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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1903

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Republican District Primary Notices and Polling Places

This notice outlines the Frederick District Republican primary meeting set for August 18, 1903, including the purpose to nominate Sheriff and Clerk of the Circuit Court. Polls open from noon to 8 pm on August 15, 1908, at designated venues across precincts 1 through 8.

Republican County Central Committee Frederick Court House paranpanes Sher Crawford County Republican County Osfitral Committee Brevinots Frederick Distrit Davin’ Carriage Repository South Market street Patrick street Besant snd Knott previnets Noa Hongs North “Market ‘street North Market Fourth

May Visit Coal Regions In This Address

A fragmented note references a May visit to coal regions with an address guiding the sequence of events. It notes the location and timing in terse terms, but details remain obscured by the damaged text.

Wreck at Van Express on Pennsylvania Road Kills Engineer

Fifteen minutes after Aug. 15 a wreck at Van Wert Ohio on the Pennsylvania line killed Charles B. Eaton the engineer and injured several others. The engine struck an open switch then the first mail car rode over it followed by three cars all destroyed to kindling wood while the rear cars stayed on track. It is believed the open switch resulted from a local freight crew that had been switching nearby accidentally leaving it open.

Eaton

Changes in the Army Assignment of Other Officers

Wallace ie Randolph chief of ar tillery named will perform such may be assigned under the law by the chief of staff War College Board Brigady Br General Walker H Bliss president Colonel Alexander Mackenzie corps of engineers general staff Major William D Beach 10th Cavalry general staff directors Colonel William E Hall acting adjutant general of the army orders issued from the war department signed by the chief of staff acting adjutant general official W P Hall Corbin to perform duties. general staff becomes advisory and plans for mobilization and campaigns. officers in Washington divided into divisions. general order issued.

Wallace ie Randolph War College ‘Board army adjutant general's office adjutant general war department W. P. Hall Corbin Washington

Corbett Knocked Out In Controversial Jeffries Bout 1899 Style

In a San Francisco ring in August 189? Jeffries defeats Corbett after a long bout that ends with a knockout stoppage to prevent needless punishment. The fight features repeated clinches, body blows, and strong lefts, with both boxers showing fading power as rounds progress and the referee halts the action after Corbett is knocked to the floor.

Corbett San Francisco James J. Jeffries Jim Corbett Refores Slaney Jeffries John L. Sullivan Jim ommy Ryan Jef nly Corbatt bodk Sercely Jin

Referee Notes Odd Exchange After Fight On Stage

In a chaotic scene a fighter named Tommy Ryan appears to endure an awkward exchange after a bout. The transcript shows Ryan rising and briefly shaking hands with an opponent referred to as Jeffries. The wording suggests a disjointed moment on stage rather than a clear rematch plan.

Pius X Receives Cardinals and Irish Delegate in Rome

Pope Pius X held a private audience with several cardinals archbishops and bishops in Rome on August 15. Sir Thomas Esmonde delivered Irish Party congratulations and the pontiff expressed warmth toward the Irish. Speculation grows on a new secretary of state with Cardinal Gotti and Ramolla named as possible moves. The pope plans to use the late pontiff’s apartment as his residence and appoints Cardinal Martinelli as protector of the Sisters of Providence of Indianapolis.

Pius Rome Thomas Esmonde Thomas Vatican Cardinal Gotti Germany Austria Rampolla Gotti propaganda Pius X pope Cardinal Martinelli congregation of the Sisters of Providence of Indianapolis iad

Mary Peel Recovers After 73 Hour Nap in Scranton

Scranton, Aug 15 Mary Peel a hotel worker fell into hysterical coma and slept 73 hours before reviving with an electric battery. She remembers nothing days later her mind is clear and her physician fears no lasting effects.

Scranton Mary Peel Miss Peer Wrat Scrantor

Base Ball Scores From Yesterday's Games

American League results show Washington 1 St. Louis 0 in game one of five innings and St Louis 7 Washington 2 in game two. Chicago 6 Athletic 0, Boston 6 Detroit 3, Cleveland 3 New York 9. National League reports Philadelphia and Cincinnati tied in an omitted game.

Washington St. Louis St Loui Washineton Chicago Athletic Boston Detroit Cleveland New York PhiladelphiaCinson ali

Warship Damage Reported as Massachus ett s Saw Holes

A garbled wartime note reports damage to a U S warship identified only by Massachusetts and mentions holes. The text is fragmented and lacks clear details or dates.

Massachusetts

Miners to Fight Resel on Conciliation Board Decision

In Hazleton Pa August 16 President William Dettrey of United Miners Workers seventh district warns that if the umpire named by Judge Gray as the seventh man on the anthracite conciliation board votes against miners on a key resolution the miners will resign. The measure would reportedly permit coal companies to discharge workers for any cause except union membership a privilege operators say is inherent while miners warn the move could wreck the union by letting firms dismiss active labor members. The issue is pivotal and to be contested.

Hazleton William Dettrey United “Min Workers of the Gray anthracite conciliation board Yoine

Changes at Annapolis Board of Visitors Recommendations

The annual report of the Board of Visitors to the naval academy proposes far reaching changes. Recommendations include admission by certificates from approved schools, early nominations, four year graduation with no post graduation requirement, commissioning upon graduation, expanded teaching staff, and creating a department of physical training under expert supervision.

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Remedy for Mob Law Teach Implicit Obedience to Law

Chief Justice Lore of Dalaware warns mob violence threatens republican government. He urges a twofold remedy: empower sheriffs to act decisively to defend jails and educate the public in implicit obedience to law through schools, press, pulpit, and civic forums.

Delaware Chautauqua Chiaf Lore Dal

Priest Leaves Fortune to Leo XII in Dying Moment

Aug 15 report from Naples notes parish priest Milone willed $80,000 to Leo XII as he neared death. Now Milone’s family challenges the will’s validity. Cardinal Rampolita, papal secretary of state, appointed two local attorneys to argue the church claim. The case awaits Pars judge ruling. Elevator accident at Navy Dept building in Washington injures six clerks. no serious injuries. Break in a cable caused the fall from second floor to subbasement.

Leo XI Naples Milone pont Leo XII Cardinal Rampotla Leo Nill Pars Navy Department Washington State, War and Navy

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