Frederick suit over refrigerator contract damages
The United States Circuit Court in Baltimore heard Brown and Delashmatt of Frederick against Frick Company of Waynesboro for $11 000 in damages alleging breach of contract for installing a refrigerator and ice making machine in Frederick in November 1896 The machine cost 8000 and defense argues it was up to guarantee with losses from mismanagement and irregular ice making Witnesses from Frederick include John Boyer Michael Bowers and Isaac Hedges Funeral notices record Emily Stanley and Arthur W Bailey services with interments at Greenmount Cemetery Mt Zion Church and nearby graveyard. A T Rice Sons funeral directors and undertakers involved.
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Frick Company
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John Boyer
Michael Bowers
Isaac Hedges
Emily Stanley
Charles Young
Greenmount Cemetery
A.T. Rice &Sons
Arthur W. Bailey
Mt. Zion Church
Luther Kublman
Otis Anderson
George Murray
Frank Davis
Peter Kepsets
Meeting Consider Consolidating Frederick Mercantile Bodies
An evening meeting of the Frederick Mercantile Agency at the Ramsburg Fertilizer office discussed dissolving two groups and forming a consolidated body. A committee was named to confer with Frederick Mercantile Association officials on a merger to protect and collect and advance local commerce.
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City Churches Change for Tomorrow Services
There will be no services in the Presbyterian church as Rev Beall cannot come. Rev Silliman Blagden of Boston Massachusetts will conduct services at Trinity A M E church tomorrow at 10 15 a m 3 00 p m and 7 15 p m.
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A Strange Bird Captured by Keefer Dog
Charles Keefer of Fast Patrick Street reports his Irish setter caught a peculiar long-bill bird with deep-set eyes. The dogkeeper placed the bird in a cage with squirrels and the bird seems content in its new home.
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Charley
Accused of Stealing Chicken Arrests Reported in County
Two men named Fishr and Dutrow were arrested last night near Yellow Springs on chicken stealing charges. They were caught in a hen roost and brought to the city to await further developments.
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Builder Finishes Queen Anne Library at Gapland
Enterprising contractor Mr. Singleton Albaugh nears completion of a fine two story stone building in Gapland for Mrs. Geo. A Townsend. The late style structure, Queen Anne in design, will house a library and a bachelor apartment enhancing Gapland’s beauty.
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Singleton Albaugh
Geo. A Townsend
Frederick City Manufacturing and Prospect Hill Developments Linked by Telephone
The Frederick City Manufacturing Company and the Prospect Hill Development Company have been connected by telephone. The former uses number 111 and the latter 61-5.
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Frederick City Manufacturing Company
Prospect Hill Development Company
Catholic Societies Gather for Monday and Tomorrow Meetings
Fre McElroy Council C S will hold their monthly meeting Monday night at St John s Beneficial Association will hold a meeting tomorrow morning at o clock.
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St. John’s Beneficial Association
G A Notes: Training Class and Gospel Meeting Planned
The YMCA notes announce a workers training class tomorrow at 9 a.m. A gospel meeting follows at 3 20 p m with the topic A Model Man of the World based on Math 19 16 22 led by W W Lease.
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W. W. Lease
Anna Dickinson Claims Conspiracy Behind Madness Claim
Anna Dickinson describes she was confined in a madhouse as part of a sister driven plot. She alleges letters were tampered with and signatures forged while detailing abuse during detention in Danville and Goshen, and cites Dr. Seward as a trusted ally in her bid for justice.
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Convention proposed with Parnell visit in Baltimore
A Norfolk or Baltimore convention plan is outlined to unite Irish national leagues and reconcile differences in Ireland. The resolution authorizes the president and secretary to correspond with Parnell and Harrington, inviting Irish MPs to attend in September in Baltimore. Also notes regret for John Armstrong’s illness.
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Minster
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American League
Ireland
Italian Policy Turbulence Sparking Diplomatic Moves
Rome reports the United States backs a strong Italian measure provoking recall of the Italian legation and protests from King Umberto’s regime. Secretary Blaine discounts Italian press claims as sensational while noting no official U.S. confirmation.
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Wasmixeros
Blaine
United Press
Fesling
Italy
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Ineria
Royal Commissioners Appointed to Inquire on Capital and Labor
A Royal Commission is named to investigate the questions between capital and labor, including the causes of strikes and their prevention. The body lists many peers, MPs, and professionals from finance, industry, and academia, chaired by prominent figures across Conservative Liberal and Unionist lines. The panel includes Lord Harriston, Earl of Derby, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, A. Mundella, W. E. Gladstone, Alfred Marshall, and others.
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Witliam Henry Smith
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Michael Picks Beach
Brintul
Duchy of
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Sheffield
Robert N. Fowler
Che Ey
London
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Cornwall
Edwand J. Harlan
North
Belfast
Joseph C. Bolton
Stirlingshire
Culedouin Railrow Company
William Gerald Balfour
Central
Jessa Collings
Bordesley
Birmingham
Thomas Bart
Morpeth
England
William Abraham
Lil
Rhondda
Wales
Alfred Marshall
Oxford
Cambridge
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Buta
Iamay
White Steamship Compa
David Dale
George Kemey
Manent Cobten
Air
Plimsoll
Manstes
Thomas Alann
E. Drew
Fears of a May strike loom over trade and pig iron output
Financial briefs warn of a potential nationwide miners strike beginning May 1 for eight hours. Reports cite diminished pig iron output and a generally weak trade climate, with weather and farm markets also cited. Officials in Pennsylvania and Ohio prepare committees to negotiate with operators as other nations show mixed export figures.
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Dan & Con
Iiva
Interstate Conference of Miners and Operators
United States
Canada
Inet
Dominion of Canada
Premieves
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Bay
En Ave
Francis L. Robbins
Pittsburg, Fairport and Northwestern Dock Company
Col. J. L. Morton
Harrisburg Lawes and State Funding Debates
In Harrisburg the Legislature debated appropriations and the governor's disbursements with the judiciary committees reporting on hospital trusts and state owed institutions. The appropriation bill totals about 39,996,800, including 37,040,000 for general needs, while other sections consider a constitutional convention and electoral timing. Meanwhile, news from Dover, Del. notes a proposed constitutional amendment for a state convention vote at a general election pending consent by both houses. Reports from St Louis and Bitter Duty, Pa. cover counterfeit activity and an execution, respectively, with police and sheriff actions. Venezuela eyes participation in the Chicago World’s Fair, while a local gathering in Reaping, Pa. raises concern over stolen items at a social club banquet. Also mentioned is the Senate appointment of postmaster David Heabner in Lixspan, Pa., father of ex-Representative William D. Heebner.
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al Uuspitala
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House
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County Correspondence Shows Spring Notes and Small News
The Rocky County correspondence reviews society shifts and local happenings. Items include chatter on preferable terms for women, property movements, snow damage to workers, chicken thefts, a poisoned dog find, new receivers, spring preparations, Sunday school reorganizations, a minister’s sermon on steadfastness, and cottage meetings planned for the week.
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