry Ae
Carrollton Chemical Co
Nde Etata
Malls Coal Tiner
Bet Brothers
Warren St
DR. James
Wineberg
Clemant
Ball
David Wineberg
City Hall
Seadaway
Wall Street
America
Mackey & CO
Hudson Building
Weoovee
A. E. McConnell
Patrick Street
Shah’s Bazar
Miidawly
W. Harper
C.N. Hauer
Ernest Helfenstein
Patrick
Frederick, Md
Carty
Carsty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’k, Ma
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James £. Walker
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Ralston
B.rosenour&sons
WM. S. Miller & CO
Etchison’s
South Market Street
Bristol Steel
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