Pretty Washington wedding at St Aloysius Church
A pretty wedding occurred yesterday at St Aloysius Church Washington DC in the afternoon at 3 20 o clock. Mr William F Haller of this city and Miss Malinda A Keen of Washington were married by Rev Father Gillesie ring ceremony. The couple left for this city on the 50 train and hosted a reception at 159 South Market street that evening with many friends from the Philomsthean and Baby organizations in attendance.
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S T. Aloysius Church
Washington, D.C
Wm .F. Haller
Malinda A .Keen
John R. Kelly
J. Aloysius Keily
William A. Berkely
Washington
George H. Railing
Wm. F. Kohn
Father Gillesie
la France
South Market Street
Philomsthean Literary
Baby Organization
Hailer
Bfr
John R Kelly
New Jersey Avenue
N. W
Arong
Brunswick Favored End of First Division by Rail Orders
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Board orders Brunswick freight yard open by May 10 and, after the summer schedule change, Brunswick becomes the end of the first division. A special Brunswick to Martinsburg train will run to help employees relocate until homes are built or found there. In other news, Johan Kennedy rode from Emmitsburg to his city and back in 7 hours 30 minutes covering about 46 miles.
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New Castle County
Reynolds
Ex-Sinister Blair delays and Blair’s China mission
A report panel discusses Secretary Blaine delaying notifying Senator Blair about the Chinese note seeking to cancel Blair’s China mission. The dispatch arrives days before Blair’s departure, prompting questions about early notice, diplomatic courtesy, and potential recall letters. Also notes on National Republican League meeting, Withington tax officials, and Pennsylvania tax refunds.
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American Banquet and Protective Tariff Speeches
A New York report details a large American Protective Tariff League dinner at Meldeon Square garden with speeches by H prepare to speak including John W Noble and Wilton McKinley Jr. The event emphasized protection and free trade themes. Other items cover a suit against Arthur C. Gilman for a firm defalcation, a collision near Jersey City, damaging forest fires in New Jersey, and a royal wedding in Europe.
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Aumuntown
American Protective Tari League
Europe
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Bliss
John W. Noble
Wilton McKinley, Jr
Ohio
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhodes
Empire State
Frank Hiscock
New York
J. P Dalthiver
Lowa
George A. Sheridan
New South
J. FB. Hanson
Grant
Robert P. Porter
Washington
Agriculture Sud Torii
Hoo
KW. la Follette
Wisconsin
Hutchinson Headlines Shake Financial World in Chicago
The Chicago stock scene rattled by the alleged downfall of B P Hutchinson. Reports place his liabilities at 2 to 3 million with assets seen to cover obligations. His son claims the firm aims to resume, while speculation swirls about suspended accounts worth about 2.5 million. Hutchinson rumored sighting moves through Nashville region.
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Corn Exchange
Father
Frenchy No 2 Arrested in Whitechapel Murder Probe
Police in New York arrested Archie La Brochman alias John Frenchy after matching description of the East River hotel murder suspect linked to Carrie Brown case. He denies involvement, claims innocence, and planned to sail on Buffalo soon. Inspector Ames evaluating. Death at a Rehearsal reports Troy Alabama Opera House collapse burying twenty. two dead Annie Foster and Minnie Lou Sharks. several injured as roof failure traps performers.
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John Frenchy
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James Street
New York
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Eastman
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Mage Burnett
Ely
Bain
Stun
Murderous Frenzy Ends in Household Tragedy and Suicide
A man fatally attacked his wife mother-in-law and three children before fleeing to the Danube river and drowning himself. The report also notes a grim count of pauper cases in Berk County with harsh conditions and stress on care.
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Danube
Eee Pa
Erin
Berk County
President's tour and fires and trials in April updates
Governor Markham travels with President on a Pacific coast tour visiting Oregon and San Francisco events. A fire in Bermondsey destroys a timber yard and rookeries displacing poor residents. Reports deny Globe-Democrat rumors about Clarkson. Forest fires subside in South Mountains. A German mine explosion kills five. several rescued. Foster and Blaine arrive for reciprocity talks with Spain. Barn fire in Manitowoc Township damages homes. Isaac Smith death sentence commuted to life in Columbus. Locomotive sparks ignite woods near Birnstoro. Mrs. Eaton, President's sister, recovering from accident. Judge Knapp seeks arrest warrants for Guttenburg racetrack managers.
Weather notes and scattered news items from era
The clipping mixes weather hints with brief notices. Nathan S. Fisk a centenarian dies at St Cervix Falls Wisconsin a schoolmate of Franklin Pierce is noted. Fires threaten property in Gladwin and Clare counties Michigan. General Armistead L Lose dies in Charlottesville Virginia. A bank in California Pa seeks authority to begin business. Governor Abbott mails Hoboken trouble evidence to Washington. Congressman George D Wise travels to San Francisco to handle a bachelor brother’s estate in California. Fragments include a trade offer and other unclear items.
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St. Cervix Falls
Wis
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Gladwin
Clare Countia
Mich
Rouch
Armistead L. Lose
Lee
Charlottesville
Furst National Bank of California
Abbott
New Jersey
Waskuistes
Hoboken
Germany
Blaine
George D. Wise
Vir Soinia
San Francesco
California
Wist
Manela
Labor unrest and guard precautions across Europe
Reports from Paris and Vienna warn of May Day anarchist and anti Semitic unrest prompting military and police preparations. Austria and Germany vow to suppress demonstrations while England debates labor limits. Fire devastates Chattanooga factory. town politics and local appointments noted.
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Pennsylvania Political and Local News Recap
Pennsylvania legislative actions include a proposed exemption for certain gurpomm to state taxes and a 29 to 3 vote in the House, with speaker changes in Philadelphia. Appropriations totaling 144000 were recommended for libraries and charitable institutions, inauguration costs, health and agriculture boards. Separate items report dynamite accident in Schlicher’s foot, a missing person suspected murder in Wrovteton, and a farm wagon accident killing a daughter in Mitrozn Del.
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Baseball Yesterday Races in New Jersey and Washington
Yesterday’s racing notes list multiple events at Guctenberg New Jersey and Washington with finish orders for each race. Notable results include Autocrat and Rover winning long sprints, Prince Howard and Prince Fortunatus placing, and a dead heat for first in the 1 mile race at Washington.
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Donley
Fragmentary chatter on a Christian figure in Tompkins-Mrrs
In Munses's Weekly a debate unfolds about a Christian named Brown. Some claim she is genuine while others note quiet behavior and withheld information after a lead quarter surfaced yesterday. The passage highlights controversy without clear resolution.
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Mrrs
Brown
Munses’s Weekly
Philadelphia Markets Closing Stock and Produce Notes
The Philadelphia stock market was quiet with slight strength in Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Navigation stocks and firm readings on certain mortgage bonds. Reading preferreds advanced. Huntingdon and Broad Top common and preferred also gained. The produce market reported mixed wheat and other commodities with various bids and asks, and overall steady tones in regional prices.
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