Resignation and political contests in Maryland
News items note Thomas C. Noyeshan resigns as Montgomery republican committee chairman. A six month old baby found abandoned on a road in Dec county prompts criminal cruelty complaints. Annapolis Republicans elect delegates pledged to Ravenscroft for the congressional race. Montgomery county contests Ferdinand Williams nomination to the democratic convention at Askland, with Blair Lee and Maurice Talbott supporting opposing views.
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Thomas C. Noyeshan
Montgomery Republican Committee
A&istile
Dec
Anns Arundel
Tarrett County
Delegaes
Montgomery County
Ferdinand Williams
Askland
Biair Lee
Maurice Talbott
Brief Bits From A Long Ago Ledger
A quirky list notes a 635013550600 card pack diversity of wheat bands, the Daich era name for Broadway later trimmed, 18000 portage elans, Denmark’s flag dating to 1219, Texas cattle ranches amid settlement, and a capital threshold land firm owning 8,000,000 acres. Tex News owes thanks to Montgomery County Agricultural Society for a complimentary exhibition ticket.
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Broadway
New York
Broad Wagon Way
Denmark
Texas
Freshold Land and Investment Company
Tex Newa
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Horine Will Filed In Orphans Court
Horine estate probated with will admitted to probate. Administrators Daniel Arnold and George Sigler filed second and final account for Martin Arnold estate and made distribution. Ellen R. Kemp guardian of Arta Kemp filed first and final account. Real estate sale of Olives P Aldridge ratified. Sale report for Penual Neubaum estate filed.
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Iurphans
Luther A. T. Horine
Daniel Arnold
George Sigler
Martin Arnold
Ellen R. Kemp
Arta &. Kemp
Olives
P. Aldridge
Eale
Peuual Neubaum
Oyster Season Follows Maryland Law With September Start
The oyster season in Maryland will reopen in September with dredging allowed after a set date and gear licensing required. Dredgers begin when weather cools and demand rises, while shippers delay until cold weather. licenses for tongers start soon and dredger licenses follow, with high license fees impacting the trade and oyster bed depletion noted.
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Lawfer
Maryland
Chesapeake
Free Books to Public Schools Plan Faces Funding Gap
County Schools Commissioners consider free book distribution with a state appropriation of 6674.33 dollars. If patrons cooperate, all grades may receive free books except high school, else books may be limited to lower grades with patrons supplying or paying for higher grade texts. Circulars will explain the plan. ownership remains with patrons.
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Blairs
York
United States
Republic
Washington
William McKinney
Hospital Bill to Baltimore County for County Patients
Montevus Hospital of Frederick sent Baltimore county a bill of 3560.67 dollars for care of county patients up to July 1. Payments include 1665 dollars, with a balance due January 1, 1896. There are 13 Baltimore county patients in the hospital.
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Montevus Hospital
Frederick
Baltimore County
Diverse small items from Pat- Tick street to royal betrothal
The brief items report Ella Ebberts and John Freshour ill with malarial fever at Weat Pat- Tick street and a tragic accident in ManaNoy City where Polish boy Py Kohaski died after being struck by a moving train on Reading tracks. Other notes include Don Cameron denying a reelection bid and four Chester men arrested for a brutal assault on Lee Wing. Queen Wilhelmina’s engagement to Prince Bernard of Saxe-Weimar is announced with age details, while the Czarina may accompany the Czar to Paris for his visit.
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Ella Ebberts
Weat
Pat- Tick Street
John Freshour
ManaNoy City
Reading
Main Street
Fountains
Miners’ Hospital
Chester
Lee Wing
Chesamohn P Destin
Jobo M. McGriggan
George West
Frank Hamiliter
Wilhelmina
Taspos
Ang S
Acca World
The
Netherlands
Berasal
Saxe-Weimar
Prince Bernard
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League games in Philadelphia Brooklyn and Boston produced wins by Cleveland Louisville Chicago Baltimore Cincinnati and Washington. New York beat St Louis. Eastern League matches featured Scranton Wilkes Barre Providence Toronto and Springfield with varied scores. Atlantic League results included Hartford Lancaster Paterson Newark and Wilmington games.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Louisville
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Scranton
Scracuge
Wilkesbarre
Rochester
Providence
Toronto
Springfeld
Springfield
Buffalo
Family Narrow Escape on Lebanon Valley Bridge
A Lebanon Valley bridge incident saved a family of four when a westbound train neared after they reached the centre of the structure. Engineer Klemmer signaled and halted the engine just feet away on the eastbound track, preventing a deadly fall into the Schuylkill River.
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Acros
Lebanon Valley
Brida
le Klemmer
Alion
Reading
Columbia
Kremmer
Strath
Schuylkill
Record of Turbid Speech and Disjointed Events
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled sports and civic references. Mentions Keonding, Cagadas, Lake etc with unclear actions. No clear date, place, team, or outcome. Readers are left with a jumble of names and phrases lacking coherent event or facts.
Black Governor Nomination Battle at Republican Convention
The Republican state convention opened amid a crowded field for governor with George W. Aldridge leading on the early ballots. New York’s support shifted the momentum and Aldridge secured the nomination on a later ballot as other candidates faded. Frank J. Black and others contested key posts as the session progressed, adjourned, and new officers were elected in a lengthy, factional process.
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Barta Toey
Ave
George W. Aldridge
Monroe County
Evert GC
Bose
Toders
Toders Tost
Edort Co
Wachtford
Holleail
Waverpor
Wit
Aldrides
Clinton
New York
Blox
Girs
Ing Wird
Brooklym
Court of Appeals
Leving
Vann
Syracuse
Frank 3. Diack
Tros
Wis
Limington
York County
Johnstown
N.Y
Troy
Ninetesnth
Columbus
Kansselaer
Pinte
Free Trial Treatment Promises City Hotel Sessions
Suffering residents invited to a free trial at the City Hotel on Wednesdays from 12 to 7 pm claiming to save lives daily. An ad touts cures for asthma croup rheumatism and related ailments with various promotional claims and contact names in the vicinity.
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