Maryland News Roundup. Varied Events Across Counties
Funeral of Retired A Darsenlauer held in Annapolis. canal repairs near completion in Montgomery county. no fair planned in Cecil county. Centreville Academy appoints Mr Harry Keating principal. Farmers Alliance may field county ticket in Anne Arundel. Golden Chain picnic held in Harford county. Prohibition delegates named from Washington county. Senatorial candidate John Hobertson issues policy letter. Black residents alarmed by Saturday cyclone in Prince George's. Adjutant general orders camp planning for colored troops at Camp Parole. Southern Maryland cyclone details reveal its scale. Kent county peach crop reported doomed by yellowing. Ferdinand Edward Coates of Westminster dies at 58. Hobertson linked to rape case in Prince George's. suspect arrested near Bennings. Merchants National Bank of Dayton files equity suit against S G Lee & Sons in Towson. Washington County commissioners repair Antietam bridge near Rowland's Mills. new bridge planned over Little Conococheague. Baltimore County counsel instructed to secure Treasurer Yellett’s books for Accountant Rogers. Cumberland: brakeman William Welsh killed in B&Q yards. six-year-old George Matthews killed while near railroad ties in Lonaconing. Towson saws open for coal supply to almshouse, courthouse, jail. HL Bartonenson awarded smokhouse contract. B P Murray to courthouse and jail.
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A. Darsenlauer
Annapolis
Montgomery County
Cecil County
Harry Keating
Centreville Academy
Farmers’ Alliance
Anne Arundel
Order of the Golden Chain
Old Baltimore
Harford County
Washington County
John Hubner
Prince George’s County
Adjutant General
Camp Parole
Maryland
Kent County
Ferdinand Edward Coates
Westminster
Carroll County
John Hobertson
Prince George's County
Bennings
Williams
Merchants’ National Bank of
Dayton
Ohio
Towson
Baltimore County
S. G. Lee & Sons
Washington County Commissioners
Antietam
Rowland’s Mills
Yellett
Rogers
Cumberland
William Welsh
George Matthews
Lonaconing
HL. E.bartleson
Simhhouse
Sud B. P. Murray
BL & Osy. M. Cla
Island Park
Wesley Grove
Ladies of
New London
Linn Vary
Elise Mowen
Mowen
J. DM. Pearce
Blvamont
Baltimore
Posts Office Department
Federation of Labors
Western Maryland Railroad
J.J. Murrey
Ell Nicodemus
Buckeystown
Wesley Baltzell
Peter Baer
Barkes
Grace
George Mathews
Felix Agnus
Hagerstown
Waryland
Virginia
New Odd Fellows
Spencer Jones
James Heyden
Rockville
Henry Gillis
Travilab
Ste Xow
Urbana M. E. Sagar
Frederick Boxe
Larper
Jacob Keller
Firma
Hew Corporations Charters Issued in Hanpissure Area
Charters were issued for several firms including The National Homestead Loan and Trust Company with $150,000 capital, Greek Waiter company with $20,000, Blairsville Land Improvement Company with $25,000, and Sterling Razor Company with $5,000. In Campex New Jersey, Francis S reported gaining weight in jail and expresses faith in his counsel, ex-Judge Wessett, who may discuss death with him.
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Hew
Hanpissure
National Homestead Loan and Trust Company
One Capital
Greek Waiter . Company
Sear Capital
Blairsville Land Improvement Company
Capioo Ea Sekudiompton Coastr
Noi Pion
Ane
Schnylkill
Burg
Campex
N. J
Francis
Soren
Hin
Camden County
Wesett
Wil Puil
Philadelphia man charged with arson and threats
Simon Berger was arraigned on arson charges after allegedly starting a fire that endangered the lives of several women and children in a residence. He was committed for trial in default of bail set at 4000. The report also notes a revolt by Argentine troops in Corrientes with four killed before suppression and leaders jailed.
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Tladelphia
Simon Berger
Macgistrate Gillespie
Tenth District
Borsos Ayres
Corrientes
Schilling's Appeal Calls Foreign Capital a National Threat
The People's party executive committee address charges foreign capital with controlling U S wealth and oppressing the poor. It argues railroads and major firms are England or foreign owned, urges industrial independence, social reforms, and a people controlled telegraph system. It ends by urging readers to join the party.
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The
People’s Party
Schilling
England
United
Europe
Western Union Telegraph Company
Treasury
Department
Ee Oad
Pevglae Party
People’s Nes
Quasi
Canu
Sn Su Eayoedi
Murder Threat Stirs Spring City Quarrel in July
Valentin Shaffer, held at Chester County jail, says he stabbed cousin John Quigs in self defense after a beer gathering near Spring City. Quigs and several friends confronted Shaffer. during the ensuing fight Shaffer, attacked, drew a knife and wounded Quigs twice, one cut severing a Hyer. The physician states Quigs will die.
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West Chester
Valentine Shaffer
Chester County
John Quigs
Spring City
Shaffer
Quige
Quigs
Spring Cuy
Quigg
Washington Invites Grand Army Encampment to City
A citywide appeal urges hosting the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment with Washington cited as a model host. Citizens recall past welcome to veterans and vow to show a new, enlarged, more splendid city in 1892. Pleasure boats collide in fog near Gloucester injuring crew. one seriously. Prisoners from Camp Gronnod stir Chester County jail with horse theft and counterfeit money cases linked to the Devon encampment.
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Washington
Liine
Gloucester
N. J
The
Park Company
George Law
Gloucester Ferry Company
Greenwich Point
Hugh Driscol
Pennsylvania Hospital
Gronnod
Weer Caestex
Devon
Chester ‘ County
John Wise
Wiliam Donaldson
Harry Allen
Jane Wiiilauer
PERSONAL notices from a coastal county
Purely personal items mention Henry J Wead of Baltimore a St James sea night clerk visiting holiday. Edwie Markell A Greeg dhiler go to Camp Estey. Fzra Itouck and wife and Charla Crosise travel from Haragicng Grose to Ocean Grove. Frank E Mainhart of New York returns home from his parental residence nearby. Granville Lindsay family visit country friends. Amelia Hives Chanler and friends sail next Saturday 25 on La Gascoigne, planning Newport season. Alexander Mucgis visits Frederick. Miss Bertie Alvaugh Baltimore visits aunt in city. Mrs Charles B Fox and Mrs Richard Sturm enjoy cool breezes at Lincoln Engelbrecht residence. D E Hargett and family with Mrs George Whipp depart for Ocean Grove. J Uhbler returns from Hazersrown with Misses Evs Annie Plumrichouse. Wm Besant leaves for Smithsboro to spend ten days. Miss Molic Owings leaves for Ocean Grove. Az Baxter Weikert goes home. Maggie McBride Washington visits city. Hannah Crimmins returns from Philadelphia. Atlantic remains.
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Henry J. Wead
Baltimore
St. James
New Market
Edwie C. Markell
A. Greeg Dhiler
Camp Estey
Fzra Itouck
Charla Crosise
Haraicng
Granville Lindsay
Amelia Hives-Chanler
Miss Pleasants
Miss Pase
America
la Gascoigne
Tork
Newport
Alexander Mucglis
Frederick
George Sifrod Ty
Atlantic City
Bertie Alvaugh
James
East Third Street
Charles B. Fox
Richard P. Sturm
A. Lincoln Engelbrecht
D. E. Hargett
George T. Whipp
Jefferson
P. R. ER
Ocean Grove
S. J
J. ¥. Uhbler
Hazers+ rown
Missus Evs
Annie Plumrichouse
Wmn. T. Besant
Bessent & Knote
Smithsboro
Washington County
Molic Owings
N. J. Az
Baxter Weikert Jeft
Wiss
Maggie McBride
Washington
Hannah Crimmins
Philadelphia
Postponed Assault Case Hearing In State v Wett
The hearing in the case of the State v Wett on an assault charge against Laura Powell, originally set before Magistrate Wilson yesterday, was postponed until tomorrow afternoon.
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Peter Wett
Laura Powell
Wilson
Ohio Governor Campbell to Seek Cleveland Aid on Stump
In Pittsburg Governor Campbell said Democrats will win Ohio’s fight and expect help from ex-President Cleveland. Other speakers named include Governor Hill of New York Jerry Simpson and Senator Peffer. Farmers Alliance ties noted. Campbell returned to Columbus last night.
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Ohio
Pierssone
Campbell
Pittsburg
Randall Club
Silver Lake Grove
Seventh Avenue Hotel
Cleveland
Hill
New York
Jerry Simpson
Senator Peffer
Kansas
Farmers’ Alliance
Columbus
Disgusted sports halt Fitzsimmons Hall fight in St Paul
A St Paul boxing event led by Hall and backed by the Minnesota Athletic Club was halted after the governor ordered state forces to prevent the match. Sheriff and officials convened a meeting with club leaders and the mayor to avoid bloodshed, resulting in the forfeit of $300 and about $9,000 already spent on the pavilion and related costs. Crowds from across the country left disappointed as authorities moved to cancel the event.
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Smith
St. Paul
Houston
San Francisco
New Orleans
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Merriam
Fitzsimmons
Aes
Hall
Minnesota Athletic Club
Formad
West Cuesten
Chester Comunty
Philadelphia
Horses Fail to Break Records at Newark Driving Meet
Wild crowd of 8,000 watches Futite Efforts of Nelson and Guy to beat their records at the Delaware Driving Club summer meeting. Guy, owned by W. J. Gordon of Cleveland, and the famed stallion Nelson both miss their marks as weather stays fair and the track speeds up. Races at Gloucester and Brighton Beach report mixed results with several winners and uneventful programs.
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Guy
Cint
W. J. Gordon
Cleveland
Moss
Vic H
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Gor
Simmons
Las
Coal Creek miners face provocation as militia prepares
In Coal Creek Tennessee July 24 miners withdraw threats while governor calls extra session to repeal the lease law. Troops threaten bayonet action as Gatling guns mount on flatcars. Officials report possible large-scale clashes if order fails.
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Ksoxvilis
Tenn
Coal Creek Valley
Winer
Coal Creek
Tennesees
Anderson County
Clinton
Birmingham
Knoxville Rifles
Local News Bits From The Tex News Week
A roundup of brief items notes generous apple treats to a Mr Michael LLBbert, odd accident stories, local reunions, repairs, and social happenings from Maryland towns. Highlights include a Gettysburg veterans gathering, a cow disturbance, new mill lumber needs, a dog and snake incident, and upcoming fairs, festivals, and excursions across Frederick, Montgomery, and Hagerstown regions.
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Hyattstown
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