Local Church Notices and Parish Health Updates
The county churches announce Communion services at Mt Tabor and Glade and sermons at Union Bridge, Briddletown, and Woodsboro. Reformed pastor Rev Firor from Sioux City accepts Union Bridge charge. Sick reports include William Howard’s recovery, Brakeman Wilbur Kidwell improving, William Nelson’s condition improved after a 57 foot fall, Mollie Moberly confined with grip.
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Bergstresser
Mt. Tabor
Rriddletown
BL. L. Firor
Sioux City
Towa
Union Bridge
Reformed Church
Ladiesburg
Firor
Third Reformed Church
Baltimore
Carlton Shafer
Mr. Pleasant Missionary Society
Glade
Woodsboro
Morabant
Gracehem
M. Prchurch
New Market
J. M. Sheridan
Tefferson
W. Floyd
Frederick
Wiliam Howard
Allegany City
Wilbur Kidwell
Brunswick
J. W. Hilleary
Petersville
William E. Nelson
Sandy Hook
Mollie Moberly
J.E. Walker & Co
W. G. Johnson
The Work of Death Jere Fox Passes in Frederick County
Jere Fox a well known teacher and surveyor of Frederick County died suddenly on Tuesday aged 62 after prolonged illness. Funeral held Thursday with interment at Rocky Hill. In a separate incident Fliss Buhrman of Foxville, repainting the Blue Mountain House at Penmar, fell Monday and broke several ribs. He was taken home. Dr Buhrman attended.
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Jere. Fox
Frederick County
Rocky Hill
Fliss Buhrman
Foxville
Blue Mountain
Penmar
Dr. Buhrman
Kemp Hall meetings set for tomorrow in two sessions
In Kemp Hall the C A will hold morning and evening gatherings. The text also notes varied topics and odd statements about animals, languages, and a few cultural references, reflecting a miscellany of notes from a historical issue.
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Kemp Hall
Miners and Lumber Handlers Strike Across States
Prime reports show reduced hours prompts miners in Iowa and nearby states to walk off, with Mystic and Albia staging rallies led by Gen. Weaver. Fires at Consolidated Coal No. 7 cause massive losses estimated near 100000 dollars, while lumber yard clashes in Cleveland erupt between union and non union workers injuring several. Other cities including Des Moines and Cincinnati report similar eight hour day fights as carpenters, framers, and builders push for longer pay and hours, with widespread labor unrest and looming court battles.
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Oskaloosa
Keber
Iver
Flagler
Postar
Albia
Weiners
Iowa
Gen. Weaver
Consolidated Coal Companies South No. 7
Enine
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Ceeveeand
Fisher & Wilson Company
Caps N. di Fisher
Ralph and
Wiliam Gray
Drguory
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United States Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Crocey
Railroad coal miners strike ends with wage deal in Pittsburg district
Speedily adjusted. Five thousand miners in the Pittsburg district ended a strike after conference committee talks with coal operators produced a deal to keep last year’s seventy nine cent rate and allow increases if coal prices rise. The agreement calls for resuming work Monday.
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Pittsburg
Miners and Workers Strike Reach Across States
A flood of May 2 labor actions hits Ohio Maryland and Minnesota with strikes by miners carpenters plumbers stone quarry workers and painters. Employers seek eight hour demands while the seal fisheries clash with policy as J Stanley Brown is named government agent in Alaska and Foster weighs morality and control.
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Fort Warne
Ind
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Pummber
Bess
Poster
J. Stanley Brown
Wasaxetox
Foster
North American
United States
Seal Islands
United Press
Seal Fisheries
Ing
Alaska
Goff
Dunn
Old Hutch Pound Evades Arrest in Evansville Farewell Telegram
In Evansville Indiana on May 2 a man nicknamed Old Hutch departed by train for Chicago after a detective escorted him to the car. A telegram read aloud prompted the man to say not to return home. Detective Pinkerton was noted as assigned to accompany Hutchinson to Chicago while his books are reviewed. Rumors of a $50,000 balance in his favor are mentioned, and his son denies plans to commit him to a lunatic asylum.
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Terre Haute
Air Hutchimson
Chicago
Hutchinson
Spanish Treaty Transfer Under Presidential Review
Wassixeton May 2 The Spanish treaty negotiated by Special Commissioner Foster in Madrid is with Secretary Blaine. Foster arrived yesterday and visited Blaine’s house to discuss the proposed agreement but Blaine would not disclose details as publication awaits the president’s review.
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Foster
Madrid
Blaine
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Barnagh v Smith Hearings On Suppression Motion In NY Court
In United States circuit court, Judge Lacombe hears the action of Sarah Barnagh v William P Smith on a motion to suppress most testimony taken in Dublin by commissioners Hasslets and Ruby. Barnagh claims status as an A T Stewarts heir. The Third Brigade Camp in Lepanos, Pa, announces a July encampment at Mc Gretna with preparations to follow.
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Way
Lacombe
United States
Curcait Court
Sarah Barnagh
William P Smith
Iaken
Dublin
Ireland
James H. Hasslets
Samuel G. Ruby
Boy
A.T. Stewarts
Lepanos
Third Brigade
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Mi Gretna
Muly
Fierce Forest Fires Sweep Across multiple counties
Severe forest fires raged through Burlington and Atlantic counties burning thousands of acres of timber including second growth pine and valuable oaks, with large areas left desolate. Sparks and shifting winds hindered containment as fires spread near Jones Mill and across Shamong township and Cumberland county borders threatening fanned towns and colonies.
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Pennenton
N. JL
Burlington
Athaetic
Jones’ Mill
Paisdev
Atlantic County
Shamong Township
Trade and finance report from New York and other markets
The report surveys weekly trade and factory activity across cities including Pitteters, Chicago, Minneapolis, and St. Louis. It notes firmer demand in some sectors, lull in others, and rising lumber and iron trade. It mentions treasury money constraints, gold outflows, and large imports with growing mold exports. Trade failures total 255 for the U S and Canada, compared with prior weeks.
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Nashville
Atlante
de Vidal
St. Louis
New Orleans
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Beach
Mint
Treasury Department
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Treasury
New York
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Treasury Debt Drops and Fires at Iron Works News
April debt totals show a public debt reduction of 15427 with other items including the Ironton Iron Works sale to Clark and Barnes for 224.07, a grand jury indictment of Hough Shirer for arson, Eugene Pinnet sentenced to nine years, the Berlin art exhibition opening with imperial attendance, and Lincoln Nebraska officials ruling that Sunday play is gambling, not sport.
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Treasury Department
Association of Medical Superintendents of American Institutions For
Washington
Etza Iron Works
Ironton. C
Yesterdas
Toim Clark
John Barnes
Philadelphia
Marshal Simqaons
Hough C. Shirer
New York
Eugene Pinnet
Day
Senecastire Menorance Company
Fatal Explosions in Greenside Fire Ruins Workers
Fragmented report from Greenside details a powder explosion at a fireworks factory injuring multiple workers on Onn Avenue. Names cited include Lithe Wainiomd Mazan Leths and Jenne Hire. one child remains unaccounted for as investigators probe gas ignition and incendiary origins. Several other items cover Cardinal Gibbons Scranton visit, local saloon shooting, and misc. national briefs.
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New York
Mazan Leths
Jenne
Vratuey
Or? Onn Avenue
Lottie Horn
Greesvinis
F. S. Roth’s
President's West Coast Visit Amid Festive Arrangements
The president arrived from Santa Cruz by ferry, toured San Francisco offices, and attended a grand Army May Day event at Mechanics Pavilion. A lavish banquet at the Palace Hotel followed with 400 San Francisco guests as Wanamaker and Rusk spoke brief toasts. The presidential party planned visits to Oakland and Sacramento.
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Bie Frye
Santa Cruz
Ustlani
Chamber of Cure
San Francisco
Cvinmere
Mechanics Pavilion
Panett
Ftee Ee Tae
Palace Hotel
Bes
Wanamaker
Rusk
Oakland
Disputed Presidency and Embezzlement Allegations Rise
George G. Rath, claiming to be president of the Found ation Mutual Reliefs, was arrested for alleged embezzlement involving dues receipts. He sought a habeas corpus hearing, contending his presidency lasted until June 1. Officials allege irregularities in the association’s leadership and cash handling.
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Reape
George G. Rath
Elaudes
Foundation Mutual Reliefs
Bui
Ivo
A New Prohibition City
Bostox May 2 The drogeisty Hgnor licenses, which the besirdg ora dermen refused to renew, af terday and Cambridge is literal pro hibition city. The advocates of systems await with interest the outcome of entire non-license. Crushed to Death by a Land Roster. Laxcastex Pa May 2 Christopher Stoltzius aged 10 yeas cruahhed to oath by a leary rolleti in his father's Geld near Bareville.
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Oradermen
Cambridge
Laxcastex
Christopher Stoltzius
Yeas
Horse Races and Philadelphia Markets Reported
Racing results and betting notes include multiple races from Gurtersbere Gorrexueny and Washington venues with times, distances, and top horses such as My Craft and Strideaway. The Philadelphia markets section shows closing quotations, stock prices, and produce prices with references to Lehigh Navigation, Reading, and N Pacific among others.
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Iin
Ienia
N. Pacific Com
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