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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1900

Page

5

Sunbury Man Wanted for Murder After Firemen Parade

A warrant was issued for Arthur Brown of Sunbury on murder charges in the death of Frederick Kitne. Kitne, who traveled to Sunbury for a firemen's parade, was struck by Brown with a lead pipe on crossing the Susquehanna River, collapsing and dying the next day.

Shameath Arthur Brown Sunbury Frederick Kitne Sunbery Susquehanna River Brown Queen

Stevenson Nomination Dominates Democratic Convention

The Democratic National ticket was completed with Adlai E Stevenson named as vice president nominee after a dramatic day. Hill briefly led in enthusiasm before Stevenson drew votes from Towne and others, with Towne declining nomination and the final result becoming unanimous. Bryan congratulated Stevenson and urged party unity while Stevenson's selection drew widespread public support and signals a decisive shift in the race.

Nepeblicans Stevenson Towne Hill Alabama Minnesota Charles A. Towne Georgia Indiana Virginia Iowa Kentucky Illinois New Jersey Louisiana Maryland John Walter Smith Washington James Hamilton Lewis North Carolina Col Julian Carr Ohio A. W. Patrick Mr. Lewis Steven- 600 Tennessee Bat California North Carolink Carr New York

Jones Re-elected Democratic Chairman at Kansas City

The Democratic national committee met at the Kansas City club after adjournment and organized quickly. Senator Jones, outside until preliminaries ended, was nominated by Thomas Taggart of Indiana and won unanimously. He said the campaign is in better shape than four years ago and will appoint the executive committee after consideration. A cross-party panel will confer with Populists and Silver Republicans on campaign plans.

Towne Republican Sine Die National Committee Cowst WL. Bevan Adial E. Struensen Delests Mr. Towne Senatoor Seiler Shafroth Clorado Cheadle Indiana Bryan Democratic Party Silver Republican Party Arkansas Kansas City Kansas City Club Senator Jones Thomas Taggart Jones Tillman South Carolina John San Frane Staadachusetts Osborne Wyoming Wilson Idaho

Bryan plans await conference leaders for campaign

Mr Bryan reaffirmed that the Democratic national committee and its presidential nominee have not yet laid out a campaign plan. He said he cannot outline future movements until a conference of leaders determines the approach.

Democratic National Committee Bryan

Populists Consider Advisability of Stevenson Endorsement

Kansas City July 7 A protracted meeting of Democratic Populist and Silver Republican committees discussed uniting behind Bryan and Stevenson to balance reform and conservative factions. Delegates favored a triple party alignment with Stevenson endorsed by Silver Republicans as Populists seek unity. Also reports from Paris on Boer delegates and talk of Towne withdrawing in favor of Stevenson amid baseball results from St Louis to Cincinnati.

Kansas City Lyceum Hall Democratic Committee Bryan Stevenson Johnson Towne Silver Republicans Steven Boe Paris Messrs. Wessels Fischer Woimarans Hotel de Ville England

Japan to the Rescue in China Crisis Rumors

United States and British dispatches report Japan preparing to deploy 20000 troops to China to aid foreigners in Pekin. Bar on Hayashi indicates conditions may be met, while reports describe rising Chinese atrocities against Christians and the collapse of Russian forces near Tien Tsin as the war expands into northern provinces.

Lriefly US Kollan Tokio Japan China Pekin Baron Hayashi London Pekio Shanghai Tastar Recky Legation Prince Tuan Daily Mail Grand Council of Ministers Yung Lu Yang Lu Yang Yin Tuanay Chefoo the Express Tien Tsin Pektu Tien Tun Taku Daily Telegraph United States McWade Li Ilung Chang Li Hung Chang Far Arthur Ellong

Fatal fall at Curtis Bar pier shocks Clifton Clark

News items from the state report Clifton Clark, twenty two, died instantly after a fall from a pier at Curtis Bar. Other notes include a smallpox quarantine case from Sparrows Point, and multiple deaths and legal rulings across Maryland towns such as Hagerstown Westminster and Towson.

Clifton Clark Curtis Bar Sparrows Point Alice M. Wolf George McB. Wolf Hagerstown Julia A. Manning Afr Louis P. Manning Weatminster Fowler Towson Baltimore County Charlen Neiner Carroll County John Kolojaski Canton Electrical Works Scott W. Robinson Western Maryland Townon

Obituary notices from Clarkeburg and surrounding area

Multiple death notices from Clarkeburg county and nearby towns detail the passing of several residents. Gibson, Gustavus Jones, Mamie Eyler, Elizabeth Sweeney, Helens Hoover, and Mary Creeger are named, with ages, family connections, and burial or funeral arrangements noted at local churches and cemeteries. Interments are planned at Clarkeburg, Mt Olivet, Mountain View, and Rocky Ridge cemeteries. services conducted by local clergy.

Mamie Eyler Joseph Eyler Highfield Reformed Church Mountain View Cemetery W. C. B. Schulenberger

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