Real Estate Transfers and Odd Fellows Notes
Real estate transfers list several deeds in Frederick and Brunswick with amounts from 100 to 6,918 dollars. The Grand Lodge of Maryland Independ ent Odd Fellows reports Lodge activity and two new lodges in the year, plus a note on restructuring. Building notes mention W Luther Duvall tearing down an East South Street house to build four new structures.
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G. Rossman
James O. Horne
Geo. F. Miller
Ida J
Elias F. Valentine
Peter G. Sauble
Jacob O. Willar
Rosa A. Willar
Frederick County
Jo B. Kelbaugh
Wm. Temyer
Kez Estate and Improvement Co
Baltimore
Geo. W. Dalwick
Brunswick
Geo. W.R.D. Rhoderick
Catharine A. Rhoderick
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Lodge of
Maryland
Independef
Odd Fellows
Temple
Cathedral
Stratoza Streets
William A. Jones
W. Luther Duvall
East South Street
Coupon for Oxcere by mail with postage fee
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The Vance Obsequies in the United States Senate
The Senate paid tribute to the late Senator Vance with a ceremonial reassembling of chambers and a solemn funeral observance. Cabinet members including Secretary Lamont attended, and the bier bore a laurel piece with pine and foxed roses as wreaths framed by North Carolina firs. The service featured prayers by Rev. Dr. Hoge, a sermon, and hymns before the procession departed for Asheville for interment.
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North Carolina
France
Senate
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Capitol
United States
Vance
House
House of Representatives
Crisp
Supreme Court
Lamont
Julian Pauncefote
Atoclock
Moses D. Hoge
Richmond
Milburg
Senate Chamber
Pennsylvania
North Carolinnas
Asheville
N. C
Richmond and
Danville
Washington
Henry W. Slocum
Brooklyn
N. X
The Great Coal Strike Sparks Labor Tensions
April 17 reports outline preparations for a nationwide coal strike set for next Saturday. National Organizer Cameron Miler and Clerket President Cairns coordinated meetings to sustain momentum, with operators expected to recruit fresh workers as fearful miners seek restored wages of seventy nine cents per unit.
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Perrserne
Cameron Miler
Clerket
Cairns
Progres
Shortage Found in City Treasurer's Accounts in Kan
An expert audit of City Treasurer Mrs R R Pulliam of a Kansas city shows a 1300 shortage in her accounts. She is suspended pending further investigation. Officials doubt dishonesty, attributing the deficit to theft by others. Also in brief: interment of David Dadley Field in Great Barrington Mass and other notices.
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Borroza
Colo
James Hussler
Cy Deardoff
Hussler
Kan
R. Pulliam
David Dudley Field
Great Barrington
Mass
David Dadley Field
New York
Stockbridge
Morgan Dix
General Kelly Leads Troops from Council Bluffs in Night March
General Kelly's troops, cheerful and disciplined, left Council Bluffs at dusk marching in formation toward Parks Mill with Sheriff Hazen as guide. The army, about 150 strong, carried blankets and provisions, rested a night, and expected trains of empty box cars to aid supplies. No illness or disorder marred the march, and civilians donated cash and clothing to the commissary.
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Omawa
Kelly
Council Bluffs
Sheriff Hazen
Parks Mill
Fiest
Rock Island
S. H. Finney
John Brown
Coxey Readies Canal Move Toward Williamsport Audience Bigger
Coxey plans canal passage around Cumberland using two barges, one for men and one for horses, after securing freight rates. The Commonweal party, boosted by cash gifts, faces smoother travel ahead with Coxey directing logistics and broadcasts amid rival claims and public lectures in Cumberland.
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Coxey
Combeelasd
Williamsport
Cumberland
Corey
Canal Company
Washington
Nicholson
Coxery
Pizzaro
Victoria
Cumberland Ball Park
Browne
Smith Pieramn
Smith
Tesse Coxey
Invading Armies Parade Through Western Towns
April reports from Altamont and nearby towns describe General Frye and his Commonweslers marching toward Effingham to strike the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line. Citizens provide food at Altamont, while Destruction actions include thirty freight cars set on fire near Denver. The Denver Industrial Army reports 2950 men enlisting to march on Washington, with box cars seized and destroyed in Burlington and Missouri yards.
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Denver
Frye
Altamont
Here
Vandalia
San Jamd
Baltimore and Ohio
Effingham
Ila
Arnold
Getarre
O. T
Cox
Washington
Brasstox
Morgan
Burlington and Missouri
Governor Waite Victory in Fire and Police Board Row
Denver April 17 The supreme court issued a writ of ouster forcing the old fire and police board to yield to Governor Waite. The transfer occurred at noon, the move peaceful, and prompted expectations of a full reorganization with Populista replacing officers. The public expects Waite acted within the law, and no further court or force contest remains.
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Fire and Police
Denver
Supreme Court
Fire and Police Board
Omer
Waite
Poputista
de Wacd
Great Northern Strike Reaches Crookston and Breckinridge
The Great Northern strike extends to Crookston on the Fergus Falls division and to Breckinridge on the Breckinridge division. West of these points traffic largely resumed, while Grand Forks and Devil's Lake faced attempted train removals thwarted by striking crews. Sheriff calls for protection as assemblies of Knights of Labor endorse the strike and leaders’ positions diverge.
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Case
Ther
Ibis
Cloud
Minn
Mns
Crookston
Fergus Falls
Great Northern
Grand Fork
St Devil's Lake
Great Falls
Ballspell
Currier
Helena
Assemblies of the
Knights of Labor
Mr. Hogan
American Railway Union
Butte
Brotherhood of Kiing
George Howard
Brotherhoods
News Nuggets From Headlines and Events
Clerk Kerr predicts a congress bid as ex Governor James M. Harger dies near Junction City Kansas. The son of President Rolranez of Cas Bica is under arrest in Mandy for stabbing a man. New Jersey seeks probate power and trial of Dart in Fort Sheridan murder case baffles Chicago. Admiral Trewin transfers command in Hawaii as Admiral John Walker retires. Annie Morris and two children hospitalized after dangerous sardine poisoning. Massachusetts Supreme Court orders 380000 reserve funds of Iron Hall branches paid to Indianapolis receiver.
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Kerr
Congress
Chicago
SOE
New Haven
Teave
Hovolulu
Trewin
John Walker
Irwin
Navy
Annie Morris
New York
Havig
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Iron Hail
Indianapolis
Saloon Keeper Attacked by Masked Men Near Dead
A saloon keeper prominent in the Citizens' league councils was attacked by two masked men as he closed his saloon in the evening. He was beaten and left for dead, while the cash drawer remained untouched. Police search for his assailants. Another report: James A Barrett indicted for forgery and grand larceny in New York.
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Consy Jelsad
Eeforas League
Coxer Island
Eeesy
Citizens’ League
Knigge
Bernise
Drague
Hoigeyn
Baixgy
Kaige
Ocean House
Houeshold
New York
James A Barrett
Moore, Einott & Ge
Philadelphia
Barrett
Market summaries hint at mixed early trading across New York Philadelphia
Closing quotations from the New York and Philadelphia exchanges on April 16 show flour weakness with mixed grain futures, wheat steady to dull, and oats subdued. Live stock markets in New York record moderate gains for hogs and calves, while dairy products including butter and cheese fluctuate.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Valery St. Paul
Lehigh
del. & Hudses
General Marketa
Prianenpita
Fater T
Ldc
Coase Srmer
Gige
Osta Quiet
Western Steam
Western dix
Eigins, Ton Creamery
Penn
Sgtic
Southern
Igilige
Apr
Fy Bsc
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Garrett & Pearre
Efchison
South Market Street
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Rand, McNally & CO
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John B. 3
Elier
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Prersacre
Joseph FL Dodds
Bessemer
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Grant Martin
Charles Bostin
Sam Houston
Salt Lane
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Resterday
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London
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Angel's Camp
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Ind
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Wright
Hagnissy
Ara T
Democratic State Committee
James A. Stranahan
Mercer
Teer
J. Marchall Wright
B. M. Nead
Harrisburg
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Feesno
Ed Morrell
Chris Evans
Harris
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Norrell
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George Exveman
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Ethel Incalis
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Risa Ingalls
John J. Incalls
Wis
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Sparr
Frederick Markets
Nowe
Geo
Cramer
Frederick Elevator Co
Derton
Newspap
Rarhi
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