Court of Appeals Ags Advourged Till November 11
GWS UK THE STATE reports a series of regional incidents and economic moves. A death warrant was read in Hagerstown for Sau Pee the unnamed accused, an illicit distillery was busted in the Alleghany mountains with two men captured and wounded. A Michigan furniture firm explores purchasing WA Koubbe & Co timber lands in Krug Maryland with a view to a factory employing hundreds. The Graham Oil Company is formed with $5,000 capital to prospect near Hancock. Capt. George W. Skinner is sent to Pittsburgh for expert help and finance. John Jacobs narrowly escaped drowning near Hyattsville when his buggy overturned in a swollen branch. A church work convention plans sessions in Benjamin's Reformed church from November 1 for three days. Robert Amatrong, colored, faces murder charges and is moved to Baltimore. Cumberland hosts a large political meeting with Governor Lowndes in attendance. Prince Georges Board of Elections elects Mrs. McKee as president. Robert H. Bannon, Mount Savage merchant, dies of appendicitis. Miners meet in the Georgia Creek region at Frostburg. Coal vein found at Oakland Hotel site during water pool diggings. coal quality described as good. Brick Presbyterian Church New York extends a unanimous call to Rev. Dr. Matthio D. Babcock. Walter Adarman and Walter Morman, wounded at Lime Kiln, show signs of recovery barring infection.
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Alleghany Mountains
Michigan Furniture Company
WA. Koubbe & Co
Krug
Ciarrett Sunty
Graham Ol Company
Hancock
Washington County
George W. Skinner
Pittsburg
John Jacobs
Hyattsville
Awollen
Benjamin's
Reformed
Robert Amatrong
Verdinand Robinson
Anne Arundel County
Hia Tial
Baltimore
Cumberland
Lowndes
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Prince Georges County
Upper Marlboro
Y. McKee
Robert H. Bannon
Mount Savage
Georgia Creek
Frostburg
Oakland
Oakland Hotel
Brick Presbyterian Church
New York
Matthio D. Babcock
Brown Memorial Church
Open Door Clash and Far East Policy Debates
National lawmakers debate China policy and the open door principle amid dissatisfactions with mere assurances. U S observers warn consent alone may not secure equal rights. discussions touch on port control and spheres of influence in China.
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London
China
Betig
Gao Pan Posal
United States
Chines
Walt
Unitest States Equal Rights
Averton Pallies
Potala City Precincts Vote Locations and Hours
Frederick voters are invited to cast ballots at four precincts. Precinct 1 meets at 1H West Patrick street by the bridge, Precinct 2 at 41 South Market Street by the bridge, Precinct 3 in the Court House basement, and Precinct 4 at 14 North Market Street. Polls open at 4 a.m. and close at unspecified time.
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Potala City
Frederick
West Patrick Street
South Market Atrest
Court Home
North Market Street
Local Market Quotes and Religious Interest Debate
The Local Mart lists prices for corn at 1.25 per barrel, corn for bolas at 3 cents per bushel, and wheat at 5 points per bushel. The Palen decline and rising church membership are noted, with ministers and Christian groups discussing renewed efforts to win souls amid perceived religious interest decline and debates over new theology and scriptural critique.
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J. BE
W. Hargett
Inez
Jeffries and Sharkey Fight Ends in Contest Victory
In a crowded Coney Island arena ten thousand spectators watched James J. Jeffries and Sharkey fight a brutal 24 round bout. Jeffries used weight and stamina to withstand Sharkey’s offense and finally prevailed as the referee intervened. The event drew champions and notable figures from boxing, with electric atmosphere and dramatic exchanges throughout.
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James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Coreer
Mangeconnl
Chaplon
Sharkey
Selent
Hownie
Shure Ley
Ttn
Pliment
Lage
Coney Taland
Guarda
Erchampions
James J. Corbett
John I. Sullivan
Kid McCoy
Peter Maher
George Dixon
Tim Sullivan
Timothy F. Sullvan
Jacoh Tichaefer
George Slonson
Parson Davien
George Biler
Chicaro
Bitty Delany
Benert Roeber
Tammy Kya
Jack Jeffies
Tom O'Rourke
Wia Atloni
Morris Kelly
Thane Eraba
Woreiack
Jeffrirs
Callow
Harine
Wie Mart
Apt
Teff Genlette
Rochester
MARISCALS HOMEWARD JOURNEY FROM NEW YORK TO MEXICO
Mexico's foreign affairs secretary Ipguacio M Marisent and delegation, after visits in Chicago for presidential events, depart New York by rail to Mexico City via Missouri Pacific with city hospitality awaiting them. Elsewhere, Cape Nome gold shipments near 9.25 million dollars, Yukon camps shrink populations, and a national university plan fails in Washington.
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New York
Nathye
Senor
Ipguacio M. Marisent
Foreign Affairs
Mexico
Aes Retuis
Ry One
Federal Committeen
Chicago
Feft
Mexico City
Missouri Pacific
Cape
Nome
Dawson
Maska
United States
McCook
Washington
Cape Nome
Yukon
Cirele City
Kengle City
Rampart City
Fragmented 19th century news items from a rural paper
The column aggregates disparate items including accidents at a powder works injuring two, alleged poisonings near Glastonbury, a Maryland man shot by relatives, a two cent banana tax in Nicaragua, and oblique notes on Vermont and Venezuela figures. It also mentions a New York residency regatta, an admiral tied to Venezecla, and a domestic incident involving Mrs Worst.
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Pawler Works
Vermont
Marlington
San Jun de Porto Wie
Denes
New York
Gener
Ditabelle Jay Worst
Milladelphia
Mdenar
Plant Beeagea
Mra Worst
Sithout Hall
Gunnery and siege reports from Ladysmith and Mafeking
The Daily Mail and The Times relay Civil War era dispatches on naval support, troop movements, and bombardment at Mafeking and Ladysmith. Reports note Colonel Baden-Powell, British defenses, and repeated attempts by Boer forces to attack, with civilians evacuated and garrison actions described amid heavy shelling and strategic holds.
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Cromp
Mafelkdag
Matt
Mafeking
Oet
Crane
Pretoria
Hia
Alnos
Narrana
Lobatal Ten Pernoner
Moers
Ladeanguete
Ter
Woolen trade outlook mixed with Western shipments and overseas demand
The report notes uneven wool trade with British and Atlantic markets, heavy Western receipts, and rising wool exports. It cites five weeks of strong Wheat prices, high ship deliveries, and a glut in supply for midyear. It also describes shipping movements from Des Fon to major ports and mentions Australian troop movements and a murder in Ohio as contrasted items.
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Court of Appeals Ags
Sau Pee
Hagerstown
Sietl
Walter Adarman
Walter Morman
Montevus Tl
Oman
John. N. Clary
Nortgates
T. Trehome
Roc. Zilmmergen
Altuatel
Weat
Patrick Street
Alee
Tot
Thomab & Bon
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Prederick
Bribdawi
Keeley Institute
Capital St
Deretana Auther
Keeley
District of Columbia
Mare
Eswest Helfenstein
Insurance
W. Patrick
Frederich, Md
QUR
Corton
Poa Tives
Geniton Dauner
Lynchburg
Leutenant UT. FY Sebley
Smitys Langhorme
Girt
Vietortors
East Liverpool
Yeaterday
Bishop
State Board of Nebitration
Jacksonville
Tampa
Havana
Philppines
Hoot
Seareters
Haghind Mills
Whiten
Charles Mullin
Tren
Henry U Hilton
Wrod
Dewey Sword
Admiral Dewey
Congresa
Mivy
Admira
Denny Htrert
Titteburg
California
Vieluus
Wigan
Conor
George Silergistag
Sattar
Phares
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Opis Peemiey
Fefides
Bog Ladniks
Bitte
Sailor
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Jefries
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Georlee
Wait
Orouthe
Federes
Atala
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Gage
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Oppo
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National Educational Association
Asaston
Morrisburg
Core
Cleveland
Ila
Antwerp
Waeslams
Reheldt
Nuquets OF
Hay
Enwit
Tha
Nerws
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Driton
Cronj
WWE
Lamilan
Morning Post
USA
Mbt
Baden-Powell
Stajor Adye
Hiner
Hin Alatinen
Tuesaday
Welnentay
Thirndas
Crnieddett
Wendy
Bedate
Cagis
Atdepeetet
Croker and Mazet
Femainie Leider
Noytt
Wehard Croker
Nia
Conaeatidhaterdt Gas Company
Chaber
Camamony Hall
Maret
Ceaker
Mr. Croker
Nut
Palace Alps
Hearen
Chree
Perkotin
Alma
Michael Coalin
Charles Sth
Roger
John Munn
Joseph VW. Kinate
McGrady
Wealdendly Atenim
Critleny
Mindatereteod Ch Malem
Wanhluetun
General Dumont
Steamboat Inspection Service
Btarhuris
Hindeelsion
Wrookit
Milewild
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Brooks
Neense
Netto Wan
Chartotte
N.C
Mia
Sronewall Jackson
Mra
Yackson
Bnt
Camden
Cotamixatoner Geneud
Noel
Maghind
Pontatin
York
Fonnaylyarda Railroad Company
Atganti
Savannah
Dannges
Pibes
Augusta
Canning
Ated Sne Ee Erie Ee
Toowunda
Wyalahing
Eugena Deegan
Hrakemean Warren Robinson
Daniel Georgia
Lashigh Valley Company
Coban Hattlenold
Hantingy
NAG Jovem
Tha Nwnera
Paternon
Tmobart
Ieee
Tink Business Outlook
Atari
Bat
Montel
Enoraraia Wales
Desfon
Romptnctarien
Fond Hessemer
Donler
Dutone
Canada
Coloulem
Bydney
New South Wales
South Attica
Lyne
Batth
Africa
Kent
Maron
Powall
Thin City
bin Akull
Powell
Tenubilean Previtacion
Cotutohur
Chaitmas Dick
Republican State Committee
Ohio
Jones
Nash
A. Pea
Chigattea
Charlevoix
Mich
Miller'a Landing
Ind
Thuraby
Way
Hollin Mrazine
Florida
Laken
Varnell
Dublin
Parnell
Avondale
Charles Stewart Parnell
Ireland
Tatton
John B. Redsmond
Iriah
Hutchesson
Department of Missouri
Alartarres
Eranten
Moarshington
Enite
Mtrines
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