Debating Silver Dollar Policy and Debt Burdens
A Chicago based executive committee member replies to President Cleveland arguing that money tied to silver and a bimetal policy harms farmers and merchants. The letter asserts debts rise as the dollar gains exchange value and demands a restored silver standard to free citizens from mortgage pressure and restore home ownership.
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Calvagy
W Oh Harver
Binretalite League
Chicago
Cloveland
Businets
Clase
Nia Securitiea
Chia
United States
Asme
Tas
Europe
Standard Club Shooters Duel for Prizes at Point Breezs
The Standard Gan Club held a tai shoot at Point Breezs Balioure yesterday. Frederick led with 74 of 100, Anne Arundel No 1 totaled 67, Green Spring Valley 65. Winners listed include Frederick Paosbos 15 and A Smith 16. A fatal accident occurred when John A Williar’s gun barrel burst causing severe injury. he died after the barrel burst but escaped with damaged fingers.
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Precerak
Prise
Standard Gan
Point Breezs
Balioure
Wam
Frederick
Towson
Freteam
Anne Arundel
Green Spring Valley
Paosbos
Kennely
A Smith
Mantes
Eisenhauer
Phelps
W. Hawkins
Cole
Ketpley
Baldwin
Tora
Aube Afuuug Rlu Koolu
Frankins
Rider
Wealey
Willig
Bond
Mr. Williar
Gan
Death toll and community notices in local paper
Obituary notices record the deaths of Mrs. J. C. Hardt at 69 after pneumonia and heart trouble, and Mr. W. A. Simmons of peritonitis. details include families, funeral times, and burial at Mount Olivet. Also notes Johnson and Brsdan deaths, a Unionville Academy entertainment, a tight rope act by Prof. Walters, and a social note on Mrs. Wm. L. Clay and her author husband’s connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hardt
Mus
Barah J. Hardt
John C. Hardt
Fast Church Street
Harry
W.A. Simmons
North Market Street
Acnate
Mount Olivet
W Bright
Charles W. Johnaox
Charles W. Johnson
South Market Street
Lila Brsdak
Baltimore
Lula B. Bander
North Mount Street
The
Unionville Academy and Normal Institute
George Norris
Dr. Bappington
Asilte Norris
Mian
Clara Sappington
Alica E. Carter
Buckingham
Corda Hare
J.B. W. Taneybill
Misses Hallie Norris
Claras Sappington
Florence Whitehill
Hallie Harn
Grace Kizler
Zelma Donty
Elia Ecker
Robterts Lindsay
Misa Marion Buck Ingham
AM. Whitehill
Nina Wilson
N. Appleby
Ivy Louty
Ira Whitehill
Hermie Nicodemus
M. Whitehill
J. E Srenneisen
Herbert Ecker
Jesse Poole
Eugene Wattere
Walters
Iima
New England Floods submerged rivers and towns
From Vermont to Massachusetts, floods swelled rivers and overturned bridges. Towns like Windsor Vermont and White River Junction suffered high water as trains stalled, lumber yards flooded, and residents evacuated. Across New Hampshire and Maine, mills closed and highways flooded, with Bruns wick and Saco River fronts severely affected.
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St Albasi
Prntur
Rutland
Northdeld
Central
Ibte
Bighout
Vermont
Bullows Pass
Connecticut River
Heston and
Maine
HratéIoboro
Hay Beg
Turner's Falls
Consolidated Railroad
Windsor
White River Junction
Basamote
Passumpaio
Boston
Concord
Rad
Franklin
Barre
Electric Light
Central Vermont Railroad
Tabor
Ball
Rutland Railroad
Chester
Mojs
Augusta
Kennabée
Brunswick
Andrascoggin
Lisbon
Bowdoin Paper Company
Saco
Gooch
Lincoln Street
Bragdon
Beteen Wells
Buins Station
Boston and Maine Railroad
North Burwick
Biddeford
Amd
Portland
Mousam
Kennybank
Hartett
Maine Central
Genod
Canton
Androscoggin
Westbrook
Preesumoott
Connecticut
Holyoke
Mount Tom
West Springfield
Springfield
West Springfeld
Wedding Bells in Annville Prominent Couple Wed
From Lebanon Pa Detly News April 11 reports the wedding last week at United Brethren Church Annville of Mr Keep Harp of Frederick City Md and Miss Anna Elizabeth Brighthill daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel L Brighthill of Annville. The ceremony followed by reception and a wedding tour to Frederick City. guests from Lebanon and Maryland attended.
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Lebanon
Keep
Harp
Frederick Bar
Unites Brethren Church
Annville
Rene Rhefer Harp
Frederick Ofty
Mary Tapd
Anna Elizabeth Brighthill
Samuel L. Brighthill
A. L. Groff
Misa Elizabeth
Woldman
Cyrus F. Flook
Charles Levy
John J Murray
Albert Gilson
Frederick City
Joseph ©. Groff
Mont Clair
New Jersey
H. A. Roop
Bhippensburg
Horace W. Crider
York
William B. Kreider
United Brethren Church
Misa Jeanle M. Harp
Hyersville
Maryland
Anns R. Forway
Mary Shenk
Josephine Kreider
Anns Keedy
Keedysville
Isady
Webster Hiteshew
Washington, D. C
Mise Brighthill
A. B
M. Jamma
Charles Smith
Lebanon & Annville Street Railway
Pose
M. Hubley
Harrisburg
M. E. Brighthill
H. B. Witter
M. D. Harp
Myersville
Jennie Shoffer
Middletown
Land
Lillian Ranelds
Hagerstown
Clare B. Young
Myeteritle
Mise Ethel Kauffman
Pottaville
Eleven-member Democratic state committee named in Baltimore meeting
The Democratic State central committee appointed a committee of eleven, including chairman Battersley W. Talbott, to organize the party across the state and secure complete voter registration. The panel will handle pre convention affairs and resolve disputes before the delegation meeting.
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Battersley W. Talbott
Democratic State Central Committee
Sleven
Baltimore
Battersly W. Talbott
Montgomery
Joahuan W. Miles
Somerset
Richard Hynson
Kent
Charles C. Crothers
Cecil
George L. van Bibber
Barford
Frank Smith
Mary’s
William D Bowie
Prince George's
Edward W Mosley
Washington
Frank A. Furst
Baltimore City
Charles H. Carter
Conway W. Bama
Ieleaie Wb Tehile
Funeral of a Minister at Reformed Church
The funeral of Rev. Harry W Hofmeier, brother of Rev. T F Hofmeier, pastor of the Reformed Church in Middletown, was held yesterday afternoon from the church packed with mourners. Rev. Dr. B R Eschbach of Frederick preached. Other ministers present included Revs. Snyder Boonsboro Hench Frederick Motter Adamstown Ditmar Jefferson Sykes Burkhinville, Rev. Beard Middletown Lutheran, and Rev. Ridenour United Brethren Middletown.
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Harry W Hofmeier
T. F. Hofmeier
The
Reformed Church
Middletown
B. R. Eschbach
Frederick
Snyder
Boonsboro
Hench
Motter
Adamstown
Ditmar
Jefferson
Sykes
Burkhinville
Mr. Beard
War and peace terms amid Japan conflict dominate dispatches
A Shanghai telegraph summary reports China and Japan negotiating terms posed by plenipotentiaries. Proposals include Japan retaining territories east of the Ling River and permanent possession of certain regions, with a potential indemnity. Separate items note U S court actions over cattle contracts, King Oscar's political fate, and a deadly western sandstorm with crop and infrastructure damage.
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Shanghai
Lifang Chang
Plenipotentares
China
Cura
Japan
Ling River
Piaggio
Gary
Abefnistri
Uxcape
Mutsnitty
Lelievel
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East
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Bat Sixth Street
Abspel Alley
Nexdorff, JR
Court Street
Chas. G. Macgill
Ore
Taos
Sellars Dey Goods Store
ER Johnson
Frederick, MD
Nike
W. L. Douglas
A.B. Yeakle
City Hall Shoe Store
Bee
Alt 0
Eczema
Dandruff
Foster Medicine Company
Foster
Steer
N. K. Fairbank Company
Cricago
Commerce St
Shoez
AL Happy Family
Ichildren
Loy & Perry
Cleveland
Laventers. Thousend Hushels of
Whaat
Boch W& Pes
Bat Perry
Matteawan Asylum
W A. Brewster
Wappingers Feis
George W Anbote
Wappinger
Parisville
Augustis N Brensings
Aucy Sin Wen
Seath Manneim
Harry Aulenbach
Bismarck
Berlesx
Fried- Mohsruhe
Wm. L. Clay
Huntsville
Ala
Clay
Louise Johnson
Mira Clay
James T. Johnson
New England
Rew Hampehire
Muysehusetie Alpe
New Hampshire
Portsmouta N H
Piscataguab
Union and
Marsan
Hoston and
Mainerai
Bato
Lancasur
Et Zeland
Eastman Sugar
Cassiderabis
Corse
Herogsland
Foriboee
Ketebe
Hesides
Taiters
Coliset
Weahington
Wasningtos
Thun
Ponte
Probalie UK
Nashing
Pres
Greanhut
Curiaco
Ureenhut
Premueuk
Oscar
Berumn
Frankfort Zeitung
Leeder
Hia
Norway
Ylald
Kansas City
West
Kansas
Oklahoms
Texas
Oiishome
Oklahoma
Ravenue Bureau
Annia
Salmon
Agricultural Department
Morton
J W. Watson
Garsesyuitr
Tex
John O'’Bnen
Jatenile Sahawoein
Aprilio
Walter Rupp
William Cosker
Gunther
Hroomercy
W Va
John Yager
Yager
Petrikes
Pailapelenta
St. Bruce Titriken
Petriken
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