Large Linwood Dunkards Lovefeast Builds New Meeting House
The yearly Dunkards lovefeast near Linwood Carroll county ends with about 1,500 attendees and 450 partaking at the sacrament. A new brick meeting house 45 by 30 feet with a limestone foundation will be built nearby, to be finished by October. Ministers from Illinois Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and New Windsor attended. The closing services included feet washing and the Lord's Supper led by Elders Lehman and Early. James Quinlan and twenty seven of his Bible people from Baltimore joined the event.
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Linwood
Dunkards
Pipe Creek
Carroll County
Buuilding
Messrs
D. J. Roop
Davis Myers
John E. Senseney
Elhsonen Duddera
Carpenter
John T. Stone
Asol
Joseph C. Lehmann
Illinois
Henry C. Early
Virginia
John Trostle
Joseph Long
Pennsylvania
William H. Franklin
Ephreim Stouffer
William E. Franklin
Sam’s Creek
Thomas Kolb
Double Pipe Creek
Joel [Roop
New Windsor
Jere Brown
Pire Creek
Solomon Stoner
Greenbury
Engine quakes attention as Saturney engine strap breaks
The Engine Ran Awas Excitement was called on Saturney between one and two o'clock near the Citizen office. People living and working nearby rushed outside seeking safety as some thought an earthquake had struck. Investigations showed the governing strap of the engine came off or broke, causing the commotion. The engine was shut down and no one was hurt.
Quipsy in the Valley Report on Local Horse Losses
Local note records misheard figures as Quazy in Pieasant Valley. One horse named E Yourtee was lost and another, Mr Simon Vastier, suffered three losses. Details unclear.
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Quiasy
Pieasant Valley
Simon jVastier
Death of Gen Count Von Moltke Stuns Berlin Mourns
Emperor William arrives in Berlin after learning of General Count Von Moltke death. The funeral plan calls for simple ceremony with burial at the Moltke estate and a civilian mourning period across Germany. Emperors and chancellors attend mortuary, while debate continues on inviting Prince Bismarck.
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Wes
General Staff
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William
von Capriva
von Michtke
Berlin
Kresne
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von Walders
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Prince Bismarck
Bout von Alottke
Sua
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Aloitke
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Migthe
Frederick City Packing Company Opens Can Making Plant
The Frederick City Packing Company started operations this morning with 20000 cans expected weekly. Mm GF Dixon announced the plant will produce about 20000 cans per week and employ the can makers.
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Frederick City
Train brakeman dies in line accident near Martinsburg
O Brakeman Hart and W C Compton of the B&O fell from a train near No 12 water station fifty miles west of Martinsburg Saturday. Hart’s left leg was crushed requiring amputation. Compton was not seriously hurt.
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W. C. Compton
No. 12
Martinsburg
Grand Duke Nicholas Dies After Long Illness
The Grand Duke Nicholas, a member of the czar's family, died after a long illness in St. Petitnoe. Born in 1831, he once commanded the army of the Danube during the Turkish war and later faced resignation over bribery allegations tied to Constantino ple. He married Princess Alexandra of Oldenburg and leaves four male heirs.
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le Sorpe
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Constante
Stabbing in Newark Leaves Man Dead and Another Wounded
In Newark on April 27 John Bulger and five companions sat on a stoop at 24 Drift Street when four Italians passed. One man insulted them and a Teabian drew a large knife, stabbing Bulger in the abdomen. The pursuing assailant was stopped by Italian John Powers, who was stabbed in the side. Bulger died soon after. Powers is lightly injured but recovering. The attacker was arrested.
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Newark
N. J
John Bulger
No. 24
Drift Street
Bulgers
John Powers
Bulger
Powers
Assalant
New York
John B. Elweon
West Forty-sixth Street
A Rebel Warship Sunk and Town Fire News
A rebel gunboat Blanes Encalada was sunk amid high losses as Congress seizes Caldera and Garrizal. In Barmaverpats a stable fire kills horses and injures a man, with origin linked to a horse stepping on a match. At St Louis a dramatic cowhide confrontation ends with Miss Lingard striking L S Stout after an insult note. A Montana town reports widespread fire with 2500 residents and huge losses.
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Blanes Encalada
Almirentie
Congress
Caldera and
Garrizal
Barmaverpats
Sar Wuebe
Salles Case Iles
St. Louis
Georgis Lingard
L. S. Stout
Stout
Ainss Lingard
Sayward Case Postponed by Supreme Court to October
The Sayward schooner case, testing U S jurisdiction over Bering Sea seal fisheries, has been postponed by the Supreme Court until October 19. Other items note Miss Lucy Gardner found guilty of larceny in New Jersey, weather warming, and assorted briefs on Germany Sundays, Detroit street rail arbitration, Rome explosion damages, and local notices from Philadelphia and Newbury.
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Sayward
Great Britain
United States
Supreme Court of the
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NeEwate
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Lucy Gardner
East Orange
Stern Bros
New York
Germany
Detroit Street Railway Tiemp
Rome
Philadelphia
John J. Farley
Traction Company
Baroness Rahden
Count Maffet
Turin
Conné
Newbury
Coragan
St.John’s Church
Fistull Landing
Riohay F. Lee
Pennsylvanie Natoce Beri
Pottevde
Atala
Ala
J. S. Wilson
William Bentley
George W. Bothwell
Rey Bothwell
Church of the Covenant
Ripper suspect named Frenchy linked to Carrie Brown murder
April 27 report from New York details Inspector Byrnes’s claim that the killer is a known Water Street frequenters cousin of a suspect arrested Friday night. The piece names “Frenchy” as a suspect linked to Carrie Brown’s death, with witnesses identifying the accused and related hotel room activity on the night of the murder. Nearby notes Kansas wheat prospects and Charley Snyder’s appointment as Washington manager.
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Hlack the Ripper
Whitechays
Water Street
Byrnes
Oak Street
Water Sereet St “Frenchy
Francois
Thexumrderer
Spe Vb
Jas Sennen
Weter Street
Frenchy
Waller Street
East Iver
Mamie Minchur
Mamiec
Carrie Brown
Jack
Banie Brown
John F. Fowler
Carrie
Canada
Charles Brown
Bellevue Hospital
Snyder
Trot Wassixaron
Charley Snyder
American Association
Washington
Samuel Trott
East Trott
General strike action by Westphalia miners at Bochum
In Bochum a meeting of Westphalia miners resolved on a general strike. A committee of twenty one delegates was appointed to negotiate eight hour workday and higher pay. Date noted is April 27 with references to the Bexars and Generals Strike.
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Bexars
Westphalia
Bochum
Gilbertson Colliery Caves, 150 Men Out of Work
In Pormsmitte Pennsylvania on April 27 the old slope of the Gilbertson colliery caved in. The collapse traps over one hundred fifty men from three shifts of ten workers each who are currently at work reopening the ground over the next five to six weeks.
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Gilbery
Pormsmitte
Gilbertson
Groun
Bram 15 Discharged In Murder Case Hearing
The Suspsial Murderer of Mrs Richards was freed after a preliminary hearing found insufficient evidence to hold Bram for murder. He was released, congratulated by friends, and left for Rowlandville. Ferguson remains in custody for further charges. The Denver poisoning case is reinterpreted as water colored with organic matter.
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Eintes
Apal
Gene A. Bram
Julia Porter
Aten Evans
Cruthers
Bram
Counse
Brau
Alredy
Bram Wen
Ehfrou
Edward Riley
Brany
Evans
Richards
Bran
Ferguson
Lome
Goodby
Frank
Pennsylvania
Rowlandville
Denver
Barnaby
Providence
Graves
President Harrison Visits California in 1890 Tour
President Benjamin Harrison and party traveled by train through Tehachapi to California, receiving enthusiastic welcomes in Bakersfield Fresno and Oakland. A grand reception in San Francisco featured a monument stand, militia display, and speeches. Harrison attended services and a Sunday calm preceded a message urging accountability for a Washington incident. An unrelated note records an accidental death in Pennsylvania.
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California
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France
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Enthussa
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Ruger
Diamond
Piedmont
Bay
Telegraph
Galifornia Street
Market Street
Thas
Morrow
Furst Press Church
Archee
Dimunck
Wanamaker
Cavalry Presbyterian Church
Toda Memry
Young
Sunday at Scottdale and Hall Fitzsimmons Fight
Sunday at Scottdale reports a strike meeting with Jovan and Delabarale urging workers to unite and resist evictions amid coke region turmoil. The Hall Fitzsimmons fight debate ends with a staged venue split between St Paul and Minneapolis as Ettasumons trains in Minnesota.
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Mion
Minneapolis
Frank Shaw
Ettasumons
Minneka
Hall
White Bank
Boy shoots playmate in marbles quarrel
In Prriscuta April 27 James Lennox age 7 shot Ben Griffith age 9 during a marble game with Charles Beshell age 15 urging Lennox on. Griffith fatally wounded as Beshell handed the gun and urged violence. Beshell later taken to a local facility. Reports also note Minnesota and Dakota heat records with 92 degrees at Aberdeen and a forecasted cyclone referenced. a separate habeas corpus hearing in Pennsylvania freed Morgan H Howell, Frank W Peck and Thun B Hail amid fraud allegations at the Wonderland dime museum.
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Prriscuta
James Lennox
Agul 7
Ben Griffith
Charles Beshell
Griffith
Beshell
Lennox
St. Pay
Mimn
Minnesota
Dakotas
Aberdeen
Jenris
Rochester
Lons
Reapind
Morgan H. Howell
Frank W. Peck
Thun B H. Hail
Wonderland Dime Museum
Fire destroys farm building in Marion township report
A large brick arable and pahling droining on the farm of Peter Kundel, tenanted by Nicholas R. Yost, in Marion township, was destroyed by a suspicious fire. Estimated loss 7000 dollars, partially insured. Glendon Furnaces Banked at Easton with 100+ workers out of work. wage cuts expected to restart operations. Gambling case at Allentown fair grounds leads to arrests of fair officials for permitting gambling.
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Reapixe
Peter Kundel
Nicholas R. Yost
Marion Township
Allentows
Pawel Pais
Fox Paimbling
Ex-Poor Directors Acquitted and Political Talks
In Porrsvil le Pa April 27 David German and William Brown ex poor directors were acquitted of unlawfully interested in a public contract. Also notes on presidential nominating prospects and party plans in New York and other states.
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Grant Monument Fund
New York
Marine
Horace Porter
Grant Monument
Riverside Park
Freeman
Delmaonico’s
Grant
William A. Farts
Hiscock
Blaine
Porrsville, Pa
David German
Williamie Brown
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