Carl Browne Elected Delegate to Populist Convention
Carl Browne of Coxey's Army fame was elected to the Popular national convention from the District of Columbia. He spoke in Washington, describing a panorama of the campaign with the goddess of the people's party and the silver sun portrait of Bryan, and joked about future political alignments with the Democrats. Browne offered to serve as a delegate if kept on the grass.
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Coxrsyita Aa
Conresfon
Carl Browne
Coxey’s Army
District of Columbia
Washington
Browne
Carl Browns
People's
Noremtex
United States
WJ. Bryan
W. J. Bryar
Andrew Jackson
Lincoln
Polk
Skates
Bates
Democrate
Popu- Vista
App
Carle
Crasa
Budget of Bright Peems and Local Doings in Boonsboro
Brief notes report petty thievery in Boonsboro and a local abols member taken for suspected thefts. Senator-elect George L. Wellington of Cumberland agrees to speak at the Lutheran Reunion in Mont Alto on September 10. Albert E. Hays of Wolfaville shoots a large fish crane raiding his pond. Rocky Springs precinct date shifts from August 8 to August 15. Baltimore and Ohio RR to enlarge Cumberland shops to build its own locomotives. Steeple of the old Catholic Church in Harper's Ferry pierced by bullets. Pan-Mar crowds surge beyond last year. Five U.S. losses for 1805 total $1,423,110,223, near matching the pensions outlay. City Opera House program praised for a superior entertainment with the Scaly, Sparke, and Miss Katie Scully delivering strong performances. New B and C Railroad schedule improves Frederick to Washington service, with 10:15 a.m. departure, 11:08 arrival at Junction, 17:17 direct to Washington, two hours five minutes overall.
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Boonsboro
George L. Wellington
Cumberland
Mont Alto
Albert E. Hays
Wolfaville
Rocky Springs
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Fenure
Old Catholic
Harper's Ferry
Pan-Mar
United States
Camp Lowndes Brings Military Life to Frederick Scene
Soldiers at Camp Lowndes on Beieten farm near Frederick begin setting up tents after arrival on Saturday. Regimental parades and dress inspections attract crowds while dust fills the pike from Schleysville to the camp. Divinely inspired services are held for Fourth Fifth and First Regiments with sermons stressing duty and Christian citizenship.
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Emieceatisg
Tannes
Camp Lowndes
Beieten
Ctty
Frederick
Burday
Schleysville
Aoaier
Hargett
Riggs
Fifth Regiment
General Headquarters
Forth
Camp life and details of Fourth and Fifth Regiments
The Second Battalion of the Fourth Regiment begins post duty at 7 AM. Camp Lowndes near Frederick hosts soldiers from Baltimore with reporters from the Baltimore Sun, Baltimore News, and American. Heat issues, medical tents, guards, and daily parades noted, plus water pumps, bicycle rules, and dust from the Frederick route.
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A & Mb
Use Forth Regiment
Military camp rolls and local entertainments noted
The report lists regiment sizes including Fourth with 50 cadets and 677 enlisted, Fifth with 44 cadets and 499 enlisted, and Pint Regiment with 2 officers and 4357 enlisted. It mentions a local newspaper sale privilege, distribution of city papers to soldiers, and a Gilbert enterprise opening a groves line with two wagons. The Bey fete opens the rink for soldiers, with Colonel Baughman entertaining officers and events in Junior Hall. Pugilism exhibition in Junior Hall features Prof. B Lafin and Joe Tansey with other notable boxers.
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Charisse & Howard
Comecocabie
Cott States Express Company
Ciito
Daly
Frederick the Bey Fete
Colonel Baughman
Uhe
Shell
B. ©. Lafin
New York
Joe Tansey
Thrumont Mountain Gang Nabbed by Detectives in Frederick County
A Baltimore detective squad aided by Thurmont officers captured a mountaineer gang tied to long running thefts in the Thurmont and Catoctin Furnace area. Detective Smart persuaded leader John Thomas Davis to assist and was later taken into custody along with other members. The story notes a traveling photographer ruse and warns of ongoing mountain area depredations.
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Baltimore
Filmore
Thurmont
Catoctin
Frederick
Menars
Smart
Thermont
John Thomas Davis
Aoon
Davis
Hablia
Daria
Mr. Smart
Dayla
Jusice
Frederick County
Vicini Yhen
XEWS OF THE STATE Dated Headlines From Fragmented Notice
A chaotic string of crime, deaths, accidents, and legal matters appears. Names such as Kier Bareard Drary Balib Balib Balib surface with vague places like Cumberland Baltimore Howant county and Williamsport. A child bitten by copperhead dies. family also affected.
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Fames Kier
Barber
Belair
Fraocia Lateg
Cumberland
Parecyed
Charles T. Bareard
Oliver
Hagertions
United States
Cepnig Tmareba
Ubicago
Dynimbe
Bai Y
B & OL
Woodmoat
Baltimore
Howant County
Lloyd
Tov
Eset
James L. Balib
Jassee B. Penich
Walter Drary
Martix Drary
Non-Support Charge Heard In Ernamittsburg
Deputy Sheriff WT SM arrested Shields of Ermamittsburg on a non-support charge. He bonded $200 for appearance before Justice F. A. Maxell. The statute, enacted by the Maryland Legislature, makes neglecting to provide for a wife or minor child a misdemeanor with fines up to $100 or up to one year in jail, or both.
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Mornig
Free School Book Fund Allocation Debate
The Maryland State Teachers Association debated the distribution of the free school book fund. A proposed resolution urged that funds be apportioned to counties based on state population ages six to twenty-one, counting each child once regardless of color.
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Maryland States Teachers’ Association
Lsst General Assembly
Maryland
Child Enjoys Pleasant Flavor Byrap of Elge Family Remedy
The passage extols Byrap of Elge as a laxative with a pleasant flavor and gentle action. It claims it soothes the family, with parents castive or bilious, and asserts gratifying results, calling it the best family remedy and urging every family to own a bottle.
MNG encampment roster souvenir and grand inaugural fete
Local mention notes a complete roster and program of the MNG encampment prepared under Brigadier General Higgs, with officer illustrations, souvenir price of 5 cents from B. Howard News 60. The Grand Inaugural Ceremonies Tuesday evening July 91 8 p.m opened by Maj La Rigge and Adjutant General, featuring decorations, a mammoth stage, Frank B. Rhodes scenery, the March of the Nations, and comic opera The Busan Jaze by St. John's Institute.
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Roger
Camp Lowndes
MNG
Higgs
B. Howard
Fete Bulletin
Maj
la Rigge
Cawest
Frank B. Rhodes
Ata Gents
St. John’s Institute
Man Freed In Habeas Corpus Case Over desertion charge
Charles Gardner, jailed on wife desertion by William Cram, was brought before Judges McSherry and Lynch today. The habeas corpus petition led to his release due to defects in the initial commitment. The case was argued by Willem BH Links and Alfred Bitter for the petitioners.
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Charles Gardner
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