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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1891

Page

3

Exchange Echoes and Local Notices From Emmitsburg and Vicinity

Excerpts from the Emmitsburg Chronicle andWalkersville Enterprise dated April 3 report Edward McIntire critically ill in Frederick, with his daughter and Russ Krise traveling to visit. Bliss Lillie Hoke hosted a large party at the Emmit House with guests from Union Bridge and Taneytown. Union Bridge Orchestra provided music. Chas Myers built a large agricultural implements store corner Frederick and Mt Pleasant Streets. Walkersville UB officers elected. Sunday school results given with leaders named. Benjamin Stutler dies at Lewistown residence March 31, aged 88 years, 1 month, 14 days. funeral at Mount Prospect M E Church with Rev. W. H. Todd officiating.

Emmitsburg Edward McIntire Frederick D. C. Krise Russ Jennie Krise Bliss Lillie Hoke Emmit House Union Bridge Taneytown Walkersville Enterprise Chas Myers Mt. Pleasent J- Z. Reddick J. W. Long M. E. Reddick Geo. W Cecil Augustus Clemm Harry Weller Rhoda Rice Aug

Sheep Downed by Three Dogs Near Frederick Farm

Three dogs attacked a flock on Friday two miles east of Frederick, owned by Samuel T. Buxton. They killed two sheep before herders could drive them off.

Samuel T. Buxton Frederick

Funeral of Anarchist Frick Stirs Large Funeral Crowd

In Samson's undertaker rooms on Sixth Avenue nearly 1,000 mourners attended the funeral of anarchist Josef Frick. Johann Siost delivered the eulogy and used the platform to advocate anarchy. The bier bore a blood red scarf and rose, with draped bunting and a carmine flag, as an anarchist procession moved past. The event reflected heightened tensions amid the era’s political strife.

Aprio Samson Sixth Avenue Swroundsi Dosepn Frick Johann Siost

Shipwrecked passengers reach safety after coral reef rescue

On the Roncador reef near Nicaragua, the steamship Again ran aground on March 26. Passengers were rescued by a fishing schooner from Providence Island, then transported to this port aboard the Presidente Carazo. All survived with fresh water and provisions, and described calm days and glorious nights.

Gerytows Nicaragas New York Warner Miler Boneador Thursisy Roncador Island Providence Island Honduras Mronday Aguan Jamaica Nesro Presidente Carazo Coral

Police shootout at West Lake street saloon

Edwand Balhony was killed and John Alanahan wounded when Comesso April and Officer John Uhrig of the Des Plaines Street Police Station shot during a break in at 273 West Lake street. The men fled after police advised returning with a warrant. they allegedly struck the officer first.

Comesso John Uhrig Des Plaines Street Edwand Balhony John Alanahan West Lake Street Ghrig

Denouncing Wanamaker Postmaster Decision Causes Meeting

A largely Republican gathering at Manasquan denounced Postmaster General Wanamaker for revoking Lincoln Nesbitt’s Spring Lake postmaster appointment while retaining Josie Yard. Strong resolutions were sent to Wanamaker. In Denver a man tried to kill himself after a murder verdict. A boiler blast in Prasetes damaged area but no injuries. Anna Dickinson moves to private retreat for recovery. Rev Howard MacQueary Carton offers to preach if invited.

Denoancine Wanamaker Pare N. J Spring Lake Manasquan Wanamaker Lincoln Nesbitt Josie Yard Cleveland

O'Malley Defends Lynching Case Amid Italian Controversy

Detective O Malley appears to surrender and asserts the lynched Italians in Parish prison case were in Buccet. He predicts disclosures and urges a bitter prosecution. Local figures warn against convicting lynchers, with possible transfer to another parish as protests mount.

Ozresas O'Malley O'Mhilley Orleans Isma

Alien Davitt disqualification stirs British Labour rift

International protests surge as Davitt’s bid for a royal labour commission seat triggers Liberal and Conservative backlash. Reports say Labour factions, Tom Mann among them, denounce his Irish links while debates in parliament loom over immigration and national policy. Tenants in New Tipperary retreat under landlord terms amid Irish land bill pressures.

Loxpon Davite Trish Labor Commission Eovi London Tomafann Poa Davitt Mann Great Britain Inna Wis Davitt W. H. South Claimi Ug Smith Tipperary Air Townsand New Tipperary Irish National League America Australia

Reprisals and Trials Highlight Distant News

Broadcast from multiple cities covers a range of stories including an Italian matter involving paymaster Metter and an alleged confession. Cleveland election upheaval under new reform law. a Sicilian stowaway incident in Puja pon. resignations and political maneuvers in Atlanta and Philadelphia. labor strikes by masons. a jail escape in Delaware. Edwin Booth's health plans. grip deaths in Pittsburgh. an American held in Italy. Morristown strikes. a silk factory fire. Claremont collector arrest.

Cleveland Creve Lasp General Assembly John Sherman

Victims Buried After Morewood Mine Tragedy

The seven strike victims were buried in a single grave amid a large funeral procession from Mount Pleasant to Scottdale. Guards and saloons closed as crowds gathered, with Father Lambing delivering a solemn ritual and urging peace. The United Mine Workers leaders urged moderation at an open air meeting, while fears of renewed violence lingered.

Pather Lambing Sortpany Connelisyilte Evke Morewood Afyrewood Paul Sohinsky Donnelly Joseph Klasman Mullins Aldulauth Scottdale Goard Ealvons Vottdale Mags Mount Pleasant St. Mary's Cathole Father Lambing Father Swiigle United Mine Workers of America Everson Flats Robert Watchorn United Mine Workers Poona Ramsey Mr. Watchorn C. Frick H. C. Frick Cokere Ers Europe

Local Notes and Social News from Charlesville Area

Goenty correspondence updates readers on recent weather and road conditions. Heaviest rain since 1859 caused muddy roads but now improved. Personal notices include Mr Daniel Stull recovering, Mr Chas Orrleton erecting a wire fence, and Mr Neil Burger enhancing property. Stuff about births, visits, and local small events like a pound party, cottage meetings, and chicken thieves.

Cet Tire Unites Hotel Tierson Opry Daniel Stull David Main M.5 Kilna Neil Burger Neil Wachter Virginia Charles Reeder Chub Kemp Kemp Farm F. Kintz

Thea. A Fine Night At The Reynolds Post Goldsborough Oration

Local notices describe a 25th anniversary commemoration of Reynolds Post G A R at City Opera House with a full program including introductions, prayers, quartet music, readings, an oration by T H RecKee, guest addresses, doxology, and benediction. The event is free and open to all.

Reynolds’ Post City Opera House A. J. Gill Quartette E. Y. Goldsborough Department of the Potomac W. P. Miisuisky, Jr E.R. Eschbach G. Ingk

Sign Case Sparks Fine Amid Advertising Dispute

A court hearing Saturday featured A. C. Lorentz before Meyer Broner over a large advertising sign and awning removal. Lorentz was fined ten dollars plus costs. the decision prompted claims that the sign violated the law, with some agreeing the case tests the statute on obstruction and enforcement.

Mae A. C. Lorentz Meyer Broner Lim

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