Stain of Interest Here and There Commencement Notes
School events and local notices across Maryland towns. Includes commencement services at St Michil s High School and Frien tal Normal School, a new police justice appointment in Williamsport, and a funded electric light plant estimate in Hagerstown. Also reports a murder arraignment in Baltimore, a death in Washington County, a falling tree fatality in Cove settlement, and medical and civic updates from Frederick to Rockville.
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Woodward Memoria Hall
St. Jobe's College
Hagerstown Stock Yard Company
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Commissionera
Williamsport
Arthur C. Gruber
Cove
Garrett County
Smith
Justices of the Peace
New State Building Commission
Aguspilis
Manning Merrihin
Hubbs
Mary H. More
Federalsburg
Caroline County
J. M. Lindale
Board of Street Commissioners
Hagerstown
David M. Darle
Fifteenth
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Antietam
George OC. Worthington
Baltimore
Amelia A. Miller
C. W. Clam
Hansington
Montgomery County
George Pater
William K. Lewis
Benjamin &. Crismone
Rockville
Washington and Rockville Electric Railway Company
Courthousa
Committee of Marchants of
United Electric Light and Power Company
Directora
Committee of Merchants
Tittle Strokes Fell Great Oaks
Fragmentary OCR text evokes a period herbal remedy ad praising Hood’s Sarsaparilla to purify blood and “fell the oak of bad Blood”“Hoods Sat A0aDaH” appears as garbled boilerplate within the damaged copy
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Rival Candidates Lead Fairbanks Dolliver in Nomination Talks
Philadelphia dispatch reports delegates arriving from Washington discuss vice presidential bids. Dolliver gains support with Long and Fairbanks seen as top prospects, while Woodruff shows tentative backing but lacks Republican managerial momentum. Odell's possible New York backing briefly shifts Dolliver stock.
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Senate
McKinley
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Pacific Coast
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Steel
Oregon
Hanna
Tripp
Cleveland
Judge Tripp
Gormor Woodruff
New York
Woodruff
Long
Pratt
Odell
Odello
Cap Clark Receives Silver Medal for Lifesaving Feat
Atlantic City honors Capt Chames F Clark a veteran life saver who saved 654 people from drowning across decades. Mayor Stoy pins a solid silver medal on Clark, who despite injuries remains devoted to saving lives and recalls his wartime service with the Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry and Roosevelt’s Rough Riders.
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Chames F. Clark
Atlantic City
Academy of Music
Volunteer Life Saving Corps of
New York Inland Waters
Cap” Clark
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Spain
Cap Clark
Col
Roosevelt
Rough
Santiago
Cap" Clark
Cap
Cap’’ Clark
Stoy
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Clark
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Young’s Pier
Sumer
John Bolen
City
Contests Dominate National Committee Session in Delaware
The national committee spent three long sessions debating internal party disputes, seating Brownlow delegates in Tennessee and denying seats to Ev ans allies. Senator Hanna urged agreement while Quay noted Pennsylvania’s lack of choice for vice presidency amid factional tensions involving Platt and Whatherry in several states.
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Iowa
National Committee
Delaware
Brownlow
Tennessee
Friends of Pension
Evans
Hanna
South
Whatherry
Louisiana
Yarmouth F
New York
Platt
Quay
Philadelphhia
Senator Penrosé
Pennsylvania
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Earns Public Praise
A reader from Des Moines Iowa expresses gratitude to the Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy makers for helping their family through coughs chest lag and whooping cough. They state the product has given perfect satisfaction and send respect to the drug’s manufacturers.
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Chamberlain
Moines
Albert Pbaden Drogzist
British War News From South Africa and Pretoria Skirmishes
London reports Lord Roberts moving east of Pretoria as Boers withdraw to new positions. Dispatches note minor clashes with Boers near Volksrust and Paardekop while inquiries focus on Steyn as a barrier to surrender. Possible British troop deployment to China discussed with Gen. Sir William Nicholson named for an expedition command.
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Amy Terma
Orange Free State
Sot Comeeceteo
Mostumies
London
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Ruaggle
Pstro
Hubler
Orange
Metbstety
Geo
Fresktent Steyn
Christigg Motha
Paardekop
Volksrust
Louuren
Marques
Lydenburg
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Rhodesia
Gaziland
Datty Mall
Bloemfontein
Dewet
Baden-Powell
Cape Town
Daily Telegraph
Duwet
City
Lourenzo Marques
The
Times
Steyn
Kruger
Stern
Knoat
China
South Africa
South African
Sir William Nicholson
Census figures show big city gains and state rankings
Chicago news outlines U S population shifts with the 25 largest cities led by Greater New York and New York City. It lists state rankings by growth, total U S population at 78,964,742, and economic figures on farms and manufacturing. A separate Vancouver report notes the wreck of the Warrimoo off Port Philip Heads with 23 dead and five survivors.
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the Tribune
United States
Greater
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Cleveland
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Detroit
New Orleans
Washington
Milwaukee
Newark
Louisville
Minneapolis
Jersey City
Denver
Rochester
Indianapolis
Pennsyylvania
Mllinois
Ohio
Missouri
Alaska
Island
Trenty
Vancouver
Warrimoo
Sydney
N.S. W
Scott
Pices
Port Philip Heads
Bonds Exchanged Totaling 298 Million in New Issue
Report notes 298 797 150 dollars in bonds exchanged for the new two percent issue. A severe drought in Australia caused the loss of 20 009 sheep in one season. In Calendonia Minnesota J R Clements was convicted of wrecking the Fillmore County bank in 1898. In Westfield Maine a coroner's jury held George Champion for the murder of the Goodwin family of four. Minnesota Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows votes to exclude hotel keepers and druggists from membership who sell liquor.
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Australia
Calendonia
Minn
J. R. Clements
Fillmore County
Westfield
George Champion
Goodwin
Minnesota Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Veiled War Fears Deepen As Pekin Holds Foreign Legations
June reports from Pekin describe a tense stand by 100,000 imperial troops guarding the capital while foreign ministers struggle for access to the gates. The legations brace for attack as relief columns inch toward Tien Tsin, with Russia and China rumored to align and English telegraph links disrupted. The Lang Fang railway repair drags, leaving the international force wary and provisions dwindling.
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London
Pein
Tien Tsin
Pei Kin
Tung
Pekin
Claude MacDonald
Russia
China
Daily Express
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Bhan Hai Kwan
Kiakhta
Siberia
Taku
Lang Fang
Tien Tate
Daily Mail
Murder at a Spring Resort Involved 37 Year Old John Beck
John Beck 37 of Springfield Ohio slain at a resort during a picnic party of 31. He lived at 106 Pearl Street with his family and worked at Springfield Bram Foundry where his brother is foreman. Robert Mendenhall fired after a confrontation, hitting Beck in the temple. Mendenhall surrendered that midnight.
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John Beck
Springfield
Ohio
Frederick
Nic
Springfald
Pearl Street
Sprinfald Bram Foundry
David
Robert Mendenhall
Mandenhail
Carnot
Beck
Mendenhall
Sharon
S CIA
Thurmont and Middletown High School Commencements
The Thurmont High School commencement led by Principal H D Beachisy will be on Tree day June 19. Middletown Bligh School graduates will be honored June 12 at 8 pm in the Lutheran church with Principal Chas H Remsberg. Graduates include Mises Anns Mabel Abels Elite Grace Abalt Lacy Laelia Julia Mary Stone Mesers. Mearice Kefanver and Home Derridelson will host a reception at the high school Friday June 22. The 8% Francs’ eon closing will be held in the church Toowany Avenue June 1 at 8 o'clock.
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Thurmont High School
H. D. Beachisy
Midaletown Bligh School
Chas. H Remsberg
Lutheran Church
Mises Anns Mabel Abels
Grace Abalt
Lacy Laelia
Julia Mary Stone
Mesers
Kefanver
Derridelson
Jome
Toowany
Jane
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