Plot to Kill Americans Fails in Daraga Church
Sergt. John J. Kellerman of the Forty-seventh USV I reports a native plot to kill a lieutenant and nine soldiers during mass at Daraga Philippines. A Filipino girl warned the soldiers. the lieutenant and nine men opened fire, killing natives and burying them in a trench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kellerman
Forty-seventh
United States Volunteer Infantry
Carlisle
Daraga
P. L
Kellerman
Middletown Happenings Roundup
Miss Mabel Edmonson left Monday for Danville Pennsylvania to spend the rest of winter. Mr and Mrs Irvin Hottle from Riverton spent Christmas with Mrs I M Williams. Mrs Dante Lemley visits Mrs Benjamin S Gilmore. Mrs Walter Edmonson and son Roger visit Mrs Rinker near Strasburg. Fred J Larrick leaves for Washington to resume work as mail clerk. The Misses Walkers of Baltimore stay with Miss Jessie Davison. Charles Peery and William Dun tan of Riverton visit Mrs Nannie Peery. Mrs Baber Crockett remains. Claude Webbestine and Mrs and Miss Katherine Molererson visit Steele on National Ave.
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Middletown
Mabel Edmonson
Danville
Irvin Hottle
Riverton
I. M. Williams
Dante Lemley
Benjamin S. Gilmore
Walter Edmonson
Roger
Rinker
Strasburg
Fred J. Larrick
Washington
Balimore
Jessie Davison
Charles Peery
William Duntan
Nannie Peery
Baber’ Crockett
Byrd Lectures on China at Bloomery and Missionary Life
Rev. Mr. Byrd spoke Sunday in Bloomery on his China years nine with the people turning from idols to the living God. He noted travel hardships on foot and by various conveyances, praised a Chinese convert, and mentioned his marriage in China to Miss Webster. Supplementary services were led by Mr. Webster and Rev. Hall. Also reported are four Bloomery residents losing sheep to dogs and a failed dog search.
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Mr. Byrd
China
Bloomery
Byrd
Miss Webster
Webster
Capon Bridge
Mr. Webster
W. Va
N. N. Hall
Gainsboro
Jesus Christ
Dora Keller
Joseph Sargent
Davis Johnson
Bethel Youth Entertainments Move to Friday Night
The Bethel young people schedule a Christmas week entertainment for Friday night December 28. Community groups report strong participation and hope winter programs for boys and girls will benefit from ongoing school activities and teacher involvement.
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Bethel
Rock Enon
Edgar Hook
Back Creek
Mr. Smith
Dr. Smith
J. W. Parish
EC. Heiskels
Star-Times
Toll Gate
Mulligan Post Meeting Notice and Visitor Arrival
Mulligan Post No 30 G A R to meet at Commander Houston's residence on December 28 at 11 p m for vital business. Adjunct is Jos F Brean. Mr L O Ruby and wife of Laurel Maryland are visiting Mrs Ruby's father Mr G W Bromley in the county.
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Ramsburg
Maryland
York
Inge Ben Davis
M. B. Trig
W. Greening
J. A. Ramsburg
Frederick City
Fred
Boyly
West Water St
Main
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Claude Webbestine
Katherine Molererson
Steele
National Ave
Aaenan
Robt. T. McVicar
Fair Grounds Carriage Works
Henry Bretjer
Whitacre
New Orleans
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Absolutely Pure
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Star Times
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MO. W. Rick
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M. H. G. Willis
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T. V. Purcell
W. and
City of
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Winchester Hand
M. Sumption
Water St
Xia WM
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Washington St
France
BAEZE
Huntsberry
Capes
Seloes
SELZ
Huntsberry’s
North Main St
Funk & Ray
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T. J. Orndorff
Cranite & Marble Monuments
E. Water St
Main Street
Clowe’s Jewelry
Zirkle’s
W. H. Beardsworth
Buena Vista
T. T. Wal
Cena
Chas. E. Aulick’s
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Tsu
Hable
Heller’s
Waverly
Stone Martin
Bell Bros
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Henry Schneider
Moore
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Winchester, Welltown & Berkeley- Turnpike& Co
Grimes
A. Die Gw
John W. McKown
Chas. L. Crum
Central Commercial College
Gratis
Cumberland
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Presxo
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Marian Heterick
Welltown
G. O. Snapp
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Miller & Lien
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