Weather prospects for today in this vicinity
The United States Signal Service reports slightly warmer fair weather for the next twenty four hours from 3 p m today.
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United States Signal Service
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Newspaper
Cumberland Daily Times
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1887
Page
1
State and General News Roundup
Maryland oyster districts are being compiled by Commander Plowman as courts sit in Cecil and Frederick counties. Westminster sentences prisoners. Drum Point Railroad route changes urged. Jack Green convicted of assault. Water scarcity hits Frederick. colt injures John A. Carter near Rockville. Subaltern Cabannes pleads guilty at Strassburg. Allan Steamship denies stopping at Canadian ports. Baltimore remains American stop. Moscow student disturbances suspend lectures. Old Bailey recorder urges murder bill against Daniel Doherty. Edmund Leteraty fatally wounded in Hungary. Duke of Norfolk goes to Rome to relay Queen Victoria’s jubilee congratulations. Sutland oil mills burn for a loss of 750,000. Three officers raid Dayton outlaws. three prisoners captured. Body found at Atlantic City linked to Wm. Reed case. Merchant shoots editor Lawton in New Iberia. Perkins in Lancaster shot escaping wall. injuries severe. Codman trial opens in Boston over Kimball will. many letters reveal affair. Frank Moss kills a colored mail carrier in Virginia. Pennsylvania canal water drawn. navigation closed. Judge Donohue orders Central Trust to pay a boy trust. Virginia debt debate stirs House. Harper sentenced to ten years in Ohio penitentiary. Western Union may absorb Postal Telegraph and Commercial. Mrs. John Jacob Astor dies. NYC politics push for Democratic convention. Christmas trade brisk. New York speakership contest attracts interest.
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Maryland
Cecil
Frederick County
Westminster
Drum Point
Jack Green
Slagerstown
John A. Carter
Rockville
Herr Cabannes
Strassburg
France
Allan Steamship Company
Baltimore
Moscow
Old Bailey
Daniel Doherty
George Graham
Edmund Leteraty
Duke of Norfolk
Rome
Queen Victoria
Sutland
Duffield
England
Baker,Griffith and
Howell
Dayton
Tenn
J. Garnahan
Wm. Reed
Pittsburg
Somers Point
N. J
Atlantic City
Reed
New Iberia
W. B. Merchant
Merchants’ Exchange
J. B. Lawton
New Iberia Enterprise
Pattersonville
Lawton
Charles Perkins
Lafayette
Ind
Lancaster
Codman Will Case
Boston
Codman
Violet Kimball
Kimball
Frank Moss
Tazewell County
Pennsylvania Canal
Columbia and Navigation
Donohue
New York
Central Trust Company
Courtlandt J H. Smith
Alexandria
Virginia Senate
Bond
House of Delegates
Virginia
K. L. Harper
Fidelity Bank of Cincinnati
Ohio
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
John Jacob Astor
New York Assembly
Bernhart in La Toska Sardou's Great Stage Spectacle
European dispatch notes Sarah Bernhardt stars in La Toska at the Porte St Martin Rome setting amid Marengo battle echoes. The piece combines pantomime flair with grand scenery, tracing Tosca, Mario, Scorpia and Angelotti through betrayal, love, and a dramatic castle finale.
Biggest bargain on ladies gloves at Bainbridge's
Advertises a limited stock of ladies gloves in all colors and blacks with heavy embroidery. Describes them as stylish, soft smooth kid at 97 cents each, worth 1.50, with about twenty dozen available at Bainbridge's store.
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Bainbridge’s
Senate Committees Plan Meetings This Week
All Senate committees expect to hold meetings during the present week to organize and map out their work. The sessions aim to outline agendas, assign chairs, and set calendar milestones for upcoming legislation and oversight.
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Senate
Assault on Dr. Morrison Munford by Ed Corrigan in Kansas City
Dr. Morrison Munford editor of the Kansas City zines was attacked from behind by Ed Corrigan the horseman. Corrigan knocked him down struck him repeatedly and took Munford's pistol before leaving. A civil action is pending and the motive relates to a November 5 Times editorial.
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Kansas City
Morrison Munford
Ed. Corrigan
Corrigan
Munford
The
Times
Thomas Mosier
Dempsey Reagan Prize Fight Postponed By Fog
The Jack Dempsey Johnny Reagan middleweight title bout was postponed after heavy fog kept the fighters and entourage on a tugboat in the East River overnight. The delay occurred near Long Island and a new date within a week was expected to be set. The combatants returned to training quarters.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Johnny Reagan
East River
Battle Ground
Long Island
More Men Employed And Bridge Repairs Pushed To Completion
Ep. Ties reports a letter from Cumberland Maryland dated December 3 1887 defending city efforts to repair the Baltimore Street Bridge. N P J Scheermesser chairman says an added force will hasten work despite danger and delay noting rusted bolts and long neglected repairs. The reply urges patience and proper lighting at the upper crossing during closure.
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Horror Times
Baltimore Street
West Side
P_ J. SCHEERMESSER
Auction of Dead Letter Office parcels draws busy crowd
Washington notes report the annual resurrection and sale of contents from the Dead Letter Office at Thomas Dowling's auction room. Thousands of brown paper parcels described plainly fetch small sums while buyers inspect catalogues for clues to value amid brisk bidding and curious collectors.
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Capitol
Washington Bureau OF the Times
14Th Sr
Pa. Ave
Washington, D. C
Thomas Dowling
Mark Latimer
Toodles
Senate
Sloar
Committee On Privileges and Elections
West Virginia
Indiana
Butler
Potomac River
Observatory
Morrill
Spencer F. Baird
Springer
Illinois
Owen G. Chase
Cimaron
Chase
Blount Questions Cimaron Recognition by United States
Georgia businessman Mr. Blount inquired if the Territory of Cimaron had been recognized by the United States. A report notes his query and the lack of official acknowledgment at the time.
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Mr. Blount
Georgia
Cimaron
United States
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