Reunion of Army of the Potomac in Baltimore
Frostburg and Garrett County units arrive for parade and dress ceremony led by Capt. Smith. Officials announce school trustees and local teachers’ reports as Elk Garden coal strike continues. A new ice wagon by J Smith Johnson draws attention for quality and city service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County School Commissioners
Union Street
McCulloch
Shriver
Wilson
Weimer
Orleans
Thomas Callan
Thos. H. Norris
F. B. Luttrell
Hartley
James T. Hartley
Jacob Kifer
Frank Troutman
Sulphur Spring
Randolph Sprigg
David Kifer
J. J. Beekly
Tunnel Hill
B. F. Moreland
George Kifer
Wm. McCulley
Oldtown
George 5. Wilson
William Foley
Charles Showacre
Town Creek
J. Smith Johnson
Messrs Reid and
Debler
Johnson
Baltimore
Lonaconing figures in city notes and arrivals
Squire Mansfield of Lonaconing is in the city. Mr. E. C. Mason of Baltimore arrived this afternoon on train No. 4. A rink exhibition tonight and tomorrow closes the season. A. H. Boyd returned from Annapolis after attending the Court of Appeals. The C and O canal pay boat will arrive tomorrow to settle December wages. Mike Bannon begins as Anne Arundel county treasurer with a clerk’s help. Cast at the new tobacco store under St Nicholas hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciy
Pels
Baltimore
Jobbur
Edwards
Congress
Burt and Mears
Hanan & Son
New York
New York City
Dunlap
Samuel J. Edwards
Maryland
Aod Lilly, Brackett & Company
Edwar
Squire Mansfield
Lonaconing
E. C. Mason
A. H. Boyd, Esq
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Mike Bannon
Anne Arundel County
Abbot Buildings Collapse in Brooklyn Factory Fire
A five story Abbot factory building collapsed under repairs causing a blaze that trapped about sixty workers. Firemen and life savers rescued panicked operatives as ladders went up. roughly thirty people were killed or injured in the disaster, the worst in the city since the theatre fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nooxtys
N. J
Broadway
New York
Brooklyn
British Empire
Battleford clash amid Indigenous forces leaves casualties
Dispatch from Saskatchewan Landing reports a flying column of 300 Battleford troops engaging Pound Maker's 600-strong force at his reserve. Four hours of fighting from 5 a.m. to noon yielded eight enemy dead and twelve wounded for the Troops, with Lodiau estimated at fifty. Reil's whereabouts are unknown.
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Detrott
Mica
Saskatchewan
Battleford
Poundmaker
Lodiau
Reil
Sore Headed Diplomat and Local Leadership Change
An editorial notes Sir Peter Lumsden’s resignation after failed diplomacy and Russian territorial gains, while Cambridge Maryland installs Capt. Thomas Eaton as mayor. Shenandoah Valley railroad telegraph lines to Hagerstown are reported cut off by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpoxs
Post
Peter Lumsden
Russia
Gladstone
Board of Town Commissioners
Cambridge
Thomas ©. Eaton
Hagerstown
Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Five Years for Perjury in Cumberland Court
The Cumberland court chaired by Judge Hoffman began at 9 am. George Primer and the Cumberland City Council case remained ongoing at adjournment. John D Jones received five years for perjury. Sonny Bates was jailed six months for assault. Jurors not involved in the case were discharged with the court's thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
George Primer
Cumberland
John D Jones
Sonny” Bates
House of Correction
Canal Commerce Shipments Listed by Way Bills
The following years with way bills numbered 451 through 473 inclusive departed the port up to 3 p m today May 6 1885.
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Cumberland Daily Times
Cumberland MD
Avirett & Thompson
J.will Thompson
Baltimore Street
Union
Ghenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester
Army
Navy
C. S. C. Minor
M. A.univ. Vat. L
Rdwards
Goto
J.C. Sanders
Contos Street
Orions
Peeecascee Serenees
Reynolds’ Block
Cumnertanp
Notion
Totak
Notion House
Manus
Ryland & Farrell
New Country
Mason’s
Turner
Seifers & Holzen
Vienna “Gem” Bakery
Vienna
Vienna Gem
Bwanpond
Jersey
House of Street
Almeda
James Laing
Baltimore St
Cumberland, A
Daily Times
Lam
MVE
Cot
Rland Tereby
Alce
Council
Realey
City Cork
Charles M. Clark
Oulehan Bros
Deel
Basin Wharf
Anne Kerthue
Perry & Smith
F. Minke
Frostburg
Smith
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Carrollton Hotel
Latrobe
Pratt
R. E. Lee
Stewart Brown
Sth
Garrett Guards
Voltigeurs
Hamilton Light Infantry
Tyler Post Dram Corps
A. Daniela
Amos Davia
Jos. Kyler
Piney Ridge
W. F. Raby
Riley Twigg
David Twigg
Flintatone
Juo
A. Howard
Erasmus Schroll
B. F. Barkman
James Willison
Owen McKifish
John M. Davis
Fairview
Hilleary F
Edward Hartsock
Warrior Mountain School
Martin V. Rice
Wm. A. Hamilton
Jesse M. Robinette
Cumberland City
B. BR. Edwards
Wm. A. Withers
C. F. Hetzel
Western Port
George W. Sheetz
Johns. Miller
George W. Spangler
Bartow
Joe. H. Patterson
John Somerville
W. J. Young
John O’hanley
August Eichorn
D. R. Sloan
Dr. J. Rubl
M. Benson
James Kane
Mt. Savage
James 8. Mackie
Elk Garden
Cooler Council
Davis
George’s Creek
Sux
Cunberland
St. Nicholas Hotel
Canal Commerce
Georgetown
John Leitch
Hill Sere
T E Stewart
Urgiley
H Marlow
Armaduke
Amazon
Westbrook
Josh Wheatley
Bowers
Eells
Willian
McK Steffey
Woltz
Cerecorsecove
Mary Cushwa
McWardle
Gronae's Crek
Harry Wagner
James
Missouri
Ardinger
Susquehanna
Stick
Elea Brooke
Mullen
Williamsfort
Raby
Shaw
Borpen
Hassett
Rainbow
Griffith
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