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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1900

Page

3

Maryland Mine Strikers Split Over Joining Rises

In Maryland a setback hit striking miners as labor leaders refused to grant a full invitation to join the risers. Meetings in George's Creek and nearby West Virginia towns ended without action. Many younger workers left for Clearfield Pennsylvania and New River and Clarksburg West Virginia seeking work.

Srusburg Ube 5 Virginka Jumstun Lef Ysterday Te George's Creek Regun Clearfield Palance New River Clarksberg W. Va Columbus Suupreme Chek Mitchell Urbana J. W. Caldwell Cleveland

Boers Retreat Amid Allied Push Across South Africa

Dispatches from Bloemfontein and London report Boer retreats from Wepener and Rouxville as Lord Roberts concentrates force. Movements spread from Natal to Bethulie with reports of supply shortages, mass evacuations, and hunger affecting both sides. Boer prisoners are moved from St Helens to Deadwood, while escape attempts at the citadel are quelled.

Werner Klete Arek Witter Lord Roberts Fyar Hay Daily News Dourescoet Sibbudh Seb Daily Telegraph Morning Post Blive Bloemfontein Wepener Bethany Natal Biggarsburg Ladissimen London Pretoria Cape Johannesburg Rouxville Bethulie Rethersburg Charmaside Redders Telestat St Helens Jamestown St. Helena Deadwood Col. Schiel

Murder in Williamsburg over dog feeding dispute

In Brooklyn on April 17 August Brogus 18 killed his son Charles 31 after a conflict over feeding a pet dog at home on South Second Street Williamsburg. The elder Brogus drew a knife and stabbed Charles who tried to disarm him. He was arrested. In Chicago on the same date Mrs Louis Lott ridge was committed to county jail on murder charges for shooting Rufus Wright at the Leland hotel. Hearing postponed to April 24. She was described as temporarily insane and claimed the officer planned her execution.

Nerderer Brooklyn August Brogus South Second Street Williamsburg Charles Brogus Lottridge Chicago Louis Lottridge Rufus Wright Wright Leland Hotel Fielachmann New York Lawrence Supreme Court Johanna Fleischmann Mazimilian Fleischmann Fleischmann Brothers Charles Fleischmann Julius Cincinnati

Parkhurst controversy roils New York Presbytery

In New York Parkhurst faces internal scrutiny as the Presbyterian body weighs charges against him. Dr George W. Birch defends Parkhurst, arguing he is still a good Presbyterian despite public dispute over predestination and his remarks. No action expected at this time.

New York Parkhursts Presbyterian Church Bas Otcastunedt Rex George W. Birch Dlark Charles A. Briggs Ao Megiffer Parkturst Parkhurst Birch Pitt Van Trent

Murder at Winter Hill leads to arrests in Johnstown

In Johnstown on April 1 a drunken attack at a French woman Mrs Stuex’s house in Winter bear resulted in four deaths and two wounded. A man described as the killer fled toward South Fork after being struck by a train. several suspects named among locals and visitors. Vandals strike Notre Dame church at Aubervilliers near Paris. post office reopens at Lake City. boxing permit denial in New York. other reports include a minister killed by lightning in Tuscaloosa and miners’ troubles in Pittsburgh.

Betteved Brees Johnstown Tralian Ay & Mun Wee Tt South Stuex All Trallan Altoona Gouth Paris Aubervilliers Bernard Lake City 8. C Della D. Carter

General Aguinaldo Surrenders and Tagalogs Attack Fortieth

Massis April 17. General Aguinaldo surrenders to American forces. Twelve hundred Tagalogs assault the Fortieth Regiment HQ at Oagayan, are repulsed. American casualties total three killed and twelve wounded.

Massis Apri Americsa Oagayan

General Roberts Prepares Major Advance on Pretoria

A dispatch from London reports General Roberts near readiness for a principal push toward Pretoria. A reliable source says the offensive will begin toward the end of this week as the next phase of the campaign unfolds.

Lonpes Roberts Pretoria

Afghanistan seeks English protection against Russia pressure

April 17 report from Lagoson notes the Amir of Afghanistan demands Britain safeguard Afghan interests from Russian encroachment. The appeal underscores Afghanistan’s strategic tension with Russia and Britain’s role as protector in the region.

Tie Seae Losnes Ameor Afghanistan Nogland Ker Russia

Funeral notices for Arbaugh Stop Clappen and Rion & Sons

The community reports multiple funeral services from Mount Pleasant Libertytown Manor and Buckeystown. Joshua V Arbaugh was laid to rest at Libertytown with pallbearers named. Mary Catherine Stop aged four died of spinal meningitis April 12 near Mountville. Hiram Clappen funeral held at Buckeystown A M E church with many pallbearers. Interments at local graveyards. Jacob & Perry and A T Rion & Sons served as directors.

Joshua V. Arbaugh Trevate Mount Pleasant Reformed Church T. F. Hoffmeyer Herman Buckey Edward Cramer George Harbaugh Frederick Barrick Martin Hoke Thos. Philips Libertytown Jacob Perry & Son Mary Catherine Stop David Ohas. Whams Chas. Palmer John Johnson Abner Nelson David Brinage Point of Rocks A. T. Rion & Sons Fonsral

Lottery Letters in City Post Office Listed for Pickup

In Frederick I L letters remaining at the city post office April date 1800 the advertised letters require callers within two weeks to claim them or the letters will go to the dead letter office. Gentieves’s List includes Jas Bortner G W Quattle Cheyney Hood P Co C Hoffman WilliamLawcen BenSteward K Thomas. Lapies’s List lists Miss Cora Baker Miss Beavlah Norris Mrs M H Schray Miss Ellen Thomas Miss Ross Toms Mrs Mollie Wigington.

Prederick Il Taksay Dend Gentieves Jas Bortner G. W. Ouatle Cheyney Hood P C. . Hoffman William Lawcen Ben Steward K. Thomas Lapies Cora Baker Beavlah Norris M. H. Schray Ellen Thomas Ross Toms Mollie Wigington

The Passion Play at Opera House Tonight and Tomorrow

The Passion Play will be staged at the Opera House this evening and tomorrow afternoon. It is one of the most interesting picture entertainments, featuring about nine miles of moving scenes and a near perfect reproduction of the original drama celebrated by the Oberammergau players every ten years in Bavaria.

Opera House Vilayers Oberammergan

Wheeling to San Francisco by bicycle race tale

A hazy OCR style report follows Ticmax Greay woo's bid to ride from Wheeling to San Francisco on a bicycle. He reaches Frederick on Sunday, then presses on through Hagerstown and Cumberland. A rival newspaper promotes another rider from New York in a bid to beat him.

Ticmax

Hose damage at junior engine house incident

A vandal entered the junior engine house late last night and cut several hose links with a sharp instrument. The hose was removed this morning and tested to assess the extent of the damage.

Florizar Wins Tennessee Derby in Record Gallop

Florizarester ida captured the Tennessee Derby at three miles and an eighth, finishing a length ahead of The Conqueror with Spike Stamer rider F. W. Bruce. More than 10,000 spectators watched the race worth $7,000, run in about two minutes. Earlier Florizar’s victory followed official disputes and papal references noted in Rome and Washington reports. The day also carried word that the Supreme Court again ruled on Edward Clifford’s murder case, reaffirming his New Jersey sentence.

Florizar Memphis Florizar Sesterida Axatunt Cliffera Washington Supreme Court Edward Clifford New Jersey

Queen Victoria Extends Ireland Visit to April 27

Notes from the dome report Victoria prolongs stay in Ireland until April 27. Mrs. Sarah Pollard, longtime army nurse in the country, dies in Indianapolis at age 93. The Treasury secretary receives a $623 conscience contribution from an unknown donor. Col. William J. Samford remains Alabama governor candidate, with a first-ballot possibility.

Victoria Ireland Sarah Pollard Indianapolis Secretary of the Treasury William J. Samford Alabama

Soldier Douglass Death at Croton Dam Strike

A soldier is killed during a Croton valley dam strike as Italian strikers clash with New York militia. The incident follows a tense night on the hill above the dam where Sgt. Douglass was shot. deputies and troops search the hillside while mobs gather in Little Italy and the Bowery.

Kellevius Robert Deag Groton Laudice Cornell Robert Dong- Jase Tos Rie Mount Vetuwah Odin Raowir Melowreth Fo Juinle Tualy Wermaxtelkers Geen Dell Ink Marvhias Croton Valley Noughes McDowett Nout Groum McDowell Elamer Wiha Douglass Glover Dougress Little Italy Shernf Dungives New York Ardsley Oliver B. Bridgman Fhransrom Jeg Trohan Kingsbridge Road Berry Sm York the. Ic.net Bianchi Yonkers Bowery Saix Italy Angelo Rettella Militi Solldier

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