Depew Surrenders on Bail Over Tunnel Disaster
Chauncey Depew and other railroad executives faced coroner's warrants after a tunnel disaster. Depew posted 25000 bail, Cornelius Vanderbilt also stood bail, and President Clark of the New Haven line and directors did the same. Governor Winans of Michigan remains gravely ill after a brief relapse. Anson and Anson Will Practice in Denver. fifteen players to report March 14 as the team heads to Pittsburg for the season opener April 22. Wool market forecasts show a decline from 1890 levels and a drop in wool production this year.
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Chauncey Depew
New York
New Haven
Hartford
New York Central
Levy
Depew
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Clark
New Haven Road
Ling o in the Woods Examinations in Lingo Case Continue
March 7 report from the Ling o murder trial describes County Physician Iszard detailing wounds on Mrs Miller and the victim’s underlothias. Coroner Stanton and witnesses recount body removal, blood like stains, and Lingo’s identification by several townspeople amid a lengthy cross examination. A separate note covers a Duquesne bank check for 25 raised to 2500 and authorities’ search for the unknown suspect.
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Di.ezard
Kieye
Calves
N. Jr
Tezand
Ale
Mra. Miller
J. G. Stanton
Miller Homestead
Iszard
Lingo
Wiliam H. Davis
Francis Lingo
Maichtown
Merchantville
Sallis “McMenamin
Collegeville
Samuel Townsend
Annie Lafferby
Hampton Road
Proasette
Duquesne Bank
Smithfield Street
Slinh
Bank
Mty
Bank Oficials
Bishop Bowman Wins Point in Iowa Conference
In AlLextown Pennsylvania on March 7 Bishop Bowman received word by telegraph the court confirmed his appointment in the Iowa conference while issuing a permanent injunction against his opponent.
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Bowman
AlLextown
Conrt
Iowa
Annie M Clouds Diate Evidence of suicide attempt
The trial record describes Annie M Cloud in Anros, her alleged attempt at suicide by gas and poison. Witnesses testified she bought laudanum, considered drowning herself and her child, and left a farewell letter to her parents asking care of her baby. The defense claimed death by own action. Multiple witnesses linked laudanum purchases and a plan, with emphasis on the general distress rather than a clear motive.
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Phares
Anros
Medtiwestiss
Bevass
Mmitz
Wes
Cerry
Ford
Atrval
Sac Hall
Perses Edtesha
Arsine
Stuuther
Tanea Borths
Tadanam
Sac Rand
Lane Danam
Besic
Landanum
Surohl
Soe Curdy
Market activity steadies in Philadelphia and New York notes
The Philadelphia market shows steady activity with no notable features as bonds and wreaths trade. In New York, the produce market is fairly active with flour, wheat, corn, oats, pork, and lard prices quoted across standard grades, reflecting general market stability.
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New York
City
Nova
Slanbio
Jane
Wigaeige
Garet
Firay State
Western
State
Transylvania
Financial and social notices from March 7 report stalls in trade and executions
A wide range of market notes from New York Philadelphia and national trade show little overall change with cotton prices dipping while wheat corn and oats gain modestly. Minor factory reports speak of reduced wool and beef receipts and stronger dry goods sales. Shipping earnings and bank clears improve though overall economic activity hints at a cooling before the spring season. Obligations of miners and labor actions surface alongside a public execution in Delaware and other local incidents including a jail revolt and a hospital recovery update.
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R. G. Dou
Ubol
Boston
Philadelphia
Cottor
Fiis
Manoning
Shenanzo
Wen
Steam Brick Yard Project Moves Forward in Hagerstown
The Steam Brick Yard Project boomer from Hagerstown aims to locate on the Haugtgardeer farms near Isago Ali with a new steam try yan coustry. A stock company is organized with capital stock of 25 004. Julia Baueryanker plans trips to Philadelphia and New York to purchase new machinery. Four gentlemen from Lay erstown visited Frederick to discuss brush factory removal with Mr. McClintock Young. Col Buchanan Schley of Hagerstown arrives in the city today.
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Boomer
Hagerstown
Yan Coustry
Apsriy
Layerstown
Frederick Pestenday Agi
McClintock Young
Col
Buchanan Schley
Death notices of Mullinix Orndorff Hatzell and Collins
Died this morning in the city, Leonard Mullinix aged 63, of heart disease after a weeks illness. survived by four children and former treasurer of the Board of Charities and Correction. David Orndorff, 87, to be buried in Emmitsburg. Adam Hatzell, about 70, farmer from Boonsboro district died yesterday. Polly Collins of Liberty died yesterday and was buried there.
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Linda
Leonard C. Matlinix
West Second Street
Ir. Mulinix
Ah. Mullinix
Montgomery County
Board of Charities and Correction
Bf. E. Church
Kemptown
Ffteen
J. Marshall Etchison
Fannie Mullinix
L. B. Mullinix
E. B. Mullinix
Urbana
Aca
Point of Rocks
Mr. Mullinix
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Adam Jectzell
Adam E. Hatzell
Boonsboro
Washington County
Liberty
Polly Collins
County
Hymenbal Downey Mathews Marriage in Grace P E Church
Grace P E church at New Market hosted a refined wedding Wednesday afternoon uniting Bliss Hallie Downey of New London with JT Hood Mathews of Howard County Maryland. The ceremony at 2 pm featured Mendelssohn music, rector Dr James Shephherdson officiating, vows exchanged, and a procession of ushers led by Charles Poole and Marshal Warfield. The couple traveled to the groom’s home in Howard County after donning formal attire, with many relatives and local notables in attendance. James H Damude of Harperstort wed Miss Francis W Shafer of Frederick Wednesday evening at the groom’s residence on Bight Street.
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James Shephherdson
St. Wm Downey
D. Gather
HL Wolf
John A. Dorsey
Howard County
Albert Jones
A. Anderson
Mt. Airy
Henry Mathews
Iddings
Montgomery County
Frank Downey
New London
Daymude—Shafer
Bight Street
Haperstort
S. E. Batemaay
James H. Damude
That City
Francis W. Shafer
Frederick
Accidents Dull City Streets Injure Pedestrian and Hinder Morning Routine
Several accidents occurred this morning at South and Blarket streets when boys coasting knocked Miss Mary Braet of West South street to the ground, splintering dishes from her dining basket. Dennis McMann, unloading Dir Runa's Louis at the brewery, mashed the front finger of his hand. A youth unloading Isie James Aubert’s household effects at the B&O depot suffered a deep facial cut from a falling box.
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South
Blarket Streets
Mary Braet
West South Street
Dennis McMann
Runa
James Aubert
Philomathean Society Debates Two Party Politics
At a Philomathean Literary Society meeting in Citizens' National Bank banding the group held readings declarations and a debate on whether political interests require only two great parties. The negative won the debate. Gas customers are urged to pay power bills before the 10th to receive a discount, no discount after that date. F. Cliggan, agent.
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The
Philomathean
Philomathean Literary Society
Citizens’ National Bank
F. Cliggan
Mexico Exhibit Plans at Exposition Grounds
A Mexican exhibit plan proposes recreating a street and temple district with authentic Mexico City style buildings, canals, and parks. It outlines a Tecositi settlement scene, a Conquest of Mexico panorama, and a modern terrace view from Chapultepec Castle. Drawings and ground plans will be provided. officials aim to creditably present Mexico at the exposition.
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Mexio
Auether
Mexico
Cortez
Fernadino Cortes
Tne
Chajmltepec
Chapultepec
Valley of Mexico
Great Lakes
Republic of Mexico
Standard Gal hints at wide oil reach and pipelines
Fragmented text suggests Standard Gal plans massive oil expansion in Meunonvalia county with surveys across the state toward the Be Kanawhys river and a potential pipeline from Washington Pa to a pumping station at Mor. Rumors mention organizing engineers and surveying contracts, signaling significant resource development in the region.
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Jupheer
Atraz Rhoee
Etstrac
Witer Wade
Meunonvalia
Wasiington
Mor- Kartown
Barnie restrains Baltimore player in court action
Baltimore baseball club manager Bar nie obtained an injunction against player Chills through Judge Phelpa. Papers were late Tuesday evening, with the injunction dated March 0, as reported from Baltimers.
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Barnie
Baltimore Baseball Club
Phelpa
Uruelle
Dead Man Driven Sleigh To Town In Fatal Night
Local farmer Hepturtt rode to Turretown in a sleigh when his horse halted near a roadblock. Witnesses and responders found him dead on arrival. An examination and medical opinion concluded death by heart failure, with authorities noting the horse appeared driven by a deceased person.
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Tarrituwy
N. J. Mareit
Tpheraina
Livrage
Tureytown
Dor
The
Sluza
Bystautera
Bin
Gied
Neurt
Gauk
Anus
Frederick city unions honor C C and local clubs events
Mr C C of Waresome former editor of the Maryland Union was elected an honorary member of the Frederick City Typographical Union No 278 by unanimous vote. At the same meeting seven new active members were admitted. The L O G T will present Ost in the Streets at City Opera House Monday evening. Walkersville Cornet Band event postponed due to weather will be held tonight. Independent Drill Association met with routine business and drill. A football club is forming at Frederick College. St Tobyn Beneficial Society meets tomorrow at 1 am. Fr McElroy Council will meet Monday night at 7:30. Crystal Spira Juvenile Templars held routine business. Hygeia Ice Company meeting discussed welfare matters. A horse attached to a cart slipped on Record street without damage. Sheriff Gaver shipped a horse to Baltimore. Regular meetings of M C T and St Johns Lyceum tomorrow evening. Frederick Gun Club organization planned next week with practice this afternoon. The Fourth and Jest Quarterly Conference held at United Brethren church and continues Sunday. Rev A M Evers presiding. Rev D J Beale of Baltimore to preach tomorrow. Rose Sunday to feature rose colored vestments in St Johns. flowers return for Lent. Lutheran Church East Church Street reforming Lent sermons by Rev Luther Euhlman titled One Thing I Know. Christian Endeavor will discuss Obedience in Little Things tomorrow. No preaching in the E church tomorrow due to Rev Ad Gill’s absence. congregants asked to assemble.
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C. C
Maryland Union
Freder_ ick City Typographical Union
Ako St
G.T
City Opera House
Walkersville Cornet
Creagerstown
Independen Drill Association
Frederick College
St. Tobn’ Beneficial Society
Hygeia
David Noland
Record Street
Baltimore
United Brethren Church
A. M. Evers
Grey
D. J. Beale
Presbyterian Church
Wees Tomoorow
St. John’s Catholic Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Luther Euhlman
Christian Endeavor Society
Ad. Gill
Essembie
Birthday Celebration At 223 West Patzich Street
Mrs Laura Shim hosted an upscale birthday feast at 223 West Patzich Street with guests, gifts, and city mayor receiving treats. In Montgomery County Circuit Court, Elizabeth D Moran sued County Commissioners for damages over a bad road, with the jury awarding $2,500 after a long deliberation. The page also notes a sickness brief and stray local notices.
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Laura Shim
Wess Patzich Street
Circuit Court of
Washington County
Elizabeth D. Monldea
Montgomery County
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Washington, D. C
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Tommy Danforth
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Schuyler Hamilton, Jr
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Robert Ray Hamilton
Snake River
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W. H. Arnoux Cureis
Chauncer M. Depew
Thomas BE. Heed
Henry Cabot Lodze
Petce Gazette
London
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Peter Maher
Insh Champon
Jem Smith
England
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First National Bank
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