Fragmented Echoes Of Global News And Local Gaffes
A jumble of brief items notes moves like Clayton Weaver's relocation, and mixed disjointed lines on hog cholera funding, senate actions, postal appropriations, and weather near Santiago. It mentions a New York Stock Exchange flare with a telegraph company, a draft of court measures, and distant ship incidents, all conveyed in a quizzical, clipped editorial voice.
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Fargiga
Potomac
Leo
Bay of Inlanda
Newfoundland
Rocky Point
Offeara
Olympic
Southampton
Falgland
Eny
M. Faruolin
Santiago de Cuba
Johnson
Leat Ktean
Rhip Mofroe
Harry
Natitucket
Philadelphia
New York Stock Exchange
W. A. Telegraph Company
Percase
Wagan
Mana Kebuldt
Anan Aumiilor
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Mina Tila Heath Receives Camp Fire Funds
Mina Tila Heath collected seven dollars and seven cents for a camp fire drive, with A. E. L. presenting the funds to the Indy. The monthly meeting of the Junior Fire Company is at 7 10 this evening, followed by a parade to South Fairland and the opening of the fair.
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Mina
A. EL
Indy
Monny
Tin
Firs Co
South Fairland
Boiler Explodes Wounding Two At Home Incident
A double bottom boiler explosion at a Elizabeth Street home injured Mrs. Vance Cheney and left her face and hands badly burned though her sight remained. She had previously warned against using the boiler. Nearby, Roger Andrews slipped on snow on South Potomac Street, dislocating his hip and sustaining a head wound. A young girl, Mary Lare Dyer, burned playing with candles on a birthday cake. Frank Clopper injured while helping a brother in a butchering incident, with a risk of infection. Grand officers of the O M will visit Valley Lodge No. 67 on Friday evening.
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Vance Cheney
Elszabeth St
Maia
Mra. Chaney
Roger Andrews
S. Potomac
Mary Larne Dyer
Mer
Albert Dror
Frederick
Raynaud
Hamas
Frank Clopper
Claurspring
Willy
Lila Deottier
Lina
O. M
Visi Valley
Lota No
Mombora
Conan
Fire in Cellar Threatens Boxes Near Furnace
Samus Knox on West Franklin Street detected smoke about midnight. A pile of boxes and barrels near the furnace in the cellar caught fire but Knox and a helper managed to extinguish it with water. The blaze started from ashes rotted into the wooden partition, and rapid action prevented substantial damage.
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Samus Knox
West
Frankin Btross
Bate
Tira
Tila
Mr. Knox
Tarrele
Alsa
Nile
After the Movie an Exciting Film Night Crime Scene
A Potomac town disturbance at 11 30 p m ends with a husband beaten by his wife and a drunken breach of trust. The incident centers on a married man, his alleged betrayal, and a subsequent inquiry and arraignment of Harry Brogunier for alleged misconduct toward his wife and children.
Aggressive suffragists gather at national capital banners
A Chicago activist allied with Mrs. Medi McCormick and other suffrage leaders is described as a fierce militant in the suffrage crusade. The piece notes displays at the national capital and partisan support with calls for new amendments while detailing tactics against anti suffrage lawmakers.
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Tvs
Punk
Chicago
Medi McCormick
Congress
Wlona
Bitton
Tie National Capital
Dlamond
Furth
BAND OF NEGROES IN REALM OF TRAIL RIVALRY FIGHTS ERUPTION
A disrupted scene near Mills Township sees a traveler defend amid a clash between laborers and locals. A stranger on a horse fires six shots, reloads, and escapes as the mob disperses, leaving investigators puzzled about county loyalties and the motives behind the confrontation.
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Hancock
Jamies Vancotion
Seracha
Franitelin County
Kinvan Ita
Near Zero Again Weather Record Across County
Last night temperatures ranged from slightly beneath winter cold to near zero across the county. Foxville and War S reported unusually cold spots, with readings around 0 to 2 degrees above zero. Hagerstown saw 6 to 10 degrees above zero from daylight to 8 am as a light wind limited cooling.
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Foxville
Uawald
Chowavile
MiNer'n Store
Court continues case over Bowers damage claim
Damage suit by Bowers against Security Limo and Gement Co lingered yesterday in court and was continued today. Bow ers seeks twenty thousand dollars alleging fit and resulting case tied to a fox loss. A Bull Moose leaders party headed to Baltimore for a convention left this morning.
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Wealey
Bowers
Limo and Gement Co
Keen
Jurion
Fox
Baltimore
Luding J. WV. Wosinger
Humrlehouse
C. A. Trautum
David YP
Selindel
J. W. Boletard
Tsatat Cotman
Harry Newsower
Faltimera
New Manager Appointed at Longerstown Sloating Co
Fink Luldy resigns as manager of the Longerstown Sloating Co. Koudy named to succeed. Mr. Reedy takes charge as interim leader amid transition and plans lasting management changes.
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Fink Luldy
Lmngerstown
Sloatig Co
Flertork
New Restaurant Opens in Martin Maraisburg Area
A new restaurant begins operations behind Me City Mulaony P Peggle in St Me, Martin, Maraisburg. The venture marks its first year in business, signaling local dining growth and retail activity in the area.
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All. Martin
Maraisburg
Apor
Mulaony P Peggle
New barber Harry Gartock joins Lite City firm
New barber Harry Gartock, long employed in Ilip Weal, was accepted into a postal services venture in Lite City with plans tied to Warher and 1. Bian.
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Harry Gartock
Tmi Poe
Ilip Weal
Lite City
Nia
Poal- Vonts Warher
1. B. Bian
Preacher Teaches Tango Sparks Rural Uproar in Indiana
A controversial preacher in Northern Indiana promotes tango and coinage schemes, attracting rural followers and creating tension with farmhouses. Reports describe his travel with a phonograph and partner, hinting at improvised ventures and warnings about his influence among residents. Local authorities note questioning of his religious conduct and a shift toward speculative business.
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Indiana
Farmara
Taoge
TL. J. Eavey
Largy Raalgnanl
Hought & Phonograph
Hirwh
Formalin
Danedng
NahUrLionn
Tageb
Priachor
Doltis
Fire deadly attempt to rescue wife at Tate Crdwall estate
Mr and Mrs Whyte, visiting from Bernefield, perish in a blaze at the Tate Crawford estate near Charles Town. Dr N P Tyler discovered the fire and aided Whyte who re entered to save his wife. A few charred bones survive among total loss valued around 25000 dollars.
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Whyte
Nia
Syler
Charles Town
White
Berenfield
N. PL. Tyler
Man found frozen to tree on Potomac island
Coroner and morgue staff identified the frozen body as George Pitzen Mayer after crows fed on the remains near an island in Cumberland opposite the N and G Taylor furnace. The body was partly devoured and the head bound to the tree by clothing. Police investigation continues. A Valentine Dance will be held at Sunmill Avenue Dance Academy in the Shirley Building.
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Kasecamp
Island
Potomac
Cumberland
N. & G. Taylor
Shaw
Atelit
Lie Gery
George Pitzenmayer
Dann Mann
Yuen Vista Dansing Academy
Shorley
Sunmill Ave
Booming Interest in Governor Run At Tonight's Dinner
Political circles buzz over a revival of support for a Scott or Mayes gubernatorial bid at a Republican harmony dinner to be held at the Country Club tonight. Mayor Scott, presiding, is eyed for the nomination, while conversations hint at a boost after a dormant period. Amid plans, Bull Moogers align with regulars against Democrats as possible in the next congressional fight, with speakers listed and governor’s meal arrangements noted.
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Mt the Country Club
Mays
Scott
Kel
Lewis
Pal
Col
EC. Carrington, Jr
Otting
Tralhrom
Baltimore
Republican Central Commiittes
Clinner
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Washington
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James W. Silence
Tla Ate Torney
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Goldie M. Bilenco
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George Scholl
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Men’s Brotherhood
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Band OF Negroes
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Joseph CruMet
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Ketyie Light Phtte Corporation
Crawley & Weerty
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Soloman Naker
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Preacher
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