Aldermanic Meeting Reports City Welfare and Finances
The Frederick Board of Aldermen met in regular session with most members present. Mayor and Market Masters reports show fines, costs total 49.30 and receipts from hay, cattle scales, market, date and stalls totaling 45. Orders include numerous refunds for erroneous assessments and payments, and a proposal to erect a 20 million gallon reservoir. Eight drinking fountains were presented by AL Morse and approved for installation on Patrick, Market and Court streets.
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Board of Aldermen
Ebert
Eneity Register
Ar. AL PL .Morse
Corporation of
Frederick
Patrick
Market
Court Streets
M.P. Morse
Morse
North Market Street
Committee On Claims
A. P. Renner
George W. Brengle
Committee On Waterworks
Martin
City Register
Burek
Northwestern Addition
Bn Street
Jonathan Biser
David Nolan
W. R. Steiner
John Ce Padetes
Baltimore Pair Weds at Cathedral in Early Morning Ceremony
Mr Robert Biggs of Baltimore and Miss Altice C Betts of Frederick county were married yesterday at the Cathedral Baltimore Rev P J Donahze officiated the diocese chancellor The couple will reside at 2417 Maryland avenue Also Mr Wm B Trandie and Miss Odeia R Branner of this county wed at the M parsonage on East Church street Rev A F Gil presiding The Orphans Court inventory lists personal property of Thomas Deleplane deceased for record.
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Biggs—Betts
Robert Biggs
Baltimore
Frederick County
Altice C. Betts
Cathedral
P. J. Donahze
Maryland Avenue
Trusdle~reusaer
Wm. B. Trandie
Odeiia R. Branner
M. ©. Parsonage
East Church Street
A. F.gil
McKinley Nominated for Ohio Governor at Convention
At the Ohio Republican state convention in Carceuses, William McKinley was nominated for governor after ex Governor Foraker presented his name amid thunderous applause. The convention adopted credentials, praised McKinley, and Sherman spoke as Ohio’s senior senator. Andrew L. Harris was nominated for lieutenant governor, with other officials named in the ticket.
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Carceuses
Ghia
Committee On
Nui
Asi
Eustuell
Clai County
Datecrag Icine’ Eed
E. J. Resinger
Athens
Aecla
William M'Kisley
Robert Harlan
Cinrtonati
MecKinley
Ohio
Major AicKinley
Arclamanian
Major Mclinley
Femsl
United States
Congress
Sherman
MecKin Jey
Andrew L. Harris
Preble County
E. W. Poe
O. T. Carson
Guernsey
Charles G- Grace
Circle- Ville
Board of Public Works
Disastrous Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad wreck
A passenger train wrecked on the Milwaukee and St Paul line near Cyon Hapids, collapsing a bridge over the Coun river. Several cars were wrecked, nineteen injured, two passengers killed, and an Express Messenger crushed under a safe. Investigators suspect train wrecking as the cause while relief efforts proceed.
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St. Paul
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Pasercer Francosi
Coun River
Exa Real
Harry Condon
Perry
John McCarthy
Dankirk
N. Y
Brunel Expres
Aldford
Insurrection and Reprisals Haunt Caribbean Portau Prince
Reports from Jamaicans and Haitians describe a June insurrection near Port au Prince with Hippolyte’s troops executing six political prisoners and a broader purge in the city. News from Jacmel and Navassa ties the event to the downfall of President Hippolyte and the murder of merchants, amid public unrest and rumors of further executions.
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Aml Tie
Lai Tu de Kilhaz
New York
Bichon
Alvy
Jade
Navassa
Hai- Han
Stles
Port-au-Prince Uring
Hippolytus
Alvo
Kog
Port-au
Hippolyte
Fred
Port Au Prince
Rigacd
Port au-Prince
Kingston
Ja- Heiste
Gleaner
Port-au-Prince
Mushy OCR Fragment Sparks Turbulent Crime and Disaster Notes
A scrambled 19th century briefing blends reports of feuding families, a drunken stableman facing arrest, a gas explosion at a station injuring several, and a murder of a mother-in-law with a wife narrowly escaping. Authorities seek shelter funds for victims while Blaine shows rapid recovery and possible 1892 candidacy.
A Murderer Hanged at Princepoint Comm
Jacob Scheele, an aged German convicted of murdering Constable Louis Danoker in New Canaan in 1888, was hanged shortly before noon today.
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Princepont
Jacob Scheele
Louis Danoker
New Canaan
Reciprocity With Canada Ottawa Debate on documents to Washington
Ottawa June 18 Sir Richard Cartwright asked the justice minister about additional papers affecting Washington negotiations. Sir John Thomson said assent had been received for presenting the papers. June 18 death warrant for John McManus execution set for August 20 after murder of Eugene McGinnis.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Richard Cartwright
Washington
John Thomson
McManus
Pai Lape Spara
Connell
John Mc3lanne
Eugene McGinnis
Noted artist Farrer dead after long career
Loxpon June 18 reports the American painter Farrer has died. He studied in New York after visiting America about twenty five years ago and gained prominence as a water colorist with works about Alaska and San Francisco. The item mentions later naval movements, a court ruling, and other unrelated items without cohesive narrative.
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Loxpon
Farrer
America
Thomas of Farrer
Ammerica
New York
Storms Across Berks County Cause Widespread Damage
A severe wind and hail storm swept Berks County and nearby regions, uprooting trees and destroying fences, roofs, and crops across Amity, Douglass, and surrounding townships. Lightning killed livestock, injured several people, and caused widespread property losses from Bernville to Fountain Springs and Easton, Northampton County, with similar incidents in New Jersey towns.
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el Willisita
Berks County
Bernie
Bernville
Pliciburke
Trevn
Amityside
Samuel G. Liefield
Dougliss
Aietyaml Douglass
Northampton County
Jackson Galles
N. J
James Yanger
Peter Smith
George Thomas
Karreville
Charles Son
Stewartsville
Hountein Spring
Euas Dornsi
Acre
Scnamrox
Howard M. Noble
Wayne County
Damascus
Treasurer Archer's Steal Court Opinions Given
In Annapolis Maryland on June 18 the court of appeals delivered two bond case opinions. The first bond suit produced a $60,000 verdict for the state and the decision affirms the lower court. The second bond from November 18, 1899 resulted in voiding the bond, reversing the lower court and causing the state to lose $12,500. Also reported are Nebraska and Wyoming governor tensions over a horse thief named Biazea with threats of transfer and possible lynching. New corporations formed in Barnard, Pennsylvania dawn.
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Archer
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Court of Ap
Nebraska
Westiming
Biazea
Wyoming
Wyoning
Tharer
Kingen
Wromime
Kangen
Tuagerinen
Ilina
Govenor
Drowning Tragedy at Parker Ford Narrows Hope
At Parker Ford near Ravenfunl, a man named Endley 23 employed at Backwalter stove foundry dragged two children into the canal after seizing them. One child escaped to the towpath. both Endley and the Knerr children were drowned. Searchers recovered bodies, leaving Endley missing with six others. Colonel George B. Wiestling, iron master and Republican figure, died at Mont Alto. A Philadelphia market murder case ended with John Emer cited as killed by Joseph W Salas.
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Parker Ford
Neeretuss
Schuylsill Valley
Ravenfunl
Scheinkin Evenl Taenan
Mary Wat Endley
Parker Pont
Backwalter
Royemford
Hixby
Knerr
Bixby
Baseball Yesterday Across Leagues and Races
A crowded sports page notes results from National League games at Boston and Brooklyn with postponements due to wet grounds, plus American Association listings. It extends to Sheepshead Bay and Gloucester horse races, detailing race names, horses, and times, and finishes with Chicago races at Carcano and nearby meets.
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Benton Juarerpogue
Ihn K
Boston
Vous Toode-Hees
Brooklyn
Fternoon Sainskoe
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
American Association
Boaton
E! Co
Sg Athletic
Rehee Boaton
Adolostobad
Athletic
Washington
Baltimore
Paisa
AL Louisy Lion
Columbus
Louisville
Chocinnath—G
St. Louis
Philadelphia Markets Close on Dull Steady Week
The Philadelphia stock and produce markets were dull and steady with no notable gains. Reports said Lehigh Valley Railroad would raise tolls in August prompting buyer withdrawals. closing bids and produce prices followed the subdued pattern across grains, rye flour, oats, beef, lard and pork products.
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Partaprirma
Lehich Valley Railroad Company
Lehigh Talley
Pacificcom
Reading
Pac
Pennsylvania
W.N
Lehigh Navigate
Dodo Eclrss
HZLTR
Hasgink
Pennsylvana Toller Nyees
Daly
Oid Anu Asken
Artra
Nats
Save
Sylvania
Létc
Western
Gide
South
Lisgléc
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West Chester
Chester County
A. D. Harlan
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Richard Darlington
L. G. McCauley
D. Smith Talbot
Theodore B. Stubbs
Oxford
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South Coventry
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Wave Beet Insuchus Fuilins
Sayre Electric Heat and Fower Wmpany
Bradford County
Catatai Sivk
WOW
Daly Gazette Publishing Conpany
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Vdpitai Tix, PH
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Harisuces
George B. Wivethig
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Itus City
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National League
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Thna
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Bob Jacobs
Tom Karl
Gray Jose
Liz
Burch
Ly Patrick
Marie Fi
Hydy
Armigal
Miss Mary
Lizt
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