02 Dec 1895
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Newspaper
Middletown Daily Argus
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1895
Page
1
Six Studebaker buggies and six Studebaker farm wagons offered at cost along with four two seated wagons to clear space for spring goods. A few sets of single and double harness priced old. Also promote flexible wire horse bridle and the best brush on the market for winter care.
The reading of the president's message will consume tomorrow and the house will adjourn briefly as committees are announced. Speaker Reed notes committees will not be announced this week and the rules will govern the house. Representative Lawrence McGann reports seating challenges involving Mr Botknap and Mr Plage, with efforts to seat the Republican member.
A murky custody dispute unfolds with Judge Bird slated to decide Saturday on awarding Peden’s custody to Dr. Mal Mars or Ries. The case links Demorest of Queens and New Brunswick resident Alea Demorest, with both sides tied to drug use claims and questionable parental fitness.
Columbus announces Colowine staff appointments Adjutant general H A Ax tine Columbus assistant adjutant general H L Ringsler Cleveland quartermaster general W L Orr Plan judge advocate general J Kendamilton oleda surgeon general Dre E J Lowes Dayton chief of engineers A L Conger Nkron J Linn Rodgers Columbus privates secretary Gigaid on Philadelphis Speak Rasics. PHILADELPHIA Sept 2 A sweeping raid on sapeak cases led to 40 arrests as 26 police visited venues. Law and Order society supplied tips. proprietors held for court inmates discharged.
A boy named Daniel McGea an 18 year old worker at Steels woolen mill fell from the fourth floor stair railing to the ground. He was carried home unconscious and remained so for hours with fears of serious head injury.
Fragmentary notes reflect public fascination and skepticism toward Schlatter and a healer figure amid reports of belief and doubt. The column mentions a visiting Russian, M. Peck, and the tension between faith and measured caution among attendees. A separate report covers a murder verdict, sentencing of James Robinson to eighteen years, and drownings in Monongahela near Brownsville as the steamer James Blaine struck in darkness.
Text fragment outlines preparations for a parade with references to governance and leadership figures. It mentions Brown and Wrablow in a ceremonial context and hints at an inaugural event led by a chief executive of a commonwealth. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A garbled post on a murder case references Catharine Gorn, an elderly woman allegedly murdered and robbed. The fragment mentions suspects, a Friday event, and law enforcement involvement with unclear names and places.
A Lake Shore line train collision at Air Line Junction killed three people, all gardeners returning from a market. Victims named Joseph Kein, Liszio, and Jenesth Neiver. German Socialist announcements report party operations suspended due to persecution.
Rumors say Western powers may pull back guard ships from the Dardanelles altering the balance in Constantinople. Reports describe fear of renewed Turkish aggression and possible reactions from European states as observers monitor the safety of foreigners and a looming crisis near Salonika and Sivas with Armenian outbreaks and naval fire.
Mrs Delon Barnes wife of Attorney Charles Barnes of Oswege is charged with stealing over 317000 from Chappel Bacon Co dry goods merchants of Multien where she served as cashier. The district attorney alleges she diverted deposits and stole dress goods and other items valued at thousands, while living apart from her husband for four years.
Reported standstill between the United Housesmiths and Bridgemen's union over wages and hiring terms. The text indicates a proposed truce yet unresolved demands include a wage increase and union recognition, with meetings and committee discussions planned to resolve the dispute.
The Department of Internal Affairs reports 5,903 killed and 19,807 injured on ste road operations in Pennsylvania for the fiscal year ended June. Of the dead 9 were passengers and 2,107 injured were passengers, with 612 employees and others injured. The year shows the highest fatalities and injuries since the department began, tied to the large number of employees that year.
The report describes a brutal attack and murder at the Willis Bromveghyt farm three miles south of Cortland. A man, mistaken for a burglar, hid in a woodshed after an ax blow and a gunshot, with subsequent injuries and fatalities. The incident continues to unfold with details of suspects and injuries.
A jumble of misplaced items reports the Keanebee river episode near Augusta Mississippi, the death of ex pugilist Cat McQuary from consumption at St Francis Hospital in Jersey City, looming coal strikes over dvra and cash, a forest skirmish in Sauvli Spiritus Cuba with five dead, top political convention plans scrapped due to a selicbsle hall, a tragic fall from a New York tenement of Robert Dale after throwing his year old child, an intercollegiate rowing contest looming among Yale Harvard Rutgers and others near Unadilla Georgia, court officer T Sangator killed serving a warrant on Pony Sutton aided by kin, and suspicions of Synebad theft from biticurs.
A notable gathering attended by French officials and many ladies marked the unveiling of a bronze group at Place des Etats Unis in Paris. Attendees included Lafayette sculptor, designers, and several dignitaries while speeches were delivered by Ballard and others. US representatives attended amid illness preventing some, with ceremonies highlighting Franco American ties. Alleged immigration diversities at Ellis Island drew attention as investigators probe misconduct involving young entrants and a Bremen governess, with one architect implicated and a German elopement case noted.
A northern bound Erie line train from Cortland to Syracuse derailed after leaving Preble and struck a wreck that killed the engineer Richard Young and severely injured a fireman. The crash destroyed the locomotive and cars, with two travelers reported dead and others injured. Authorities suspect tampering aimed to wreck the train.
An OCR fragment describes a rival to Cripple Creek, mentions West Creek near Denver, and hints at lines between Hoeighind Parke and West Creek. It references Powar Sooners and a bustling area with a thousand people, but the text is garbled and many names and places are unclear.
Damaged historical clipping mentions a German citizen charged with misappropriation of nearly 17000 from a company funds. Names and places are garbled, making specifics of person, companies, and dates uncertain.
A series of fires swept through Depiepangale village in the chamberina era, destroying a sawmill and other buildings. Newsons Newell, a forge man, was badly burned in the blaze. The burned property belonged to Ms A L Metealijot Rinoss Tan. Total loss estimated at 825 000.
A dispute between two colored men, Dirmorr Der and Albert Waters, escalated during a street quarrel near Wills Avenue at 11 o clock Saturday night. Armstrong drew a knife and struck Waters, who died from a stab wound. Suspect fled the scene and remains at large.
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