Jubilee in Baltimore for Veterans Exercises and Entertain
Sussex and Wilmington people gather for a veterans Jubilee in Baltimore with a pageant of military units. Delaware headquarters at Barnum House hosts reception and events for Grand Army of the Republic members, with plans for a parade, fireworks, and a ball. Leaders include Gen. Rome, President, and local officials. Visitors expected from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Maryland, New Jersey.
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F. W. Ross
Wy Oaunltte
Grand Arsay Et Amore
Delaware
Barnum
Minnensin
Iowa
Interestin
Maryland
New Jersey
Baltimore
Tna Council of Administration
Rome
United States
Arid
Fith Army Corp
Union Veteran Corps
Gti
D. C
Grand Army
George
Graham H
Schuetzen Park
Cipal
Will
Citizens’ Committee
Conneil
Larbor
Fort Vtey
Tivoli
Vil Hill
Dummers
Cain
Wolfestay
Rockland Postmaster dispute sparks street clash and arrests
Rockland locals report post office turmoil as Postmaster Green loses control amid councilmanic tensions. Violence erupts with bricks, injuring a man. police and mayoral actions follow. The city health board meets amid nuisance fines and sewer concerns, while legal cases and public notices unfold.
City Offices Shuffle as Republicans Push for Police Chief
Local talk centers on who will be appointed Chief of Police as Republican ward workers press petitions. James L. Hawkins is named by stalwarts, while others expect Councilman Stevenson or John G. Baker. Debate includes race and the timing of Col. McIntire’s term and potential changes to the Water Department. The question lingers whether Mayor Wales will appoint Black officers, amid calls for arrests once the new mayor assumes office.
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Board of Health
LP. Bush
Draper
John G. Hey
Patrick Kens
Charles D. Agnes
Lafayette Street
Agnes
H. F. Pickles
Gaynor
Samuel D. Forbes
John A. Harris
Henry Jenkins
Tutnull
Fifth and
Spruce Streets
Ward
J. Grey
Hoge of
Lynch
James Stewart
William F. Holland
Springer
Witenkas
Lask Council
Elizabeth
Connell
E. F. Kane
Wienktas
Shipley
Walea
Rehoboth
Dain
Btate Medical Society
Font
Avery
James L. Hawkins
Grand Army
Stevenson
Mr. Stevenson
John G. Baker
Police
Buttevenson
Denounced campaign slander sparks editor’s defense in town
A letter to the Morning News defends a Democratic convention recounting five attendees at Carty's hotel, rebuking a slanderous report as false. It asserts two-thirds of local readers are Democrats, notes orderly hotel conduct, and counters claims of drunkenness. The piece also mentions A O U W plans to Ocean Grove, the purpose and scope of the mutual aid order, and nearby business notes on roots, pavement work, and base ball games. Local notices include a correction about the St Marys Pioneer Corps excursion.
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Kennett Square
Front
Orange
Fourth Street
George Stalb
Orange Street
Bishop Lea
Fourteenth
Orange Streets
Lafayette Hotel
John PL Donahue
T* FE. Carty's Hotel
I. ©. Vandyke
William Welden
Heman
Tom
Richard Nauduin
Carty
Ocean Grove
Anal
Delaware Doctors Session Reports 1882 Meeting Notes
The Delaware State Medical Society held its annual meeting in the Bright Home last evening with President Dr. David Hall presiding at 5 o'clock. Officers elected include Dr. Howard Ogle as president, Dr. Albert Whiteley as vice president, Dr. J. W. Sharp as treasurer, and Dr. W. Marshall as secretary. An annual dinner followed and the group adjourned to meet in Wilmington on the second Tuesday in June 1883.
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Briott Haven
Renonora Beach
Dnt
Delaware State Medical Society
Bright
David Hall
Lewes
Pureurace
Marshall
Milford
Asei
Beate
Howard Ogle
Wilming
New Castle County
Albert Whiteley
Frederica
Kent
J. W. Sharp
Camden
Kent County
Robeson watched as Naval Bill delays raise questions
Secretive action by Secor Robeson, chair of the Appropriations sub committee, stalls the Naval Bill. The sub committee has not met, and no explanation is given. Critics suggest motives range from self serving to fear of political attacks, heightening scrutiny through the session. Oxford Md hosts a Pennsylvania Railroad transfer and new board election amid a $400000 mortgage and planned excursion traffic.
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Hegard
WashingTon
Secor Robeson
House
Robeson
Pew
James B. Groome
Samuel Wetherill
Oxford
William T. Hart
J. W.scott
Baltimore
Scott
Judi T. Parkin Scott
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Testimony by Malley Sisters Aids Alibi Defense
In New Haven on June 13 three of James Malley's sisters testified to reinforce his alibi. Lizzie Wolfe and Katie Malley, with Lulu Malley, recounted details from late Friday August 5 and surrounding nights, asserting James was with family at home during the critical period. The proceedings saw cross examination of Wolfe and ongoing court attendance as juror illness and daily outlook shaped expectations of a ten day trial.
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Jal
Harry Tomlinson
New Castle
Warden
Tomlinson
Sanders
Rona Hudson
William Valentine
Anna
William
Church
Levy Court
James Malley
New Haven
Conn
Claire Louise Malley
Kate Malley
Lizzie M. Wolfe
Wilkeebarre
Pennsylvania
Lulu
Bush
Barnes
James
Malloy
West Haven
Wolfe
Lizzie Malle
Jennie Cramer
Katie C. Malley
Cassidy
Lovejoy
Conaway steam saw mill sale reported for 4300 dollars
Special correspondence from Gkonortown notes a prominent local merchant buying the Conaway steam saw mill on the hill for 4300 dollars. The deal includes the mill, land, a dwelling, and sawed material, while local man Tazewell Jones loses a prized horse to a mysterious disease.
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Conaway
Gazette
Gkonortown
Tazewell Jones
Milton
Jon
Onsen
Julie
Sheriff Jones
Davis
A. D. Davis
Denton
Belle Wagamonx
B. Walls
Philadelphia
Middletown’s Many New Buildings Being Created
Special correspondence reports rapid growth in MIDDLETOWN with an ice house nearing completion to store July ice, new carpentry on Broad Street for Charles Beaston, Jax & Bros. carriage factory under way, and a Presbyterian Church tower of pressed brick begun. Bayard Club heard William Dean on tariffs. state treasurer Reynolda spoke. town sprinkler to operate Monday if weather allows. Also notes the Regular Nine defeated, and local obituary of William Bowen aged 72. John S. Wirt elected visitor and governor of St Johns College. baseball team suffered a louring defeat in a lopsided score, then fraternized.
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Bayard Club
The
Gazette
Mippietown
George Ebenhofer
Charles Beaston
Broad Street
Mnest
Jax & Bros
Presbyterian Church
William Dean
Newark
Reynolda
She
Ererox
William Bowen
Ree Amnfiles
Elkton
St. John's College
Annapolis
McEt
Ocean City Excursions From Baltimore Start June Twenty Fourth
The Avalon steamer of the Maryland Steamboat Company will run Saturday night excursions to Ocean City starting June 24. It departs Baltimore at 8 p m, reaches Salisbury at 7 a m, then connects to the train for Ocean City arriving at 8 a m. Return trains leave Ocean City at 4 p m, reach Salisbury at 5 p m, and the steamer returns to Baltimore by 6 a m Monday. This offers Baltimoreans a seaside Sunday plus Chesapeake Bay and Wicomico River trip. The Excelsior, Capt J A Beacham, arrived from Washington to run Bay Ridge excursions this season, is larger with two decks and 48 staterooms, allowed to carry 1,600 passengers.
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Baltimore Sun
Avalon
Maryland Steamboat Company
Ocean City
Salisbury
Saliabury
Baltimore
Excelsior
J. A. Beacham
Bay Ridge
Washington
Bgner
Harlan & fHol- Mogeworth Company
Potomac Steamboat Line
Quantico
Richmond & Fredericksburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Stiff Game of Bluee Affected by Cheating Charges In Newburgh
A bench warrant for Dr Montreville M Medges on charges of cheating and conspiracy to defraud arises from a poker hand in Newburgh New York last June in which $150000 was bet by each man Weed Hedges and Scott. Weed seeks to recover funds paid and to attach Hedges and Scott’s property including a Newburgh house and racing horses. The case has stirred local intrigue amid other legal actions and rumors of further developments.
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Newarra
N. Y
Montreville M. Medges
Joseph F. Barnard
Supreme Court
Poughkeepsie
Hedges
Francis P. Weed
William M. Scott
California
Weed
Scott
Newburgh
Atlantic City
Morning Summary of Last Night's News Gatherers
War clouds on labor in Pitvurg and nationwide storms reported. Weather notes from Washington to New York describe warmer conditions, showers, and variable winds. Political shifts in France, Labor clashes, fires and deduced totals from Texarkana to Portland. Key items include coal miners camp plan, Rhode Island senate re-election, and a Montreal fire damage estimate.
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Sussex
Rockland
Green
Marth
diMeulties
Jett
Atholition
Post Office Department
Marlen
Nackland
Ile
Rick
Mal Ritetile
Ait Corinthun Lodge
Bradford
John H. Cade
Fisher
Gsornen
William Brockaw
Shipley Street
Tern Shore
Jersey City
New York
Hoston
Wilmin Chester
Bayard Legion
Florence Heights
John A. Warner
Aster cIty
Izens
W. R. Manin. Townsend
Tarry W. Morrow
National Pipe Manufacturing Company
Kanawha Falls
Fayette County
West Virginia
Ww & B
Hoboken
A. R. Leeds
South Basin
Rose Bud
Scheutzen Park
St. Mary's Pioneer Corps
Estate Medical Beery
Roklow
Bwark
Jefferia
Alice Donnell
Academy
Boston
M. E
Purnell
William Lyn Esq. Sharpley
Levin Dennis
John B. Meyer
County Commissioners, School Board and Orphans’ Court
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Jobn Heverin
State Va
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Charles George
Cecil Whig
Seweeee Lambden
Laurel
Sussex County
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Judge Fisher
Jim
Dick Harrington
Bob” Lambden
Messares
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England
Guiteau
General Longstreet
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Associated Press
the Gazette
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Nebraska
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Missouri
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France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Ple
M. Humbert
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Grevy
Chamber of Ties
Vatican
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Ummary
McDonald’s
Hayti
Garfield Memorial Hospital Fund
C. K. Mason
Aew
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Texarkana
Arkansas
Henry B. Anthony
Rhode Island
Sussex Woolen
Branchville
New Hawid
Petrie
Abram Messler
Reformed Dutch Church
Somerville
Portland Oregon
Theophilus Berry
James Axtell
Ohio
New Mexico
R. M
Hawaiian Islands
Gustave Degayter
Veerearan
Ihg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broken Arrow
Indian Territory
James Pendergast, Jr
Monson
Massachusetts
W. B. Roberts
Berrabary
American Institute of Forpopaty
Indianapolis
Breyfogle
Victoria Square
Montreal
Miller, Son & Co
Buffalo Medical Society
New York State Medical Society
American Medical Association
Pittsburg
Garthald
St. Louis
Freemasons
Baas
Masonic Hall
Pennsylvania Pharmaceutical Association
Altoona
Alonzo Robbins
J. A. Miller
Harrisburg
J. L. Lemberger
Lebanon
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