Funeral notices from Emmitsburg and surrounding area
The News reports multiple funerals around Emmitsburg with details on the deceased, church services, and interment sites. Mix John Troxell, John Brighton, Isaac Thomas, Joseph Summel, and others are noted with funeral directors A. T. Rice & Sons and providers in charge. The piece also covers the train accident investigation at Doubs and a ruling placing fault on the flagman at the Adamstown crossing.
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Mix
John Troxell
Emmitsburg
F. Schroeder
John Brighton
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Gaffney
J. E. Cole
Albert , Hillesry Countee
Vincent Beaner
Wmn. Tillman
Samuel Summers
A. T. Rice & Sons
Isaac Thomas
Hope Hill Cemetery
AT. Riced& Sons
Mfr
Joseph Summel
George W- Butall
West All Saints Street
O. Ingle
John Eberts
J. A. Staley
Daniel Shearer
William Roesky
G. W. Willard
Bir. Webb
Mount Olivet Cemetery
A.T. Rice & Sons
Improvement Notes From Local Building Updates
Masons began laying the foundation for the brush factors new building yesterday. Mr E Haller installed a showy awning at the Green House. Mrs Kate Zimmerman renewed her North street property with two handsome fences. ALC A will hold usual meetings tomorrow with 9 am led by Charles G Ayers and 540 pm led by John T Wood.
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Masons
Brush Factors
E. Haller
Green House
Kate Zimmerman
Bentz Street
Reap Melender
ALC. A
Charles G. Ayers
John T. Wood
Inventories Filed in Orphans Court for Christian Winebrener Estate
Executors D. C. and R. J. Winebrener filed inventories in the Orphans Court detailing debts, stocks and bonds, current money and personal property of the deceased, totaling about $35,000.
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D.C
R. J
Stille Stays Here. Hagerstown Globe Insight
The Frederick banker Nicodemus visits Hagerstown and praises the city saying every visit here is better. His remarks come as he tours local sights and considers future prospects in the area.
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Hagerstown
Nicodemus
Frederick
Bank Failure Scorches City Treasurer and Trust Assignments
May 9 report from Philadelphia notes Spring Garden National Bank closing under government instruction. City Treasurer Bardsley faced a $144,006 deposit issue, while Penn Trust Company assigns for creditors. Builder J. L. McDuffee also assigns assets after losses from the bank failure as fires, explosions, and local accidents are reported across cities.
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Kennedy
Drew
Nations Bank
Cleanng House Committee
Wetkinsset
Francis W. Eiccyear
Penn Trust Company
Josiah R. Adams
Trust Company
Samuel B. Huey
Afr
Adams
Benk
John L McDufee
Sprng Garden Bank
Air McDuffee
Beanse of
Los
Maryland and local election notes from spring period
Maryland census data shows population shifts with increases in several counties and Baltimore City, while some counties decline. A 14-year-old boy dies after being struck by a freight train near Rising Sun. Leonardtown holds a corporation election naming five town commissioners.
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Manyland
AsNaPuLts
Maryland
Alley Anne Arundel
Caroline
Carroll
Rohester
Garrett
Harford
Hawant
Montgomery
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
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Baltimoore
Calvert
Cecil
Charles
Frederck
Kent
Price George's
Queen Anne's
le Marys
Shies Cout
Hulleid
Euerox
Atay
Frederck Childs
Childs
Baseball Ye Yesterday Races and Market Notes
A compact report covers baseball results from Guttenberg and Washington with multiple races listed and times. It includes stock and produce exchange quotations in Philadelphia, plus a brief commodities snapshot noting flour, wheat, oats, pork, lard, and beef prices and market sentiment.
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Sgis Stomget
Sraigat
Bill
Gkid
Ina
Mite
Janis
New York
Pennsylvania
Lige
Sorthwestern
Willige
Weser
Southern
New Mess
Extra Prune
Trade outlook and crops lift spirits in New York May review
New York May 2-16 review notes firargs trade gains and improved agricultural prospects. Wheat prices rise amid general optimism as crops in the west look strong, manufacturing demand slated to improve, with mixed signals from strikes but broad regional strength in Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Pittsburg St Paul Chicago and Cincinnati. Business failures slow slightly with 212 US and 30 Canada in the week, 242 total, down from prior week.
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den & Co
Lion
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pittsburg
St. Paul
Chicago
Cincinnati
United States
Canada
United State
Middletown notes and incidents across Clarke county
Middletown echoes report several local items including Sylvanns Remsburg journeying with family toward Clarke county and a Beatrice native due next week. A confectioner’s fountain gift brings Frank Rhodes of Frederick into town. A pair of local men kill a black emake on a fence project near Bolivar, while Capt. Bragonier of Baltimore visits. Theft hits Lewis & Perry in Roanoke with goods valued at 400 to 500 dollars. Stolen wagon hardware elicits a clue from Mrs Young. Whit Monday events for Catoctin Lodge are planned with parade and speeches, as youngsters suffer injuries from farm mishaps. A series of church notices, meetings, and funerals fill the district, with deaths at Edgemont and Swopn’s church burying ground and Reedick, Diehl, and Perry family ties noted. Local societies install officers and plan picnics and services across Walkersville and Wolfsville areas.
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Middletown Register
Sylvanns G. Remsburg
Jefferson
Clarke County
Ohio
Wilson L. Remsburg
Beatrice
Nebraska
Afr
M.gaver
Frank Rhodes
Frederick
J. Hanson Kepler
Willie M. Sheffer
Bolivar
A. C. Bragonier
Baltimore City
Middletown
Lewis & Perry
Roanoke
Morris Lewis
Daniel Astle
Sirs
Lewis Young
Young
Catoctin Lodge
Clifford
Wm. H. Miller
Mount Pleasant
Harvey
Mr. Millers Sons
Middletown Lodge
Templar
G. C. Rbegerick
Templer
Amy Refeuver
Fuller Bergstresser
3Liss
Katie Young
Amy Young
W. W. Doub
Horace Cobleniz
C. K. Rhoderick
Ella Cook
Templars
Ema Weaver
G.C. Rhoderick
Foster Remsburg
Deniel Befeuver
Lodge
E. L. Cobleantz
Hagerstown
Harry G. Mingarsenders
Harsh
Bian
Martin
USB
Here
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Edgemont
Assiwood
William H
Lilly Tome
L. A
Swopn’s
Jon- Masse aKe
G. R. Stotelmyer
C. W. Harshman
City churches announce tomorrow’s services and jubilees
Rev D J Beale of Baltimore will occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian church tomorrow. Rev Fr Murphy will speak tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock in his stories before Y M C A. United Brethren hold services with Rev G W Kiracofe. MLE church on East Church street hosts services at 10 15 a m and 7 30 p m with evening subject Josephs Dream. Trinity M E Church led by Rev C L Kennard at 10 15 a m and 7 30 p m Stripping the Slain. Monteyse hosts 2 00 p m preaching by Rev Reighard of Gettysburg Theological Seminary. Evangelical Lutheran Church on East Church street at 10 tomorrow morning and evening. First English Lutheran of Baltimore celebrates golden jubilee with Rev Luther Kuhlman participating. hymn by Laura Wade Rice featured.
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D. J. Beale
D. D
Baltimore
Presbyterian Church
Murphy
Y. M
Young People’s Society
Uaited Brethren
United Brethren Church
G. W. Kiracofe
MLE
Reigherd
The
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Tomore
Luther Kuhlman
Laura Wade Rice
Pensions Granted in Maryland List of Names
Maryland pension notices list original recipients James X Reed George Rabil Nicholas Martin Jacob Liles Ephraim Provance Thos Laley Robert Jackson David Brooks plus additional Freeborn C Miles Lewia Stanger George W Bailey Frederick Sackman and increase for Benjamin F Cole. Original widows noted Jaze mother of Nosh Traces.
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Baryland
James X. Reed
George Rabil
Nicholas Martin
Jacob Liles
Ephraim Provance
Thos. Laley
Robert Jackson
David Brooks
Freeborn C. Miles
Lewia Stanger
George W. Bailey
Frederick Sackman
Increase
Benjamin F. Cole
Jaze
Court Docket for Frederick County May Term Opens
The May term of the Circuit Court for Frederick county begins Monday morning. Criminals 40 cases, appeals 30, trials 52. The term is a men jury one.
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Frederick County
Naval pursuit of Chilean steamer sparks tense coastal watch
Enigmatic war vessel sighted off San Diego stirs officials who plan to intercept the Chilean steamer with Charleston and Baltimore in Chilean waters. San Francisco reports indicate Charleston delayed while authorities weigh options to seize cargo if the vessel gains neutral harbor.
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San Diego
Wacsaisutos
Navy Department
San Francisco
Charleston
Gore
Itate
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Ranaway
Peliet
San Franceco
Richard Trumbull
United States
Died on the Way Home Phreene May 4 A Taylor Braden
Philadelphia official of the Pennsylvania redhoad died on a Pullman car on the way from California where he had been seeking health. His brother and Ludie were with him when he died. The body was sent to Philadelphia. Ex-Minister Tat Sintung Sax Diece Cal Mey 9. Taft’s condition unchanged and physicians slow to recover. Taft takes little nourishment yet shows vitality. Gen Taft’s son arrives from Washington.
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Phreene
A. Taylor Braden
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Redhoad
Calefornia
Andster
California
Ludie
United States
Taft
Washington
Great Britain's Preparations for Druping the Expedition
A confused account describes Britain's buildup for a South African expedition with three days of provisions and limited munitions. It notes lack of artillery, fragile breech mechanism, and slow progress of a march with women and children in convoy. Officials hope the journey ends before surpassing Beetittzeland and mention Transvaal support for the undertaking.
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Great Britain
Losiis
May
Natal
Sonekey
Afsica
Brisis
Train Load of Italian Workers Drowned in Flood
A quarry train carrying many workmen was swept from its tracks by a sudden flood near Alleronti in Umbra. The cars were lifted off the rails and carried downstream, drowning most occupants before aid could reach them. Local dispatches report the tragedy as the river overran its banks and submerged the train kilometers from the site.
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Italy
Alleront
Orvieta
Umbra
Allurona
Ex Senator Warner Muller Returns From Isthmus Trip
Warner Muller arrives home in New York after a trip to the isthmus in support of the Nicaragua canal project. He reports a good voyage and notes a banquet in Greytown after the wreck. The party toured the coal route and praised the undertaken work and prospects.
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Warner Miller
New York
Warner Muller
Nicaragus Canal
Miller
Gregigien
Greytown
Latics Left Lamenting and Murky City Tides
Anacost reports pastor Fre B Staples vanished leaving several young ladies promised marriage and debt woes. In Anlimey Atlex Texas a boy’s death case advances as authorities pursue the stepfather amid strong evidence. Meanwhile Midland railway workers in CrawFrorpsvi isd strike over pay, blocking trains for six months. Frank Rheingold in Lona Istaxo City receives a five year eight month Sing Sing sentence for vitriol attack. Italy’s move tops news as Uropesn press discusses U S conduct in New Orleans affair. Blavatsky dies in London at 60. pope’s encyclical on socialism eyed for Whitsuntide. Weather fair and warmer. Sydney ties the late Sir Jona Robertson. Florida senatorial ballot shows Bloxham leading. Hydrophobic health stats record high hydropathy deaths in Massachusetts. Assistant Secretary Smaulding limits sugar refinery valuations. Treasury sees surge of sugar shipments and merchant applications.
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Jona Robertson
Victoria
Sydney
New South Wales
Florida
Bloxham
Long
Massachusetts
Julius E
United States
Wesvington
Saul
Sas
Professiship
Lelane Stanfont
Smaulding
Ang
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