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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1900

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Grand Art Exhibit At St Johns Library Opens In Frederick

The St Johns library gallery in Frederick opened last night with a large crowd. Cardinal Gibbons attended but did not speak due to illness. Rev Father O Rourke praised the library and noted its growth from 3500 to 6000 volumes and 100 to 300 subscribers. The exhibit featured oil paintings by Hallwig and others, carved wood statues from Barcelona, butterflies and wood specimens, and precious stone displays. Rhodes City Opera House Orchestra played in the yard as the exhibit runs tonight and closes this evening.

Cod Lawn St. John’s Library Cardinal Gibbons Father O'Rourke Frederick City County Cardinal Gibbops Winfeld Scote Schley Paul Hallwig Bottoni Polombi Lesnardi de Vinci Gagliardi Hallwig Fiotats Barcelona Spain Stanislaus Kogka St. Alphonsus Madonns Floras Frederick County Rhodes

Kefsover Leads Maryland College Center Class Grades

The general averages of Maryland Agricultural College senior and junior classes were prepared yesterday. Harry J. Kefsover of this county leads the center class for the year with a general average of 99.3.

Maryland Agricultural College Harry J. Kefsover

Convention Ball Rolling Starts at National GOP Meet

The Republican national committee began the convention ball rolling in Philadelphia as sub committee members met at Hotel Walton to set the agenda. Key figures present included Manley of Maine Payne of Wisconsin and Scott of West Virginia with Hanna and Kerens absent. The group debated nomination of convention officers and press seating while scheduling the full committee meeting for tomorrow to review more than 30 state contest cases.

Philadelphia Sun Republican National Committee Hotel Walton Joseph J. Manley Maine Henry C. Payne Wisconsin Sever Mithan B. Scott West Virginia Kean New Jersey Col Charles Dick Ohio Hanna Riehz C. Kerens Missouri Ranipe Wiewell Maue Uy Wwe

Madonna and Child statue on display at library rooms

A rare statue titled Madonna and Child by French artist Florats Iris is on exhibit in the library rooms. The piece draws praise for its craftsmanship and historic value, with visitors invited to view and appreciate the artwork during the exhibition period.

Florats Ir

Soda water case cited as necessary of life

In Concord New Hampshire Walter K Davis a drug clerk was discharged by Judge Badger after being charged with violating the Sunday law for selling soda water. The judge ruled soda water is a necessity of life exempt from the Sunday law. London dock laborers strike over alleged violated agreements. Government bonds exchange receipts total 293 million. Porto Rico governor Allen and Gen Davis take a government vessel pleasure trip.

Concord N. H Walter K. Davis Benjamin E. Badger London Allen Porto Rico Gen. Davis The

India Famine Deepens as Millions Suffer in India

From Simla and Dohad reports the famine worsens with cholera killing workers daily. Descriptions of deserted homes and dying families prompt urgent appeals for relief and government aid, with fears of continued mortality and rising costs.

London India Standard Simla Lombay Presidency Garey Dohad A. J. Nei Wton Lord Curzon United States Thomasville Senns Jefferson Metcalf Jefferson Emery Stringe Crown Calaboose

St Louis Riot Aftermath Spurs Citywide Calm

Sunday scenes of disorder and bloodshed gave way to quiet as deputies fulfilled duties. Mayor Ziegenheim issued a proclamation urging indoor gathering limits for all, cautioned against provocative language, and warned of arrests for fireworks and firearms. Governor Stephens warned against fomenting disorder and offered troop support on two hours notice.

Vmazor Laagern St. Louis Ziegenheim Elmaly Rovenor Stephens Haman

St Stanislaus Kuska Statue on Exhibition at Library

The accompanying cut shows a carved wooden statue of St. Stanislaus Kuska displayed in the library. The exhibit highlights the carved figure as a point of local interest and heritage.

Tures Pacers Patz St. Stanislaus

Artful Polish Prince figure carved by Barosians

Yesterday's baseball results feature National League games in Philadelphia Boston New York and Brooklyn with scores listed for each matchup. Atlantic League results show Wilkes Barre Elmira and Scranton. University League notes Providence and Brown led 19 to 2 with Pennsylvnia at 2. An ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to ease tired swollen feet and improve comfort at a nominal price.

Teserday Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Chicago New York St. Louie Brooklyn Pittsburg Wilkesbarre Harrisburg Elmire Elmira Reading Scranton Allentown University League Providence Brown University of Pennsylvania Allen Tre Allen Eal Smpath Hellavet Wl Bain Tor Adurees Alien S le LeRoy

Marauding Boers Threaten British Forces in South Africa

London reports June developments as 50,000 British troops confront marauding Boers near Brugustad in the Vicksburg district. Gen Brabant’s forces claim progress. reports cite Boer resistance, reinforcements, and a series of resignations within the Cape government amid ongoing military actions and scarce food in Mafeking.

Huoodeval Gen. Brabant London Brugustad Kremstid Kelly-Kenny Roodegal Maseru Brabant Ficksburg Machadodoro Transvaal Laurenzy Amlarques Unts Donkerspeart Free State Mafeking Vryburg Mafcking Maferine Afostta Gewlinchmsttz Beira S&s

Schooner Sunk in Fog Collision with Steamer

New York reports a collision in dense fog near North End Light between the four masted coal laden schooner Charles P Notman and the steamship Colorado. The Notman sank after 16 minutes, 13 aboard rescued by the Colorado, which sustained damage to bowplates and flooded fore peak but reached quarantine.

New York Tithe Mallory Line Colorado Brunswick North End Charles P. Notman

I T I Ballot Count Names Union Officers

Official midyear tally of the International Typographical Union officers shows James M. Lynch as president from Syracuse. C. E. Hawkes of Chicago is first vice president, T. J. Canary of New York is fourth vice president, J. M. Bramwood of Denver is secretary-treasurer, and trustees of Union Printers Home are William Armison Nashville Daniel Black Detroit Joan A. Churchill Philadelphia and E. W. Patton Washington.

Offcera Indianapolis International Typographical Union James M. Lynch Syracuse C. E. Hawkes Chicago T. J. Canary New York J. M. Bramwood Denver Union Printers’ Home William Armison

Tower to Take British Legation Post in Pekin

Unofficial word from London says Reginald Tower, secretary of the British embassy, will soon become secretary of the British legation at Pekin, a key international center. Tower was linked to American affairs last year during Lord Pauncefote’s Hague tenure and helped conclude the Alaskan boundary modus vivendi and multiple treaties. A Yale expedition departs in August for petrified Nevada regions and the Grand Canyon to collect specimens for the Peabody Museum under Prof. Charles E. Beecher. Washington reports reciprocity arrangements with Portugal, effective after a year’s suspension, under the Dinghy act as proclaimed by the president.

Ft. Tower Ching Washington London Reginall Tower Emassy Pekin Tower Lord Pauncefote Hague United States Great Nevada New Haven Conn Yale Professo Grand Canon Peabody Museum Charles £. Beecher Tusperty Portugal Kor Rae

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