Taneytown Elects Dr G T Motter Burgess by Acclaim
Dr George T Motter, a native of Frederick County and brother of Judge John C Motter, was yesterday elected burgess of Taneytown Carroll County as a non partisan candidate with no opposition. He was born April 5 1942 at Emmitsburg and educated at Emmitsburg schools and Dickerson College Carlisle Pa. He completed medical study under Drs A and C.
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G. T. Motter
Frederick County
George T. Motter
Taneytown
Carroll County
Dr. Motter
John C. Motter
Emmitsburg
Dickerson College
Carlisle
Drs. A
Dr BR L Annan Burgess Honor in Taney Town
Dr BR L Annan began lectures at Belle vue Medical College in New York and became a medical cadet in the U S Army in 1834. After hospital service in the North and Nashville he graduated in 1865. He opened practice in Taney Town in 1866 and has since built a large, respected medical career.
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BR. L Annan
Bellevue Medical College
New York City
United States Army
Nashville, Tenn
Taneytown
Burgess
St Regis Indians clash with police. one dead
At St Regis Indian reservation near Cornwall Ontario the Dominion police clashed with Indians during arrests for chief elections. Jake Ice was killed, another Indian seriously injured, a third wounded as officers freed four prisoners after locals blocked the arrest. Ice famed as an athlete.
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Cornwall
Out
St. Regis Indian Reservation
St. Lawrence
Here
Dominion Police
Jake Ice
St. Regis Vugige
St. Regis Island
Toree
Hogan
Officer Chamberlain
St. Regis
Ice
Vandalism at Baptist Tabernacle in Atlanta After Denunciation
In Atlanta on May 2, the Baptist Tabernacle at Harris and Luckie streets suffered window and interior damage during Sunday night. A door to the Sunday school room was torn free, a toilet tank ripped out, water spilled, carpets stained, and paint smeared. Placas attacked Rev. L. G. Broughton for his stance against Nanianism, with threats and calls for violence toward him. Police found more placards urging punishment of Broughton. In a separate note, E. C. Delancey of Perry county, Pa, was sentenced to two years in the Eastern Penitentiary for counterfeiting after earlier arrest in Mercersburg. While awaiting trial, Delancey was caught making five cent pieces.
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Atlanta
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Harris and
Luckie Streets
L. G. Broughton
Dr. Broughton
Newnan
Broughton
Tabernacle
Chambersburg
E. C. Delancey
Perry County
Mercersburg
Stewarr
Delancey
Cuban unrest and American policy debated in Cuba
dispatches describe bandits raiding San Andres, stealing horses and money while villagers beg for protection. Cuban officers and laborers discuss postwar rule as US occupation policy sparks debate. Canadian strikes and Canadian and American industry news follow, with Percival Jernegan’s sea salt gold scheme and local accidents and drownings noted.
Monument for Blue and Gray at Chickamauga Park
A proposed dedication tomorrow unites Union and Confederate memory at Chickamauga Park with a 47 foot New England granite monument. Kentucky funded base inscriptions honor both sides as Old Soldiers converge from across the United States and a presidential attendance may follow.
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Chickamauga Park
United States
McWinley
Chattanooga
New England
Barrie
State of
Kentucky
Insurgent Prisoner Report Amid Dewey Statements
The report notes uncertainty over where Insurgent leaders are held. Admiral Dewey says prisoners are at headquarters, but the San Fernando location is unconfirmed and information is lacking.
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Gillmore
Admiral Dewey
San Fernando
Paying Off the Spaniards and War Debts
Secretary Hay paid the United States treaty indemnity of 20 million dollars to the French ambassador M Cambon for the Philippines surrender. The payment, in four warrants, was deposited in Riggs Bank and to be cashed through City National Bank of New York. Spain may repurchase the funds in New York. Baseball results across leagues follow with multiple game scores and standings. A cable from President McKinley to Admiral Dewey honors the victory. Labor tensions in Pawtuxet valley end with River Point Weavers yielding. Valley losses exceed 50 thousand dollars in wages.
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Washington
Spain
Hay
M. Cambon
Philippines
Treasury
United States
Riggs National Bank
City National Bank of
New York
Xalion
Dewey
Navy Yard
McKinley
Admiral Dewey
Providence R
Pawtuxet
River Point
REPORT FROM ADMIRAL DEWEY Dated Manila April 30
Admiral Dewey reports a Yorktown party of fifteen captured by Filipinos at Baler. Ten crew including Gillmore are said to be prisoners at insurgent HQ. Five others are unaccounted for and feared killed. A cablegram seeks names of men in Filipino hands.
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Manila
MacArthur
Antonio Luna
J. C. Gillmore
United States
Yorktown
Baler
Luzon
Bell
Macabebe
Calumpit
Lawton
Gillmore
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Yorktown Ten
Filpinos
Dewer
Paty du Clam Testimony in Dreyfus Revision Inquiries
The May 2 issue prints Lieutenant Colonel Paty du Clam’s deposition. He testifies he acted as a soldier on oral orders, not written ones, in Dreyfus affair events. He recalls being advised by experts, implies manipulation to save Esterhazy, and cites command from de Boisdeffre and Gonse.
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Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Paty du Clam
Culgnol
Cufene
le Mouton de Boisdeffre
Plequart
de Boledeffre
MM Bortilion
Cochefort
M. Bourtillon
M. Cochefort
Oviobar
Sandherr
Candherr
Mercier
M Deerson
Henry
Paty du Clem
Gonse
Esterhazy
Gonso
Baye Hsterhazy
MM. Gribelim
Paulfin de Simorel
Algeria
Dixi
Republic
General de Bolsdeffra
Injunction Against Coal Company and Frisco Railway Upheld
In Fort Smith Arkansas on May 2 Judge Rowe refused to dissolve the injunction restraining the Kansas and Texas Coal Company and the Frisco railway from bringing in Black miners to replace strikers. The court ruled state peace outweighed mine owners property interests, allowing continued federal injunction coverage for Corn Hill Denning and Jenny Lind mines and threatening potential unrest as camps may be filled with African American workers.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Rowe
Kansas and Texas Coal Company
Frisco Railway
Corn Hill
Denning
Jenny Lind
Forest Fires Threaten Laurel Hill in Greensburg
Fighting forest fires rage on the west side of Laurel Hill mountains threatening several buildings as residents battle the flames after a few days of outbreak. Damage from last spring’s fires forewarns for extensive timber losses in the region.
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Greensburg
Laurel Hill Mountains
Tange
Westminster's Mayor Miller Unanimously Re-elected
Fred D. Miller was yesterday elected mayor of Westminster in a unanimous vote, having served the past several years with a successful administration. A member of Miller & Gross merchants, he is a prominent local business figure who married Alice Fulton of the county and is related to William Neidig.
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Rod. D. Miller
Fred. D. Miller
Westminster
Uatrell County
Miller
Miller Gros
Alice Fulton
Wm. ©. Neidig
Idaho's murderous strikers threaten more upheaval
Wardner Idaho May 2 There was no disturbance in the mining district yesterday seven men were seen with rifles over the mountains but their destination remained unknown. Non union men left on trains and some strikers departed. Citizens fear further outrages before troops arrive State Auditor Sinclari searches for dynamiters but progress is slow. James Cheyne wounded by dynamiters not expected to live. Bodies and ruins tied to Burke and Bunker Hill violence. vault and safe blown open in mill ruins, hundreds of company documents destroyed.
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Wardner
Idaho
Mountins
Barrett Sinclair
James Cheyne
Bunker Hill
Jack Smith
Burke
Wallace
Cuba's Strongest Man Taken to Philadelphia for Treatment
Major Gerardo Domenche, famed as Cuba's strongest man, arrived in New York a physical wreck and was taken to Philadelphia for treatment. He endured a long war service, endured shipwrecks and capture, and later faced multiple forced returns before medical care. President McKinley returned to Washington after a quiet visit in New York.
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New York
Gerardo Domenche
Cuba
Lauenburg
Domenche
Gomez
Nassau
Sanchez
Wesler
Sancti Spiritus
Blanco
Cienfueres
Matanzas
Molineux Habeas Corpus Writ Dismissed in Murder Case
In New York Justice Bookstayer in the supreme court yesterday dismissed the writ of habeas corpus for Roland B. Molineux, accused of murdering Mrs Adams, and ordered the prisoner to remain in the Tombs. The grand jury will consider issuing another indictment.
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Molinent
New York
Justice Bookstayer
Supreme Court
Roland B. Molineux
Adams
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