Key Monument Unveiling Promises National Event
In Frederich County excitement builds for the June unveiling of the Key monument. Officials expect the President to attend and bring a large federal presence. The ceremony will be grand and taxing for the city, demanding broad public support and cooperation to stage a nation wide celebration.
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United States
Washington
Campaign in Ohio After November 2 Elections
Passing opinions from local and general observers note that the Ohio campaign did not end with the November 2 elections. Analysts discuss ongoing advocacy, potential legal challenges, and continued political activity shaping the state's future.
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Ohio
Epigrams and diplomacy clash in mixed 19th century notes
A collage of opinion and satire from multiple papers discusses respectability as dangerous, unpaid salaries among dignitaries, a three power concert to marginalize a fourth, legal claims of unprofessional conduct in a New York murder case, and assorted snippets on European politics, Weyler, Patito Armour, and reform efforts in Cubs.
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New York
New,York
Blanco
Local notes mix rail, harvests and legal tales
Oysters praised fats and flavors. Libertytown urged railroad link with funds available. Frostburg editor laments U S Senatorial politics. Celery crops praised by Clarence Aftler. Echoes of travel poetry and local harvest talk amid brief legal notices. pension granted to John W. Emth. Wagner case moves in Frederick circuit.
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United States
Demosthenes
Senate
Congress
Lee Fairenild
Frostburg
Wagner
Salts
Harrison Wegnes
Frederick County
Morris
Calton States Circuit Court
Baltimore
Demerrer
W. Y Irvine Crose
John Critcher
Alexandris
Sisted
Acquittal in Cambridge and Local Crime Highlights
A two day session at La Plata closed with John T. Layton acquitted in Cambridge for the killing of John T. Collins. Reports detail multiple crimes and civic notes across Maryland including a fatal shooting at Bel Air, a trench accident in Baltimore, and a trial set for Glen Grace. Also noted are local civic events, appointments, and a memorial gathering at Johns Hopkins University for Dr James Carey Thomas.
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Bel Alton
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United States
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Snow
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St. Marys County
CR Brewer
Baltimore
Eugene V. Dats
Equator
John Page
Pennsylvania
Coeree Bridge
Hyattsville
George T. Phelps
Benjamin Carman
John Speenan
North Avenue
Levering Hill
Johns Hopking University
Bonor
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Wiliam E. Welch
Maryland Public Health Revclation
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Baltimoore
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Hamilton Olddeld
Ellicott City
Joseph Daley
Willam OG. Stahl
Frederick Bergner & Co
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Samuel Howard
Belair
Charles Anderson, Jr
Bunning Things The Own Way In County Board
Reported meeting about county jobs and board control, three new commissioners missed the session. A Middletown rumor claimed Grossnickie Harman and Remabarz held a quiet caucus at Remsburg’s home, forming an organized group. The denial followed.
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Remabarz
Unclear 4 New Game Law Proposals Mentioned in Fragment
Fragmentary notice lists various date ranges for supposed laws and sanctions. It mentions names like Booksgerta and Spring poets alongside phrases about firing on sight and removal from office. The text is garbled and lacks coherent context or verifiable facts.
No Century Run Faces Postponement For Washington Wheelmen
John B. Hardice and O. O. Stine of Washington arrived yesterday to arrange for a century run to Frederick with many riders. A telegram this morning said the van was postponed due to weather, delaying the departure of the bicycle club.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Frederick
Invitation to McKinley for June ceremony stumbles on timing
The Rey Hunthens and Key Monument Association committee extend an invitation to President McKinley to attend the unveiling on June 1. Congressman McDonald says to delay until after Congress assembles. He and Postmaster General James A. Garstwil accompany the delegation to urge the President’s attendance. A four horse wagon loaded with hay from McMurray toppled at Market and West Carat streets, injuring the driver. A hay spill from Court sheets is noted, blamed on cabbie stones. Memorials to C H B Rouss and Walklegion and Lassyette are presented to New York by M. Bartholdi.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised in Odd Ad Riddles
An eccentric ad promises Hood's Sarsaparilla as the solution to a puzzling request and urges readers to sell old stamps and pre 1870 lamps for cash. The rough text mentions Abyseinia social care and forbidding a bride’s mother to visit, then pivots to a stamp and lamp collection offer in Washington DC.
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