Local Foreign Repairs A Little Humor Asl Tets
A garbled bank of quoted phrases and scattered names describes humorous social and political snippets. References include a self playing piano in a city cafe, resignations, constitutional debates, and plans for international peace efforts. Notable mentions: Andrew Carnegie, Abraham Tangworadsky, Samuel Tate, and a Virginia merger talks. The text also notes a freight wreck near Stanton and various legislative items in Maryland and Virginia as the era’s mood shifts between common life and big ideas.
Big Porkers and Local Figures in Turbulent Times
Fragmentary OCR reports mention Edward Btottgnyor of Mountain View and Amos Adama of Una city in a series of disputed events. References to a drowning, a hutchehe aid confined to a min bed, and a Trowiging Wi Appelitinant loony provoke unclear connections to a local conflict, with Mt. summers noted for service and a Cape whla-ofletal phrase suggesting missing context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Btottgnyor
Mountain View
Amos Adama
Una City
Mr. Btottnl Myor
Wolmion
Funeral party fright as runaway wagon tears through street
Eyewitness reports a two-story ivory wagon fleeing near a grave at Roeeith Cemetery after the funeral of B A Montgomery's child. The driver fought to stop the vehicle as frightened occupants clung on. several involved sustained injuries or shock but no major wreck occurred. Other items note a pressman injuring his thumb, a Cumberland bridge accident where passengers were saved from the Will's Creek plunge, and assorted light injuries from snow and chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Montromery
Roeeith
Teo Montgomery
Hin Slater
Barsea Brokas
Potomec St
Iternes
Ant
B.A. Montgomery
Asmiashius
Lee St
Cumberland
Ernest
Weaver
Albert N. Vinnds
Charles Athey
Vinanda
Yanke
Ang Wall
Gamling Joint on Muddy Slob Sidelined by Crime Charge
Edward L. Compton of Weverton faced Deputy Long on a charge tied to a gambling shack known as the White Elephant near Wiley’s island. The court remanded him to 9300 bond for a grand jury, detailing prior county moves against the operation and Compton’s claimed motive of lack of work and need to support a wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Compton
Weverton
Long
Erand
Compton
Frederick County
Tur Island
Weyertox
Ely
Conpton
Samy Hues
Apado
Inez @ victioy
Ataa
Leuthng
Vrederick County
Mieltora
Rep G C Carlin of Virginia Antitrust Advocate
Rep G C Carlin of Virginia sits in the House Judiciary Committee known for drafting antitrust bills. The article praises his blend of warmth and ability, notes his influential role in antitrust policy, and mentions a noted handicap tied to a commute and local patronage concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Carlin
Virginia
Nory
Chaves Cretgnon Carlin
Alexandra
George Washington
Traneit
Gold Watch Presented to First Maryland Chaplain
Bishop J. Poulitz Tylar, chaplain of the First Maryland Regiment, received a gold watch from officers and enlisted men as a token of friendship and appreciation. Col. G. C. AL Bittle and Capt. Cherlors Aly attended the presentation at Tylar’s home. The inscription honors Rev. d. Poynty Tyler for his service as chaplain. Tyler plans to resign to pursue future work in North Dakota. Weather notes mention near 44 below at Tandy and ranges from 4 below to 12 above in various regions, with partly cloudy skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Poulitz Tylar
Firat Marytaint
Tle
Bishop Tyler
AL Bittle
Cherlors Aly
Tyler
D. Poynty Tyler
Maryland
Lowing
Phils
Hone
North Dakota
Frederick Md Fel Y1 Misa Mao TR Mayer breach of promise suit
A Maryland plaintiff seeks ten thousand dollars in heart balm from Mayer, daughter of George W Maaor, alleging breach of promise and prior marriage. The case cites years of alleged misconduct and a fatal accident involving a party named Witt Fanisunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Misa Mao TR
Mayer
George W. Maaor
Miyeraville
Promice
Ter Fathar Alin Vital
Unclear civil case details note damages and judgments
Fragmentary court record mentions Mrs. Bender and Mrs. Bonar, a payment of 34 dollars, and related state court proceedings. Names Leo Cobkiih Ward Keedy Magan Mason Long appear with judges Keely and Hunrock. Jury and damages are referenced, plus a 10,000 dollar claimed security case.
New Game Laws Sprung On House
Local lawmakers push multiple bills to tax and regulate hunting and school duties. A public schools funding bill allocates funds to salaries and enforcement, while a reading mandate for white school teachers faces opposition.
Will Camp Here and The Heart of Mary Controversy
Will Camp Here as Tha Kalmrt moves toward meeting on Fate grounds within a month. Reports say photographers will capture the Heart of Mary between Mary and Woonatioro. Champlin writes Roan Wondek about the company plan. Pet Goose, Charlie McCammon, ties a goose weighing eighteen pounds to seek freedom of the atru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Woonatioro
My. Chow
K. Champlin
Roan Wondek
Judge Henderson Loses in Cumberland Spelling Bee
A local spelling bee in Cumberland pits 14 year old contender against seasoned participants. Contest officials report mispellings and scoring disputes as judge Henderson faces a narrow defeat amid community support for the young speller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mistes
Dee
Cumberland
Cumterland Civileigh
Arthur B. Spulth
Hoonk
Wren
Wisayall Hieelton
Nhao
Wilkin M. Tinker
Allegany County
Robert Thenderson
Road Vote Clears Bill For National Road Funds
The article reports approval by the central government for a nationwide road fund totaling 5,000,000 dollars. It notes Maryland members present supported the measure while Condy and Lowla did not vote. Maryland would receive about 201,250 dollars for road purposes, with 177,500 dollars based on population share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Maryland
Measre
Covington
Tathote
Line Tbleum
Chaerstead
Waterworks Bill discussed at Watlamaport meeting
A conference on an eight point waterworks bill in Watlamaport with Owl Chak A. Lite leading the discussion. The proposed measure aims to address the town’s water issues and may be resolved Friday at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Chak. A. Lite
Eigut
Wiamsport
Watlamaport Vriday
Lost cow sold after health check by county official
A misread county notice reports a fine cow lost by Commissioner Middlekaunff who sold her for 66 dollars to a party. The vet Dr Smulth declared her sound and the buyer would take her as soon as health cleared. The outcome was decided with the vet’s statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlekaunff
Smulth
Walt
Arranging for Sale of Organization Assets
A meeting of guarantors of the Chantadqua agreements set in motion arrangements for the sale of the organization. Dr Povegring Wroth was elected president, with Sader Armphong as secretary and treasurer Mina Mary L. Titcomay served on the committee to oversee wage-related matters and ticketing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanhingtay
Senate
Wilgan
Commeree Committee
Congress
Povegring Wroth
Atex
Sader Armphong
Mina Mary L. Titcomay
Milkeney
New Machine Statue Plant Work Described at Roop Manufacturing Co
In a notice terse and unclear, The Academys Toliisier Co placed an inn cutting statue and the ile lone of Wie plant of its Roop Meanu manufacturing Co. No Prospece Street. William Martin and Henry Smith are named as involved parties in the described work at Main and Heary Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academys Toliisier Co
Ile
Roop Meanufacturing Co
William Martin
Main
Heary Smith
Tess
The Oyster Clings to Trade and Advertising Lessons
A reflective piece compares oysters and merchants, arguing that awareness and advertising attract customers. It stresses the need to differentiate, invite purchases, and not rely on neighborhood familiarity alone. The author urges active persuasion over passive presence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tommy
Doarmberger Hae
Clark
Wid. Motme?'r
Samuel Tate
United States
Philadelphia
Andrew Camnegly
New York
Abraham Tangworadsky
Acre
Atlantic
Price
State Board of Education
Senate and Ours Judiciary
Cheuter Town
Kent County
State Gunney Commission
Maryfind li
Pelegate Waters
Virginia Hanate
Wayne An
Aeuide
Germaniantio Nquar Dy
North Goren Lloyd
Johanaiethal
Rose Hill
R. Glenn Willems
Funkstown
Proamman
Freierich, Ta
Williamy Riley
Lpend St
Riley
Marta Romaburg
Tomei
Larga
Walter Braxton
Greenenatle
Wolkdam
Alesear
Ming Mary Wroneh
Lagglog
Victor Miter
Gamling
Muddysland
Hip Nickal Ante
Gaming Evil
J. A. Mason
Bornsa Murphy
Joseph A. Murphy
Deykeley County
W. Va
Harrisburg
A. C. Strito
B. McLaugilin
Jonas Behalman
L. E. Smith
Fleming
Cor A. Fleming
Ayo
Real Catata
Washington
Franklin
Whfs
Victor Cushno
Kellarve
Lyorsadht
Herehberker
Williameport
Attommays
D. Angle Wolfinger
J. W. Wolfager
Mra
Koller
McCauley & Eroehgnsa
Eversole
Evernote
Urko
Cronave
WLM
Gio Crhulnal
Allegany County Court
Jiniga
Conetu
Poole
C. Ko Lorry
Soncn
Cald Star, Poor Co
A.J. Long
Waramny
Door Co
Amy B. Dendor
Sumugh O. Poles
Jurden Daub
Albert J Long
Folts
Frank Wagamon
J. Liyd Harahan
Mate Brother
Anil
Thichyta
Curtly
Hasnina Talwen
Alehop Tyler
Au Chapain
Firat
Talara
As Welow
Tila Valley
W. B. Livin
Witt Fanisunt
Hati
Crom
Cnr
Nie
Bowers Ve Security Co
Sina
Gadd
Afilueurne
Housu
Gaten
Chas. McCammon
Judge Henderson
Ravel
Panama
Hagerstown
Great Canal
Willis J. Abbot
Canal Zone
Casuae Tyre
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