Vienna Summer Scene and Global White Collar News
Reports relay Vienna’s summer revival as courts moved away from the capital’s restrictions while beer gardens offer music and drink. Other items note Father Keller’s release after an illegal arrest, Vatican Quirinal talks, cabinet moves in France, and strikes in Chicago with new anarchist group plans.
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Keller
Court of Appeals
Cork
Ueenstown
New York “Herald
Vienna
Vatican
Quirinal
M. Rouvier
Grevy
Boulanger
Siberia
Germany
Berlin
France
O’ Brien
Kingston
Cape Vincent
Watertown
Syracuse
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Ont
Chicago
Builders’ National Executive Committee
Rhode Island
Ames
Massachusetts
Beverly
Delaware River
New York State
Key West
Fla
Glendonville
Michael Hammond
Wilkesbarre
Cleveland
Wellsville
Ohio
Corrigan
Pope
Dr. McGlynn
Henry George
New York
St. Stephen's Or
East Twenty-eight Street
Murray
District Attorney's Office
Central Park
Crimmins
Queens
la Bretagne
Servia
Greenwald
Brooklyn
Tragic Train Crossing Claims Two Journalists
In Philadelphia a terrible accident killed two young reporters on a return from an assignment. T. H. Blynn of the Times escaped danger, but E. J. Isaacs of the Press and J. Ray Sheppard of the Record were struck by the New York express at German town Junction. Isaacs and Sheppard died. their bodies lay on the platform awaiting transfer.
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Philadelphia
T. H. Blynn
the Times
E. J. Isaacs
The
Press
J. Ray Sheppard
Record
Old Fair Grounds
Germantown Junction
Mr. Isaacs
Mr. Sheppard
New York
Isaacs
Sheppard
Land to be Restored for Settlement
Land Commissioner Sparks reports Secretary Lamar's plan to revoke withdrawal orders on railroad indemnity lands may open about twenty five million acres to settlement. Major railroads affected include Northern Pacific in the West and California Oregon lines, with states and territories listed in the release.
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Washington
Sparks
Lamar
Northern Pacific
Montana
Dakota
Washington Territory
Idaho
Oregon
Atlantic and Pacific
New Mexico
Rio Grande
Arizona
Southern Pacific
California
Roseville Junction
Sacramento
Oreon
Portland
The Artistic in Stationery and Embroidery Styles
Brooklyn dispatch notes women’s fashions in stationery and embroidery with plain white paper and wax seals in vogue. It spotlights Kensington embroidery, the Russian apron, and decorative pillows by a local enthusiast, plus home sewing trends and cautions on complexion tonics and hair care.
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Daily Times
Brooklyn
Kensington
Watch Hill
Queen Kapiolani
Portiere’s
F. A. W. Nicoll
Brooklyn Decorative Art Authority
Bainbridge Suns Shade Stock Lands in Cumberland
Before you buy your parasol or silk sun shade see Bainbridge’s immense stock the largest ever brought to Cumberland for shoppers.
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Bainbridge
Cumberland
Gubernatorial Faction Debate Shapes Maryland Nominee
Maryland Democrats weigh candidates for governor with Senator Gorman wielding decisive delegate influence. Frank Brown is favored in Carroll County, while others like J Frank Turner, Mayor Hodges, Judge Wm. Fisher, E E Jackson, and Col. Victor Baughman draw support. The Crescent Club backs reform and unity for July state convention.
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Baltimore
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore News
Roberts
Gorman
Baltimore City
Howard
Garrett
Allegany
Frederick
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Harford
Cecil
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Charles
Calvert
Carroll County
Frank Brown
J. Frank Turner
Hodges
Wm. A. Fisher
E. E. Jackson
Victor Baughman
Crescent Club
State Central Committee
A Cc. Clarke
Ilinois Central Railway
Elopement Shocks Glendonville Community
In Glendonville Pennsylvania on May 23, social circles report a shocking elopement between Ida Wesner, daughter of James Wesner, and William Thompson, her father's colored gardener. The affair devastated a once happy home and shocked local residents who knew the Wesner family.
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Mamma
Wiliam Thompson
Thompson
Goodby
Ida
Glendonville
Ida Wesner
William Thompson
James Barclay Wesner
Wesner
Sion
The Camp Murder Trial Opens in Hacexstown
The State v Emanuel Cump over the April 23 1887 murder of Carlyle Cump opens before Judges Syester and Hoffman. List of jurors and attorneys for the State and defendant are noted. evidence set to begin tomorrow.
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Daily Times
Hacexstown
Emanuel Cump
Carlyle Cump
Syester and Hoffman
John W. Ford
Wm. Gassman
John T. Edwards
Geo. W. Rouzer
John R. Stouffer
G. Carlton Snyder
Washington Filling With Soldiers Special Dispatch
Washington reports a rapid influx of military troops as the town fills for an event. Visitor presence appears limited while railway commerce faces friction from New York Central and Pennsylvania lines over interchanging tickets and commissions. Solomon Bachrach named Baltimore storekeeper. William J. Scharfgauger noted.
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Washington
Chicago
Interstate Commission
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Solomon Bachrach
Baltimore
Wm. J. Scharfgauger
Austin
Cooler Weather and Rains Forecast for Maryland
Special telegram from Washington reports cooler weather and rains for the next twenty four hours starting at 3 p m today. In Maryland the outlook includes threatening conditions, easterly winds and雨s, with GREBLAYs noted.
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the Times
Washington, D. C
Maryland
Greblays
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J. McKee
Cor. Centre
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Samuel J. Edwards
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Hat Department
Dunlap
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Pepsia
JAS. Clark & CO
Col
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Cumberlain, MD
J.w.shuck & CO
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Davidson
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Baltimore, MD
Hutchinson Bros
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Akeee
Lowell
Whittier
Longfellow
Bryant
Dickens
Inggelow
Browning
Xenspeare
Emmerson
John A. Fulton & CO
Postoffice
Cumberland, Md
P.H. Daughtrey &C
Centre Streets
Will H. Shepherd
Darby & Co
j-Hook Foster Patent
H, Shepherd
Grocery
North Centre Street
Hotel Elberon
Glass and Uesnswrare
City
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John W. Sanders
Second National Bank
G. E. Porter, D. C. Gephart
WM. T. Percy, LO
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M. Shepherd
A. Hunter Boyd
Low Ndes
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New No
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Cumberland R. R
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Midland
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James A. Millholland
Webster
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Cclure Rouzer
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Emily Street
Queen City
Peter O'Farell
Lochiel Lubes
Bloomington
Oia
Albert
Seal
Wasuineton
Daily Tees
14Th Sr
Pa. Ave
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White House
Arlington
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Grant
Mrs. Cleveland
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