Murder on the roadsides shocks Hanover community
Christie Warden, 25, a former teacher and daughter of a wealthy farmer, is abducted on a rural road by Frank Alms. He shoots at Christie and her mother who try to intervene, then drags Christie into bushes and fatally shoots her. Alms, believed to be from Savannah, is sought by armed locals and Dartmouth faculty on vacation.
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Hanover
NW. H
Christie Warden
Fannie
Louise Goodell
Frank Alms
Christie
Almy
Gatl
Warden
State Normal School
Anen A. Warden
Dartmouth
Savannah
Wentworth
After Four Years, Man Captured After Amputations
A four year chase ends as J C Cullinan, once a railroad agent, is captured in Toronto. Despite losing a toe and an arm, he eluded detectives while the Guarantee Company of North America stood bond for $1,000. The case highlights elusive criminals and distant tracking across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guarantee Company of North America
J. Callillan
Globe
Sabine
Hint
Guarantee Company
Cullinan
Afr
Railroad Company
Boston
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Sompetee Wiabeng
Mrr. Sabine
Toronto
Callihan
Ron
Five Prisoners Escape From Despwoon Jail
Five felons escaped from the jail in Despwoon South Dakota by breaking through the outside brick wall. How they reached the wall and escaped from steel cages remains a mystery. None has been captured as searches extend in all directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Despwoon
S. D
Prize Fight Fatality in Michigan Ring
James McCormick died from injuries after a ten round prize fight with William Daniels of Rhinelander in CessiaL Falls Michigan on Friday night. Daniels and his seconds Frank Brons evti and John Daly were arrested on a murder charge after McCormick collapsed unconscious in the seventh round and died hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cessial Falls
Mich
James McCormick
Inijuries
Wiliam Daniels
Rhimelander
McCormick
Daniels
Frank Bronsevti
John Daly
Baby Nearly Buried Alive In Paterson Coffin
In Paterson New Jersey on July 20 an undertaker found an infant alive inside a coffin believed to hold a dead baby. The child, claimed by John Derayters of 11 George Street, had been buried or placed in the coffin a few days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. J
B. J. Victor
J. H. Snelling
South Street
New York
Lew Bridge
Bergen
A. H. Leggett
E. L. Cleveland
William Low
Paterson
John Derayters
George Street
Richard EB
Fill
Boston
United State
Hull
Georgia
East Thirty-fifth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Wreck of Pubrice Bell Claims Seven Lives
News of the schooner Pubrice Bell wreck off Newfoundland on July 9 reports the loss of seven aboard. Two women and five children drowned. The vessel was commanded by Captain Butts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haufax
N.S
Pubrice Bell
Butts
Pleasant visits and social guests across towns
A long list of social notes records Mrs John Hogg and daughter in Baltimore visiting Wire. Frank Treick and others from Merittimsberg and Washington visiting area families. numerous calls by relatives and friends in Emmitsburg Uniontown and surrounding towns. travel to York, Atlantic City, and Ocean Grove noted. several residents plan trips and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hogg
Baltimore
Frank Treick
Bettie
Jennie Doll
Mertimsberg
W. Va
Willie Morris
Boston
Lonogfellow
J. A. Williamson
Charles Markell
Myre
Joseph D. Esker
Margaret Clinvan
Manchester
O'Donnoghue
Washington, D. C
Anna Doll
East Church Street
Albert Ritchie
New York
Maggie Wakefield
L. H. Reisler
Libertytown
Sallie Simonton
Philadelphia
Wm. Simonton
Emmitsburg
Edgar B. Hoppe
Edes Hoppe
John F. Hoppe
Bir
Prank Davis
West Patrick Street
Davis
Middletown Valley
Ira McCurdy
Lillie Crum
Arabi
Ann Kessler
B. A. Feinour
P. W. Hendry
Charles Hendry
Lou
Alice Dutrow
Sugar Loaf
Harry and Radford Smallwood
Bucker Kemp
Chicaso
West
Frank AfcCoy
Hagerstown
Wolfsville
Gisra Hagan
Frederick
Air
C. M. Snyder
Edward Hoffmeister
John Eisenhauer
Mary Williamson
Rockville
Wm. Neidigi
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ocean Grose
N. J
Jacob Nusbaum
Lexington
Geo. Best
McKnightstown
Mamie McPherson
Georgetown
Mary Weems
Aliss Elinor White
Adamstown
Dosia Delaplaine
Col
L. V. Baughman
Atlantic City
J. Roger McSherry
P.E.R
Brighton
May
Grace Lampe
Ben Rosenouwt, Jr
Bedford Springs
George Dean
Mary
Belle
Alonzo
David Bittenger
Harmony Grove
Fight Over Unions Splits Rail Workers in July Meeting
A large gathering of railway employees in panty July protested dismissals and demanded better pay and shorter hours. The strike aims to force concessions from companies across five lines, with unions vowing to continue until demands are met. Officials warned of widespread disruption as many workers refused to fill vacancies.
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Paris
Law and Order Leasue
Bradley
Excelsior
Panty
Yesterlay
A Boy's Fatal Error Blamed for Railway Tragedy
A seventeen year old pointsman caused a train to divert into a siding triggering a wreck near Liverpool. Eleven laborers were killed and many others injured as the train toppled into a cutting. The boy was captured and charged with manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Liverpoon
Manchester Ship Canal
Sunday Services Echo County Church Activities
Numerous churches report Sunday services across Episcopal Lutheran Methodist and Catholic bodies. Rev. Ingle Dr. Eschbach and other pastors preached from Romans Galatians Ephesians Matthew and Psalms with confirmations and children's day plans noted along with upcoming meetings at Mt Airy Camp Ground and a county Sabbath School convention in Taneytown.
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Evangelical
Lutherax
Luther Kuhlman
Ametmodist Episcopal
A. J. Gill
A. E. Wallis
E. W. Stoner
Union Bridge
Herman Bielfeld
Kemp Hall
King’s Daughters Society
M. E
James Addison Ingle
Grace Episcopal Church
Berryville
Mr. Kitzmyer
Gettysburg
Christian Endeavor
Lutheran
Girdwood
Baltimore
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Church of God
Nathan Baker
Broad Run School House
W. ©. Griffith
Fletcher M. E. Chapel
Washington, D. C
Reformed Church
Middletown
J.L. Killgore
D. D
Charlestown
W- Va
Jom McGill
Wickliffe
J. A. Williamson
Taneytown
Maryland Sunday School Union
Wesley Myers
Greenwood’s Chapel
Carroll County
M. . Grats
G. W. Seilhamer
T. Still
H. H. Weber
Quay retires from Republican committee chair
July 20 report from Pittsburgh says Senator Quay plans to resign the chair of the Republican National Committee due to health and the strain of a third presidential campaign. General John Clarkson of Iowa is named as likely successor. a meeting of the executive committee is slated to set dates for the next convention, with talk of an earlier May convention.
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Clarkpon Tlis
Pruiapesiyita
Quay Hins
National Republican
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Beaver
Continental
Quay
Naval Olter
Stra
Powers
New York
Besver
Ohio
Clarkson
Internal Revenue
Martin
Senator Quay
John 5. Clarkson
Iowa
Republican National Committee
Executive Committee
National Committee
Quays
Blaine
Cleveland
Pattison
Pemnsylvania
Democratic Privaries and Local Delegates Form Reform Club
Democratic primary meetings were held across the county to choose delegates for the county convention and a state convention in Baltimore. Delegates named include Louis Baughhan, F Brown, D Baker, J Rohrbach, J Hagan, C.E.T Best, J Houck, and E Koontz. A Democratic Reform Club was organized with J Roger Sherry as president and Otto Gaver as vice president, with about 60 names enrolled. The district plans a mass delegation to the county convention and a large union picnic at the Fair Grounds during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tériff Reform Ciut Organtas
Counsy
Baltimore
Carlton Shafer
CN. Hargett
Afr
Kd. Koontz
Het
Louis Victor Baughhan
Revj. F. Brown
Josepht DB. Baker
Martin N. Rohrback
Jesb Vusbaum
G. Frank C Hogan
George Esterly
Lab Reform Club
Emmitsburg
T. Zacharias
V. Sehold
F.a.adelsberger
Satunday
Annual church picnics and events listed across communities
Picnics and harvest gatherings announced for Johnsville and nearby towns. Sunday schools from various denominations schedule outings in July and August at local groves and parks with music, addresses, and speakers. A related tournament and coronation address are noted for Taylorsville and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. P. Sunday School
Johnsville
Episcopal Sunday School
Pen- Dar
Plessant Valley
Mt. Zion Lutheran
Westminster
Trinity Lutheran Rabbath School of
Taneytown
W.J. Grawford
Taylorsville
Diichael KE. Welsh
D. N. Henning
Confederate veterans head to Lexington for Stonewall Jackson monument unveiling
Confederate veterans of Frederick county led by Capt. Warner Welsh of Liberty left the B and O at 10:60 this morning for Lexington Virginia to attend the Stonewall Jackson monument unveiling tomorrow. Forty three from the city joined by others along the line. At Washington Junction they joined the Maryland division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Frederick County
Warner Welsh
Liberty
Stonewall
Jackson
Washingtom Junction
Maryland
McKay pressures arrest warrant against sheriff in contempt case
In Harper county a writ from Judge G W McKay of the Twenty fourth district targets the sheriff for obeying Supreme Court orders, with B A Burr arrested repeatedly and McKay seeking Burr’s arrest for contempt. Governor race talk follows in Illinois with several Republican and Democratic candidates discussed while Morgan visits Washington sharing views on Cleveland and silver policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Toreka
Kan
G. W. McKay
Alliance
Twentyfourth
Harper County
B. A. Burr
Supreme Cont
Behar
Burr
McKay
Valenting
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Fublic Sale
Prsnc Sale
Steignmen
Ereders
Frederick Covary
Egret Levstecs Witloter
Cary Hovel
Frederick Cts
Brown & McKinney Tannery
Routh
Market Street
Bath
Samcrbee H. Bhow
Chae
Trail
Ea Connell
Court Street
Frederick, H
Garrott & Pearre
Jos. BR. Garrott
Richison
S. Market
Frederick, MD
Macgile
Bethe Ary
N- Market St
Haller
North Market
Magisatt
George Brust & Co
Patrick Street
the News
Wasareton
Alexader Rodgers
Braal
Minas Coraes
Govmor
Brazil
Houus
Rem
Leg
Corl
Young Wailer
Brocsirs
Greedsport
L. L
Sayebmion
Wailer
Thomas Walter
Connecticut
Qxoung Waller
Long Island Brick Company
Greenport Vilage
Perely Personal
St. Sulpice
Cardinal Gibbons
Keane
Catholic University At Washington
Pope Lee
First National Bank
Ferguson
Eleninias
Calcutta
Union, WS
Froh Foreignlands
Chamber of Deputies
MS de Freycinet
Ecole Polytechniqus
M. de Freycinct
Council of Ministers
Credit
Mministers
Chamber
Looeing
Henry M. Stanley
Murren
Dorothy Tennant
London
Paria
Australia
Lospos
Dresden
Sapien Eruhoffer
Bremen
Ftitore
Annie Harris
Annie Harns
Mervier
Qursec
Honore Mercier
Quebec
Mercier
Jones
Bown
Ark
Nat Jones
James E. Jones
Arkansas
Washington, Ark
J. F. Shapley
Shepley
Lyte
Creech
Church Union
Virginia
Bradder Hembush
Balsam
Episcopal
Onborne Ingle
Ingle
Aaterian
D. J. Beall
C.L. Kennard
W. B. Parnell
P. A. Gaines
BT. John's Catholic
O'Rourke
Gaffney
Brekawatown
Harry RB. Steiner
Geesn Grove
Detroit
League of American Wheelmen
League
Peoria
Ills
Providence
B. L
Hartford
Conn
Abbott Bassett
Racing Board
Dunn
Eynch Lynch
Indiana
Spescoe
Ind
Eacly
Soming
Frank Dice
Chaney
Dice
Sill
Thasis
Mosticero
Svernor
Iinnojs
Tames
A. C. Matthews
Thomas W. Lawler
Rockford
Josseph W. Enfor
John C. Black
Crafts
Morgan
Waseingtos
Daly
Washinton
Aisvama
South
Regan
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