Quiet home wedding and New London ceremony in New Market
The New London New Market district observed two weddings on Tuesday the 7th. Belle Keller and E Boyer wed at 7 30 pm in the M E Church with Rev Savage officiating. The couple then returned to the bride’s home for supper before departing for their future near New Market. Also Miss Katie Stein and George Shafer united in marriage at 112 Hollins street Baltimore with a reception of about one hundred gifts.
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Loter—Senes
New London
New Market
Occaasion
Mies Belle Keller
E. Boyer
Messrs
W. Cronise
Wm. Keller
M. E. Church
Savage
Bir
Harket
Katie Stein
G. F E. Doberer
Hollins Street
Baltimore
George EU. Shafer
Alecanicstown
County
Marechal Neil
Lula Kitzmiller
Gettysburg
Alvin G. Hood
Warren J. Johnson
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Shafer
Alonnt
Fayette Streets
G. H. Doberer
George and
John Stein
William Doherer
Walter Schultz
E G Hoover Elected Musical Director Of Hagerstown Band
Local notes report Prof E G Hoover of Myersville elected musical director and leader of the Hagerstown City Band. Corrections note errors about visits by Sir R H Haines and Miss Grace Hackersmith. Also mentions sales of bicycles, a rider’s mishap, a Baltimore trial summons, and two men killing a five foot black snake.
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E. G. Hoover
Myersville
Antietam
Hagerstown
Loys
R. H. Haines
Grace Hackersmith
S Ridge
Baltimore
Bliss Hackersmith
Taneytown
John A. Kennedy
W. Ross
Columbia
George
E. E. DeLashmutt
Harry Reynolds
James Burkhart
Wi. V. Albaugh
Jacob Rohrback
Qualified officials nominate roles in Urban district
Mr Benjamin F Ricketts qualified before clerk Parsons yesterday for Urbans district. Hr Charles Stevens qualified as road supervisor for district No 4.
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Benjamin F. Ricketts
Parsons
Charles Stevens
Milan to Leave Servia Amid Contested Will
Milan agrees to depart Servia and stay abroad until his son Alexander reaches majority. The assembly, after a stormy debate, voted to grant 160.000.98 francs from his absence. Mrs Farnell's contest arises as Clara Parnell's will, favoring adopted child Anbam Eden, faces challenge by her sister from Mississippi.
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Milan
Servis
Berseane
Servia
Alexander
Shail
Skuptchina
Murder at Porce'bridge as burglars raid Richards home
Covora Md April 14 Early yesterday morning a horrific murder occurred at the home of J Gren ville Richards at Porcer bridge Cecil county Mrs Richards awakened by a noise saw men at the bureau in her bedroom A revolver fired killing her The husband shot in the groin leaped up and fought the intruders He was struck with an iron bar and his arm broken The four sons aged 7 to 17 slept through the attack Two pocketbooks $100 government bonds $4006 in bonds gas watches and a silver watch were taken The robbers fled Sheriff Boyd in pursuit Mr Richards is a member of the legislature
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Covora
J. Grenville Richards
Porcer’ Bridge
Cecil
Fred
Hmne
Richards
Boyd
Bowens Staton
Or Iron Company
Tope Flicker
Wilson Kercher
Lutherans in Russia Lecture Addresses Persecution
The Rev Mueller of St. Petersburg spoke on Lutheran persecution in Russia, tracing Lutheranism from 1721 after Peter the Great absorbed the Baltic provinces, giving a historic review of the faith’s history in the region.
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Russia
Wasupsetox
Mueller
St. Petersburg
Baltic
Peter _ the Great
Local Sick List Notes Mrs Abrams Grove and Miss Hayden
The Sick, Mrs. Abrams Grove, East South street, is on the sick list. Miss Mary A. Hayden daughter of Col. J. A. Hayden Court street has had symptoms of lock-ish for days caused by a wound in an Angel from a wire injury, and is better today.
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Abrams Grove
East South Street
Mary A. Hayden
Col. J. A. Hayden
Court Street
New Treasurer Nebeker to Begin with Bond Requirement
Indiana’s Ende Nelstker is named to be treasurer of the United States with J X Huston resigning. Nebeker must post a bond of 160000, requalify before the senate, and count all treasury funds. A three member committee and about fifty clerks will supervise counting currency bonds and securities over several weeks. Approximately 691 million dollars lie in vaults awaiting full audit before bond release.
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Ende H. Nelstker
Indiana
Stoves FN
Huston
Senate
United Stated Treasury
Che Ontyuley
Csecretary
Treasury
Stricken Household Deaths Mark Tragic Natures
A Pennsylvanian household tragedy unfolds as Mrs Emma Ortlip dies after fainting following bed confinement for grip. her father in law Osmond Ortlip collapses from paralysis and dies hours later, with the two deaths occurring within a single day. Notable trials and distant drownings are also reported from New Jersey and New York, including Irving's grand jury appearance, Eva Hamilton’s jail fame reference, and the Daughters of the Revolution plan in Morristown.
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Norgistows
Emma H. Ortlip
William H. Ortlip
Osmond Ortlip
Ortlip
May's Landing
Ban's Lanpixe
N. J
Atlantic City
Eva L. Hamilton
Eva Mann-Hamilton Disappears at Broad Street Station
Eva Mann-Hamilton arrived at Broad Street station on the Atlantic express from the west and vanished into the throng. Shufeldt remains in critical condition with grave concerns for his recovery. Weather forecast fair with light rains and southerly winds turning warmer.
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Eva
Philadelphia
PaapenPhia
Eva Mann-Hamilton
Broad Street
Atlantic Express
King Humbert Receives Col Grant at Vienna
The president recognized Yung Yew as consul general of the Chinese empire at the port of San Francisco. Constantine Kemp of Washington died at Boston after shooting himself. Nestora Martinez De Samora of New Mexico was pardoned after three months for adultery. Frank Collier was placed in a detention hospital in Chicago. Forbes Lithographic of Boston plans a large new plant in Chicago, tied to a fire at the World's Fair.
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Col Grant
United States
Vienna
Yung Yew
San Francisco
Constantine Kemp
Washington
Bard
Dorchester
Boston Yestery
Nestora Martinez de Samora
New Mexico
Chicago
Frank Collier
Toale
Forbes Lithographic Company
Af Bosiin
Death Ends Honeymoon of Swedish Count Lewenhaupt After Typhoid
Count Reinhold A Lewenhaupt dies suddenly at 31 after marrying Ellen Bayard on April 2 in Wilmington Delaware. He had come to America to study as a machinist at Harlan Hollingsworth and spoke several languages, lauded as a skilled draughtsman and musician. Interment set in Bayard vaults Old Swedes churchyard.
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Wirawsxers
Del
Reinhold A. Lewenkaupt
Adaus Street
This City
Gu'chick
Holmes
Bullock
Count Lewenhaupt
Harlan & Hollingeworth Company
Afiss
Ellen
Thomas F. Ba
Bayard Mansion
Lewenhaupt
Stock- O
BR. A. Lewenhaupt
Elen Bayard
Bayard
Wumington
Bayards
Sweden
United States
Lewenhaup
Neaai Lewedksape
America
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Swedes Episcopal Church
Elizabeths Bic Fire devastates Arcade building in Newark
A major fire in Elizabeth N J destroyed the Arcade six story block housing Tibbs Co Brow street Hired store and nearby outlets. Sparks spread through timber frames touching C H L Efiring feed store and other tenants. Police report 500 000 loss with trains halted by debris. no injuries reported.
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Bo. Chew
Tee
Gre
Newark
Sparka
Tibbs & Co
C. HL. Efiriny
Our
District Court Room
Arorad
Lec
Pennsylvania Milrom
Amos Clark
Quiet yet active scenes in coke region strikes
In the coke region affairs run quiet with a new works in operation yet slow worker return. More workers than expected show up while rumors of plant raids prove groundless. A mass meeting in Bessemer drew 1,000 strikers with John Nugent urging firmness and a governor style tent support. three men were seen at ovens during his speech, causing excitement. At Scottdale a break occurred and 30 men resumed work as President Harrison began a southern western trip with an extended party including Mrs. Harrison and cabinet members.
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John Nugent
Ohio
Jonestown
Tommy Lynch
Nugent
Scottdale
Wasiixeron
Harrison
Washington
Dimmick
McKee
Russell Harrison
Bush
el Paso
Wanamaker
Daniel M. Raisedell
District of Columbia
E. F. Tibbett
George W. Boyd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Could Not Kill His Friend Soldier Discharged in Court
A Pittsburg Times tale tells of William J. Higgins, a young U S Army private from Troy, dishonorably discharged four months earlier after refusing to shoot a fellow trooper, Franklin. Higgins, once with Company F, Sixteenth Utah National Guard troop at Fort Dosbane, recalls choosing friendship over duty, and was aided by Sergeant Roswell who later arranged housing in Central Station as Higgins trudges home.
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Qin
Roswell
Central Station
William J. Higgins
United States Army
Utah
Troy
Higgins
Sixteenth Regiment
Department of the Platte
Fort Dosbane
Franklin
New York
Bing
Pittsburg
Blaine and Rudini Letter Delays Signal Diplomatic Rift
The piece reports on Mr. Blaine's reply to Rudini and the White House deliberations amid an Italy U S rift. President Harrison’s decision deadline looms as recall of Porter and a full diplomatic rupture with Italy appear likely. It notes distrust, possible remonstrations, and European treasury constraints shaping action.
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Blaine
White House
Mearly
Harrison
Rlaine
United States
Italy
Br. Porter
Manipur Mass Casualty Details and Provincial News
Reports from India describe Commissioner Quin ton severely harmed with his body later desecrated by dogs outside the city walls. Other officers and a bugler were killed or wounded as calm authorities offer a large reward for the Manip ar regent Bodice. Morreean notes many bodies found in the Lachine Canal and a Swedish jeweler Swenson may be among the missing. Also covered are Rev Howe’s farewell in Baltimore area and a Delmar church dispute over ministers. Tennessee resources meeting called for World’s Fair exhibit funding. Anne Arundel county prize fight results. Marquis of Queensbury Tales: Thynan WaskanaI appears in fourth round.
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Quinton
Lonpos
India
Manipur
Grimwood
Asniput
Manipar
Bodice
Lachine Canal
Morreean
OW Gulumuuning
Swenson
Barrmoern
Michael Sheehan
Peter Dignan
Firnish
Anne Arundel County
Professor H C Schools Dies in Howard County
LacreciL April 14. Professor H. C. Schools, for the past five years deal of the public school, at home of father, near Highland, Howard county, of consumption, after an illness of nearly six weeks. American Artists in Paris. Paris April 4. American artists in the city, for the most part patronize Tuhan's acad
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Schooly
Lacrecil
H. C. Schools
Highland
Howard County
Paris
Apri
Amencat Arusia
Tas City
Wie
Tuhan
Acad
Fragmented 19th century business list with Madison Street stocks
OCR text lists properties and stocks across Madison Street including furniture and fixtures valued at 3 000 dollars, jewelry, saloons, and various buildings. It notes units and addresses on Madison Street with total stock and building losses, plus tenant and insurance references.
Drowner Disaster and Crime Report From City News
Missisippi crossing tragedy at Spruce street to Pistsbi dyke leaves five young men aged 16 to 22 dead as ferry officers observe the eddying river. Others escape, but are weakened. Also a Chicago incident: a woman overpowers seven detectives with a revolver, evicts them from her premises and threatens further violence. In Delaware, Rev. J S Campbell case centers on questioned divorce methods after new marriage following a divorce. Salisbury approves railway expansion plans as city considers tracks. Boston notes the death of Hiram W Blanchard, abolitionist ally of Garrison. Annapolis reports a barn and stable fire on Adam Finkbine's farm destroying stock. partial insurance.
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Misissippi
Spruce Street
Pistsbidyke
Creer
Promengers
Rumell Hinckley
Hlmeis
John Bourse, Jr
John McMahon
Adam Brust
Jack O'Connor
Robert Grnion
Mra
Stratton
North Clark Street
Baseball Yesterday in America Association Scores
Racing and race results from St Louis and Washington events show Rae St. Lorian leading a 2 for 0 start, with detailed times and placements across six races including 6 mile and 31 mile events. Other locations include Boston Baltimore and Guttenbjerg with names like Chayman Fitzrey and Spendalt mentioned in race outcomes.
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America Association
St Louis
Rae St. Lorian
Ofll Gol Shdse Cinrinusth
Washbustin
Washington
Boston
Neinfslossbe
Baltimore
Esaltiomr
HOF
Atnees
Guttenbjerg
Spendalt
Josephine
Rover
Foun & Bohemian
Sir Rae
Silent
Anoinaly
Market Report Realigns as Philadelphia and New York Trade Quiet
The market was steady with little feature or activity. Pennsylvanian and Lehigh Valley stocks remained steady while Reading declined. New York Produce Market shows mixed signals with variable demand and prices for wheat, corn, oats, and meats.
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New York
New Ye
Agri
City Mills
Cherry Mills
Fac Ag
ComeNe
Ul. Eern
Wmuthern
iMate
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