Josh toppled from wagon near Emmitsburg injuring rider
Last Saturday evening while hauling hay near Emmitsburg the wagon toppled. Quincy Shoemaker was thrown to the ground injuring his back and neck but later regained ability to move about. The oat harvest is nearly finished countywide with yields better than last year and some farmers near Walkeraville have begun fall plowing.
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Emmitsburg
Josh
Quincy Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Wa'keraville
Homestead Strife Deepens As O'Donnell Leaves Town
Civil unrest grips Homestead as Amalgamated Association leads a workers stand against Carnegie mills. O'Donnell departs secretly on a mission that may shift the crisis. nonunion labor faces pressure while the strike costs soar beyond a million dollars. The 44-year-old victim, George W. Rutter, dies from riot wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead
Ettle
Carnegie mills
Pinkerton
Taen
anthorimes
officis
Carnegie company
Carnegis unii
Amalgamated Association
Hugh O'Donnell
snairs
Analsamated
mechanical department
car labor
fsa
cuani
Carnegie
carpenters
strils
Cerney
George W. Rutter
compathic hospital
Verona
Gillingham Dies in Easton and Camp Meetings Grow
News items from Maryland include the death of R. P. Gillingham in Easton at age 68, camp meetings near Rockville by Free Methodists, and multiple drownings in Anne Arundel and Somerset counties. Other notes mention local arrests in Annapolis, a government cruise from Annapolis, a rail conference at Deer Park, and a bank draft embezzlement by a Havre de Grace driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Gillingham
Easton
Rockville
Anne Arundel county
Frank
Darnall
Apne Arundel
United States
Gibson
Manderson and
Jones
Talbot county
Henry Williamson
Maine
Elias Williamson
Caroline county
Columbus Stewart
Annapolis
St. Michael’s
Foster
Halford
bay
Christopher C. Ball
Manakin river
Somerset county
Old
Henry G. Davie
West Virginia Central Railroad
Deer Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frank Jones
Edward Gross
Wesley Owens
Baltimore
Ellicott City
Irving Park
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
Albert Micchelli
United States Express company
Havre de-Grace
First National Bank
Seventh Nations Bank
Philadelphia
Deaths in Walkersville and City Notables
The death toll includes George Raymond Duvall, three months old, who died at his parents’ home in Walkersville. Elizabeth Eckstein, nine, German-born and city resident, dies of asthma. funeral tomorrow. Mamie McCaner, 22 months, dies of stomach inflammation. funeral at home and burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO. DUVALL
George Raymond
Lafayette W
Sarah Duvall
Walkersville
Shiloh A. P
Arville Conner
Grade Reformed church
ECKSTEIN
Elizabeth Eckstein
Germany
Frankfort on-the-Main
C. A. Eckstein
William Eckstein
Washington
E. Haller
George W. Brengie
Smith
Mra. Haler
Port Deposit
MAMIE MC.CANNER
Mamie
Owen Mc. Canser
West Patrick Street
Afount Olivet
ML. Maysilles
UG. B. Church
W. H. B. Etchison
Water works committee meets tonight at 3 at City Hall
City Hall hosts the water works committee gathering this evening at three o clock. Mr John W W Brandenburg of Cerville recently mourns the loss of a valued family dog aged over nineteen years. Also noted are social notes on actor Frank B Rhodes of Frederick. Three Kennedy brothers and Theodore Burch were fishing on the Monocacy Saturday and landed five large suckers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samye
New Midway
C. J. Reich
tas B&B
Frederick City
corp
c. thos i & Splendid
Perch
Virginie
lewer
Eruiton rice
Fur partien tariarmy
Bight
Market Street
putlic
Sit. Preesent
Krantz Mill
David F. Kolb
Jas. H. Gambril
Ques
Calla
committee on water works
John WW. Brandenburg
Ceresville
Baltimore News
Frank B. Rhodes
Frederick
Theodore Burch
Wm. Kennedy
Johnny
Kennedy
Reich Georgins couple wed in Baltimore parish ceremony
Henry C. Reich Jr and Jennole H Georgins were married July 14 1892 at St Mark's English Lutheran church Baltimore. Rev Cnas S Albert officiated with only immediate family present. They will honeymoon in Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REICH
GEORGINS
Baltimore
Henry C. Reich, Jr
Jennole H
F.G. Georgins
St. Mark's English Lutheran church
Cnas. S. Albert
Red Airs
Reba
Philadelphia
New York
Firemen's Reunion at Irwood Park Picnic and Game
Martinsburg Fire Company holds a reunion at Irwood Park on Thursday with casket picnic. Attendees expected from Chambersburg Frederics Hagerstown and Winchester. Short addresses by noted orators. Martinsburg and Winchester class play for a purse. Thompson's orchestra to provide music for dancing.
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Martinsburg
Cigarette Victim Found Muttering in Street
Alfred Herr son of ex Major Edwin Kerr of Ho tekin was seen acting oddly and muttering for his grandmother who is dead. Physicians sent him to an asylum for treatment for nicotine poisoning caused by excessive smoking of cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
anoter
New York
Alfred Herr
Edwin 3
Kerr
Hoteken
Adjournment Near as Congress Heads to End of Session
Washington July 18 congress nears end with house leaders predicting closing scenes this week while the minority expects no adjournment before August 1. Major items include appropriation bills, a revenue marine transfer to the navy, a world fair vote, and a push to dismiss Commissioner Raum amid anti option efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washincton
Congress
house
revenue marine service
treasury
navy department
pension office
Exlee
committee on rules
Senate
Washvarn
knd
Minnesota
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Hales
Washburn
RS Jeans
Five Frederick banks report total checking deposits summary
Quarterly statements show Individual deposits subject to check across five National banks in Frederick totaling 1,955,997.72 with Citi Trust 1,344,573.40, Farmers and Mechanics 219125.22, First National 175,867.1, Central 172,891.71, Frederick County 81,692.68. Frederick Town Savings Institution holds 542,144.64 and Frank B Savings Bank 36,110.13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Citized
Farmers, and Mechanics
First National
Central
Frederick County
Frederick- Town
Frank Bn Savings Bank
Horse enters hotel reception room in Cerlin House incident
Last Saturday afternoon a horse belonging to Dr. R. K. Smith frightened by passersby wandered to the Cerlin House hotel and walked into the reception room. Staff struggled to remove it and relocated the animal to more suitable quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerlin House
R. K. Smith
Camping trip along Potomac with large group
Bo Campez Meseré Geo Keeler Lemuel Shilling Allen Moberly Wi Tripper Herah Hichter and Harry Butcher plan a Wednesday morning camping expedition along the Potomac. They will take a boat, gear, and all paraphernalia required for the journey and rituals of the Pang tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Campez
Meseré
Geo, Keeler
Lemuel Shilling
Allen Moberly
Wi. Tripper
Herah Hichter
Harry Butcher
PearebIng
flang
Funeral Rites and Pallbearers in Braddock and West Fifth
The funeral of Miss Mollie Rehne began at her father’s Braddock residence at 2 yesterday with service by Rev Hasskatl. Pallbearers were W Kaufman Eugene Staley George Smith Jacob Farmer Joseph Thomas William Riddiemoser. Burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery. F Schroeder, undertaker. A second funeral for Casharine Keys colored occurred at her West Fifth Street home last Saturday at 2. Rev RP Lam officiated. pallbearers included Joseph Chandler John Diggs John Clark Charlies Bamer. Interment in Greenmount Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were funeral directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fifth street
RP. Lam
Joseph Chandler
John Diggs
John Clark
Charlies Bamer
Greenmount cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Picnic dates set for Sunday schools and groups
The Rocky Springs Sunday school plans its annual picnic for August 13 at Teland Park. The Reformed Sunday School moved its picnic to August 3 at Teland Park, not August 11. The Young Men's Catholic Union will hold its picnic at Island Park in early August with the exact date to be decided within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs
Reformed Sunday School
Teland Park
Young Men's Catholic Unton
Island Park
Island of Sangir Devastated by Fiery Eruption Legend
Reports from Timor and a steamship off Sangir describe a massive volcanic eruption that reportedly wiped out about 12,000 residents and left coastlines littered with wreckage and charred remains. Debris and lava flows were seen as authorities caution that figures may be exaggerated.
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Sangir
Syoner
N.S. W
bera
Timor
Talents islands
Selangéas
Zoey
Uxtterthun
Ching
Sydney
twitchner
Sangiger
Philippines
saailor
BASEBALL RECORDS AND MAINE EXECUTIVE DEATH NOTICE
Saturday baseball results include Philadelphia over Louisville 10 to 2 and Brooklyn 13 to 3 over New York. Baltimore defeated Cincinnati 16 to 5. Washington beat Cleveland 6 to 4. In Maine, Hon Henry Williamson of Starks died at 75. he served in the state legislature and governor's council. Rose Woodruff, 18, died after a fright induced by a White Cap letter warning. Miss Hicrse Hood, daughter of President Hood, shot herself. condition improved slightly.
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Phiadelphia
Louisville
Philadelphia
Hoston
Boston
St Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Baltymore
Cincinnati
Baltimore
tahington
Cleveland
Washington
Maine
Jacasos
Mich
Rose Woodruff
ander
Baiimory
Hicrse Hood
John Hood
Western Maryland railroad
breas
MaLeas Tifany
Forty Horses Cremated and Venezuelan Revolt News
Fires destroyed SB i Ferma and Charles yunderree stables injuring four horses. The fires caused unknown losses at the first property. Concurrently, reports from New York say General Domingo Monegas fled Venezuela with War Minister Sarra and Vice President Vil forming a provisional government at Palacio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freenor
N. J
SB. i Ferma
alec ee
Charles yunderree
Englishtown
Venezmetlan Insurgentm
Yeuszuela
Domingo Monegas
Bermudes
Sarra
Vil
Palacio
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Q. LORENTZ
Davis
Singer
Durin
Wheeler & Wilson
LORENTZ
North Market Street
W. Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
W.L PARSONS
W. Tee PARSOns
DEALES Li
FEEDERICK CITY, MARYLAND
Fer Saez
Truixe PARSONS
FLORLITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY. OF
OBDER NISSON
Frederick Country
George B. Warner
Martha RB. Powell
Max Drau
Heal Estate
John C. Mower
Chariss
Levys
Gerk
Circuit Court for Frederick Co
L. JORDAN
pusc SALE
ati p.m
Gheed
Borham Caste SaOOS
Gay
welanse
derrels
BB Besse
Josn H. Grove
Slerk
THE NEWS
O'Donnel
Carmerie Company
sweens & loss
tee company
mulitix
onderwims
steta
Lennoyivanin
mateur Sidove
Associat
ODONNELL
Piressees
Huh O'Donnell
O‘Donnell
Hugh O'Donell
United Press
O'Donnell
Union
Pennsylvania
Wwosich
Hoinzstead
Pattison
Republican national committee
ODonzell
Duquesne
Carnegie works
srtellaichentas
Fes
Upper Union mill
William Corie
Homestead mills
William Carney
Burreseackle
ak & helper
NEWS OF THE STATE
HYHENEA L
Coumiciouer Raum
West Surerion
Wis
West Superor Iron and Steel Company
aio
Mastes
woras
Harison
General Sewell
George W. Bord
Pennsylvania railroad
E. C. Knight
Capa May
sagant
Ezra Houck
Ocean Grove
G. A. Schroeder
Walter Dyer
Buckey Kemp
Milas Allee Shope
Washington, D. C
BM. Gibson
Castle Douglas
Scotland
Lewis Walter
Hanover
Wm. DP. Rice
Gen. H. Ratling
Port Deposh
Margaret Mr. Branner
Spring Lake
Henry Wineberg
George H. Balling
Hotton Wolfe
James R. Percy
atrostburg
Bernard C. Steiner
Pratt Fres Library
Misa Molise Moberly
James W. Walker & Co
York
Peru
Moulton
Silas Drue Ramsburg
Ferris
Auntie Travis
Lewis H. Waentar
Debdlin
Wills Reddick
Wrightsville
Walkernsville
Br. Wm
Malo
Washington, D. G
Elmer &. Woodward
Jax
W. Gaver
Steiner Schley
East Church street
West Church
lste
Lewis H. Steiner
Edna Haller
Greencastle
Georgie Atwell
Washington, D.C
Geo. A. schroeder
East second street
Fred. Schroeder
Montgomery
Wan
Zigler
Kansas city
Chew
Bfrs. Staub
Sule
Marshal Boone
Annie Layman
Charles Roatkey
Mary Seegar
Washington, D. CG
Emma Batman
George T. Roberts
Shookstown
Charles Cronlso
Wille Houck
P. R
Arthur Haines
Augustus Herwig
Atlantic City
M. E. Tolen
Wabash
Ind
John Walter
John ©. Smmith
Hagerstown
John W. Snyder
Germantown
W. F. Snyder
W.F. Snyder
Montgomery county
Francis P. Hagan
United States Fish Commission
Hagan
W. Lewis
ateff
new Lutheran church
Jesse Signer
Johnsville
Hanns
Goicnville
Mountain View
Ridge
Slisses
Grace Radcliff
Delia
Lutie Wagner
Minervs Miller
Leila
Kate Keisler
Frank Wagner
Gay Radcliff
Union Bridge
James H. Clemson
Dr. Whitehill
Unionville
Murphy
Edith Clemson
Trezellas
Miller
Frank Pearte
McKinstry’s Mills
Pen Mar
Philippine Islands
J . gard
Glinton
Mra
William-Mosher
Lock Saver
gar
perin
en Hfisband
Mosher
Lock Haven
annaintance
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