Voting Contest At County Teachers Meeting
County teachers vote in a December 20 contest to decide the favorite Sunday School teachers. Miss Cornelia Hillary leads by a small margin as many tickets are still held back for favorites. Hotel arrivals list numerous names from Baltimore to York and Gettysburg, with 33 participants from the county in the field.
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Mike A
Cornelia Hillary
Lear
Gry “Hores
J. Breckner
M. B. Lehman
Baltimore
W. Parker
J. Q. Strieffer
B. Haeffer
New York
Smith F. Turner
Fast Mail
EA. Zeigler
Montgomery County
BH. McFerren
Phila
J. Edgerton
Washington
XE. Crock
Silver Creek
Thomas BlcFeely
N. Rarvis
BH. Wunder
D. K. Houck
Rice
Bslto
H- Gephartt
York
H. A- Hughes
H. Baldwin
Sprisefield
Canns House
E. Shusley
H. Baker
Ed. McVey
Cr. McCany
J. Do? Moulisin
W. Wfallkner
J- George
C. J. McCarty
Columbia
George
Lemar
Gettysburg
Feld's Disgrace: Field Indicted on Misappropriation Charge
New York Dec 16 Edward Field of Piel Lindy & Co was indicted by the grand jury for misappropriating Pacific Mailroad stock worth 3000 per share. He was arrested after arraignment and back in Ludlow Street jail. District Attorney Nicoll indicated possible defense and noted Field may face a trial as early as tomorrow.
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New York
Edwant
Field
Piel, Lindy & Co
Fidd
Sheldon
Trainor
Dé Give
Nicol
Lindsay
Grand Jury
Therisoner
John Terry
J. Pierrepont
Big Grangel
Ludlow Street
R. O F. Ditz
Byrnes
Nicoll
Villard
Wall Street
Henry Vilard
Edison General Electric Company
Emin Pasha's precarious position in Albert Nyanza district
A Berliner Tugeschlatt extract from a private letter dated Victoria Nwanzi Sent 2 claims Emin Pasha and Dr. sich mann have been in the Albert Nyanza district for three months. It reports a force of about 9,000 men and 1,600 breech loading plus 7,000 to 8,000 muzzle loading rifles, suggesting a clearly armed unit that makes Emin's position appear precarious.
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Wikick & Berest
Aigmee Usith
Ter Wurces
Berliner Tugeschlatt
Victoria Nwanzi
Emin Pasha
Dr. Sichmann
Albert Nyanza
Tages
Emin
Irish Town Brawl Between Par nellite McCarthyites in Ennis
Irish factions clashed in Ennis as Parnellites and McCarthyites led by Dillon battled through the town. Wounded were many, windows shattered, and police struggled to control the mob near the town hall. A cordon formed around the O Connell monument as fighting continued in side streets with volleys of brickbats and cheers from both sides.
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Dezux
Clare Quenity
Petiticu Partie
Arety Sen
Leither
Train strikes old man at crossing near Bridgeton
A Camden bound train struck an elderly man crossing the tracks at Caries Corners, leaving him fatally injured and later dying at the Idgeton depot. The wagon was demolished. the man, 70, died minutes after arrival. End of long strike at Vesuvius works in St. Marks Co. union dispute.
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Beweeros
Dee
Camden
Bridgeton
Brack
Caries
Idgeton
Bat
Vesuvius
St Alorkeddee Co
Wilk-Pefara
Ak James
Wrecks and Fires Hit Multiple U.S. Locales
The report details a Santa Fe freight wreck near Pauls Valley injuring many, misread or garbled, plus a Sealed Orders vessel from Mare Island heading to Valparaiso. The Charleston ship sailed from San Francisco, with Honduia arrival noted, and Florence Maine reports seven brick business houses destroyed in a restaurant fire causing $250,000 loss.
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Bindianik
Santa Fe
Kansas
Cigaps
Paul’s Valley
Benionedt
San Francisco
Mare Island
Valparaiso
Charleston
Honduia
Florence
Aln
Weather notes brisk winds and colder fair conditions
Brief weather update cites brisk winds, colder temperatures, and fair conditions. Other items mention Russia sending funds to famine relief, California sugar factories closing for season, and a Sao Paulo revolt suppression. Reports include a Paris sword duel between Charles Soller and Colonel Andpazzi, a masked robbery, and a train incident with a snowbound track context.
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Russia
Charles Soller
Andpazzi
Paris
Soller
Andria
I Kiga
Santa Fe Agus
Baseball League Clash Shapes 12 Club Circuit Plan
In St Louis efforts to form a twelve club baseball circuit face opposition from Chicago and others. Key figures Von der Ahe and Brush maneuver as Boston and Philadelphia factions back a league allied with the American Association. A caucus assigns a committee to negotiate with the League, while Chicago remains a pivotal but contested member.
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Lease
American Association
Day
New York
Byrne
Brooklyn
Lrosh
Cincinnati
Young
Washington
Elliots
Philadelphia
Temple
Pittsburg
Hart
Chicago
Soden
Boston
Clevehad
Ili
von der Abe
St Louis
von der Horst
Baltimore
Wagner
The
Athletics
Phelps
Louisville
Wilkins
Chicag
Ivenson
Milwaukee
Horn
Columbus
Prince
Chicsto
Croft
Williams
Bates House
Chis Yon Dér -Ahe
St.Louis
John T. Brush
Pois
John Vtrush
von der Ahe
Hyrelic Club
Chicas Bintt
Preparing for a Fight at Crested Butte Colorado
Reports from Crested Butte indicate a near confrontation as arbitration attempts fail. Workers and company brace for a potential clash, with guards, lumber orders, and fortifications tied to a looming strike and possible seizure of property.
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Crestep Burre
Colo
Hos
Sherif Shores
Crested Butte
Preblo
Nordy
Royster Linden Named Philadelphia Police Superintendent
Philadelphia police chief nomination moves through select council with rules suspended and prompt confirmation. Major Stuart forwarded Captain Robert J Linden as superintendent, while election returns from Baston show Seminoles and Matthers leads with 9,533 votes and a stated plurality.
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Philadelphia
Pamabdenisia
Stuart
Select Council
Robert J.linden
Mask Carnival Draws 1000 Plus to East Patrick Street
A masked carnival on East Patrick Street attracted thousands under starlight with loud music from the Hitlemen's orchestra. The United and Junior Fire Companies staged a costume contest with prizes for largest group and best representation. A scuffle near the rink required police intervention by Officer George Brengle. Prizes included vases and a handsome play set. judges could not settle the largest group award.
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Histon
Patrick Street
United Sed
Uniteds
George Brengle
Wery
Darktown Fire Brigade
Gertie Drengie
Sykesville Murder Charge Details in Hackett Case
In Howard county near Sykesville Frank Johnson colored is charged with killing Alexander Hackett colored on a Saturday night. Wounded by a shotgun in a fatal internal hemorrhage Hackett’s death is linked to a confrontation as Johnson pursued Florence Prettyman and her daughter. Testimony notes Johnson claimed a load was for Hackett and he confessed to killing a man earlier. State's Attorney McGuire Miller stated Johnson was sober. Johnson did not testify and is held for March court.
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Frank Johnson
Alexander Hackett
Howard County
Sykesville
James
D. Cocks
Ellicott City
Dri C. Warwick Hefsenger
Hackett
Ne. S
Florence Prettyman
Johns Prettymon
Johnson
LykeSville
Hacetec
Theoman
Diller
Justice Cook
Sare
Johnsor
Erank
Johnson Ag
Joseph D-Mcguire Miller
Johpson
Jobrgen
Barkett
Knights of Reciprocity Progress Report at Meeting
At last night’s Knights of Reciprocity gathering a partial organization was effected and a follow up meeting is set for Tuesday evening to complete the formation.
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Dabits
Kingston House
Wastusetox
National
Executive Silver Committee
Warner
Wnitfns
Knights of Reciprocity
Closing Quotations of the Stock and Prorate Exchanges
The stock market was active with steady demand for Pennsylvania rail lines and strong inquiries across sectors. Local observers note varied action in Bread Top and other labels as general markets report flour and patent quality prices and supplies.
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Itis
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