Maryland News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Frederick Wiebel dies in Hagerstown and Conowingo post office robbed. Jacob Tome buys two Harford farms while elkton and massey railroad surveys proceed. John Dick shot accidentally in Smoketown. Chesley cited as critically ill in Tiffin Ohio. Rockville town election anticipated May 7 with contests preliminary. Belair pioneer James Herron dies at 75. Harford Furnace blaze destroys John P Derrickson home. Widow Bers. 1. D. Armen dies at Crisfeld. Henry Miller shot while with friend near Chestertown. Washington County court attends stock margin case. Carroll County closes public schools. subscriptions to reopen. Henry E. Wootton dies at 55. Capt John W. Glanville dies of apoplexy at 73 in Easton. Cecil County treasurer law deemed unconstitutional. three county poor trustees urged to resign for overspending. Metropolitan Life case argued before Court of Appeals over three life policies of Frank G. Anderson. Anne Arundel West Annapolis property case decided for Melvin. Act requiring a special verdict provision lacks signatures, causing procedural question.
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Frederick Wiebel
Hagerstown
Conowingo
Harford County
Jacob Tome
Port Deposit
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Elkton and Massey
John Dick
Smoketown
Washington County
J. Harvie Chesley
Maryland
Tiffin
Ohio
Rockville
J James Herron
Belair
John P. Derrickson
Harford Furnace
D. Arnen
W. &. Armen
Crisfeld
Henry Miller
Chestertown
Carrol County
Henry E. Wootton
Ehibbett City
Die Sfter
Long Ilness
John W. Glanville
Easton
Wis. S. Evans
Cecil County
Senator Crother
Cecil County Commissioners
Court of Appeals
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Annie Anderson
Lfe
Frank G. Anderson
Anne Arundel
Revellaritius
Aldridge
Melvin and
Manche
West Annapolis
Ai. Melvin
Preston
Smith
Real Estate Transfers and Local Public Notice
Howard A Long and Maria his wife transfer Brunswick real estate to Castles A Frederick for 25 dollars. Font and wife convey 8 acres 2 roods 3 perches more or less to Richard T Norwood for 1500 dollars. Police Justice Edstein reprimanded several persons for loafing yesterday at Sixth Street and Kline Bavvssiley and ordered loafing stopped.
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Howard A. Long
Maria
Castles A. Frederick
Brunswick
Font
Richard T. Norwood
Edstein
Sixth Street
Kline- Bavvssiley
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Rand, McNally & CO
Kellys Industrials pledge to obey law during march to Washington
General Kelly and his Judis Trial Army arrived in Cheyenne after travel from Collette toward East Cheyenne carrying bread and beef to feed 1,300 men. They plan to petition Congress for relief, seeking one year of employment and asserting discipline and loyalty to the cause separate from Coxey's army.
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Cheyenne
Wrc
Collette
East Cheyenne
Ber
North Platte
Neb
Nebraska
Omaha
Kelly
Denver
Enion Pacific
Geversi Kelly
Waite
Washington
Lova
Visi
Sam
Green River
Congress
California
Coxey
Pence
Colorado
Rawlins
Gish
Sovereign warns Coxey movement dangers in labor unrest
Grand Master of the Knights of Labor says the Coxey movement signals potential insurrection as thousands of workers watch events and threaten protests against injustices. He predicts little direct gain from Coxey but notes the movement stirs thought and anxiety nationwide.
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Coxeysfovement
Bostox
Knights of Labor
Associated Press
Coxer
Johh Brown
Reservoir Visit Spurs Frederick Aldermen Action
The Frederick Board of Aldermen held a special session to address the cayenne match incident and to plan a reservoir study. A committee led by Eisenhawer Brookey and Ebert investigated, met General Edward Shriver and W. L. Kealy in Baltimore, and recommended inviting Major Kenly and Blan to Frederick to inspect the new reservoir. The board praised General Shriver for his ongoing support of the city.
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Kenty
Sesson
Aiso
Col
Hayden
Henry Lane
City Water Works
Kealy
Kenly
Blan
Frederick
Edward Shriver
J. F. Ermssacen
Psssed
J. F. Kiszanacer
Funeral Notices for Mebbing and Gouker
The funeral of Mrs Margaret A E Mebbing was held yesterday from her residence with Rev G C H Hasskstl officiating. Pall bearers included Jonathan Biser and others, interment at Mt Olivet. A J Rice Sons, funeral directors. The funeral of Mr Mary J Gouker occurred today at 3 o'clock in St John’s Catholic Church with Mass and Sodality attendance. pall bearers named. interment at St John’s Catholic Cemetery. A T Rice and Sons were funeral directors.
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Margaret A. E. Mebbing
G. CO. H. Hasskstl
Jonathan Biser
Jacob Wiles
Andrew Babel
Frederick Heinlein
John A. Dean
WC. Neidig
Mt. Olivet
A.J. Rice & Sons
Mary J. Gouker
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Coleman
Sodality
Chas. Hargett
Raymond C. Relch
Cass. Diffendst
Charles Collins
John Weiler
Harvey Lease
St. John’s Catholic Cemetery
A. T. Rice and Sons
Law's Grip Committed Man Held on Robbery Charge
William Brown charged with robbing an intoxicated white man was brought before Police Justice Eckstein yesterday afternoon. Brown was committed to jail in default of 460 bail for action by the next grand jury. Fire Alarm in Hagerstown to be tested by National Electric Company in Baltimore.
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Corey
Maryland
Graastsville
Stmt
Frostburg
Aid
Cumberland
Jae
William Brown
Eckstein
Brown
Hagerstown
Sullivan
D .i. Hagner
National Electric Company
Baltimore
Faithful Pop Girl Misses No School For Two Years
Margaret Marsh eight year old daughter of A P Marsh Groff Home proprietor attends East march Street Female School without missing a day in two years. She is bright and attentive and serves as a model for other children.
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Margaret Marsh
A. P. Marsh
Groff
Eastmarch Street
Margaret
Strawberries in Doubt and Annexation Talk in April Chronicle
Strawberries in doubt as Mr Charles Price, county berry king, reports favorable prospects up to the 10th but two days of snow may jeopardize the season. Littuekalani Now Favors Annexation notes ex queen Okilani ready to back Hawaii’s absorption by the United States to gain a pension. Mer Sacoili in Waskinetos vents irritation over Bishop Bouseum trial collapse at Omaha and Hennessey rulings, saying he will await reports before action.
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Charles Price
Tus
Littuekalani
The
Chronicle
Okilani
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Hackson
Cleveland
Mer
Satoil
Waskinetos
Mer Sacoili
Bouseum
Omaha
Hennessey
Aaw
Keeley
Leavenworth
Kan
Leavenworth County
Charles E. Johnson
Topeka
Leslie E. Keeley
Dwight, Ills
Johnson
Topeka Institute
David Dudley Field Dies After 24 Hours of Pneumonia
David Dudley Field, famed jurist and brother of the four Field brothers, died in New York after a 24 hour illness of pneumonia at the home of his daughter-in-law Mrs Dudley Field. He arrived from Genoa in good health, then fell ill Thursday morning. funeral at Calvary Church tomorrow at 4:30. Interment planned in Stockbridge Massachusetts. Field's career spanned reforms in procedure and civil code, with long life attributed to riding, temperance, and daily routines.
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New York
David Dadier Field
Dudley Field
Gramercy Park
Field
Genoa
David Dudley Field
Mr. Field
Britain
Napoteon
Haddam
Conn
Zork
Berkshire
David Dodier
Williams College
Albany
New York City
Hersey
Tnd
Mrr. Field
United States
Fiske and Gould
Ie New York Police
Meyor Fernandy Wood
State of
Georgia
Grant
Afr
Senate
Peter
Mexter
Hill
Cuuctia
Cremated in Her Home Miss Klyne Perishes in Fire
A dwelling near the village of Ivcza, N. ., was destroyed by fire yesterday. Miss Ebien Klyne died in the flames with only fragments of skull and larger bones remaining.
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Ivcza
Ebien Klyne
Firsteaterday
Miss Klyne
The Striking Coke Workers in Don Belleville Strike Reopens
In Asiostown and surrounding coke region the strike resumes with about 1000 workers marching in columns and halting operations at plants along the south end. Northern areas report calm. operators say all plants are running with adequate manpower. Governor Patt arrives in Pittsburgh with party. no troop deployment planned unless requested.
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Asiostown
Don- Belleville
Scorrpary
Balfel
Connelisville
Heiphorg
Patt
Insurgent Offensives and Political Skirmishes Reported
A mid-April roundup notes Rio Grande do Sul fighting with insurgents occupying suburbs while government forces regrouped and naval reinforcements arrived. In Chicago, building leaders concede a failed lockout and retreat from boycott tactics as labor disputes loom. Other items mention strikes on the Great Northern, Keeley treatment suit, and political moves in Illinois and Pennsylvania.
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Lonnox
Times
Montevideo
Rio Grande Do Sul
de Mello
Crstilley
Chuy
Graguar
Brazil
Quorum dispute roils House over seating and salaries
In a tense session the House debated counting a quorum and punishing absent members. Speaker Crisp denounced persistent absence as harmful while factions argued over methods. A DeArmond resolution won two thirds, guiding a new rule to compel attendance as a caucus secrecy policy was debated. The session reflected deep partisan strain amid constitutional questions.
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Ben Sote
Conmnitice Ag
Herron
Howe Hac Leva
Heed
Democrata
House
T Coonder
Bland
Pergeannt At Arms
Judiciary Committee
Committee On
Hos
Crisp
Uade
Reed
Uty
Kilgore
Hraud
Cummings
Thomas Brake
United States
DeArmond
Missouri
Committee On Rules
McCreary
Kentucky
Ms Party
Dearmeoud
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