District Republican Primary Notice for Frederick District
Frederick District Republicans vote August 15 1903 at four precincts under the County Central Committee plan. Polls open noon to 8 PM with locations at Davis Carriage Repository 91 South Market Street precincts 1 and 2 vacant room 84 East Patrick Street precincts 3 and 4 basement of the Court House precincts 5 and 6 188 North Market Street next to Chinese Laundry precincts 7 and 8.
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Frederick
Court House
Qirouis Court
asid
Orswheld
posse
Republican County Central Committee
Davis
South Market Stract
East Patrick street
Besant and Knott
North Market Street
North Market
Fourth street
A.D. Witharp
QCounty Central Comumitsea
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Congress to Meet Soon Finance Bill Not Drafted
Congress faces an early session with a pending currency bill and Cuban reciprocity treaty. Senators Aldrich Platt Allison Spooner discussed elastic currency aims, Cuban legislation urgency, and the timing of an extraordinary session before national conventions next year.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
senate finance committee
congress
senate
Aldrich
Platt
Connecticut
Allison
Spooner
house
senate committee on
Cuba
Mob Spirit in Organized Labor Prompts Outrage Claim
D M Parry president of the National Association of Manufacturers denounces organized labor as the most dangerous mob, calling it lawless and capable of outrages, while Thomas Kidd defends unions noting riots are rare and responsibility lies with a few employers and agitators.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
D. M. Parry
National Association of Manufacturers
America
Chicago Federation of Labor
organized labor
Thomas Kidd
Kidd
Perry
Mr. Kidd
Colorado
Danville
Evansville
Man fired into crowd at Winfield concert killing three
In Winfield Kansas on August 14 Gilbert Twigg a 30 year old miller known as Crazy Twigg opened fire on about 5000 concertgoers with a double barrel shotgun killing three and wounding twenty three. He was killed by a police officer after firing more shots as panicked crowds fled.
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Winfield
Kan
Gilbert Twirg
shol
Twigg
R. B. Oliver
ina
Nichols
Gilbert Twigs
Crazy Twigg
Vesuvius Causes Alarm As Eruptions Grow Heavy
Rome Aug 14 Vesuvius again stirs fear in the surrounding area with heavy eruptions and loud detonations after earthquake shocks. A fresh lava flow pours from a new opening at the crater base, threatening Ottajano as villagers seek safety in churches and open spaces while experts caution no imminent disaster.
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Rome
Vesuvius
lesa
Ottajano
New Rural Routes Planned Across Nation
Postmaster General Parno releases the rural free delivery status showing 23,000 new routes in July, the first month of the fiscal year. The year’s appropriation totals 12,904,009 dollars, short by about 3,199,909 for sustaining existing service, justifying roughly 6,900 new routes. About 11,009 new routes remain unactioned.
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Washington
Auc
Parno
Swindled Southern Negroes by Northern Agent Mitchell
Atlanta author says thousands of dollars were collected from black residents in Georgia and Florida by a Northern schemer named Mitchell who claimed to work for Senator Hanna to fund a pension bill for ex-slaves. One skeptic alerted Hanna, who denounced the fraud. About $5000 is alleged to have been raised.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Florida
Mitchell
Mark Hanna
Ohio
South
Mitchell Jeff
Hanna
F. B. Wison
Wilson
Warship Massachusetts Harbors Damage After Rock Collision
The battleship Massachusetts, aground near Bald Porcupine, Bar Harbor, Maine, sits in shallow water after striking Egg Rock shoal. Forward compartments are flooded and the hull leaks aft. divers probe the damaged area as Lebanon and a government tug remove ammunition and stores to lighten the ship. The vessel floats higher in calm water but sits about ten inches deeper than normal.
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Massachusetts
Bar Harbor
c@iler Lebanon
Bald Porcupine
Thousands Are Destitute Victims of Jamaica Hurricane
Kingston reporting appalling destitution in hurricane districts with thousands homeless and ill clad escaping to towns for shelter as churches and public buildings lie demolished. Port Antonio meeting appeals for foodstuffs and lumber with American assistance urged. Ethelwold steamer endured severe hurricane voyage. some ships ashore or refloated. Later items note Jeffries Corbett fight interest and labor union damage suits in Chicago. Irish land bill passes Lords. Bargains in advertising flood the page.
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Jamaica
Kingston
Port Antonio
Ethelwold
New York
Alfred Dumois
Salvatore di Giorgio
Bulgarian Massacre Feared as Turkish Army Attacks in Macedonia
Reports from Salonica claim Bulgarian insurgents massacred villagers near Monastir and four thousand Turkish troops bombard Krushev. Insurgents seize towns. Albanian rebels defeated near Bebyrako. Diplomatic concern rises as consuls face danger and signs point to a widespread uprising across Macedonia and Bulgaria.
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Krushev
Chegani
Macedonia
Salonics
Konen
Monastir
Salonica
Constantinople
Konsko
Glorévell
Krushovoe
Rela
Kusura
Pissordere
Bebyrako
Sorovitch
Che Fant
Florina
Twks
Italag
Prilepizi
Prelip
Vodern
Ver Jonitza
Sarafof
ceutenants
Disappointed With America Macedonians Claim Press Bought By Turkey
Bulgarian reports reveal Macedonian leaders accuse American newspapers of hostile bias and Turkish funding. Dr. Christo Tattercheff urges powers to intervene, citing a 9000 to 19000 strong insurgent force in Monastir vilayet and demoralized Turkish troops.
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Turkey
Sofia
Bulgaria
America
Christo Tattercheff
Central
Internal Macedonian committee
Misa Stone
vilayet of
Monastir
Tattercheff
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Painters’ District Council
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Philadelphia
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