Elkins New National Bank Opens Today
Eyewitness notes from AY News of the State cover Elkins West Virginia where Secretary Elkins announces the new national bank will open today. Reports include attempted jail escape at Annapolis, theft at Port Deposit, and a Cumberland newspaper men’s meeting to form a press club with plans for a constitution by April 9.
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Elkins
New National Bank
W. Va
James Burns
Edward Roigers
Annapolis
A. Kyd Douglas
Cleveland
Amos Tally
Elkton
A. A. Stagg
Yale
Naval Academy
Reid's Return and Talks on Reciprocity Treaties
New York dispatch reports Mr. Whittaker, U.S. minister to Diane, returning from Parse the steamship La Champagne. He discusses reciprocity treaties with France, noting Senate and chamber ratification needed, and analyzes French protectionism, pork embargo effects, and Franco American commerce. He predicts a strong Republican showing in the coming presidential campaign and addresses potential future honors.
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New York
Whittaw Iterd
da Diane
Rent
Ovid
United States
Rewd
Unite States Senate
French
Chamber of Deputies
France
Mio
Unite States
Martinique
West India
Wis
Aascent
Frances
Guinea
Rome
Spain
Ti Ia
M. Constant
RK Tule
Europa
Reid
Hipublican Mesa
Harrison
Deeming Denies Murders in Interview
Deeming, in a reported interview on April 4 in Melpourn, firmly denied all murders attributed to him and declared he never confessed or admitted to anyone. He asserted he can explain the case of the battle with Liles and provided health doctors’ note stating he is in good health.
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Deeming
Juan Eg
South Africa
Mrs Hutching Will Not Aafter in Camden County Alma House
Mrs George N Hutching of Anchor a pledges her husband left his estate to Henry George to disseminate his views. She had to go to Camden county almshouse due to impoverished condition. A will has been proven in Philadelphia.
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Hutching
Canors
George N. Hutching
Anchora
Henry Crorge
Camden County Almahorees
Geter
Rome
Philadeiphia
Sunday church services and notices across the county
The Rev. Eo White led Tehatty Mob Church services yesterday. Other churches reported Rev. Dr Beale at Tabernacle, Fr. Coleman at Catholic Church with children’s mass, Rev. Lessinien at Evening Vespers, and a missionary meeting at Evangelical Reformed Church with visitors from Western Maryland College and Frederick. Quinn A. M. E. Church morning and evening prayers were led by N. Gaxsaway and W. R. Arnold. United Brethren conducted morning worship by Rev. M. L. Maysellas and evening by Rev. Burtner with his wife at the organ. All Saints Episcopal honored Rev. Osborne Ingle in Galatians preaching. Lenten daily services announced. Evangelical Lutheran saw Rev. Kuhlman preach and student A. C. Brup deliver a John text. M. E. Church noted Rev. A. J. GUI’s morning sermon on “In my Father’s house…” and Holy Communion. St James Lutheran at Kemp Hall featured Rev. G. C. Haskarl with Luke and Hebrews texts. Moses story highlighted by Rev. Hasskarl with a large congregation and a closing remark urging child protection.
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Ciy
Eo. White
Tehatty Mob Church
Evarpelfeal Reformed Church
Visttors
Western Maryland College
Frederick City
Quinn A. M. E
Hey. N. Gaxsaway
W. RR. Arnold
Tk Wao
United Brethren Church
G. W. Etracofe
M. L. Maysellas
Tle
Berisdes
Maysellay
Ai. J. Wiles
L. C. Burtoer
E. C. J. Caatle
Frederick
United
Brethren Church
Rocky Springs
Thessalonians
Burtner
All Saints Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Jerusalem
St. Mary's Chapter
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Uther Kuhlman
A. C. Brup
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
John
Ming
Stup
Christian Endeavor Society
A.C. Srup
Brup
Thin Society
M. E
A. J, Gui
St. John
Enoch
Epworth League
Rt. James Lutheran Church
Kemp Hall
G. C.H. Haskarl
Luke
Iebrowa
Moses
Pharosh
Mones
Pharoah
Slater Waa
Din Able
Aleter
Jerael
Hasskarl
Bor l
Lfe
Avalon Iron Works to Reopen as Electrical Supplies Factory
The Avalon Iron Works on the Tatapsco river near Helay has been purchased by a syndicate and foreclosed mortgage. The 2% acre tract with fifteen acres is to be repurposed under a new regime to manufacture electrical supplies rather than iron, leveraging available water power.
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Ol Avalon Works
Avalon Iron Works
Tatapsco
Helay
Goml
Massive Cotton Fire Devastates New Orleans District
A sequence of cotton fires raged through the New Orleans cotton district. An initial blaze at the cotton press damaged multiple structures, with 12,500 bales burning at the compression facility and 10,000 bales at the Shippers' Cotton Prom, followed by the Orleans Compress. Firefighters fought amid collapsing walls burying Captain Dupre, Lieutenant Shaw, and Praper Bordeaux, injuring them as flames spread to Independence cotton yards and surrounding buildings. The blaze destroyed 185 houses and caused about 2,225,000 dollars in cotton losses, while a second fire at Laurel and Third streets destroyed more wooden structures. Authorities suspect labor-related arson amid the chaotic day.
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New
Titus
Toth
Tee Bee Department
Tireren
Petle
Thames
Compron
Ballwin Agricultural Works
Lousiana
Peveral Minor
Laurel
Third Streets
Valentine
Main
Oysters and meetings color a Frederick evening
A scattered Frederick note column reports oysters served tonight at Gren Hauer Rent, a few local officials and residents visiting in Wilmington and Baltimore, and a mix of town events. It mentions Mr YT Rhodes as elections registrar, a resignation from EC Honver, and various civic happenings. Funerals for Jacob Nussbaum, Frank Ambrong, and Mary Draud are noted with church and cemetery details.
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Mia Prine
Gorsey
Wilington
Baltunery
Rhodes
EC Honver
Myersville
Lina
Uawerstewn
Finstrin Tote
Frog Aystera
Daniel Hen Urlckwin
Inquest into Death at Kelly's Store Area
An inquest held by Magistrate Stipicy determined Edward E Holland died from a blow to the head likely from a blunt instrument or stone after an altercation at Kelly's store on a Saturday. Bowman was jailed to await Grand Jury action. Witnesses numbered twenty as doctors Howan and Houkion performed the autopsy. Other brief items cover local court dispositions, tramps released on condition, and wheat crop woes in Washington county with Keodyaville cited for poor yields.
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Steware
Stipicy
Nmavile
Ldwarid E Holland
Millard
Bown
Kelly
Moaers
J. and
T. Wiliams
Ulna
T. Crawford
N. Rogland
G. Hood
K. Davin
E. Talbot
G. Posto
J. Rigza
J.T. Montgomery
B Main
Doctorn Howan
Houkion
Bowman
Postmaster Reform Sparks Civil Service Debate in Wanamaker Talk
In Philadelphia Wanamaker voices a plan for non political post office governance with permanent postmaster leadership. He argues civil service reform should curb patronage, and that a fixed, experienced administrator is needed to end political meddling and ensure efficient mail service.
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Pires
Die
Washington
Diether
Altial Townsend
Ube
Steadier API
Watuianier Sail
pastoRice Department
Politha Dean Dt
Politi
Alam
Adel Gation
Minto
Rome
Smith
Himith
Lantaal
Postinaatar
Clarkson
Mr. Wanamaker
Exachange
Roland Wit
Moe
Ford Unwin
Reyalop
PURELY PERSONAL Notices From a Distant City Scene
A string of short items lists travelers and residents with scattered details. Hyrt Hichelbrrges visits the city from TP aatanse Fpeny. Wilhelm Adama from Froiogkex in Martinelurg. Mr Loves fremaann the Powe, Wt, and Joe theatty Mise Mitte Manipal noted. Several local moves, retirements, and appointments are recorded, including AH. bappologian's store resignation for a city goods ators post and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad agent A Ruse and family heading to Halt more Inez Fenny. Details are fragmentary and names may be misspelled.
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Hyrt Hichelbrrges
TP Aatanse
Wilhelm Adama
Froiogkex
Martinelurg
Huntners
Loves
Fremaann the
van Moore
Tabugace
Joe Theatty
Laks
Varad
Juah
Balsmore
Balsmore, Hava
Iiny Panistuk Monsumental
Roger Wiikbag
Vu Urigot
Bappologian
Messia
Euandle
Tronshlew
Renacy
Navy
Liberty
Abatles
Obituary notices from a 19th century local paper
The column records multiple deaths and funeral arrangements. Individuals named include Sten Wolverton and Misa Amma H Wolverton, Mr Monro Wolverton, W H Etchison arranging the funeral, and others such as Mrs. Gilmon, Franklin El, Sarah Barnes, John Angel, Eptam Riddiemoser, Mrs. Palmer Elmira, and Charles Elmer. It lists birth ages, causes, and funeral times, with locations including Mt Olivet mausoleum and Mount Carmel graveyard, and notes on surviving relatives and dates.
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Sten Wolverton
Misa Amma H. Wolverton
Monro Wolverton
Mandy
Farmers
Mechanica
Boa
Romaine
Mt. Olivet
Glenn
New York
W. H. B. Etchison Har
Bereche
Giimon
Ileon
C. A. Cileon
Aphrais Riddl Mor
Eptam Riddiemoser
Uma
Sear Braddoet
Bla
Heturday
Axe
Inshig City
Mra
Palmer Elmira
A.J. Prlner
W. Waco
James W. Wagonard
Wm. Kimmel
Mount Paip
Ue Guuey
Babu
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W.S. Parsons
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TY Brlongs
W. Jevine Pansons
Mutual Insurance Building
Maryland
Real Estate &Tocks' Donds
Officemutual Insurance Building
Dee Bi He Jang
Lee
Frederick, Maryland
Stove Works
Iren
Caroorix
Limanore
Eatchy
Union Foundry & Stove
Baleshoum Se Ponitoa Hotel
Marodewtt
Prederick City, MD
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News OF the State
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Milameer Mehl Sayn
News OF the Churches
Crescent City
FA Tenneance Hallroad Dent
Ridstone
Virginia Construction Company
Tennessee Midland Railway
Alent
Glutrante
Konda Thapurrhnner
T. J. Mom
Lanth
Paducah, Tennessee and
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Hollow Rock
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Hin
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Rensdenakk
Ind
Myrtle Whiteman
Francis
Whiteman
Newton County
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Wasunnton
Justice Lamar
Supreme Court
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Mega
Bright
Crrom Tiese
Souline Busines
B. McClos
C' G. Myera
Fant Church
Etreal
Jamen Wagner
Fesgaville
Alteck
Pineumoum
Taual Ani
Tio
Watt
Tonhimdt
Board of Aldermen
Reynolds
Middletown
Jefferson
Jacob Nussbaum
Young Men’s Bible Society
Slothodst Episcopal Church
Junior Fire Company
A.J. Gil
Oshoroo
Nussbaum
Methodiat Church
Aml
St . Tar As
Frank Ambrong
Ton
St. A
Alice Tyeryar
Tear Poart
la Parente
Intorment
Mt Olver Cemetery
C. Carty
Mary Draud
Jacob and
Catherine Linha
Esterday
Joleman
St. John’s Cemetary
C. Carty Waa
Justicey Eckatuln
Emms Bowle
House of Correction
Ste” Hicking
Charles Jones
Thoman Brown
Bie Tramps
Juner
Washington County
Keodyaville
Keuminburs
Hingle
Gettysburg
Reed
Terry Amith
Combh
Dougtees Memorial
M. F
Wanamaker
Shah Tage
Aotrose
Kelcito
Philadelphia
Eimma Hinckley
Temperance Town" Theatrical Company
Tts
Chestnut Street Theatre
Continental Hotel
Charles F. Howe
Court House
Wanuvera
Layton I. Hoyer
A. H. Wil Dide
Mint Dlatelec
Critotenn
George Brashears
Bright Keel Keefer Vem
Frhiay
Themad Chene
Plane No 4
Adame
Franklin EL
William and
Andros Btanton
Ontaon
Lawcon
de Bakail
Sarah Barnes
Wert
Koyayulé
Heart Dreare Acer Wilverry
Buncay Attornee
Roy
G. G. M. Brown
Iims
Oliver Angel
Unice
Ridge
Tresaiere
M. J. Gaver
LC. T. Epes
K. Moser
Lomme
W. P Maniaby
Ramada
O. T. Kina
M. L. Kepler
R. Keller
Werthelmar
H. Kacey
T. Barry
Ge Welter
Sam Brichey
Braddock
E. Rose
Frederick Chy
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Margaret R
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