News of the State and Local Notes From Maryland
Maryland events highlight water supply increase in Hagerstown and a string of obituaries and memorials. Mentions include death of W. Moore in Cecil County aged seventy, memorial exercises in Hampstead, a B Lannfraus passing from Ilchester College at eighty four, and various political and legal items from Talbot, St. Marys, and Leonardtown areas. The article notes primary election activity, a Kibler murder evidence, and a derailment incident near Snow Hill with a man escaping injury. There are Naval Academy visitors in Annapolis and gunfire injuries from ambushes near Pocomoke City. Political contests show free silver defeat in Talbot primaries and a broader primary turnout across fourteen counties.
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Hagerstown
Wr. V. Moore
Cecil County
Hampeicai
Carroll County
B. Lannfraus
Ilchester College
Rock HU College
Talbot County
Free Silver
Paul's Connell
Catholc Benevolent Legion
Ellicot City
Alle Raay
Electon
Lewis Buffet
R.A. Walker
Kibler
Robert Stevenson
Tull
Snow Hill
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Pocomoke City
Barby Tapman
Walthall
St. Mary's
Woodson Chase
Unsacock
Leonardtown
Talbot
Brief Bits from Rhepherdatown and Nearby News
The Rhepherdatown Reglater reports two chicks hatched from a turkey egg in a strange tale. Strawberry season near, shoppers gathered Saturday for bargains. Two Italians who played street piano in Fred ewick have left for elsewhere. Mills Lora B. Friday of Jefferson County will graduate this week at Maryland College, Lutherville. The tax assessors will not meet to begin their work and the 9.b Instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhepherdatown
Convent Painting Showcases Notable City Improvement
The recent painting of the convent enhances the building’s handsome exterior. Strangers and visitors alike notice the refined appearance, with the work executed under the supervision of Mr. Henry Lampe.
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Snd Lstely
Henry Lampe
A Fine Moree Dead
A man named Harry Beaufelter of West Patrick Street died after a three year old colt caused lockjaw injuries this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beaufelter
West Patrick Street
State Camp encampment ordered at Frederick Bellevue farm
Adjutant General Wilmer assigns the Frederick site at Bellevue farm owned by Mr Charles N. Bargett for a state camp. Brigades will lay out grounds and veterans prepare, with Major Aquilla Yeakle and Frederick officials coordinating a weeklong water supply and camp life details starting July 18, 1896.
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Frederick
Wilmer
Freterick
Bellevue
Chas. N. Bargett
Celomel John F. Saanders
Sta
Charles B. McClean
Fingehspe
Inowe
Phipps
Frank W. Cosle
Assessment Conference on Matraca Instructions In Maryland
Governor Lowndes and Attorney General Clabaugh led a meeting with State officials to resolve contradictions in Tax Commissioner Reatling s matraca instructions. The group, at the Live Stock Board office in Baltimore, scheduled a follow up after the Governor and AG approve amended guidance. Keating was unable to attend. The assessors may meet tomorrow per law but can postpone action until instructions are corrected and legal questions settled.
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Lowndes
Asneral Clabsugh
Beastura Handall
Herlog
Henry N. Bankard
Keating
Assasora
Board of Public Works
Herlag
Clabaugh
May Death Report Details City County and Causes
May records show 87 deaths with 10 in the city and 23 in the county. Interments occurred at Mount Olivet, St. John's, the Lutheran, the Convent, and the colored graveyard. many more at Middletown Jefferson Thurmont and other locales. Health Officer Maynard reports 21 interments and 13 deaths with causes including bronchitis, old age, convulsions, heart disease, and whooping cough alongside several contagious disease cases.
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Mount Olivet
St. John’s
Middletown
Jefferson
Thurmont
Barkittaville
Pleasant Hl
Creagerstown
Dovb’s
Funeral for May H. Jones Ends Quietly at West Seventh
The funeral of May H. Jones, a colored woman who died of whooping cough at home on West Seventh Street, was held yesterday at 3 pm with Rev. George F. Day officiating. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons conducted the funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May H. Jones
West Seventh
George F. Day
Greenmount
A. T. Rice
East St Louis Cycled Aftermath and Vague City Fallout
Chaos followed a cyclone and flood damage in East St Louis. Officials report extensive property loss, injuries, and disruption along the Mississippi with uncertain counts and lingering danger downtown. City leaders vow assessment, relief, and safety checks as residents cope with debris and hardship.
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Cain
Goth Aere
Braid
Altasiky
Alan Piedgeles
Miciy Ecitine
Bass
Che Ginhead
Kevyn
Wkmewn
Fawit Hy Anjansl
Sinier
East St Louis
Vanfal
Thie Einy
Sahel
Mississippi
Baseball Records and League Scores Across Cities
A compact baseball roundup lists scores and game results from Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and other leagues. It notes Atlantic and Eastern League standings, with multiple first and second games detailed, and includes a health remedy notice and a Shiloh cough cure advertisement.
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Blamdins
Nathaniel Cee Owi
Cleveland
Baltimore
Philadela
Brookdyn
Boston
Louie
Fittsburg
Batcamay
Philadelphia
St Lois
Seroni
Hucton
Clevelind
Baston
Baletmere
Hyltinmre
Cincinnati
Newark
New
Atlantic LE vGte
Paterson
Patern
Wimington
Wilmington
Metropolitan
Hartford-New Haven
Gartford
New Haven
Hartford
Atlantic Ledge
k—Newark
Pateson
Vateresa
Fenutrivania
Antal LE Hae
Lancast Ae
Lancaster
York
Haziewn
Hazieien
Carbondale
Easwn
Easten
Way Down Our Store Improves But Welcomes Patrons
A brief note from a store announces extensive improvements causing mess and work but invites customers to visit. The message emphasizes concern for patrons' welfare and asks visitors to overlook the dirt during the renovations.
Chicagoan notes and medical ads in 1801 issue
A fragmentary page item details a Chicagoan pledge to the Democratic committee and a Denver state convention, plus various medical testimonials and ads for Chamberlain pain relief, Shiloh’s, Clover Root Tea, and Boris Trover Root Tea. Mentions Driv Pomeroy death, local drugstore purchases, and notices of public affairs and aging veterans.
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Melick’s
Chas. H. Wet
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Sunbury
Walter Shipman
J. P
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Weil
Mae
Albert L. Pesrre
Etchison
Shilow
J. B. Martin
Huntaville
Forsale
Albert & Pearra, Etchison
Albert L Pearre
Etchison Building
Pomeroy
Buouigs
Ruewa
Dieth
Saturn
New York State
Lune
Wisconsin
Widener
New York
Pennsylvania
Chambersborg
Alr
Bentis
Washington
L. Pearre
Sweeney
San Diego
Cal
Shiloh
Albert &. Pearre
Etchieun Building
Boris Trover
Albert
Pasrre Etchinson Building
Boris Trowmn
Albert L. Pearre
Akatevere
Albert L. Bulletour
Blany
Ashe
RV. Pierce
Joe
Ladies Oxford
LOY & Perry's
Furm
Ule
Carty
Mos
Fass Pawrick
Freterice
America
Steiner Bros
North Market Street
Blanee
J. Wilson
Excelsior Stove House
Frederick, MD
Richard Sewell
W. Lamb
A. Geo. W. Fisher
Brooks
W. HH. B. Etchison
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