Gade Passes House by Vote of 131 to 70 63 in Hartsburg
The House passed the bill after an hour of debate led by John B Carroll and Edwin M Abbott with only Mr Abbott voting against. Dearden’s filibuster failed as the measure to strike article 9 from the state board provision was rejected and pension provisions for Civil War veterans were approved. The act appropriates 1.4 million dollars for pensions and 470 dollars for expenses with monthly pensions set by service length.
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Gade
Hartsburg
Jean
John 8. Carroll
Edwin M . Abbott
Philadelphia
Abbott
Dearden
Philadephia
Pennonghania
Poison in His Medicine Strikes Indiana Official
In Mount Vernon Indiana county surveyor Thomas Jolnson faced a toxic attempt when traces of potassium cyanide were found in his medicine and the water he used to rinse the taste. A physician saved him after he detected the foul taste and a chemical analysis confirmed the poison. The motive remains a mystery. Wealthiest Negro Dead in Philadelphia. John Trower, long reputed the nation’s richest Black man, died at sixty one of illness tied to his wealth and church work. He founded a Baptist seminary in Downingtown.
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Indiana
Mount Vernon
Ind
Anha
Thomas Jolnson
Philadelphia
John Trower
United States
Mr. Trower
Downingtown
Tests Airshps for War Night Firing Off Virginia Capes
Port Monroe Va April 5 Firing on aeroplanes is part of the Atlantic Meet battle practice begun off the Virginia Capes It will be the first test of its kind by any nation Navy ships will test aerial targets at 800 to 1200 feet Night shooting will pit deck marksmen against captive planes to evaluate aeroplanes as naval adjunct Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder commands the exercises Also mentions a separate St Peters Rome incident with a man firing at canons during a relief event.
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Port Monroe
Atlantic
Virgina Capes
Ameriuig
Norfolk May Yard
Seaton Schroeder
Swallowed steel points for medicine incident at Gorell
In Ithaca Amit 3 Thinking he was taking prescribed medicine John T Williams at Gorell university put a capsule into his pocket and swallowed it containing fifteen architect compass points He experienced sharp pains and was rushed to a hospital where surgeons removed several pins from his intestines Doctors say he would have died if the pins had remained The incident ended with a serious but recoverable condition Also Henriet ta Wakefield and Hattie Conklin inmates at the New Jersey State Home for Girls were recaptured in Princeton after escaping wearing male clothing.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Amit
John T Williams
Gorell University
Hum
Phes
Willions
Gitle
Trenton
Henrietta Wakefield
Hattie Conklin
New Jersey State Home For
Princeton
M Ales
Ebert Hardware Co special sale on houseware and roofing
Ebert Hardware Co on West Patrick Street lists specials including Walnut Stock finish at 5.75, wire nails from 12c per 5 lb, 2-ply tar felt roofing 50 cents per roll, rubber roofing 1.40 to 1.4u per roll, galvanized roofing 3.30 per 100 sq ft, Red Barn and Graphite roof paints, buggy wheels sets at 8.00, buggy axles at 1.25 per set, buggy rims per set, and steel tires per set.
Doll the Jeweler at 9 South Market St Frederick Md
We repair watches and jewelry of all kinds and offer makeovers turning old pieces into new stylish items. Bring discarded jewelry to see what wonderful things we can create with it.
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Doll
South Market St. Frederick, Md
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C. E. Cline
St. Peter's
Rome
Apu
Pietra Posanti
St Peter’s
C. Thos. Kemp
Doll Bros
SATIN
Kayser
the Ebert Hardware CO
West Patrick Street
Steven
Albaugh
Market St
Frederick, MD
Ernest Helfenstein
West
Patrick Street
Cmd
F. Columbus Knott
Besant & Knott
Howe
J. P. Kemp
E. Lombard St
Baltimore, Md
Carty
Ae Kg
Xtragood
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Ralston Footwear
Ralston
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market Street
Electrig Elevator
The
People’s Fire Insurance Company of
Maryland
Cor’Court and
Church Sts
PHONE
Mutual Insurance Co
Frederick County
North Market St
Frederick
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