10 Apr 1894
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1894
Page
1
Kate Luther entertained several friends at her parental home on St Church Street last night. The event was a pleasant social gathering with choice refreshments and a lively atmosphere.
A rear theater fire at the Davidson theater and hotel in Milwaukee on April 10 killed several firefighters and injured many others as the roof collapsed after a plunge into the parquet and gallery. Captain Michael Dunn led a rescue climb, and John Crowley survived hours trapped amid burning debris. Insurance losses reach about 30000 with 88000 in coverage plus 10000 for Rosenfeld Bros.
Legal proceedings in the Pollard Breckinridge matter continue with Calderon Carlisle delivering a detailed, dispassionate review of testimony. The courtroom scene includes Miss Pollard nearby as observers note the tense exchange and anticipated continuation through Friday.
Alexander G. Cattell of New Jersey, longtime U S senator and former European fiscal official, dies at 73 after heart failure following leg amputation. He had been under a doctor’s care for months and never regained consciousness. Michigan ex State Secretary Jochim on trial for falsifying votes on a salary amendment. Norristown coroner probes a decomposed body found in Schuylkill. Tennessee Derby winner Jamboree at Memphis racing scene.
Secor Guerra and Generals Marth and Gomez discuss Cuban strategy while claiming ample funds. Gomez confirms a temporary stay to pursue unspecified work. Marti anticipates renewed independence efforts as arms seizures are disputed. A schooner incident near Ufe adds a maritime note.
A boiler room steam pipe burst at Humboldt public schools in Chicago triggering a stampede as children flooded the stairs. One pupil Daniel Gunstein aged 10 died. fourteen at St Elizabeth hospital, and numerous others injured including Andrew Anderson five years old and Benjamin Harris seven. Fire and police responded, with teachers and officials aiding survivors.
April 10 report from Ispraxapolis notes ex-president Theodore P. Haughey pleads guilty to systematic bank wrecking and embezzlement of nearly 1 million dollars at the Indianapolis National. Indicted are his son Schuyler, Percival Coffin, Frank Coffin, Rexford, Reel, and Pierce, with trials of accessories to follow. Sentencing awaits after the accessories. Also covered is McKane bail advocacy and court actions in Washington regarding his appeal schedule.
In St Louis on Sunday a double shooting is explained. John F. Heintz and Exoma Shreh were involved as the man grew desperate after losing a position and a quarrel. The woman, believed to be his intended wife, is out of danger, while Heintz cannot recover.
A wedding at Jones Point Upper Het kt county ends in a terrible killing and multiple injuries. The bride tries to intervene but is trampled. Three participants are arrested. In Marshall Michigan James W Wood grand treasurer of the A O CO WL of Michigan vanished after leaving for Grand Rapids with 1000 drawn from a bank and a 5600 shortfall claimed by his bondsman
In Usonrowas Pennsylvania on April 10 a rally urged reinstatement of three men barred from the army. Kirkland, an astrologer, and associates spoke of loyalty to a wealthy temper, while a camp official warned against museum exhibitionists. A plan to form a new commonweal allowing women was hinted, with many residents watching as a camp was pitched at Mountain View park.
A Baltimore blaze gutted Bernard Mannion's livery stable on Entow Street near Preston last night. One hundred thirty seven fine horses perished or suffocated, with immense losses in equine stock and equipment. Lord Coton and others were reported among the damaged animals as fire crews fought the blaze.
Proceedings recount Senate action on a bill including an income tax provision and two amendments while Speaker Hill criticized it as harmful to national interests. The House was largely empty as members listened to the debate, with focus on the income tax and potential political repercussions.
A city board meeting discussed engaging Mr Smalley of New York as an expert to examine the fire reservoir project. Lane Brothers’ contractor work on the reservoir may begin immediately if approved. The board planned to telegraph Smalley and meet again to decide on pushing forward the construction.
Local items update residents on visits and illnesses across Yellow Springs Catoctin Furnace and surrounding towns. Families hosted guests including Dutrow Keselring Nost and Zimmerran while Shankie and Harley recover. Community events include a P S T O meeting, music, readings, and plans for a school library fundraiser.
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