Sykesville Tournament crowns queens at Hotel Heights
In Sykesville yesterday William T. Lee George P. Beasman Jon Peddicord and Harry T. Decker were knights in a local tournament. Miss Nannie Atkinson of Baltimore was crowned queen with Miss Bertie Auld as first maid and Miss Nellie Stead, with Mr William P. Gorsach jr, crowning Bliss Lizzie Hewitt of Carlisle County. Cash prizes awarded to H C Peddicord T J Parsley W Brian and J T Day. Chinese Flag noted among prizes. Muillinix Kemp advertise carpet department and lemon colored matting featured with purple and carinal boating elements.
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Sykesville
William T. Lee
George P. Beasman
Jon Peddicord
Harry T. Decker
Hotel Heights
Wear
Carki County
Nannie Atkinson
Baltimore
Bertie Auld
F Baltimore
Nellie
William P. Gorsach
Bliss Lizzie Hewitt
Caryl County
H. C Peddicord
T. J. Parsley
W Brian
J.T. Day
Riflemen invite rivals to Wednesday parade in city
The Frederick Riflemen held a weekly meeting last night. Invitations were sent to two rival military organizations to participate in a parade in the city on Wednesday of fair week.
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Riflemen
Frederick Riflemen
French Leader Grevy Dies After Turbulent Career
Paris obituary recalls Jules Grevy ex president and stalwart Liberal figure. He opposed the Grevy amendment to abolish the presidency, faced arrest, and served as a strong Republican voice through the Franco Prussian era. His later years saw retrenchment after the trials of his son in law Wilson.
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Louis Napeteun
Paris
M. Francie
John P. Grevy
Mo Grevy
Bearth
Bis
M. Grevy
Muntsou Vaudry
Louis Phillipe
Changi
House of Deputies
Grey
BM. Grevy
Grevy
Republic
Carnot
Eteimne
Aragon
Ledru Rollins
Napoleon
Jules Grevy
Mazas
Department of
Jura
Corps Legislati
France
Corps Legislatif
National Assembly
AL Grevy
M. Wilson
Veterans Reunion Arrives at Experiem Pa
The fifth annual reunion of the First Pennsylvania Cavalry Pennsylvania Reserve Corps gathers notable figures such as General Gregg longtime auditor general candidate, ex Governor Andrew G Kin General John P Taylor and General Daniel H Hastings. A parade is slated for the afternoon and a bright evening program follows.
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Experiem
Pennnsylvania Cavaly
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps
General Gregg
Republcan
Andrew G. Kin
John P. Taylor
Daniel H. Hastings
Louis E B. Atkinson
Charles W. Stone
Robberies Alarm North Penn Rail Line Communities
Citizens along the North Penn railroad and Doylestown branch report a coordinated series of robberies over the past week. An organized gang is believed to be active, with at least six locations targeted in a short span, causing local unease.
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Lasspale
North Penn Railroad
Doylestown
Confidence in Egan Status Unchanged Amid Trust Rising
WasternaTes Sept 10 The status of Minister Egan is unchanged with time, and supporters grow louder in expressing confidence in his integrity.
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Egan
WasternaTes
Trades Congress Fight Over Eight Hour Bill Debate
Long parliamentary clash reported with delegates from the trades congress arguing over an eight hour labor bill. The vote stood 242 to 1 in favor of the amendment, while tensions rose over enforcement and proposed restrictions on workers. Separate items note Chilean-Junta actions and Oswego political conventions with Flower and Bulger figures prominent.
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Gotrumal Chardger
Poisoned by Wild Berries in Charlestown Visit
Miss Catharine Cook aged 15 and Miss Jane C Cook aged 13, of Charlestown, Mass, visiting a nephew in Stow, Mass, ate elderberry like roots in the woods and died that evening. A third woman who ate the root became very ill but is expected to recover.
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Stowz Ham
Maas
Catharine Cook
Jane C. Cook
Charlestown
Mass
Visi
Judge Cooley Resigns From Interstate Commission
Wastrenton Sept 10 Judge Cooley chairman of the interstate commerce commission resigns due to failing health. He was appointed by the President for a six year term and unanimously chosen chairman at the first meeting on March 31.
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Cooley
Wastrenton
Judge Cooley
Interstate Commerce Tion
Schulze
R. B. Schulze
Horva “Iinger
Cleveland
Molle O
Molle A
Buffalo
H. Allen
N. Y
W. B. Wright
Navona Trotting Association
Wright
Eunning
Unknown Death Found Floating in Feeder at Laxmeaiiiing
An unidentified man was found in the feeder at Laxmeaiiiing New Jersey. He had been in the water several days. No ID on his person. Pockets contained stones, suggesting he committed suicide.
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N. J
Hosepia
Topeka
Kan
Gustave Berger
Fragmented Nuggets of News Snippets
Ex congressman Clarke from Neenah Wisconsin is noted in Theresa New York. Pardridge the Chicago grain trader returns to wheat markets and profits. Admission day observes California colonization stories. Johan and Mrs Dickson of Anniston Alabama face warnings to separate. James Carter, Boston, arrested for posing as a wealth seeker. A bomb blast incident and a prison prize fight in Boise Idaho raise questions. One prison official’s son acted as bottle holder.
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Charles B. Clarke
Neenah
Wis
Theresa
N. XL
Pardridge
Chicago
Californa
Colon
Johan Dickson
Anniston
Ais
Tareome
James E. Carter
Boston Fe
SF Boise
Idaho
Ors
Republican Nominations At New York State Convention
Delegates at the New York Republican convention nominate for lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general and comptroller. Names include J Sloat Fusett Stewart L Woodford General James B Carr and General Wadsworth with votes tallied for governor and platform items praised amid calls for protective tariff expansion and stronger labor law enforcement.
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Rouester
N. Y
Igear
New York
Perthamens
Lium James Mo Varnum
Churmus
Varnum
Bret
Andrew D. White
Prases Foster
Treasury Department
Blaine
Nicarangua Canal
Hill
the Regult
Fassett
Wadsworth
Woodford
Becker
Carr
Chicago
Albany
Ira M. Hedges
A.C. Wade
Jamestown
Purely Personal. Local Visitors and Departures
Purposely personal notes list residents and guests visiting or returning home. Names include Mr. Lewis Wolfe, Miss Nanete Reich, Mrs. Eliza Thomas, Mr. Edward Sinnhis, Mrs. H. B. Ramsburg, Mr. Louis Markell, Mr. Benjamin Williams, Mr. J Harry Witter, Miss Fannie and Battie Stueell, Mr. John Culler and family, Mrs. C. H. Melcher, Mr. J. S. McGill, and others. Dates primarily yesterday or this morning, with several traveling to Baltimore, Washington, Hagerstown, Portland Indiana, New Market, and Georgetown College.
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Stu & Frouenek
Lewis Wolfe
Wasaio Las Lesat
Trenton
Ernest Hafeotem
Bromsask Tiny Opt
KA Rewer
Bronewick
Mat
Gaymanaden
Nanete Reich
I. T. Moffert
Front Royal
Atr
War Gerstert
Tramtasile
Eliza Thomas
D. O Thomas
Wastington
D O. Thomas
Cty
Portland
Indiana
J Harry Witter
Fannie
Battie Stueell
Washington, D. C
Jefferson
Loma
John Culler
Haverstown
Alex. Winfield
R. B. Henderson
C. D. Doll
New Market
D. O. Thomas
Washington
D. C
D.C. Winebrewer
Gerhardt Lampe
Baltimore
J. D. Thomas
Adamstown
John C. Crows
Berryville
Bertha V. Steiner
Weahington
D.C
Orda Stauffer
Walkeraville
W. A. Neidly
Westminster
Albert S Brown
Leetown
W. Va
J. Francis Smith
Georgetown College
Hotel arrivals and local illness reported in county list
The column lists hotel arrivals from various cities including Hag arstown and Philadelphia with figures noting county totals. It also notes fifteen members of a theater company and twenty four from the county. The Sick Airs report multiple local illnesses including typhoid fever and intermittent fever with several residents listed by name and address in Jefferson and surrounding areas.
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Esterday
C. E. Biershing
Hagarstown
C. Crisel
Washington
W.P. Weber
H. 8. Roop
W. H. Miller
J. BR. Ridgley
T. M. McClelland
J. C. Eyerefield
H la Porte
B. A. Mason
Baltimore
R. L. Kirk
EB. Hayman
William Muir
W.j.smith
Philadelphia
Columbia
C. L. Crawford
Providence
R. L. R. Saylor
Union Bridge
H. Saylor
Indiana
William Smith
Washington County
J. C. Siebbins
Brooklyn
N. Y
D. Horn
York
W.C. Cunzeman
J.D. Carley
CB. Ising, Philadelphia; W.F. Townsend, Carroll County
Grorr Hotar
C. E. McClow
L. Rayner
Charlestown
W. Va
F. W. Bootten
Columbis
B. O'Rourke
Ella Gosnell
Jefferson
James
Gambrill
Aravy
Walter
Glarence Layman
Bentz Street
Mary Arnold
Sophia Forzd
Misa Tillie Smith
George Wwomith
Bay Races and Stakes at Sept First Meeting
A fragmented racing list notes bay races and stakes from a September event. Names include Ezra, Glamor, Patancour, Promenade and Now or Never with times such as 1.25 and 1.43. Other entries mention Virgie and Wille Lay among a mix of pacing results and sulky divisions.
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Promenade
Agus Dale Nee
Turbulent political plots and a blundering graft probe
A muddled report details state political maneuvers in Texas and national calls for reform. Ambitious figures clash over governance while local officials face scrutiny and delays, amid shifting alliances and public outcry over alleged misconduct. The narrative centers on influence, control, and accountability in state affairs, with references to elections and reform pressures shaping ongoing power dynamics.
Kinmil Pasha a Prisoner in His Own House
Constantinople dispatch says Klara Pasha the recently deposed grand vizier is a virtual prisoner in his home and may not leave or receive visitors. Also reports a steamer Lamprey burned to its water’s edge on Lake Winnipiscogee with losses and insurance. A Newport physician says ex-Congressman Scott's illness improves and recovery is expected.
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Kinmil Pasha
Loxnox
Standard
Constantinople
Klara Pasha
Lacosta
N. H
Lake Village
Lamprey
George R. Lamprey
Odd Fellows Parade in Carlisle Pennsylvanian event
Carlisle hosts the Grand Order United 644 Pennsylvan ia lodges in a parade with units from Columbia Wilkes Barre Lancaster Harrisburg Middletown Chambersburg Shippensburg and Mechanicsburg. A festival by YPM and AS of Jefferson is planned for the weekend at the Geo T Whipp lawn tennis grounds.
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Odd Fellows
Carlisle
Grand Order United
Potions of Pennsylvania
Coinmtia
Wolkesbarre
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Middletown
Chandersourg
Shippensburg
Mechanicsburg
Y.P.M
A.S
Jefferson
Geo. T. Whipp
Appraisers Face Warrants In Philadelphia Case
Warrants were issued for the arrest of city appraisers in Philadelphia following a complaint by City Treasurer Wright. Each of the appraisers posted $2,500 as bail. Lawyers McCullen and Barlow discussed the evidence with District Attorney Graham, and authorities indicated a prima facie case against the officials based on available material.
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Hive Mercantile
Wright
Pean
McCullen and
Barlow
al. Wight
Lasser Barlow Darme
Graham
Mel Cullen
Wight
Maddie
Notavy
Skinning Horror and a Georgia Feud Incidents
A Black assailant abducted a young teacher near Arcadia and, after two days tethered in woods, was captured. she hid to protect her life. In Pembroke, Georgia a violent quarrel left three men mortally wounded after a dispute over a settlement and a heated exchange with public safety items. Oliver C Wilson Jr, an embezzling teller, faced bail delays and jail awaiting bonds. Rumors swirl about Republican agitation in Spain and a renewed indictment against Mrs Julia Lippincott for forging notes, with trial set next week.
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Arcadia
Georgia
Atlanta
Pembroke
J. B. Brown
Bryan County
P. Hi. Patrick
Patrick
Powadelrala
Oliver C. Wilson, Jr
Produce National Bank
Milligan’s
Three Killed by Explosion at Oyster Bay Station
Locomotive No. 118 of the Long Island railroad exploded at Oyster Bay station as it hauled out. Engineer Donaldson, Fireman Dickerson, and Brakeman Mahoney were killed. Conductor A L Jones was scalded. Passengers uninjured. Aephrxiated By Gas in Brooklyn. Bessie Erikson, 23, servant, found unconscious with gas on at 209 First Street room. died at Seney Hospital. Possible accidental gas suicide. Biasio’s Return to Washington for the Bizine house preparations. secretary and family expected by Oct. 1.
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Jastarca
L. L
Long Island Railroad
Oyster Bay
Donaldson
Dickerson
Mahoney
A. L. Jones
Brookliyy
N. Y
Bessie Eriicson
Pirst Street
Seney T Hospital
Biasioe
Washington
Wasnisetos
Robbers Identified in Danes Camp Robbery Case
Traian Robbers identified, Visatts, Cal, Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Graham camping near Danes night of the train robbery have identified William Dalton and R. Deen as the men who came to their campsite shortly before the incident and asked for water.
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Traian
Visatts
Cal
Mrs. Graham
William Dalton
R. Deen
Picion
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