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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1891
Page
3
A broad endorsement of a store’s large stock and low prices highlights customer confidence and a strong guarantee. The message asserts quality and price reliability, claiming the ability to clothe vast numbers without sacrificing standards while continually expanding its customer base.
David Miller aged and respected citizen died in Baltimore yesterday morning of dropsy. His remains will be brought to Frederick tomorrow for interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Miller formerly resided in Frederick and was engaged as a well borer. An advertisement for Igon Hill Investment Company lot sites appears in Tas Ninws today for Southalstern section with plans dated March.
President Harrison faced anxious telegrams after learning his sister Mrs Eaton lay mortally wounded in an Ohio accident. He awaited updates while news spread of her arm and shoulder injuries to daughter-in-law, and a plan to return via Ogden Cheyenne to continue the voyage if needed.
Jersey City April 28 The ferry Chicago laden with passengers and teams was rammed by the sister boat New Jersey on the Hudson River. Charles Terry sustained a badly smashed foot as the crew and passengers reacted to the collision amid scattered debris and damaged cabins.
The piece notes Berlin mourning Grand Duchess Olga of Russia and contemplates the Kaiser's reaction to Von Moltke's death. It claims Moltke restrained the young emperor, suggesting shifts in imperial plans. It mentions the count’s will from 1687 and the heir Maj Wilhelm Von Mele, son of Adolph, who is childless and concerned.
A large attendance at Riverside Park yesterday marked the groundbreaking for the Grant monument. Commander Freeman presided as Gen Horace Porter spoke on Grant's life and patriotism while a band and children presented bouquets and sang.
In the Lords debate on a colonial measure Newfoundland representation on the arbitration commission is discussed. Lord Knutsford signals potential imperial action if the colonial legislature does not pass a sufficient act, while criticisms and calls for arbitration follow. The issue centers on fisheries, treaties with France, and the 1691 modus vivendi amid colonial autonomy and imperial timing.
ANNA DICKINSON denounces conspiracies within the Republican party during a Browkway theatre appearance. She accuses Senator Quay W W Dudley and others of plotting, defends her sanity, and claims political bias influenced her treatment and payments.
Fair conditions with a northwest wind accompany a rash of notices. A major fire north of St Charles, Minnesota destroyed over 100000 in property. J K Emmett’s St Bernard Plin-Immon sold for 5000 to E L Moore of Melrose. Maine conference vote on women’s admission failed to reach required majority. Bohemian iron works explosion killed managers and injured many workers. Captain A W Casington of Farmers and Merchants Bank of Montgomery City disappeared amid questions of a 39300 bank shortage.
May avert a strike as miners in Ohio and neighboring regions push for eight hours. Reported plans involve Hocking Valley agreement to nine hours six days, with Ed Roy guiding present-rate terms to avoid national action. Some districts in Pennsylvania and Maryland show readiness to strike, while others remain at work.
A fatal exchange of shots at a courthouse in Ky resulted in the death of Lona Moons and the wounding of her sister. Showers used a revolver, later confessing to the shooting after Moore led authorities to Baxk Pass, Texas. The Delamater Compromise in Pa faces a May 1 deadline as creditors hold out.
Michael Bu rok and Jacob Gibbe were struck by a minaxay teant while on the Berks and Dauphin turnpike near this place. Bu rok sustained serious injuries likely fatal, including a broken arm multiple fractured ribs and severe head cuts. Vandals at Work at Greensnune Pennsylvania mention a break in and crop of a carriage harness and a possible clew to the perpetrator. The Whitewater state normal school in JANESVILLE was destroyed by fire yesterday morning due to defective chimneys and failed water works. Nearby grain price increases raise farm values, while Lees company plans to resume production after improvements. Race results at Guttenberg list various stakes and horses with times and winners. Baseball scores from yesterday include American and National League games with various results.
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