15 Aug 1889
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1889
Page
1
Serial account details a clash between Judge Terry and Justice Field, with an alleged assault on Field and subsequent protective orders issued by the U.S. Attorney General. The saga covers deputy marshals, Tracy and Stockton events, and the political fallout surrounding Terry’s actions and beliefs.
Coroner arrives with ex-Judge Terry’s body in a box as deputies escort and question Deputy Marshal Nagle after a shooting at Lathrop. Authorities move the prisoner to Tracy for confinement while the public awaits further action.
report details a breakfast room confrontation where Justice Stephen Field and Deputy David Nagle confront Mrs. Terry. shots are fired at Field, the deputy is wounded, and the assailant is detained as the train is stopped. locals recall a violent incident aboard a sleeper car with police action onboard.
A Georgia newspaper charges the Washington postmaster general with whitewashing and false statements over the Penny appointment in Atlanta. It defends Lewis and Penny, preserves race-era tensions, and argues public sentiment opposes the federal stance.
The president and party arrived at Manchester. Merchant S H Mr Mores Friedenwald of Baltimore died at Cape May. Treasurer Brown of the West Rimuls is in Montreal and telegraphed family to sell their effects. Kaiser Wilhelm and Austria saw a sham battle atSpan dau. The Burton building in Chicago suffered a recent fire. Digging of wreckage began immediately. Jake Kilrain arrived in Baltimore aboard the Norfolk liner. He will face a grand jury in Mississippi. Mrs Rebecca Nebeling died in Philadelphia from hydrophobia after a dog bite on June 23. Collector Cooper ended the smoking ban in the Philadelphia custom house pleasing tobacco supporters.
The article notes Sidces EO Mudd contesting Barnes Compton for the Maryland district seat amid Republican and Democratic tensions. It also covers a Maryland wedding case and a judge’s decision. Separately, Central Traffic Association freight committee proposes Sept rates reform reducing carload shipping costs and adjusting steel and iron price lists.
Bayard plans a large law office behind the old Bayard mansion at Ninth and Market streets in Richmond. He seems ready to settle into law rather than rely on politics for work, with plans likely for modern amenities in the building soon.
Reports from Johnstown describe delays in relief payments due to applicant indecision and disbursement rules. Governor Seaver says funds are released as claims are filed and verified, while concern grows over swindling risk and whether payments should be lump sums or installments. Debris clearing reveals more bodies as searches continue.
Indian Commissioner Morgan travels from Washington to Carlisle Pennsylvania to observe the Carlisle Indian Industrial School for a week. He will study the farm and workshop operations and ensure students receive proper training and wages in practical tasks. Foresters Convention notes and local incidents follow, including a suicide, a fatal train accident, and the distress of Mrs Maybrick.
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