Here and There Neasterday and Today
Reports note a new hotel planned for Berkeley Springs and funeral attendance in Ellicott City. In Hagerstown Gibbons and Pare confirmands amount to 82. Miss Herbert visits Annapolis Naval Academy. McGovern injured near Northeast Cecil County. Maryland saw 34 new Junior Order councils formed. Eight senatorial scholarships open at St Johns Annapolis. Cumberland Valley aims to link with Pennsylvania via old South Penn route. Rev Edward Davies of Bath England noted as hunting parson and famed sports writer.
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Berkeley Springs
Henry E. Wootton
Ellicott City
Hagerstown
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Pare
Miss Herbert
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ym. C. McGovern
Baltimore
Cecil County
Edward Davies
Bath
England
Devonshire
Parsons
Davies
Jack Russell
Swimbridge
Air
Oxford
Otter Davies
Bequests in the Will of Teackle Wallis
In the will of the late Teackle Wallis a list of bequests includes Outerbridge Horsey and a large rack of Steg and ark horns from the Ist e Mr Gitchell Aire M L Gouverneur a wooden crust elix carved by Christus in the Ofer Am merger play Outerbridge Horsey a painted copy of Maurittos Immediate Conception and a large Spanish engraving of the Blessed Virgin bestowing a chasuble on St Defonso.
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Wallis
Teackle Wallis
Outerbridge Horsey
Gitchell Aire
M. L. Gouverneur
St. I Defonso
Barn wall construction in Pleasant Walk area underway
Building activity picks up with Jesina Rove and sons and six masons preparing spring work near Pleasant Walk. The Sams are to complete all walls for this year's crops. Builders include Hiram Stoulemyer, Lawson Farshman, Scott T. Marin, Eure Marker, Martin Eine, Mik Marker, and the widow of Daniel Marker.
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Jesina Rove and Sons
Pleasant Walk
Hiram Stoulemyer
Farshman
Scott T. Marin
Eure Marker
Martin Eine
Mik Marker
Iste
Daniel Marker
Mac Dog at Elerton and Brook Hill Attack
A mad sounding dog from Brook Hill moved across Highland and Elierton biting several dogs and hogs. The animal was later sighted near Da yali's mill on Sunday of last week.
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Mac
Elerton
Brook Hil
Highland
Elierton
Dayali
Rand McNally Co Coupon Offer
A coupon offer invites holders to present a coupon and 16 cents at an office to receive a part from Rand McNally & Co. The text promotes a printing or map company product with a simple exchange requirement.
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Rand, McNally & CO
Pollard Breckinridge verdict honors stage offers rebuffed
In Washington on April 16 1910 the Pollard Breckinridge breach of promise trial ended with a verdict for Miss Madeline Pollard and damages of 1500. The judge discharged the jury after an hour and a half of deliberation. Pollard to be treated for nervous prostration after the trial and has denied seeking theater work despite offers from managers.
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Washington
Ince Pollard-Breckinridge
Famir
Miss Pollard
Wilson
Calderon Carlisle
Brecknridge
Desh
Thompson
Breckinridge
Madeline Pollard
Aliss Pollard
Providence Hospital
Sisters of Charity
Sister Ellis
Episcopal House of Refuge
J. D. Follard
Lexington
Jere Wilson
New York
Pollard
Associated Press
Distinguished Dead and Noted Figures Across U S History
A series of obituaries and notices recount events from Washington to Brooklyn. General Henry W Slocum and North Carolina Senator Zebulon B Vance are described with career highlights from Gettysburg to governorships and senate service. Also noted are church and civic events in Baltimore and general local incidents including a jail case in Kansas City and a mischief at an Egyptian ministry formation.
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Twenty-seventh
New York Volunteers
Henry W. Slocom
Gettysburg
Meade
Hancock
Sherman
Congres
Washington
Zebulon B. Vance
North Carolina
Senator Vance
Charlotte
Congress
United States Senate
The Fight Over Quorum Rule in Congress Opens Week
Washington April 18 The house faces a week centered on adopting a new quorum counting rule backed by the Democratic caucus. A sizable minority opposes it while Republicans favor a rule that counts present but not voting. Speaker Reed is expected to speak at length. With Senator Vance's death, both houses adjourned and debate continues tomorrow. The plan aims for full attendance and a rapid return to appropriations work, while tariff talks drive Senate business.
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Washinatos
House
Reed
Vance
Artus
Senate
The Wild Beast Contest at Boone's Arena Sparks Outcry
San Frisco April 16 The planned fight between Colonel Boone's African lion Parnell and a mountain grizzly at the Midwinter fair faces opposition from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the exposition's executive committee. Tickets sell high as preparations proceed despite threats of arrest to stop the event.
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Lion
San Frixceco
Boone
Colonel Boone
Parnell
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
de Young
Browne Succeeds Coxey as Army Leader in Cumberland
In Cumberland Maryland on April 16 Marshal Browne rode into town at the head of Coxey's Army of the Commonweal on a stallion. The group deposed the unknown Smith and appointed Browne as leader amid tensions with Coxey's son and internal dispute over command.
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Coxey
Cumberland
Marshal Varl Browne
Massilou. O
Smith
Marshal Brovege
Browne
Coxex
South
Jesse Coxey
Generis
Marsal Browne
Unberiang
Omorow
Williamsport
Maryland
Cozey
Sod Brownee
Heaerts
Gas and crime report from early 1900s city page
A fragmented clipping notes masked men at Cisco Street, a shooting near Mrs. Ma Son, and an arrest of Thomas Waldron. It mentions a suicide by George Aynworth of Indianola and a fire by a builder. The piece also cites oil wastage, a German American singers festival invitation to President Cleveland, a juror’s mental lapse stopping a trial, and hiring of Black miners at Tennessee Coal and Iron’s mine in Bine Creek Alabama.
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Tso
Cisco Street
Thomas Waldron
San Fran
Mason George Aynworth
Indianola
Cleveland
New York
Jobo Poose
James Buchanan
Wheeling
Coxey Army in Omaha Arrives for Maine? Nebraska Station Dispatch
General Kelly and 1,200 troops spent a Sabbath day in Omaha amid crowds of up to 30,000 at the depot yards. Militia presence drew cheers as Kelly’s disciplined command impressed tradespeople and labor leaders, with Governor Jackson defending militia use to safeguard order. Contributions of provisions and cash flowed as a new company formed and a Burlington and Quincy train was arranged to move troops onward.
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Omaua
Neb
Kelly Aud
Nore
Huxury
Amee
Ermiy
Omahe
de A’dloe
Ursin
Ety
Seavy
Artes
Brent
Witte
Kelly
Seuvshl
Omney
Council Braff
Chery
Ine
Jackson
Jackon
Hart
Burlington and Quincy Road
Workers Perish In Inferno At Suffalg Glucose Plant
April 16 reports indicate 12 workers were confirmed dead in the Suffalg Glucose plant disaster with fears of up to 22 victims. Rescue teams recovered charred remains from the ruin as Polish relatives gathered at the morgue seeking word on missing relatives.
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BerraLo
American Glucose Company
Train Collision Kills One in Hazistos and Wrecks Cars
A Lehigh Valley express collided with a freight train near Silver Brook, killing Patrick Daley of Milton and injuring twelve others. The crash occurred after crews misread schedules, leading to a high-speed crash and extensive wreckage.
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Hazistos
Pen Vallis
Lehigh Valley
Silver Brook
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Patrick Daley
Milton
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
Fales Escapes the Gallows in Newark Commutation
April 18 Newark officials report Robert Alden Jtersry, 25, sentenced for murder, commuted to life imprisonment after a court petition in Jerory City chancery. He killed Thomas Hayden, a Newark shipping clerk, with a bare stick. feeble mindedness cited as commutation reason. Earlier, a Sister of Mercy was found murdered near Gronewald colony.
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Fales
Robert Alden Jtersry
Newark
Cour Gha Petione
Jerory City
Sister of Mercy
Berlin
Gronewald
Oatskirt
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Lillie May Hentley
Hood
Ullie May Bentley
Apesker
Hood & Co
Lowall
Mess
Ley
Shelbyville
Albert L. Pearre
Garratt & Pearre
Etchison Building
South Market Street
Frederick
Encyclopedia and
Huraly
Bullard Breckinridge
Colonel Breckintidnce
Willant’s
Breckipridge
Hikat
Ggbt
Compusex
Bre’ Favidge
Proent Women of
Woman’s Protective League
Mrs. Brown
Great Northern
St. Path
Minn
Great Northern Railway
Grand Forks
X. D
American Railway Union
Aviot
Seattle
New Westminster
Lascastter
Charles 8 Frantz
Adam Bronski
Here
Mar Dhe
August Kiinke
Maretha
Augusta
Edith
Nother
Souther Pennsylvania Railroad and Mining Company
Cumberland Valley
Baltimore and Comber
Brazil
Montey
Mello Bss
Rio Grande Do Sul
Uruguay
Northern Pacific
Wash
Northies Pacific
Lake Shore
Eastern
Provident Dews
General Slocum
Senator Vances Weath
Mgr
Satolli
Baltmore
Academy of Music
Catholic Association
Mer. Satelli
Ablegate
P. J. Donahue
Richard M_ ¢McSherry
Richard Malcolm Johnston
Charles J. Bonaparte
Satelli
America
Donahue
Kansas City
Lyons
St. Clair County
United States District Court
Jar
Copenhagen
Aiew
Carmo
Riaz Pasha
Loré Cromer
Khedive
Nebar Pasha
Fuad Pasha
Boutzes Pasha
Brotel Bazers
Kaness Laween Han
University Pharmacy School
Chicago
Arthur le Paire
Minnie Alles’ Levy
Hackensack
N. J
Morris Stevens
August Sedeka
Bergen County
Henry Dukus
Sheriff Bogart
Trenton
T*hieves
Bergen Untz
Sherif Bogart
Dakus
Esa
Lostes
Montevideo
Beagte
Ssiguda
Admiral de Mello
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Paranagua
Savannah
Savanzan
Macon
York
Chamber of Deputies
Kellys Regiment
Kan
Topeka
People's Party League
Shawnee County
Oklahoma
GarEniz
O. T
Coxer
Wasington
Peter
Canada
Strong’s
Mitchell
Ugsets
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Bine Creek
Ala
Stile
Council Bluffs
Suffalg
St. Peter's
Rome
St. Peter’s Church
Juan Cavilar
Andausis
Davilar
Lexpos
Melville
Farrington
Francesco Polti
Polti
Gurdin
Greenwich Park
Nator Morrill
Justin
Morrill
Vermont
Senator Morrill
Pryor Dougherty
Crosswicke Creek
Vations Tow Boate
Delaware River
Bordentown
Atelphia
Sasta Cacz
Cal
Cac
Exty
Sea
Wilaflbasre
Comrte de Easley
Pittaton
Aashour Eschash
Andrew Bosher
Saithville
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