Hagerstown Hears About Court Case and Town Finances
A Washington County reading seat case ends with Samuel Swope jailed on a felonious assault charge involving Lula Hartle, a girl under fourteen, after the victim testified. The man’s bail is refused. Also, Washington County notes report town receipts for the year ending 1891 at 27046.67 and expenses 22143.44 with a balance and bonded debt listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Samuel Swope
Reading
Lettersburg
Lula Hartle
Swope
Hagerstown
JENKINS-KELLER MARRIAGE IN FREDERICK DATE APRIL 6 1991
Hymeneal notice records the marriage of Wm. D. Jenkins and Mary Ann Keller on April 6 1991 at the parsonage of St James Lutheran Frederick officiated by Rev. Dr. Geo Diehl. Also notes nuptials of Fannie C Debting and John T. Greacen to be held tomorrow at 124 Pearl Street Baltimore. Funeral for Mary Wright held at Montgomery Chapel BM Church with pallbearers listed and interment at local graveyard. W T Lewis Funeral Director.
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Jenkgns—Keller
St. James Lutheran Church
Frederick
Geo. Diehl
Wm. D. Jenkins
Mary Ann Keller
Jefferson District
Fannie C. Debting
John T. Greacen
Pearl Street
Baltimore
Mary
Wright
Kemptown
Montgomery Chapel
BM. P
Rev. W. Norwood
G. MM. Moxley
J. AL. Etchison
J. W. Bartlett
J.-H. Clagett
P. G. Watkins
J. £. Moxley
W. T- Lewis
Easton
Charles Landy
South Easton
Levanon
Philipsburg
S. d
Lebanon
Middletown Republicans Sweep Municipal Ticket
The Middletown republicans yesterday elected their entire municipal slate. Burgess Charles B. Niemeyer was chosen mayor with commissioners C Alfred Weaver Samuel Leazer William Ready Howard E Sparrow and John W Long also elected. Democrats withdrew their ticket, giving Republicans a walk over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Burgess
Charles B. Niemeyer
C. Alfred Weaver
Samuel Leazer
William Ready
Howard E. Sparrow
John W- Long
Revivalist Pastor to Lead Braddock Services This Week
The Rev. P. Bergstresser of Middletown will conduct services at Braddock on Thursday and Friday evenings and Saturday noon. The same quinister will lead communion services Sunday at 3 p.m. The Young People's Society banquet of the United Brethren Church, set for tonight, has been indefinitely postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bergstresser
Middletown
Braddock
Quinister
Young People’s Society of the United Brethren Church
Arbor Day Observances Planned by Local Schools
Tomorrow two dozen in compliance with the governor proclamation will observe Arbor Day with programs in many public and private schools. Frederick College students will hold special exercises and plant many trees.
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Frederick College
Contractor C FL Poote wins bark shed contract
C FL Poote, contractor and builder of this city, was awarded yesterday the contract to erect two large bark sheds at the Birletonmentre capacity of the building will be 500 tons of bark.
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C. FL Poote
Louisville
Louisvill
Falls City
Wasaiacion
Troy
N. Y
P. G Buckler
Vermont Granie
Rae
Police Officer to Resign on Ill Health
Mr Richard Hagen will resign his position as police officer on the fifteenth of the current month due to ill health. He will be succeeded by Mr George Brengle, a former police officer.
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Ihe
Bir
George Brengle
Toronto
Ont
Sienor Prado Valmini
New Orleans
Japan
Valmini
Italy
Fire disaster in Rochester destroys millinery and shoe store
A fierce blaze on New York Street in Rochester, Pennsylvania, killed nine Italians and burned more than six thousand dollars in property. Marie Tickio escaped by leaping from a second story window. authorities suspect an exploding lamp started the fire, with insurance covering the loss.
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Rochester
New York Street
E. J. Reeds
A. Hall
George Edwards
Keene
Walter
Marie Tickie
Vittorio Tickio
Anna Tickio
Baptista Tickio
Rosa
Fannie Tickio
John Tickio
Josef Kampatem
McKeene
Marie Tickio
Thomas McManus
Elc
Fry
Allike
Ana
Maryland Republican delegates named from counties
From Asnapolis Maryland April 7 additional delegates to the Maryland Republican convention in Baltimore have been elected from counties including Charles L. Allison Wilmer F Breslas H Bowie Sydney E Mudd Kent William J Yannott Charles T Westcott James A Casey Frederick John C Motter Jom R Rouzer Charles Snook H E B Wilson Db H Routzahn C B Neiswaner Alternates H Clay Cramer M P Wood H Clay Naill D H Heargett George Birely George W Miller
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Asnapolis
Maryland
Baltimore
Charles—L. Allison Wilmer
F. Breslas
H. Bowie
Sydney E. Mudd
Kent
William J. Yannott
Charles T. Westcott
James A. Casey
Frederick
John C. Motter
Jom R. Rouzer
Charles §. Snook
H. E B. Wilson
Gilkinson Murder Case Inquest Finds Fatal Wounds
The coroner inquest in the Gilanson murder case found Detective Gilkinson died from two deep wounds inflicted by Frederick Fitzsimmons. His wife Lucy is held as an accessory, and C A Dark her wife and sister Cora Wyatt are held as accessories after the fact for concealing, harboring, and maintaining Fitzsimmons. A possible escaped lunatic is noted in Wespessier Maryland where a strange man in the woods creates alarm and may be held for asylum.
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Gilkinson
Gilanson
Frederick Fitzsimmons
Lucy
C. A. Dark
Cora Wyatt
Fitzsimmons
East Beaby
John Meybin
Meybin
Prince Albert Victor to join Curragh cavalry unit
The heir presumptive to the British throne, Prince Albert Victor, has left his York headquarters with the Tenth Hussars and will be attached to a cavalry regiment in the Curragh military district, Ireland, for further service. A tunnel collapse in the Mullin tunnel near Heena is deemed a trivial incident, caused when a passing freight car struck tunnel supports.
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Prince Albert
Lespes
Prince Albert Victor
York
Tenth Hussars
Curragh
I Ireland
Mullin Tunnel
Heexa
Mullen Tunnel
Northern Pacific Valley Railroad
Puddler dispute at Pencoyd Iron Works unsettles plant
Dispute between A. P. Roberts & Co and the Puddling workers at the Pencoyd Iron Works in Werst Masaxusa Pa leads to a lockout after the old agreement expired. Sixteen Souths factions shut down, leaving 122 workers idle. Puddler march to join Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers faces opposition. Elsewhere reports note a Detroit boxing winner, strikes at Morewood, and rail workers taking positions near the scene of hostilities.
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Pencord Iron Works
Masaxusa
A. P. Robers & Co
Pencoyd Inn Works
Roberts & Co
Puddlers
Hria
Amalgamates Association of Iron and Stell
Pescoyd Proldiers
Soutte Frrates
Tersce
Norsstown
Morewood
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Trenton
Markets Shine On Reading and Lehigh Valley Gains
The Philadelphia and New York exchange quotes show Reading bonds firm and Lehigh Valley strength. New York Produce Market reports quiet to firm tones with mixed commodity movements across wheat corn oats beef pork and eggs. prices drift with modest decreases in some grains and firmness in fats and meats.
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New York
Puumaperrara
Pennsylvania
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehich Navigation
Dew Turk
Low Exiss
Shbliz
Jay
Sliksy
Southwestern
Western
Dagersonthern
The Corers' Strike and Public Unrest News
In Morewood a strike and clashes prompt extra guards as bail is set at 300 to 1000 dollars for leaders and rioters. Deputies and sheriffs arrest several rioters amid tension over unequal bail while coke operators call the strike’s backbone broken and strikers vow to persist. Also: Cardinal Gibbons to attend Baltimore province bishops meeting in Savannah. grip deaths rise in New York. Daly defeats Farrell in a police-interfered bout. anarchists watched in London. funeral plans for Albert Pike pending. Barnum improving then sinking. and reports on Peruvian petroleum ventures, Delamar mine sale, German emigration, and New York World's Fair exhibit funding.
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Pheasast
Cantain Loar
Claweon
Loar
Murder and Robbery Follow Fatal Route Discovery
A man’s body was found along the West Liberty to Prutsburg road after a night out with Miss Maggie South. He carried a revolver with three empty chambers and cash in hand. police suspect murder and robbery, with the victim’s fiancé to blame for the motive as details unfold. He planned to marry soon and showed off a gold watch and $1,200 in cash.
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West Liberty
Pytetarg
Liberty
Prutsborg
Maggie South
Jeff Weet
Allegheny City
Mr. Gousawls
Rebellion in India Amid Massacre Reports
Dispatches describe Poriice of Anzu Assam unrest with European survivor Grant and others killed or wounded. Miran walls clash with British troops as Khuhaf forces push back authorities amid scarce cartridges and tense front lines.
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Bicot
Parkes
Die Men
Ambiah
Lieut
Grant
Poriice
Anzu
Catacrta
India
Ghoorka
James W. Quinton
Assam
Maranrat
Khuhaf
Peshawer
Aiis
Forbes
Rangoon
Lasut
Jf 18
Quinton
Manipur
FAVA MAY REMAIN AS ISSUE OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Fava remains in residence with health concerns delaying any travel or public actions. The note to Secretary Blaine is seen as a proposed leave of absence rather than ending negotiations, while efforts continue to smooth the situation. Catholic University board meeting set for the coming Wednesday with Cardinal Gibbons presiding and several bishops and trustees listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastixotos
Baron Fava
Binine
Teuperini
Rud
State Department
Fava
Blaine
Woman Sues Railroad for 80000 After Husband's Death
Anna M. Jacoby filed a Common Pleas claim against the Pennsylvania Railroad seeking 80000 in damages for the loss of her husband Francis Jacoby. She alleges negligence caused his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phlabelpala
Apriill
Anna M. Jacoby
Common Pleas
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Francis Jacoby
Stricken With Pneumonia Hits Towsox Resident
Capt Robert Smith a Warren factory resident and former 1876 Independent party member in the house of delegates suffers from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towsox
Robert Smith
Warren Factory
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