Maryland News Roundup of Local Deaths and Incidents
News of the State itemizes deaths in Anne Arundel Carroll and Worcester counties, a hullabaloo over a cigarette license law validity, a steam yacht towed after disablement in Chesapeake Bay, a skull fracture in a Somerset County baseball dispute, and injuries from a carriage incident in Ellicott City. Political notes include Washington County’s entry into the Sixth District race and Hartford County Democrats backing Cleveland and the Wilson tariff bill. Also listed are notable local figures Col. Thes. H. Hunt, Philip Yost, and connections involving Drs. Parnell and Braff amid Towson and Towson medical activity.
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J. Wilson Hambird
Cumberland
Europe
Mary Winchester
Anne Arundel County
Wm. A. Wampler
Carrell County
Carroll County
Chesapeake Bay
Annnepolis
William Smith
Fairmount
Somerset County
Ihe Coxeys
Hyattshire
Elizabeth Boykin
Ellicott City
Col
Thes. H. Hunt
Howard County
Ellicots City
Philip Yost
Manchester
Washington County
Hartford County
Gorman
Cleveland
Tariff Tribulations in Congress Amid Amendments Fight
Washington August 13 reports describe intense lobbying as senators and representatives struggle over tariff legislation. House conferees claim supreme parliamentary power to pass the bill with Senate amendments, aiming to avoid delays and secure presidential action amid competing strategies and a looming deadline.
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Washington
Cadeza
White House
Carlile
Cleveland
Senate
House
Posse
Khairman Wilson
Breckinridge
Arkanosss
Wilson
Catens Gder
Senac
Fooceker Crisp
Cucern
Carliste
House of Representatives
Louisiana
Cold blooded murder at Junction House ends in killing
A 15 year old English servant Delbridge shot and killed a mulatto woman at the Junction House village yesterday afternoon after a period of intimacy with her. Delbridge, who worked in the hotel kitchen, was arrested in Camden jail. The victim was in delicate condition, motive linked to jealousy. Delbridge admitted the shooting but gave no details.
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Murstio WiseLow
Thomas Delbridge
Georgeanna Spearman
Rothwell & White
Delbridge
Junction House
Delbrices
Winslow
Tim
Camden
Probante
Castors
Staug
Toke
Gurdy
Oger
Stockton
Atlantic City
Hospital
McCurdy
Aries George
Oa Bott
James Kelly
John Eskeret
Brigands Sack a Town in Belgrade Outrage
Brigands attacked the town of Pakeravits near Belgrade, plundering houses and setting them ablaze. They abducted women and girls, binding victims and carrying them into the mountains.
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Belgrade
Pakeravits
Disappearance of Perry County Surveyor Sparks Fears
Four months after release from an asylum Miss Hacket Hubbard Ayer of New York is declared sane. In Readville Charles Stottier shoots coal miner Peter Napier in a jealous attack. Peter Zariello of Brownstone Pe injures himself in a quarry accident likely to prove fatal. Blythe estate in San Francisco valued at 3 307 005 is handed to a public administrator. Johnson Steel files a 22 000 000 mortgage at Elyria Lorain. Young Charles Geist narrowly survives a hanging attempt in Centre Valley after reading of Harry Johnson.
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A. Booker
Perry
C. T
Hacket Hubbard Ayer
New York
Peter Napier
Charles Stottier
Readvile
Peter Zariello
Brownstone
Blythe
San Francisco
Johnson Steel Company
Elyria
Lorain
United States Trust Company
Chinese Wei Hai Wei and Port Arthur forts repel Japanese fleet
A Japanese squadron attacked Wei-Hai-Wei and Port Arthur in separate engagements Friday. Fort guns misfired, many shells fell short or missed, with little damage to either side. Observers note the action resembled reconnaissance rather than attempts to capture the forts or fleet.
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Suavcear
Wei-Hai-Wei
Associated Press
Port Arthur
Tee
Tientsin
Nicaragua Loyalists Attack After Lawyer Clash
A chaotic flare in Corn Island, Nicaragua, ends with four soldiers dead and two wounded as Jamaican lawyer Russell clashes with Governor Diaz over papers. The uprising spreads, guns blaze, two government houses burn, and Diaz resigns to spare further violence.
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Cove
New York
George Whitford
Corn Island
Nicaragua
Whitford
Russell
Maxemo Diaz
Hassell
Binefields
Russel
Hessell
Fatal collision on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line
A deadly crash occurred early yesterday between express trains Nos 5 and 4 near Hurdland Gibbe Missouri on the Santa Fe line. Engineer Humphreys and Express Messenger Caplinger were killed. several passengers injured, some critically, as cars were demolished and wreckage scattered. The incident followed alleged disobedience of telegraph orders to meet Gibbs location.
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Kansas City
Atchison, Topexa and Santa Fe
Hurdland
Gibbe
Engineer Humphreys
Express No. 4
George Caplinger
Express
No. 5
Dan Masbouch
Chicago
Bacegentan
No. 4
E. E. Derrick
Dan Daly
Port Madison
Matt Fogarty
FF. R. Shytes
Ksosas City
Brakeman
Holmes
Son
No 4
Justin McCarthy
Tmck
Walter N. Durbin
Milwaukee
Santa Fe
Peter Jackson Anxious to Fight Corbett in North
Peter Jackson leaves for New York and says he will not fight in the South due to race prejudice. He wants protection and a voice in selecting the referee, and confirms Corbett delays the bout until he can control the location and terms.
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Corbett
Cariaco
Peter Jackson
New York
Champon
South
Jackson
Dixon
Brady
Luilissy
Sid
Agin
Peter
Baseball Standings and Scores From Various Leagues
Regional baseball standings and game results across the National and Eastern Leagues, listing teams like Brooklyn, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Philadelphia. Includes yesterday and Saturday games, plus related notes from state leagues and incidents such as a murder investigation, a contempt fine for a lawyer, a poisoning case dropped, and local death and accident reports.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philad
Baltimore
Brooks Boston
Philadelphia
First Sainez Philadelphia
Washington
Scenisk Gane
Pittsburg
Pittaburg
Loubyville
Chicago
St Louis
Yestruday
Wen
B.C
Providence
Wikesh
Binghimm
Scranton
Springfield
Springtichi
Syracuse
Binghamton
Buffalo
Pennsylvania State League. Wear P.G
Allentown
Reading
Shenand'h
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Hazleton
Lanocaator
Philsda
Barris
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