State Central Committee Met In Carrollton Meeting
The State Central Committee gathered in Carrollton Baltimore with Democrats from across the state to discuss gubernatorial prospects and the upcoming state convention date. Rumors of primaries reform were noted but not confirmed. Woodside date July 31 seemed likely, with Gibson preferring September. Frederick County delegates Charles N. Hargett and George W. Emisn attended Montevue Hospital’s Board of Charities and Corrections held its first meeting under new superintendent and leadership changes announced.
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Baltimore
Gorman
Senator Gibson
Central Comalties
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Crawford County
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Frederick County
Charles N. Hargett
George W. Emisn
Montevus Matiers
Board of Charities and Correction
Montevue Meosprial
C. Maught
A. L. Boteler
Aed
Geo. L. Gillelan
Dert
G. Hoskins Morgan
Maclerk
Creager
Magahs
California Syrup Co Ban Francisco Case
A historical note records legal action in California regarding the California Syrup Co with a ban or decree from San Francisco authorities. The fragment references litigation and regional corporate regulation affecting operations in the city. Further readable details are limited in the OCR snippet.
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California
Fié Syrup CO
Ban Francisco
Cal
State News and Local Court Updates in Maryland
The April term of the Court of Appeals began in Annapolis. Barford county colored schools will close April 15. A tramp near Port Deposit was harmed. Rev Howard F Daye injured in a carriage accident in Carroll. James M Birdehem of Norrisyt Barford struck by a falling tree. James Alfred Pearce announces bid for State Senate from Rect county. Public school teachers in Barford restricted to own color schools. Democratic leaders in Anne Arundel under scrutiny amid alleged combinations. Crawford county system proposed for Democratic nominations in Anne Arundel. Howard county schools closed May 3 for lack of funds. Washington Coates sentenced to eight years for killing Jesse Scopings. Miss Sally M Jackson legitimacy confirmed in Worcester. Jacob Henson sentenced to hang. motion for new trial overruled. Montgomery County Agricultural Society set April 10 to consider a $10,000 mortgage for race tracks and buildings.
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Norrisyt Barford County
Batty Harty
James Alfred Pearce
State Senate
Rect
Barford County
Anne Arundel
Crawford County
Anne Artoche
Howard County
Washington Coates
Jones
Elliot City
Jesse Scopgins
Circuit Court
Wicumicu County
Sally M. Jackson
Daniel F. Shea
Dudgetones
Elliott City
Henson
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Health of Maryland Quarterly Report Highlights Good County Health
The quarterly report by Dr. James A. Steuart, secretary of the Maryland State Board of Health, notes generally good county health through April 1, 1895, with one variloid case near Rockville. He urges county health officer reports, cites improved drinking water as key to lowering malarial fears, and plans county visitations once weather allows.
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James A. Btewart
State Board of Health
Rockville
Stewart
Steuart
Chesapeake Bay
Finch
Lewis
North Caroloa
Mews of the Churches Lyceum Meeting News
The Asbury M. E. Lyceum met in the church lecture room with President M G Lee presiding. After prayers, essays solos and a reading of The Raven followed by Caleb E Nichols on the weak. Samuel Dixon closed with benediction. A prayer meeting at St James Lutheran Chapel is planned, and Miss Clara Mae Bryant will perform at the chapel Monday evening for fundraising.
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Asbury M. E. Lyceum
M.G. Lee
The
Caleb E. Nichols
Lyceum
Samuel Dixon
James
Marriages and notices from Centreville and local areas
Cards announce weddings including Clarence Hahn and Minnie Keeney of Centreville by Elder Gear and others from local churches. Entries list date and rough details, with additional notices for Oland Woodward ceremony near Frederick and other couples and clerical witnesses in early April.
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Xerney
Clarence ©. Hahn
Minnie C. Keeney
Centreville
Elder Gear
Johns- 3
Directors Elected at Barings Insiration Meeting
The Frederick and Woodsboro Turnpike directors were elected Monday. Officers chosen include President James Houck and Secretary Wm. J. Worman. Other directors named were BR Aponget, James Houck, W. duis Wea erin Oey alan Arr.
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Erick and Woodsboro Turnpike
Aponget Il
James Houck
W. Duis Weaerin
Alan Arr
Wm. J. Worman
Literary Societies The Wutorical Society
Fragmentary notice describes a meeting of a local literary society with a talk on physicians and medical topics. Names and exact times are unclear due to OCR errors. The article mentions Apel 4a tomorrow at a specified hour and notes an inflammatory topic.
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Wutorical Society
Ovanty Downs notes and local moves in April
County correspondence from Ovanty Downs reports residents moving in and out of Walkeraville and surrounding areas. Notes include church events, school staff changes, and a forthcoming Easter lecture by Rev. Henry Mann. A half crop forecast and weather outlook for April are also published, with several obituaries and community updates.
Deeds of Heroism in Border Canyon Fight
A vivid account of a border skirmish near Apache Canyon where Texas volunteers and Colorado forces clash. Colonel Scurry leads Fourth Cavalry across treacherous gulch terrain in hand to hand combat. A Pike’s Peaker named Pearce kills a Confederate major, seizes his sword, and marches off with a captured captain. Gunnery by Union batteries cripples Confederate guns. fatalities outnumber wounded as the Union troops press the assault to near the muzzle of the cannons.
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Sibley
Colurado
Fyve's
Colonel Scurry
Fourth Cavalry
Brink
Shropshire
Shannon
Pearce
Unies
Grones L. Kim
Iron bridge work advances in Wrightsville Pa
Bridge builders from Wrightsville Pa engage to lay a new iron bridge over Carroll Creek on the transfer division of the Pennsylvania Railroad between East Patrick Street and Baltimore and Ohio Avenue. Traffic disruption is minimal. Repairs to East Street track between East Patrick and East Church Streets also underway.
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Carroll Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Baltimore and Ohio Avenue
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East Patrick
Eaat
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