Local notices and incidents from Hagerstown area
Richard Chaurr, 24, died of heart disease in Hagerstone while chatting with a friend. Fires destroy a large frame stable on West Washington street. Judge Stake grants Bila W. Mace an absolute divorce from Wm S. Mace for desertion. New Germany in Garrett county buzzes over silver ore on Israel Duckworth’s Black Lick creek farm. James Moody, a colored boy, jailed in Chestertown for mortally wounding another boy while handling a cocked gun in a cornfield. Circuit Court in Montgomery county rules on a cup meeting association contract. Anne Arundel opposes a $200,000 Southern Railroad subscription. Howard county school board reorganization delayed. Caroline and Somerset Democrats back Bryan. A. Palmer Shockley dies at Elkton, 62. Potomac Steel workers strike. Mrs. Bresnor Damman attempts suicide. restrained by two officers. Attorney General Rayner considers appealing a Harford Circuit Court mortgage tax ruling. Henry W. Watson of Philadelphia named receiver for Washington and Potomac Railroad. gate ordered. Adams cigar-shaped train makes a brief trial run Baltimore to Washington with no records. Mine disaster rumors in North Carolina report 90 to 100 dead, unconfirmed. Fire in New York kills Mrs. Josephine McShane and infant. Medical notices tout rheumatism cures and stomach tonics. ads for Belief balm and tonics. Q Hood, Justice of the Peace, testifies to One Minute Cough Cure efficacy. endorsements for local remedies.
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Richard Chaurr
Hagerstone
Washington County
Compussivners
O. W. Randall
Washington Street
Tingereiwid
Hagerstown
Stake
Bila W. Mace
Wm. 5
Mace
New Germany
Garrett Caunty
Israel Duckworth
Black Lick Creek
James Moody
Chestertown
Jadge Henderson
Montgomery County
Caup Meeting
Ilan
Anne Arundel County
Southern Railroad
Howard County School Board
E. Selby
Caroline County
Bryan
Chicago
Somerset County
A. Palmer Shockley
Elkton
Potomac Steel Company
Bresnor Damman
Andrew Damman
South
Charles Street
Baltimore
Rayner
Harford County Gercuit Court
Henry W. Watson
Philadelphia
Washington and Potomac Railroad Company
Morris
Road
Washington
Two Methodist Bishops and Women Delegates Admitted
May 23 reports from the general conference show Trettamdhios and Yoore elected as bishops. Women delegates admitted amid a heated ballot. Details note new general superintendents and clerical appointments while other items cover resignations and local appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trettamdhios
Yoore
Riva
Vesterdey
Uis
Gezetes Aretary
Board of Freedmen’s Ald and
Southern Education Society
David H Moore
Incinpat
Ile Weetern
Christian Adviale
Baller
Delegate conference at Washington amid credential delays
The text reports delegates meeting in Washington with delays over credentials and postponed sessions. It notes an agreement in the Senate on postponing actions and mentions presentations of credentials from Mr Miszinais, with papers to be considered together. Scores from various games are listed, including Chicago Philadelphia and others, and a Wilkes Barre baseball game ending in four to four after ten innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburg
Pittsburg
Washington
House
Congress
Committee of Ways and Means
Paine
Clark
Montana
Senate Committee On
Miszinais
Algiers of midwest and global disorder in brief
Strikes close many Alton area potteries while treasury worries over a new 2 percent mis fee. Moselle vintage harmed by cold weather. Samuel Alschuler of Aurora seeks Illinois governor. Philippines reports rising bubonic plague. cholera wide in India. Mrs. Sparling acquitted in Brayton murder trial. Berlin reports 487 streetcar arrests. 15 policemen injured. Calvin Kimble captured in Denver after dual murder at Fries Orphans Home Pueblo.
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Alion. O
Treasury
Aisy
Germany
Samuel Alschuler
Aurora
Philippines
Hambay
India
Alice Sparling
Paris Green
Brayton
Qre
Berlin
Calvin Kimble
Pueblo
Cal
Denver
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Seth
Dr Pierce
Golder
Pierce
G B Bird
Putnam
Gollen Medical
Semorn
Asheville
N. C
Cumnock
Charlotte
New York
Park Avenue
Josephine McShane
Edward
Chim- Derlain
Qalone
Macy
AL. Fearre
Cragzist
Schley & Bro, Brozetsts
Frederick, Md
Q. Hood
Justice of the Peace
Crosey
Aitss
Berik
BA Keller
Beugzgist
N. Market St
NEW Methodist
United States
Magdtenburg
Bas
Pbs
Ege Salairs
Proebyterian
St. Louis
Committee On
Billy and Overtures
Enmverbefan Meer
Mmansie Dyer
Phn Mater Ator
General Assembly
Souvieteal Combelimes Hesign
Shamokin
Connec
Couneihnen BE
O Zuern
William S. Zimmerman
Thomas A A. Hall
Cunnarder
Kingston
Jam
Proserpine
Ready
Cunard Line
Carinthia
Point Gravois
Htayti
Gouveraner
Clinton Foster
Edwin Indad
Oswegatchie
Paris
Europe
Towanda
30X Jesier
Stamler V. Powers
United States District Court
Williamsport
Powera
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Frank Shaw
Harry Wotzell
OF Cardu
Zenica
Kaw
MES
Roboty
Soman
Alen
Bosvet Kmeows
Cardui
Yeaterdingg
Hosebst
Philidelphts S
Tutt
James
Albert L. Paarre
Persiecen
Physte
Nervita Medical Co
Slinton & Jackson Sts
Ill
Clinton E. Main
Druegis
North Market Street
The
Buffalo’s Liquor Department
Carvel
Wheatland
Sherwood
Gibson
G. O. Tayor
W Harper
Bumbarton
Altamont
Allerton
Jas. &. Pepper
Green River
Gina
Interstate Telephone
Wholehead
Anna Giehing
Mall
E. Baltieore ST
Esa Corsult
Placeras
Ane
Sblod Aboud
Diving Po
Caravell
Oxford
George A. Gilpert
My Lady
B. Roseno
WH. S. Miller & CO
Keeley
Keeley Institute
N. Capitol St
Wevhington
D.C
Gotamtbin
Gally
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’ K, Md
Clothiers
B. H. Blagkston & Son
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Biser
Yong He House
Neal Garbiage
Oor Central Hardware CO
Jesse Marden
Charies &' Ttmore
Brand Rapids
W. H. B. Etchison
Market St
Fred*k, Md
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