Baltimore News Roundup of Accidents and Legal Happenings
A Maryland brief notes several local incidents. A jeweler was shot outside his home on West Baltimore Street. A man died from injuries after a saw accident in Carroll County. A woman confined in Queen Annes County jail faces bigamy charges. A steamer incident at Locust Point left a man dead. Dog bite victims recover at Pasteur Institute. A seventeen year old with address 731 Pennsylvania Avenue injured his shoulder, and a fourteen year old was accidentally shot in the head by a playmate. Governor appoints a commission on Marylanders in the National Hall of Fame.
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Cumberland
Rameel Hoghe
Cerroll
Ipjake
Charles Tateman
Queen Anne’s County
William Nicklas
Baltimore
Thomas Lucian Jeffries
Henrietten
Locust Point
Baltimore Sat
Ohio Railroad Company
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Pasteur
Pennsylvania Avenue
F. Adams
South Carrollton Avenue
James Stewart
Lowndes
Marylaaders
National Hall of Catuary
Funeral of Mrs. John A. C. Dixon Held on South Market
The funeral of the late Mrs. John A. C. Dixon was held this afternoon from the family residence on South Market Street at 8:80 o'clock. Services were conducted by Rev. Dr. E. Bich bach and interment followed in Mt. Oliver Cemetery. Pallbearers were J. Hargett, C. Zimmmerman, W. H. Kemp, J. H. King, Barton Michael, and John Hauck. F. Schroeder served as undertaker.
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John A. C. Dixon
South Market Street
Bervicea
E. RB. Bichbach
Mt. Oiiver Cemetery
Mecars
Joan B Hargett
Charles Zimmerman
W.H Kemp
J.H King
Barton Michael
John Hauck
F. Schroeder
The Independents Appoint Ball Arrangements Committee
A meeting of the Independent Hose Company No 1 was held to act on the annual ball. A five member committee for arrangements was named Millard N Baez George Roelkey Charles Butcher John Gilliger and Richard Keyser. The committee will meet at headquarters on Standay night next st Tp om for business.
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George Roelkey
Charles Butcher
John Gillliger
Richard Keyser
Tp Om
Bids Open for Mall Route Bids Jefferson to Mouctville
Bids are being sent in for mall routes from Jefferson to Frederick, Lan der and Mouctville as a competitive selection proceeds.
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Oids
Jefferson
Frederick
Lander and
Mouctville
Christmas Tide And Winter Sermon In Ames
The Ames writer reflects on the looming winter and Christmas season. He notes rising costs, church and school preparations, weddings, and deaths shaping the town's mood. Social events include Brotherhood of St Andrew, a carnival, Christmas sales, prayer meetings, Good Templars convention, and Kaffee Klatch gatherings. He also mentions political talk, upcoming travel, and urges mothers to enforce early curfews to curb flirting among youth.
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Brotherhood of Sr. Andrew
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Sisterhood
Brotherhood
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Offens
Tusday
St. Mary’s
Sleters
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Good Templars
McKinley
Hayes
White House
Bers
Brief Bits From The Nation And State News
The clumsy bell hanger is a dashing fellow. A pugilist wears striking attire. D C Hammett of Thormont Iowa reports an artisan wall bored at his residence. The New York World values President Cleveland at one million dollars. Flat iron nails were cast in Cumberland Illinois in 1777. Washington county’s late election cost 5009.41, up 306.91 from 1895. A town hall group formed at Fhurmont to raise funds. Cold weather may end hog cholera in the county after five months. Gratiot County Michigan paid bounties on over 40 000 sparrows last year. Tailored dress fabrics in demand for summer wear. There are 536 authorized Alps guides, 104 registered, ages 60–70 and six over 70. Paris Exposition bids include a tem and a barrel of beer, 52 feet long and 27 feet high, plus plans for a glass two-story barrel house and American bar restaurant.
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Thormont
New York World
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Cumberland, & I
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Fhurmont
Gratiot
Michigan
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World Against Her at New Haven Moves Judge to Tears
From New York Clipper via Frederick Monday Night section. Agnes Wallace Villa Company performed The World Against Her in New Haven where a sensational trial involved a betrayed village girl and a child dispute. A judge watching Madge Carlton shed tears and declared the child should return to its mother.
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Frederick
New York
Agnea Wallace Villa
New Haven
Conn
Vilage
Agnes Ville
Madge Carlton
Frederick Rifles to Join Inauguration Parade Plans
Frederick Rifemen, a state militia company, hopes to participate in the inauguration of President elect McKinley. General Allan Wier and Governor discuss arrangements for a creditable display by the militia on March 4. The unit organized in 1890 by Chief Judge James McSherry and colleagues, with McSherry as first captain and a sequence of officers succeeding him.
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Wilmer
Miit
McKeley
Frederick Eifemen
Kifsmen
Innk
Alllzon Wier
Judge McSherry
Q. S. J. Beckley
B. Thomas
Wo. Besant
E C. McSherry
Dr. McSherry
Bequests from San Francisco Will Inheritances Noted
By the will of the late J D Laird of San Francisco Mrs Helen Crampton inherits $1000 and the Her 4 D Thomas Bykssrills receives $2000 from the same estate.
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J.D. Laird
San Francisco
Mies
Helen Crampton
D. Thomas
Bykssrills
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