Held for Burglary and Related Incidents in August
In Waauseros Del on August 27 Edward G. Smith and William Wood were held on $2,000 bail for burglary awaiting grand jury action. Robert Smith identified a knife used against Mrs Arabella Anceline, tying to a separate burglary case. Also reported, Newton Baker, private secretary to Colonel James G Lazersiel, wounded August 1, recovered sufficiently to travel. and Joseph O'Brien, son of a police inspector, fatally shot at Coney Island by Joseph Cropsey.
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Waauseros
Del
Edward G. Smith
William Wood
Robert Smith
Irs
Chapman
Arabella Anceline
Mr. Baker
Croros
A. Y
Newton Baker
Anes G.lazerseil
Orville FE Anderson
Catskill Mountains
Hig
Ain
Fors
Joseph O'Brien
John
O Brien
Metropolitan Police
Coney Island
Joseph Cropsey
Atlantic Road
Gatlab
Young Obwen
Prohibition Platform Drafted at Hague Convention
A Pennsylvania Prohibition convention in Hague adopted a platform opposing liquor manufacture and traffic, calling for amended naturalization laws, civil service reform, equal taxation, and protection for home labor. W W Hague was named editor general and George Drayton state treasurer, with other officers and delegates chosen. a vote on continuing a Prohibition newspaper and a mass ratification followed. Maryland oyster militia was organized as part of a naval force to protect oyster grounds. Denver scandal notes arrest of Madame Asile for abortions, signaling forthcoming exposures and implicated physicians.
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Haverslyy
Opera Hotel
Bucks County
See Hoss
Caraver
WB Westlake
Scruton
Cherian Patton
Butler
H.T. Ames
Lycoving
Executive
State Central
Visiby Wiclbelo
Ineresual
House of Representatives
Samuel Dickie
New York
Dickie
Hague
Drayton
W. W. Hague
War- Ten
George Drayton
Media
Charles S. Wolf
Peole
Mton
Deenver
Colo
Asile
Gertie Harris
Ace
Lincoln
Neb
Clarack
Denver
Convict Mine Injunction Fails as Tennessee Ruling
The Goal Company and Goak and Iron Company, lessees of convict labor, filed an injunction to halt convict removal after the state mine inspector and penitentiary board deemed the Enicoville mine unfit and dangerous. Judge McAllister ruled the state could not order the convicts moved under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Tennessee ‘Goak and Iron Company
State of Ten
Enicoville
Board of Penitentiary
McAllister
Wages Cut Hit Cornwall Pig Iron Furnaces
A notice posts a ten cent wage reduction at Colebrook furnace effective Sept 1. First cut by director Coleman in many years accompanies reports of low mood in the pig iron trade and 100 men discharged at Cornwall ore hills.
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Cornwall
Colebrook
Dir. Coleman
News of the Factories Report From Local Plants
Ms John Baumgardner reports ongoing production at Steses Enibyard with shifts extending to seventeen hours. Frederick Shoe Factory ships to Winchester amid strong demand while Frederick Spoke and McMurray factories run at full capacity. over 110,000 cans of corn and 13,100 cans packed as workers strike briefly and settle.
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Steses Enibyard
Ersatanke
X News
Focal Dessem
Frederick
Winchester
Woolverton
McMurray
Cody
Frederick City Packing Company
Monrovia Personal News From Baltimore Visitors
Monrovia society notes list Miss Margaret Dulaney and Miss Fannie McDaniel visiting locals, with several Baltimore and Washington, D C visitors returning home after stays. Miss Katie Sheeler and Miss Theresa Edwards travel to Baltimore while Amelia Walker returns from visiting Mrs Turnbull. Professor George Ward and Mr Henry Rhean are among visitors to New Market area.
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Margaret Dulaney
Baltimore City
Marie Wood
B& O
Fannie McDaniel
Baltimore
Dreyer
Fannie Appleby
Washington, D. C
Jessie Molesworth
New Market
Theresa Edwards
Katie Sheeler
Aliss Amelia Walker
Charles Turnbull
George Ward
Westminster
J. B. Hyatt
Henry Rhean
New Blarket
Hattie Barnes
Mount Airy
Alma Stuer
Letters From The People David M Whipp For Judge
To the Editor of The News. David M Whipp of Middletown District has been suggested as a Republican candidate for Judge of the Orphans Court. If he consents, his nomination would honor Middletown District and a worthy citizen.
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David M. Whipp
David 31. Whipp
Camden Officials Clash Over Coroner Certificates
Camden officials clash as county physician and two coroners duel over death certificates following William H Brune's skull injury. Post mortem conducted with jurors present. threats of fines and legal action loom as authorities dispute accidental versus investigative conclusions.
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Camzsy
N. SsAng
Camden
Mary. Dresser
Jefferis
Dan Izard
Snitley
Iszard
Jeffries
William H.brune
Cooper Hospital
Cormer Smiley
Insurgents Advancing in Chile Conflict Near Balmaceda Forces
Telegram reports from Lima describe a 72 hour battle as Congressionalists siege Valparaiso, driving Balmaceda outposts while insurgent ships hover at Quintero bay. Despite Balmaceda’s larger force, Congressionalists gain momentum aided by U S rifles and Winchesters.
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Balmaceda
City of
Mexico
Lima
Valparaiso
Balmacedas
Quintero Bay
United States
Chile
President's Vermont Visit Sparking Public Praise
The president spoke in Montpelier and St Johnsbury, praising constitutional balance and the ballot’s integrity. He was welcomed by Governor Page and led through a packed Capitol reception before addressing large crowds.
Pleasant Paragraphs of People Visiting Cumberland
A parade of names fills this page from Cumberland noting visitors and locals at various streets and towns. Many residents travel to Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and beyond while relatives and friends welcome them in the city and nearby counties. Notable appearances include Miss Annie Porter of Hagerstown visiting Kempstown and Miss Alberti Renner of Hagerstown visiting Myersville with others returning from Ocean Grove and Berkley Springs.
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Sressuape Gibbbia Wystiogy
Waygds Stuck College
J. W.S. Cochrane
Elodare Tyler
Frederick
Cumberland
Bedford Springs
Emma Leilich
Battimore
Michael Leifich
Asttmore
Schroedel
East Patrick Street
Willie Hooper
South Street
Harry Lochner
Washington
Snd Mount Vernon
Geo. P. Thomas
O. B. Drill
Baltimore
Nannie Diffendoeffer
Blanche Shriner
Ats
Raeits
Sechantenge
Annie K. Porter
Hagerstown
Mallese Meredith
Kemp‘town
Alberti Renner
Myersville
Martin Long
Auburn
Neb
P. D. Fairney
East Church Street
Mr. Long
Emma Haver
West Lebanon
Indiana
Enat Pat- Tick Street
Jesse Clagett Ient
B&o
Philadelphia
Bettie
Mary Tyssa
Rose Beer
Shepherdstown
Douglass H. Hargett
Williams's Grove
Wim. H. Deubd
Ead
Silas Alice Shope
Ocean Grove
BK. J
Carsibelle Travis
Wordentown
Ee. Dickl
Marie
Berkley Springs
George A. Dean
David Biddinger
Grabenhorat Farm
Biddinger Bes
J.O. Maynard
C. Dorsey Tyson
Patrick Street
Mageyte Daily
Lancaster
Owings
East Second Street
Misa Daily
Edward Dunphy Receives LL D from Mount Saint Marys
The New York Court Journal notes Edward F. Dunphy of this city was re-elected to a second term in the House and has been awarded the LL D degree by Mount Saint Marys College at Emmitsburg Maryland. The honor is described as a distinguished distinction by the renowned institution and its faculty. Dunphy is highlighted as the first Congress member to receive this honor.
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E. J. Dunphy
New York Court Journal
Edward 4. Dunphy
House of Representatives
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Maryland
Dunphy
Congress
Shoulder Injury Report From Liberty Farm Incident
Miss Mary Hammond of Mr A H Richmond s farm near Liberty sustained a severe shoulder injury Saturday evening when a small cow charged, knocking her down while assisting a colored boy to move horses. Dr J T Sim attended, condition improving but serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hammond
A.H. Richmond
Liberty
J.T. Sim
Big Nugget of Virgin Gold Found in Hesexstown Mine
Mr G F Updegraff reports a brother Edward M of Siesta Valley California sent a large virgin gold nugget weighing ½ ounce, valued at about $16, found by J Updegraff in the same mine. He invites those interested in handling the nugget to contact G F Updegraff.
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Hesexstown
G. F. Updegraff
Edward M
Siesta Valley
Cal
J. Updegraff
G. F. Sidegraff
Real Estate Transfers Between Private Parties
Leah Brodweck transfers 9 acres to John Fisher for 20240 dollars. Reuben N. Plummer and wife convey 2 acres to Joseph E. Roelkey for 4500 dollars.
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Leah Brodweck
John Fisher
Reuben N. Plummer
Joseph E. Roelkey
Debris cleared and bodies removed after Park Race disaster
Desolate city scenes as workers excavate the cellar under Peterson's and adjacent space, recovering mangled remains and identifying one item in clothing. Unidentified victims number eighteen, with seventeen more missing. A cemetery plot is planned for unidentified and a relief fund committee is formed with newspaper representatives. Rescue efforts continue as investigators test benzine barrels found in the aftermath.
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New York
Cnre
Public Works
No. 72
Cashman
Bureau of Combustibles
Mins
Basesall Wat Thy Magnates Cannot Apree
The article reports ongoing disputes among magnates and league reps over contract assurance with the Boston Ax station, with representatives from American Association clubs meeting, Sutherland elected chairman, Zach Phelis named successor to the presenter, and tension over alleged broken commitments. Also notes multiple local incidents including assaults in Dovunstows and labor strikes in Prorts, Ill, and arrests in Puurspure, N.J.
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Kelly
Boston
Dinissiog Atl & Cunferney
Mir
Sutherland
J. B. Hart
Krampracemieeesne
Zach Phelis
Drowned Child at Scanar Station in Freshet Water
A four year old daughter of Isaac Kershaw drowned after falling from a footbridge into swollen waters near their home in Scanar Station. The body was carried downstream by the flood and recovered after a distance.
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Scanar Station
Isaac Kershaw
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