TWO MILLVILLE A Alleged Poisoning and an Attempted Assassination
In Millville New Jersey April reports say coroner, state attorney and county physician planned post mortem on Thomas Barnett found dead near his burning house after head injuries. Inquests adjourned as investigators probe possible poisoning and a suspected plot involving James Tryner and others.
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Real estate offerings flood parsonage ad page
W L Parsons real estate agent lists properties for sale and rental, including a three room house with outbuildings on a large lot, a two story frame home with 20 rooms, farm properties of 155 acres with bank barn and water, a two story mansion with modern improvements, and a 123 acre farm in Orleans with seven fields. Call at the office for details and price.
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Imperial Glycerole Lotion Promises Skin Cure
Druggists advertise Imperial Glycerole Lotion claiming to cure chapped hands faces and lips burns or skin abrasions, making skin white soft and pleasant with a money back guarantee. Also touts Ideal Prophylactic Centrifrice Eau de Cologne stock liniment and Washington Waters products for skin and health.
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Special Deputy Marshals Questioned in Election Case
Judge Morris in the U S District Court Baltimore heard arguments on the legality of appointing special deputy United States marshals in cities under 49 000 inhabitants for elections. The cases involve Quit man Beckley and Tyler Davis charged with interfering with Marshal Charles G Myers at Frederick polling place on election day last November. Davis, a deputy sheriff, allegedly ejected Myers under Beckley’s orders. The defense argues the appointment was invalid as only cities 20 000 and over may appoint such deputies. the district attorney opposes. Judgment reserved.
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Real Estate Transfers and Marriage Licenses
Real estate transfers include John Alexander and wife to Ida J3 telie Culler for 1 acre with nominal sums and Thomas J. Kolb and wife to John B. Smith involving Frederick county tracts for 2800 dollars. Also Daniel M. Whip and wife transfer to St Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church on the Manor for 8 lots at a nominal price. Marriage licenses issued for John Russel and Ida Bruce, both colored, of this city.
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Thomas J. Kolb
John B. Smith
Frederick county
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St. Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church
John Russel
Ida Bruce
Strike at the fair ends after arbitration talks
Two thousand workers walked out at the World's Columbian Exposition project over union and non union hiring. An arbitration board was proposed but rejected. The agreement later secured equal consideration for union and non union labor and pledged no further trouble until closing of the fair. 1904 context.
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Snapper Garrison Defeats Daly In Riverside Shooting Match
In Red Bank New Jersey on April 11 a fifty bird shooting match for 900 a side ended with Pil Daly Jr scoring 41 and Snapper Garrison 34. Earlier, a fatal explosion at Chicago Rubber Works killed Philip Fogarty and left Jesse McChe seriously injured.
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Jesse McChe
Famine and unrest amid European Peru crisis report
The dispatches describe a severe famine in the European part of Peru with hundreds dying and bodies left unburied as families weaken. Authorities discuss reorganizing relief efforts while private associations seek food and clothing for survivors.
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Congressional Debate Over Interstate Commerce Law Sparks Clash
In Washington on April 11 Senator Voorhees urged a Senate resolution to study the interstate commerce act and railroad labor rights. He warned of corporate power and questioned penalties on workers who quit, while Senator Platt defended court decisions and labor protections, urging restraint on judiciary criticism and upholding existing labor rights under law.
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Social Dance at Julian Kemp Home in Shookstown
Easter week in Shookstown brought joy and spring energy with a social dance hosted April 3 at the home of Mr. Julian Kemp. Organized by Win More and Samuel Staley, the event featured violins by Mr. Williams, dancing, games, and a generous repast, with guests from Rocky Springs Braddock and Schooltown expressing thanks for a memorable evening.
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Nicholas Anderbrand
Wm. Marco
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Lewis
Briggs in the lead at Presbyterian General Assembly
At the New York presbytery semi annual meeting in Washington and New York on April 1 Rev William Ro Harshaw was elected moderator amid clashes over Briggs and anti-Briggs factions. Dr. Briggs urged fair treatment before the general assembly and complained of prosecuting members holding assembly seats. Delegates chosen for the general assembly and related impeachment hearings in Nebraska were noted, with cases set for June 5.
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Philadelphia Markets Glodging and Price Changes Report
Philadelphia markets report dull trading with prices mostly steady. Lehigh Valley and Reading figures hold. wheat and corn show firm bids while oats and rye see varied demand. dairy and meat markets display modest activity with steady to firmer prices.
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