Riots Fueled by White Negro Clash Threaten City
Rampant racial tension erupts after deputy sheriffs arrest William Stewart. In a Mississippi and Walker avenues raid, Stewart and others fired on officers, wounding three. A white mob swears in hundreds as deputy sheriffs to maintain peace while authorities arrest more suspects.
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Bluff City
Explosion on a Train Wounds Passengers Near Topeka
A Topeka and Santa Fe train near Kilmer Kansas suffered a heater explosion in a coach car. Several passengers were injured with two believed fatally, including conductor Lasmon and fifteen others trapped momentarily. Injured travelers were taken to Christ's Hospital in Topeka as rescue crews extracted bodies and treated burns.
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Here
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Amie
Alexander Exicson
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Almond M Richards
John Shaver
North Topeka
Joby Swarts
J. da Brown
Plattsmouth
Nell
Christ's Hospital
Ambush on Czars Carriage Sparks Police Hunt
A tall man in a dark moustache threw a parcel at the czarina's carriage as she rode with the czarovna. The package dropped near the rear wheel. authorities chased the suspect, with several arrests soon after. The bundle contained a metal receptacle with undetermined fluid and a black covering.
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Theo Czarina
Czarowitz
Ioasa
Czsrina
Turbulent Europe braces for May Day uprisings
Turbulent European scene with rising unrest in Austria and Germany. Workers protest bread shortages and government failings as anarchist threats loom. Vienna suffers large gatherings and potential strikes while Belgium Italy and Spain watch for clashes on May Day.
Thieves Rob Bankner Bandits Foiled in Maryland
The Frederick raid by a gang of robbers from Western Pennsylvania and Maryland is reported as their hold up last Friday night. Police say the men overpowered a clerk, one was beaten, and three identified themselves as W Kane S Kennedy and Vanther McCall. The fourth remained silent as investigators work to link the gang to multiple robberies across Frederick and nearby towns.
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Fourth
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Fred
Thoreday
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Poallee
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Kennedy
Vanter McCall
Barry Boggesd wedding at Clarksburg Va described
The ceremony at the bride’s house in Clarksburg Virginia drew many relatives for Miss Mary Genevieve Hoggess and her groom, with bridesmaids Helen Dourles from Wheeling and Daviles in cream China silk. Attendants wore elaborate gowns. Rev Wheeler Boggins and the right Reverend assisted. The article also notes Maryland and Uniontown connections, church conference plans, and local illnesses and social notes.
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Barry Boggesd
Anna Hoopess
Brunatte Hemnty Belbg
Misa
Helen Dourles
Wheeling
Europe
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Holy Land
Miss Daviles
Rosea
Ass U. Varr
Danville College
J. ¥. Shore
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O'Conner
O'Kase
Mary Genevieve Hoggess
Cals Toggess
Hie City
Braw
Dethel
Uniontown
Sollhamer
Alvin
Shaw
Mies Leah A. Bullely
Frederick County
National Solons Debates Tariff and Silver Policy Week
United States congressional action dominates the week with talks on tariff reform silver question and related finance measures. Key figures Mr Voorhous Mr Hale Mr Alirichta Mr Dolphin and Mr Stanford are named as maneuvering for or against reciprocity and tariff plans. The house program centers on silver debate and tariff expansion with possible further consideration of the sundry civil or army appropriation bills.
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Slisetisaion
Voorhous
Hale
Alirichta
Air Committee On Finance
Dolphin
Stanford
Lewis
Ani
McMillin
Springer
Brown and McKinnny Pan Yard Rete
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A Breath of Spring Brightens Frederick Community
Yesterday's ideal March weather brought clear skies and pleasant warmth to Frederick. Churchgoers attended services as Sunday schools filled, and residents enjoyed walks to the cemetery and cheerful scenes along windows as neighbors greeted the day with fresh cheer.
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Mawlig
Frederick
Lounent
Death notices for Mrs Derr and infant son Walter Fox
Mrs Sanh A Derr widow of the late David Derr died at her home on the Jefferson Pike near the city from heart disease. She leaves five children two sons and three daughters, with funeral Wednesday at 10 am from the grand? church and burial in About lay Cemetery. Walter infant son of Lucy L Fox died Friday evening. funeral yesterday at 10 am at Linganorn church cemetery with C D Care in charge.
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Gleng A. Worthington
Willams Rowe
C. Wick Hauer
Jones Kyler
Albert Pearre
Lewhe
Maat Patetch
Fata Bae
Mia. Hamlaie A. T
Sanh A. Derr
Lnte
David Derr
Defferson Pike
Eilward Derr
Laura J. Rhoderick
Annie Smith
Ella Zimmerman
Aout Lye
Walter
Lucy L. Fox
Linganorn
Adtojada
Mierlon Church
C. D
Baltimore M FB Conference Adopts G Baker's Six Year Term
In Baltimore the M FB Conference heard Elder G G Baker of Frederick District report on preachers and discipline. Baker’s six year term as presiding elder ends. he will leave the position after this session. The conference continues with witnesses and stenographers present during proceedings at Franklin Street and Fayette Street churches.
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Nession
Baltimore
G. G. Baker
Frederick
Gill Peteciies
Frankits Street
Fayette Street Church
Taken Down: Sheriff to Move Prisoners to House of Correction
The sheriff will transport inmates to the House of Correction tomorrow. Sentences include 13 months for Mey eony and 18 months for Edward Stanley, 9 months for Gardner Piper with assault and battery. Names listed for next transfer include Granville Brewm, J. M. Grove for horse stealing.
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House of Correction
Pelso
Hdward Mones
John Brown
Edward Stanley
Gardner Piper
Seseult
Granville Brewm
J. M. Grove
Funeral Notice for Harry Doyer and Lodge Members
The obituary records the funeral of Harry Doyer and a meeting of the Enteeinra Colored Grant tnlige of Meeyed with Grand Lodge of UU F celebrated with rites. Burial and installation details mention Rikridige lodges and a Wagower La order with interim leadership referenced.
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Macy's Gamat Ten C I Evening Ic On Om Eae Tor
Macy store promotions spark renewed shopping interest amid seasonal sales and local advertising drives. Shoppers respond to targeted campaigns as retailers emphasize discounts and in-store events.
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Macys Gamat
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