Sugar Investigation Probes Meeting Discussed at Brice Room
Terrell testifies before Westsalleg committee on March 7 room gathering with Havemeyer Reed and Brice. He recalls Brice’s defense of sugar interests and denies coordinated meetings with refiners. Senate swells with questions as Davis questions the Arlington conversation. Terrell denies Sunday Capitol meetings and asserts he represented Havemeyer in Washington.
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Wasaixeros
Terrell
Suger Trust
Senate
Westsalleg
Merrell
Gaston
Haremeyer
Reed
Senator Brice
A.d
Brice
Havremeyer
Grice
Aaremeyer
Eut
Sugar Trust
Edwards
Smith
Havemeyer
Boston
Mr. Havemerer
Havemerer
Senator Smith
Tim
Davis Cross
the Arlington
Smith Wentin
Havemeier
Ar Terrell
Capitol
Finance Committee
Capital
Aft Bavemeser
Washington
Cine Zapacity Wefan Ettornes
Afts
Savemeyar
Lynching in Maryland Sparks Mob Kill of Prisoner
Princess Anne Maryland June 9 A mob of about seventy five men attacked the jail and shot to death a colored man identified as Kemp after chaos erupted following the murder of Deputy Edward Carter at a liquor store in Deblin. Earlier twelve colored men including Keron were brought to jail on murder charges in Carter’s death.
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Aerer Kemp
Cinteell Fe
Princess Anse
Isencemp
Bhenfi
Edward Carter
Keron
Deblin
Charlee Miller's
Kemp
Wes
Dryden
Sherif Sterheg
Gibbons
Kempard
Jallers Uctuate
Aukrer
Yesterday's Baseball Games and Notable Events
Baseball results from Philadelphia Cleveland Brooklyn New York and Boston with other scores. notable items include ex-state treasurer Stephen Archer arriving home from the Baltimore hospital, a Colorado Central train wreck near Chimneys Gap, sentences for boys who burned Charlie Benny, and a DC Court of Appeals ruling dismissing the Ainsworth case. additional reports cover a Cape Breton hurricane damage, a possible murder of Brotherton, and hints of Atlantic City postal service actions.
Riptons Strikers Fined In Justice Case
Michael Smith, a toxer, fined by Justice Mott for refusing to quit work amid strikers. James Keys, James McGuire and Patrick Riley each fined 310 for participating in the strike. An unrelated ad notes Chamberlains Pain Balm and Shiloh's Cough Cure with prices and local shop listings.
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Riptons
Patrisov
Michael Smith
Swkera
Justice Mott
Atco
James Keys
James McGuire
Patrick Riley
Bill Dalton Dead the outlaw leader killed after chase
Bill Dalton the noted outlaw and head of a famous band, was killed yesterday near Elksbont after a deputy marshal pursuit. Officers found Dalton’s home full of letters and bank bills proving his leadership of the gang. Also included are reports on Congress proceedings, floods in Oregon, a brutal murder in Staunton, the return of Will Perry, a life sentence in Philadelphia, and baseball news.
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Xhet White Prysing
Rapmont
James —Bill Dalton
Elksbont
Ins
Pistal
Clos Hart
Dallas
Hye
Hart
Jin
Bill Delton
Fragmented OCR News Nugget with Names and Riots
Disjointed clipping mentions a bonntest finned hearts at Easter and various names including Mercere Mather and Bargersenlege. Reports a town incident with a Pistte r.ver upset, drowning fears, and a Paymaster Halde man charged with robbery and murder. Also notes nineteen Common wealers in Helena were sentenced to oil for ninety and forty four others sentenced Monday.
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Mercere
Mather
Suns
Bargersenlege
New Brurswek
Seritai
Wchazan Sebler
Hacer Town
Customi
Batenore
Denverte
Cornell
Berita
Robsing
Muraer
Haldeman
Frathia Mimes
Dee
Helena
Mont
Unsettled Affairs in the Mosquito Country Report
Affairs are unsettled in the mosquito country with speculation that castor bean plants once believed to deter mosquitos might influence the situation. The note suggests protective herbs and uncertain remedies as the issue lingers.
Local notes from Jefferson and surrounding towns folk
Reindollar visited Frederick on business then left for York Pennsylvania. Hanon and wife from Altoona are visiting Tobies Fridinger’s near town. Edward Smith and family returned from Charlestown West Virginia by overland route. Hood family of Mt. Airy visited Mrs Hood’s parents near John Gee. Motter and family with Miss Medore Reindollar visited Dr Rhinekert’s in Zizlebure. Nors Pogie and daughter Berie from Baltimore visiting Geo Fogle’s. Tofstss H. Sckenroce left for Medeone Pennsylvania to visit daughter Jennie Petars. Vincent Eckenrode and family from Mt St. Macy’s visited Jacob Basington. P. & B festival in Eckenrode Hall concluded. well attended. Newton Zintz and family visited Lewistown. Glendren Day services planned at Grace Reformed Church and related churches. D.C. Bhaff improved property near Jefferson. George Howard of Washington DC visiting Henry Wine. Miss Alice Lincell and Miss Elai Gempher visiting Mrs Robert. Jefferson youths plan straw ride to White Rock. Benson Coffin of Mountville bit by copperhead snake. Dr. Gross summoned. W Victor Culler to Winchester and back by train. Ezra M. Thomas raised new barn on old site. about 300 people attended. Newton Shaffer in charge. Basil Lewis spent Sunday in Jefferson with Luther Shaff. Reymond Shaff family from Branswick spent Sunday with parents. Miss Mamie Keplinger of Boonsboro taking dye making lessons with Miss Mollie Hersperger. Miss May Sweadner of Liberty visiting Charles Culler of Petersville district.
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Tarrytown
Reindollar
Frederick
Sko
York
Mr. Hanon
Altoona
Ace
Tobies Fridinger
Mt Alry
Mrs. Hood
Tohn
Gee. Motter
Medore Reindollar
Dr. Rhinekert
At &Izzlebure
Nors Pogie
Bertie
Baltimore
Geo. Fogle's
Tofstss
H. Sckenroce
Medeone
Jennie Petars
Vincent Eckenrode
Aft
St. Macy’s
Jacob Basington
Eckenrode
Jefferson
White Rock
Basil Lewis
Luther Shaff
Reymond Shaff
Brans, Wick
Mamie Keplinger
Boonsboro
Mollie Hersperger
Jeffer- 800
May Sweadner
Liberty
Harles Culler
Peteraville
Local notes from Wolfsville and surroundings summarize wells dug and weather impacts
In Wolfsville June reports note Prather and Neimyer boring for George Stottlemyer yielding a strong thirty five foot water stream and plans to drill for John O Hays. rain retards farm work, corn losses, and replanting. A love feast at Grosenickel’s meeting house drew larger attendance despite rain. A bridge repair near Geo Marker and a horse mishap are reported along with mumps affecting local children. Several residents listed. people visiting relatives and teachers attending exams.
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Wolfsville
Grosenickel’s Meeting House
Middle Catoctin
Geo. Marker
Wolfe
A. L. Johnson
Allen Hayes
Rufus Stottlemyer
John Cline
Frederick
Samuel Pattingall
Myersdale
EB. C. Brandenburg
C. G. Brandesburg & Co
Messrs Hammaker and Wolf
Cavetown
Joseph Sensenbaugh
Harry Gilbert
Williamaport
David Beard
Smithsburg
E Hoontz Leatherman
Fountain Dale
Wiss Lizzie Shuff
Crystal Falls
Corneiius Dabel
Loys
J D. Dabel
Beleaigured Paris Famine Letters Reveal Unusual Food Prices
The London Telegraph reports newly found letters showing Paris during the siege fed on beasts and birds from zoos. Prices listed for cassowary, kangaroo, antelope, camels and elephants. Deboos bought elephants and resold their carcasses at profit, reflecting dire supply in 1870.
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London Telegraph
Paris
Camnavalet
Geoffrey Saint Hilere
Jardine d’Acclaimatation
Bois de Bolougne
M. Deboos
Boulevard Haussman
Deboos
M. Dedous
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Victor Cook
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Washington County
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Frederick MD
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