Conductor Haller Identifies Bram in Elkton Visit
A Frederick Pennsylvania Railroad conductor named William T. Haller identified George A. Bram in Elkton as the man seen near Perryville station the day of a murder. Bram’s prior travel with Haller and sightings at Perryville, Port Deposit, and Octoraro Junction are noted, with testimony expected to influence the case alongside other alibis in Baltimore.
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Elkton
Wm. T. Haller
Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
George A. Bram
Perryville Station
Bram
Haller
Perryville
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Baltimore Central
Port Deposit
Octoraro Junction
Rochsndville
Sit
Ater
Yan
Jic
Hanover
Pettsville
Boyd
Heller
Hailers
Baltimore City
Hotel Arrivals Listed By City and Guest Names
Yesterday's hotel arrivals include guests from Baltimore Bayard Ia Toledo and other towns. Notable names listed include Horen Geo Fisher Windsor Hanson Hill Horine Bayard A W Rowe Danizs Houss BbF Tanner Roger Jenkins Casady and others from the county.
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Cr. Horen
Geo. Fisher
J. H. Windsor
H. Hanson
HR. Hill
Baltimore
Geo. Horine
Bayard
A. W Rowe
Danizs Houss
Tanner
G.R Roger
T. R. Jenkins
M. K
Geo. Casady
Toledo
Saturday Storm Hits Wettminster and Cerroll County
Saturday afternoon storm battered Wettminster and parts of Cerroll county with violent wind and heavy rain. Lightning flashed and thunder rolled as telephone centers were cut off but no damage was reported.
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Wettminster
Cerroll County
Funeral Notice for Mrs Dr Boteler in Middletown
The remains of Mrs. Dr. Boteler, who died in St. Joseph, Missouri, on Thursday, arrived on the 8 45 B and C train this morning and were conveyed to Middletown where interment will be made tomorrow.
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Mirs
Boteler
St. Joseph
Middletown
English Blackmail Trial Shocks London Journalists
The case of Gladys Evelyn or Gertrude Ellis against William Henry Hurlbert, famed European journalist, unfolds as a complex conspiracy of alleged blackmail and breach of promise. Key witnesses falter, alibis crumble, and Mrs Hurlbert denounces the laws as unjust while attributing evidence to a web of deceit and disguise.
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Lexpes
London
Gladys Evelyn
Gertrude Ellis
William Henry Hurlbert
Europe
Ammer
Lterary Mann
Hurlbert
Ellis
Afr
Iesunday
Wilfrid Murray
Jackson
Bnuibert
Gurbert
Miss Ellis
Murry
Hulbert
Murray
Tayi
Breck
Tay
Feen Megenpal Wien
Rome
Welcome visitors from Massachusetts honored by Southern city
A veteran delegation from Massachusetts arrived by train at a southern city station to be greeted warmly. Mayor Davidson and local officials hosted a ceremonial reception praising bravery and unity, while veterans' kindness and hospitality were highlighted. The civic leaders pledged lasting friendship and open doors to all visitors. A separate incident reports Susan Green, a colored woman, fatally injuring her lover George Buss with a razor after jealousy at a ball, leaving Buss by the railroad with deep neck wounds. she has not been apprehended.
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Battiavrk
Lefartry
Lod
Masschusetts Infantry
Biwant F. Jone
Oweghaety
Messichusett Regiment
Davidson
W. H. Love
G. A. R. Poot
Sumi Mt Pe
Corruliton
Davidson Weicound
Haltmur
Baithnore
Solier
Davis
Capt
Sissen
Prrissuee
Susan Green
George Buss
Long Shore
Russ
Susan
Drunken Row Violence in WilkesBarre Ends in Knife Attack
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on April 2 Jacob Hayna attacked John Folinski during a drunken fight, knocked him down, then stabbed him repeatedly. Folinski survived but doctors could not restore his abdomen to its natural position.
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Wilkesbarre
Jacob Hayna
John Folinski
Folinski
Pink Eye Outbreak Hits Philadelphia Horses
The city reports a fresh pink eye outbreak affecting many horses. Fire and police departments have numerous sick animals, with cases beginning April 9 and spreading rapidly since.
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Philadelphia
Toledo Express Wreck Fatal. Two Trains Collide Near Kipton
A collision near Kipton sixty miles west of Cleveland involving the fast mail and the Toledo express left two engineers dead and several passengers injured. Engineer Toplis stayed at his post with his hand on the throttle as the trains piled into each other, wrecking locomotives and mail cars and turning coaches into kindling. A later note says Ex-player Gregier will not contest a mayoral certificate. canvass board rights remain the legal focus.
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Kévton Etsnex
Cleveland
Dx Guntal Ciris
Brenan
Eilie
Toledo Expres
C. Bowertine
Elyria
Eeward Brown
Telalo Expres
Toledo
F. F. Clemens
Charles Ham
Elytin
C. H. McDowell
Elyna
James Jer
F. J. Nugent
Poral
Charles A. Topi
Kipton
Toledo Express
Fast Mail
Kiton Teat
Reco
Charles Tophis
Ivis
Oberlin
Hipton
Gregier
Cacao
Hempstead Washburne
Siopeti
Bismarck Again in Nemur Election Referendum
Bismarck tacitly consents to a reballot in Geestemunde and to stand in Lehe district where Conservatives dominate. hopes to win election in Lehe while refusing the Geestemunde mandate. Also reports a two minute boxing match where Dick Moore stops Tack Stanley, plus a worker losing reason after threats by strikers in Greensburg.
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Bismarck
Geestemunde
Lehe
Senator Quay Heads Home from Broad Street Station
Senator Quay returns to Beaver after train trip on the 1125 express. He is escorted by Collector Martin, Massiate Derham, and Jacob Wildemore to Broad Street Station, with plans to reach Philadelphia within a week or ten days.
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Quay
Yesuerney
Beaver
Broad Street
Colector Martin
Massiate Derham
Jacob Wildemore
Senater
Philadelphia
To Be Shot Today Near Wenseks District
Fragmented report describes a planned execution amid Bruger settlement tensions. Police indicate a crowd attacked two men during a confrontation with Creck authorities. Names misread. several individuals are reported to face execution.
Bram Has Company In Richards Murder Case
April 20 In El litos Sa Ferguson arrested near Newark Delaware on a Lancaster County warrant. He is alleged to be involved in the Richards murder with two colored witnesses placing him near the scene. A Conductor identified Bram in Perryville on April 13. Dunn’s body found. suspicions of embezzlement tied to his company. Republican League to open its fourth annual meeting with Langston presiding. delegates numbered about a thousand with major speakers listed.
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London
Lordsworth’s Place
Oxford
Shire
Wurbent
Paris
Florence
Mercury
Wassixerox
Mercurr
Casera Poxeion
United States
Massssippi River
Nowerer
Chara
Richards Munitr
Ellitos
Frank Ferguson
Richards
Ogleton
Newark
Del
Lancaster County
Ferguson
Richants
Richants Muavdne
Colora
Ootoraro Creek
Bugsy
Mae
Fergus
Hellar
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore
Bram
Perryville
Belimore
Republican National League
Republican League of the United States
Music Hall
John AL. Langston
Chauncey Mr. Depew
Foraker
L. E. McComas
James G. Blame
J. C. Spooner
William B. Allison
Alger
Willam McKinley
Thomas B. Reed
John Sherman
New York
Bridget Rafferty
Stuyvesant Avenue
Hale
Temoyea
Four of Rev Fleming Family Poisoned in Beef Tongue Meal
SYNSHICTOR April 20 reports Rev W Fleming his wife and two children along with Mrs Fleming's sister Alice file Hams were poisoned yesterday after eating beef tongue. All are in extremely critical condition.
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Rev. W. Fleming
Rev. Fleming
Little Ter
Weather and crime notes from scattered reports
The update lists various incidents including a hail storm in Shamokin Pennsylvania causing broken glass and damage, a burglary at Jackson's jewelry store in Norwalk Connecticut valued at £15000, a school closure in Oyster Bay due to scarlet fever, a dynamite-laden powder boat capsizing near New Haven with crew safe, and multiple murders and police actions. It also mentions excavations for the Institute of Science and History foundation in Bridgeport with £125000 bequeathed, shootings in New Haven, and other local disturbances in Asbury Park and Bridgeport with details of fatalities and arrests.
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Shamokin
Jackson
Norwalk
Conn
Oyster Bay
Harry Barta
Kansas City
New Haven
Daend Hasna
Glenrosm
Luzerne
Tnswiate of Science and History
Bridgeport
Barpam
Asezelo Petilis
Micheo Demec
New Paves
Oun
Demec
Lis
Petzillo
John Lowery
Owen Mo Aker
Jmn
Leo Island City
New Rmeises
Nnk
John G. Clarke
West Stockbredge
Mass
Union Hotel
Riot at Frick coke works sparks near riot and evictions
Rioting continues at the Kyle and Leisenring Frick coke works with dynamite blasts, fires and crowd clashes. Deputies are assaulted, and authorities seek military aid as hundreds face eviction notices and imported labor to restore order.
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Lemenring
No. 3
Frick Works
Leiwenring
Crawford
Pose
Mame Larmer
Tyas
Parker
Labor Organization
Itd
Bain
Wich
le Umal
Moren
Summit
Trotter
Leisenring
Kyle
Leith
McConnick
Pattison
Frazier
Company C
Tenth Regiment
Fayette County
Dace
Npg
Kyle Works
Frick Company
Smith
Rice
John Shaffer
Jar
Shaffer
Train Robbers Locked Up After Crime Gang Bust
April 20 report from Caxioxy New Jersey notes Matt Manning Pat McDonzht and Jim Hooker leaders of a gang of road robbers jailed here yesterday. Two others West can gut ab Sf¢Reenpotta and information filed against about thirty more gang members. In Caxioxy a hotel proprietor, Chrisha Eckert of the Paroria hotel Stockton township, East Camden, killed himself with a butcher knife, ending a personal crisis.
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Prrtseure
Matt Manning
Pat McDonzht
Jim Hooker
Gang
Sindh
Caxioxy
N. J
Chrisha Eckert
Paroria
Stockton Township
Camden
OUR TRADE WITH ENGLAND IN TOPS HEADING ECONOMIC REPORT
A partial summary of a trade report shows exports and imports with England rising in value. Key items include corn, cotton, manufactures, wool, flax, and provisions, with notable increases in some sectors and decreases in others.
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NS. Ag
Catate
Conea
Royar
Seoolen
Mrs Lilian Hall Charged With Mail Fraud In Conn
Mrs Lilian Hall Ellington Grange lecturer and county society figure faced United States Commissioner in Rocruitts Conn on fraud charges for using emails to obtain mail matter addressed to Clementine St George Ray. Papers received letters portraying Clementine as an invalid and destitute while Hall allegedly gained funds. Bail set at 500 dollars.
Presidential party departs Galveston for station with crowd
At Galveston on April 20 the presidential party left the hotel at 10 o clock for the station. The train left amid cheers as Gen Ney and part of his staff, with Mrs Stanley, prepared to accompany President Hix- Tison toward San Antonio. Governor Hows and the San Antonio Committee also departed by special train. They met the president this morning.
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San Antonio
Gatraeron
Tex
Galveston
Gen. Ney
Thes Depearinicast Sere
Mra Stanley
Hix- Tison
San Antohiu
Howsam Crain
San-Auténche TevepHun
Oao
Dent
Horrific Foundry Accident Crushed Worker by Flask
In Beara Pennsylvania on April 20 Reinhold Gebrke was crushed when a 5,000 pound flask broke loose from a chain and fell while being moved at the foundry. He suffered severe knee and ankle damage as a heavy rail nearby snapped under the impact.
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Beara
Reinhold Gebrke
Bps Bae
Ensas
Gebrke
Poisoned Her Children in Louisiana Tragedy
Mrs Frank Hyde, wife of a prominent Piliniman of Stocx Fans, Louisiana, administered morphine to her ten children and herself. After poisoning them she drank a dose herself and died soon after. She left a note fearing hereditary feebleness would overtake her family.
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Stocx
Frank Hyde
Anie
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