Notable Political Visits and Local Incidents Across Maryland
Reports from Annapolis to Westminster cover Senator Irby in Ananapolig and Senator Talbott's burial at Prince Frederick, with a banquet for the late senator's family in Easton. A Maryland embezzlement arrest near Elkton, plus a bank entry attempt in Elkton, are noted alongside a Calvert County wedding and a strange 20 inch fish caught near Williamsport. A Cumberland hearing details deposition in a suit between Oakland and the B&O Railroad, examining survey errors and Oakland’s winding railroad alignment and nearby hazards.
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Irby
South Dargling
Anonapolig
Arent
Tomea
Annapolla
J. Frank Talbott
Prince Frederick
Calvert County
Easton
Louis Pritchard
Elkton
Wilmington
Del
Naval Academy
Brown
Westminster
Edwin Morgan
Sallie Garner
Janes M. Munroe
Annapolly
Jeneth
Cocococheague
Willamsport
United States
United States Commissioner Re RR. Henderson
Cumberland
Oakland
Leute
Obscure Obituary Notes From Local Church Service
The funeral at Viewethtene Waanhlaw mas Lutheran church in Middletown week Was an uneswally igs one. The ceremony honored a mother whose death deeply moved attendees. Reverends Hoff and Hergetresser led prayers and the funeral discourse.
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Ranean
Waanhlaw Mas Lutheran Church
Middletown
Saal Tae
T. F. Hoff
Reformed Church
Thiuners
Mr. Washington F
Bis Renitence Niger
Riots in Berlin as police clash with mobs and the crowd resists
Disorder erupts in Berlin with police charging crowds outside the Reichsbank and Opera square. Officers strike with swords as workers and roughs battle. many arrested, dozens wounded, and the Kaiser appears to mixed cheers and tension amid ongoing unrest.
Fugitives and rumored wealth in a restless colony
A fragmentary report mentions Gideon W. Marsh, described as a fugitive, tied to a Keystore bank, with unclear health and a note about efforts to pursue him. The text is garbled, but references transmission from the West Indies and a March context, hinting at authentic news of unrest and financial intrigue.
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Pruapr Liha
Ren
F. Carr Beewstat
Gideon W. Marsh
Mr. Brewster
Monte Etiahin
United States
Edison
Vale
Sutton
Anastay Convicted The Murderer of Baroness Dellard Must Die
In Pans on February 22 the trial of Lieutenant Anastay for murdering Baroness Dellard concluded. Evidence detailed his motive to plunder and a planned killing, with Anastay confessing to the crime. The jury returned a death sentence by guillotine after a brief deliberation.
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Dellard
Pans
Lieutesant
Anastay
Delard
Eritau
Wade Luks
Fayworth Footings
John Weitich
Thin Place
Collision of Two British Steamers Off Pharos Point
Two British steamers Forest Queen and Loughbrow collided near Pharos Head off the Yorks coast in the North Sea. The Forest Queen sank with fifty five aboard. only the Loughbrow remained afloat though damaged. Rescue boats reached the scene at Flamborough. Further details awaited.
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North
Swa
Pettey
North Sea
Yorksnutre
Uriel
Loughbrowy
Pawengers
Ose
Forest Queen
Loughbrow
Plamborough
Mystery death and political notes from Burquetarna area
A garbled news item reports Nelson missing since December with likely drowning from a wagon bridge incident near Burquetarna. Separate notes cover Myron Wright’s unanimous renomination in Montrose for the Fifteenth district and John J. Rehm’s death in Lascanter at age 44, a former Young Republican leader.
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Burquetarna
Montrose
Myron Wright
Sylvania
Dranesi
Tittett Maite Feyneretten Breapranin
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Breapranin
Ala
United Ptaten
Jackeon
Mt Brome
Political i Battle Over Silver Bill Sparks Party Strife
A heated caucus over the silver bill prompts threats of party disruption and blame in Congress. Speakers assign responsibility to minority members while urging unity to defend the party’s future against proposed creditor guarantees and gold deposits.
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Harter
Democratic Party
Legislative Committee Probes Raying Regions in New Jersey
New Jersey's Legislature forms a committee to investigate railroad dealings and coal interests amid a tense session. Witnesses include secretary Carl Chamber, officials from Reading and Lackawanna railroads, and local state figures as votes and contracts face scrutiny.
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New Jersey
Joistiuty
Pele
Cannabah
Centtuarion
Matlrese
Allen
Nathons
Waite
Ly Linate
Carawellnaned
West Pty
Secritary
Dares Central
Ogern Maxwell
T. Chambers
Dental
Seston
Demey Central
Theony
Themyim
Lackawanren
Neci
Advantey
Lackawatina Steels
Cently
Lee
Tryton
Robbery and assault report from metropolitan papers
A man identified as General James C. Clarke and his wife were attacked by a highway robber in the west. The assailant seized the wife’s earrings and fled, with Clarke reportedly struck and tied to a tree before escaping. Details are unclear due to text damage.
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Metropolitan
James C. Clarke
Clarke
Trade review notes mixed activity across cities in partial year
The weekly trade review reports uneven conditions with Boston showing satisfactory volume and steady demand for woolen and dry goods while machinery, cotton mills, and leather goods sustain activity. Philadelphia shows softer spirits and duller textile output, with Cleveland and others seeing varied factory and shipyard movements as overall demand remains tepid.
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Coe Weekly
Dhinmetie
Niaty
Boston Notes
Dale Pinere
Cleveland ii
Auctioneer Sells Macres Heir at Jers Estate
fragmented OCR notes report an auctioneer Thomas Z. Wilcon selling a Macres estate at a New Jersey site. Henry Fyder, executor of Hardet Milks, presided with bidders including Jacob Byder. Sale price listed as 76.25 per unit amid unclear lot details and public notices.
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Bates
Totarthe
Sant Antordag
Thomas Z. Wil Con
Henry Fyder
Macres
Wanley Yen
Jaaoh Byder
Bararday
Vie Tate
Aver T
Kansas Statewnan Talks Third Party Possibilities
A Kansas Stateman discusses third party possibilities at a national convention. He argues for harmonizing factions and predicts wide support if labor organizations join in the effort. He notes strong representation nationwide and mentions candidate Lipton and a possible coalition in the coming elections.
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Kansas
Tua
Howe
Mtr
Lipton Walde
Contested City Council Race Sees Craig Elected by Narrow Margin
In a tight election race on the city council contest, Alen Craig is declared winner over Poole Hie by a narrow margin amid post election votes and party affiliations. Key figures include Jason Brown Mi Crake and others, with contest actions and party lines shaping the final result.
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Alen
Craig Ware
Declan
Tan
Jason Brown
Ated
Poole
Cochran
Babhiet
Ware
Ghee
Whitey Atsora
Powers
Doan
Doaieghen
Waa
Epultieans
Dor Craig
Turbulent Night Leaves Several Hurt in Downtown Altercation
In a chaotic incident downtown, Mateos Unadley Merb and others clashed, resulting in injuries. Witnesses report a fight between Michael Wala and Handley ending with confrontation and an arrest.
Fragmented Senate Proceedings and Market Report Summary
The fragmentary text records a senate session with multiple delegates and secretaries of legation, noting names such as Henry Smith of Michigan and Chas Ivoria among participants. It includes a hearing with references to leases, production, and legal actions, plus a market quotation section listing commodities, prices, and futures for March and April.
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Sarsaray
Niwlerry
J Kan
Legation
Maini
Howard
Henry AL Smith
Michigan
Chas
Ibvoria
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