Maryland Politics and Lynchings discussed in News commentary
The piece critiques Maryland primary systems and political contests tied to money, cites Kentucky Goebel murder pricing, and cites Missouri results. It argues justice delays feed lynching, urges swift punishment and limited appeals, and includes poems and reflections on friendship amid turmoil.
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David J. Brower
Supreme Court of the United States
Sonnd
Unclear Text Reflects Disputed Relations
Fragmentary item notes a group dismissing violent action due to relatives or friends disagreeing, with faint hints of a Baltimore connection. Details are incomplete, but the tone suggests internal conflict or debate over use of force and loyalty within a community.
Minutes of Merriness and Miscellany Quips
A collage of humorous snippets from multiple papers satirically portrays romantic missteps and social foibles. It lampoons engagements, hotel bills, and gossip while mixing voices and regional slang for comic effect.
Bank Directors Negligence Highlighted by Doylestown Failure
The New York Tribune cites the Comptroller of the Currency critique of Doylestown National Bank collapse. It quotes a director who faults the president and cashier for running the bank without board consultation. The piece warns directors must oversee, not merely endorse, management.
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The
New York Tribune
Doylestown National Bank
Doylestown
Doyles
Enit
Important Habeas Ruling Freezes Vagrant Case At Hagerstown
Judge Witzenbacher ruled in a habeas corpus case at Hagerstown that the Assembly act granting county judges broader jurisdiction and informing prisoners of jury trial rights invalidated the vagrant arrest of Henry Shapp. Shapp, jailed for two months, demanded a jury trial and was remanded after bail set at $100. A renewed arrest followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witzenbacher
Hagerstown
Henry Shupp
House of Correction
Jnsuios
Shapp
Hoffman
Witzerpacher
Shopp
Ald Society events and local notices in county town
The St. Mark's Lutheran Ald Society met for singing scripture reading and prayer with several solos and recitations. Local visits, travels to Virginia and Washington, a Park Mills baseball game won 14 to 5, and a real estate sale of a two story dwelling in New Market for $400 are noted. Jr. O U A M picnic planned and cholera infantum illness listed among area happenings.
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Indies
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Carrie Willard
Avers Michael
Milas Edith Willard
Erma Biggs
Norrie Ritchie
Charles Selby
Anns Selby
Near Park Milla
Eliza Whitter
Clinton Grimes
New London
Russell
Orabappie Baseball Club
Park Mills
Orabappie Club
Misa Mamie Hardell
Washington, D. C
H. H. Smith
Russell Willard
D. Willard
Bellaire
Ohio
Manor Woods
Johnnie Mysts
Beveridge Myers
la Vely
Joseph Hoffman
Pauline
Frederick
Charies Myers
Lysander Etchieon
Court House
Thaddeus M. Biser
John S&s. Newman
New Market
Ellen Phebus
Weary Way of Kidney Ailment Fades With Pills
Mrs Reuben Hana of 187 West South Street Frederick testifies to relief from back and side pains, nausea, and urinary trouble after using Deans Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co New York. She says the pills cured her and her son also used them with success. Remember the name Down s.
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Frederick
Reuben Hana
West South Artest
Shayers
Dean
Clinton B. Mate
Foster-Milburn Co
N. Y
United States
Down's
Property in Frederick County Real Estate Description
The real estate of George F. Webster, seized and possessed, comprises three contiguous lots on the south side of the Baltimore and Frederick Turnpike Road in Frederick District, Frederick County, Maryland. Located about one mile east of Frederick City and west of Jacob's Well School House, the parcels total unspecified area.
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George F. Webster
Baltimore and Frederick Turnpike
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick City
Charles N. Hargett
Harry Witter
Jacob Rohrback
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