Auction sale of dairy grills and sar award
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Dery Grills
Saar
Dlov
Stauder & Hoos
K. Dov
Stauffer & Ro
Annlbw
Safan
Orentu
Job BP
Eens Turk
Ani
Sania
Testimonial to the Efficiency and Integrity of the Sex
A broad article extols women as accurate cash handlers and trustworthy clerks in government service during General Spinner’s tenure. It cites Miss Grandin as a trusted figure while condemning attacks on lady workers as rare. The piece argues for swift redemption of the trade dollar and urges Congress to remove it from currency with no loss to holders.
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Altay Dogrnal
Ube
Worden
United States Treasury
Cote Cur Teney
Tat Ole
York
United States of America
Peace
Mohan da
Orhlilenster
Congress
Unite States Treasury
Claily
Spelling Bee at Walkersville Series Triumph
The sixth in a series drew a large audience at Walkersville House. Louis Withers led as judge while Stauffer won best speller after a tight round. A rumor from Harvard College claims end of compulsory prayer with fines and expulsion for nonparticipation in clubs.
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Walkersville
Louis Withers
Wiles Rewik
Logis Withers
Charles Euler
Wolk Reddick
Pyrandal
Aimeong
Stauiter
Newton Fulton
Charles Miller
Bettie Zimmerman
Robert Cromwell
John V Perry
Othe
Mr. Harshman
Stauffer
Harvard College
Deluded Emigrants from Austria and Italy Arrive
Thirty-five families of Austrians and Italians landed in Guavesi on Thursday aboard the steamship Harris from Brazos Santiago in destitute condition. They say they were duped into emigrating to Mexico with promised land and aid that never materialized and were forced to labor on railways for meagre wages. The Austrian and Italian consuls will be asked for help.
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Guavesi
Harris
Brazos
Santiago
Mexico
Postmasters Commissioned in Virginia Assignments
Commissions issued to Julia F. Snow, postmaster at Wattsville Accomac VA, and Mrs J M Snead at Fork Union Fluvanna Co VA. This notice records new official postings in local postal service.
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Julia F. Snow
Wattsville
Accomac
Vva
J. M. Snead
Fork Union
Fluvanna Co
Outlaw's Feigned Death Lets Him Escape Jail
Philadelphia Press reports Lucky Joe Wilson a leader of horse thieves escaped Watuga county North Carolina jail by faked death. He lay in a coffin with eyes open and blood spurted, then rose and fled toward Tennessee avoiding capture.
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Philadelphia
Lucky Joe’ Wilson
Watuga County
North Carolina
Wilson
Laz
Tennessee
Runaway Marriage in Connecticut Sparks Family Rift
Mary Stannard and Eldridge Johnson murders scene in Connecticut devolves into an elopement. Groom William Treadwell Rhodes, brother of Lieut Rhodes, aged 23 from North Madison, married Lottie Redfield, 16, in New York after clandestine meetings with her father’s disapproval. They returned to North Madison and live with Rhodes's mother. the couple’s union worsens relations with Lottie's parents. Rhodes runs a neighboring farm. the couple has not reconciled with the Redfields.
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Mary Stanifard
Eldridge Johnson
Connecticut
William Treadwell Rhodes
Lieut. Rhodes
City of Columbus
North Madison
Conn
Gen. Russel
Hopson
Stannard
Lottie Redfield
Samuel Redfield
Rhodes
Washington
Maryland Items: Coal lands, legislation, and local crime
A Maryland brief reports a coal land boom on Idle Hill Mountain near Hancock, a defeated probate reform bill, a bill to bar carcass sales in Baltimore, and a failed factory child labor measure. The Laurel Delaware steamer route connects with the Enoch Pratt line at Roaring Point. Levin Skinner of Town Point Neck was attacked by John Wash, a Black neighbor, with a club. Skinner was wounded but not seriously, with likely intent to kill and rob.
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Maryland
Del
Roaring Point
Nanticoke
Enoch Pratt
Baltimore
Levin A. Skinner
Town Point Neck
Dorchester County
John Wash
Wash
Skinner
Religious duties given by visiting Baltimore pastor
Rev Irwin McCurdy pastor of the Presbyterian Church left yesterday for Western Pennsylvania and will be away until next week. Rev John Y P Carter of Baltimore will supply the pulpit in his absence preaching today at 5 30 p m and tomorrow at 10 30 a m and 3 15 p m. Carter is stated clerk of the Baltimore Presbytery and Synod.
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Irwin
McCurdy
Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Rey
John Y P. Carter
Baltimore
Carter
Presbytery of
Synod of
Joseph O'Connell
Missouri
Texas
Nevada City
O'Connell
Honora O'Connell
East Third Street
Miss Collie Kohlenberg Returns From Washington Visit
Adamstown items note Miss Collie Kohlenberg has returned home from a visit to friends and relatives in Washington D.C. Mr. E. T. Bready is confined to his bed by a severe illness. Roads are reported muddy.
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Adamstown
Collie Kohlenberg
Washington, D.C
E. T. Bready
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