Picnic on the Manor Congregations Day Outing
The annual Manor charge picnic drew a large attendance from miles away with the American Band of Middletown and Red Springs Band Feagaville performing. Rev S L Whitmore led, joined by Rev E R Eschbach, Rev H P Ditmar, and Rev J R Schultz, as attendees enjoyed a pleasant grove gathering with vocal choirs and favorable weather. Antietam ore mines near Calize and Sharpsburg employ about thirty workers, producing around eight hundred tons monthly at roughly eight hundred dollars in pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Whitmore
E. R. Eschbach
Frederick
H. P. Ditmar
Jeferson
J. RB. Schultz
M. EB
Buckeystown
Manor Church
Antietam
Thos
W. Ahi
Calize
Nes
Sharpsburg
Vermont's Big Day Dedication At Bennington Monument
Vermont celebrates the centennial with the dedication of the tallest battle monument in the world. President Harrison attends with Ex-Minister Phelps delivering the oration, Vermont and New Hampshire leaders present, and a large audience in Bennington. Events include a banquet, speeches by Gov. Page and others, and a grand parade through Monument Avenue.
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Green Mountain Village
Phelps
Bennington
Moreau
Reed
Hope
Steem Edimamdis
Morrill
Comayn Grout
Lowers
Fuvernor
Stewart
Pugree
Orminbee
Wl Seward Wilsb
Snotniak
Snotniak Grand Aroy Tees
Harrison Tomeral McCallo
Suldi Bate
Ted HH
Yeu
Fudge Wheelock G. Veazey
United States Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Charles Parkhart
4 Star of Zion's Herald
Boston
Garrell St. Page
Vermont
B. F. Prescott
New Hampshire
Page
Edward J. Phelps
England
Harrison
Vermoet
Massachusetts
Pheim
United States
New England
Strnesse
Libarty
John Stark
Warner
Stedin
Monument Avenue
Main and
Korth Streets
Camp
Tenk
Veazey
Provident Harrison
Bessell
Alger
Proctor
Miller
Alex H. Webb
McCotough
Rive
Beguumton
Walloousuc
Max Xahhusett
Stu
New Hetup
Tata Iy
Lingo's Latest Utterance and Regional Tragedies
Francis Lingo, jailed for the Annie Muller murder, told Deputy Potter he would not be there if the Miller murder had been punished and hinted at Garret Murray’s escape. In Egg Harbor City, Harry Shaw died from injuries after last Friday’s Reading railroad wreck, while Mrs Bettles fights for life from severe scalding. In Cangos Wyoming, Jobe Crumpton, a Union Pacific agent, died in a depot fire marked by revolver remains as investigators note heavy drinking prior.
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Lingo
Coupen
N. J
Francis Lingo
Annie Muller
Potter
Annie Leconey
Miller
Thad
Garret Murray
Egg Harbor
N.J
Harry Shaw
West Huntingdon Street
Reading
Exy Harbor City
Oscar Bettles
Cangos
Wyo
Union Pacific
Express and Telegraph
Jobe Crumpton
Crompton
Warmer Millers Rheumatism Saath at Brown's Hotel
Ex senator and Band family plan a weeklong departure to Windemere lake then to the Scotch lakes after a Thursday confinement at Brown's hotel. A white boy Donnelly allegedly struck by a colored man with a stone at a circus on Tenth and Lombard Streets. reports say the neck is broken and death is expected. Police say the assailant is under arrest.
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Warner Millers
Syaxa
Brown's
Windemere Lake
Scotch Lakes
Hig
Wiarsetos
Del
William Bahr
Donnelly
Washington & Arlington Circus
Tenth and
Lombard Streets
Umier
Blaine backed for presidency at Pennsylvania convention
The 1892 Republican state conference in Philadelphia praised Harrison and Wanamaker, endorsed McKinley and Blaine, and adopted a Blaine for president amendment before withdrawing it. Gregg and Morrison were unanimously nominated for auditor general and state treasurer respectively. Quay room aftermath named Watres state chairman as the convention adjourned. New Year Aug. 20. A separate case reports a 16-year-old bride-to-be and an assault charge pending at Harlem court.
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Pennsylvania
Sir Hall
Crites
Goris Magee
Aliexheny Republican Teader
Wae Unis
Committee On Restitutions
William 2. Leeds
United States
Piniaediphia
Clairman
Dikins
John Dikins
Laat
K. Elkins
McHkinley
J. B. Robinson
Delaware County
Harrison
Hbert
Pattison
Wessares
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
State Department
Pennsylvanh
Price
Dames G. Blaine
Punnslvania
Biaiie
Mr. Culbertson
Mifflin
Blaine
House
Yeas
Antbertson
Gregg
Morrison
H. G. Baer
Berks
David McM. Gregg
Davies
Amos H. Mylin
Lancaster
Eben Brewer
Giles D. Price
Oaily
Greggs
Mylin
John W. Morrison
Allegheny
Thompson
A. C. Robertson
F. A. Hays
Venango
John W. Thompson
Warren
House of Representatives
W.W. Wibur
Cnlbertson
Culbertson
Morrisonr
Watres
Senator Quay
Andrews
Leach
Waires
Frank Leach
State Committee
Sen
Wilson Waaler
Leivester Wilson
Abbie Sutherland
Binghamton
Harlem
Meade
Triad
Delegates Sought for County Republican Convention
Yard county inman calls for a testing of the Republican county committee to name a candidate for the county convention. A national Republican delegate will be elected at the next county meeting with a spring 1592 deadline. Candidates include AL BM Zogu Reading U H Focht Birdsport Major James Wren Boyertown Morris B Mielot Fiestwood and J P Fenstermacher Kratzown.
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Reavise
Inman Yard
Republican County Committee
Dave
Reading
U. HL
Focht
Birdsport
James Wren
Boyertown
Morris B. Mielot
Fiestwood
J. PS. Fenstermacher
Krtztown
Wreck on Campbell Lumber Railroad Kills Fireman
At Kane Pennsylvania on August 20 an unknown fault caused wood splinters to strike freight car wheels, sending heavy loaded cars down a steep CampBELL grade. The runaway plowed into a locomotive on the track, wrecking both engine and car. Fireman A. T. Pratt was crushed and died. Engineer Dan Gravey suffered a crushed leg and severe burns requiring amputation after hospitalization.
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Kane
Campbell Lumber
Jerriie
A. T. Pratt
Amateur Regatta Details and Final Results
The narrative covers a rowing regatta with multiple events. It highlights top crews from Atlantic, Columbia, and New York clubs, including senior singles and doubles finals. The New York Athletic Club wins the eight oared race, with Atlantas second and Columbias third, Fairmounts last.
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Eich
le Precranmie
Boyer
Bhesiic
Creve
Weston Wright
Torante
Elmo
Fleniy
Wilretits
Fender
Ge. D. Phillips
Eland
New York
Masachusetts
Dalmmore
Washington
Arliugious
Jewd
Wath
Anels
Nephunes
Arviels
Baltimoreans
Neptunes
Fotomacs
Arlingtons
Ariols
Callrey Wios
Higeiia
Machusetts
Massachusetts
Caffrey
Lawrence
Atul Hadley
Philadelphia
Higgins
Albanys
Albany
Vespers
Varnuss
Brooklyn
Catlins
Chicago
Varnns
New York Athletic Club
Atlantas
Fairmounts
Columbias
Atlantic
Colmatzss
Receivership Denied in Schertz Case
Judge Atchison in the U S circuit court denied the motion to appoint a receiver and issue a preliminary injunction in the William and Schertz case. W J Pier for creditors argued against Schmertz and others while W F McCook for Schmertz filed affidavits denying any collusion or fraud. Sheriff to proceed with executions. Workers remain guarded by Pinkerton at Oct Legases Iron Mills as ex-employees linger outside mills awaiting news and potential job offers.
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Primstime
Judge Atchison
United States Circuit Court
William
Atchison
Legases
Pinkerton
Lisht
Tentonic Now Champion Sets Westward Passage Record
The White Starline steamer Tentonic arrived from Liverpool and beat the western passage record with a time of five days sixteen hours thirty one minutes from Greenstown to Sandy Hook. It surpasses sister ship Majestic by one hour thirty seven minutes and steamed 327 miles in a single day, establishing new speed benchmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tentonic
New York
Liverpool
Greenstown
Sandy Hook
Majestic
Tentomic
Two Women Prisoners Die By Hanging In Jail
Two female inmates in custody died by suicide yesterday. Joma Goseworska, committed July 17 on insanity suspicions, was found hanged in her clothing. Fifteen minutes later, Mrs. Catharine Smith, committed August 4 for attempted murder of her deformed son, was also found dead hanging by her skirt twisted into a rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joma Goseworska
Catharine Smith
Murder at Lancaster hotel ends in suicide
A widow Amanda Kimier and widower Leidun Elwarth dined together at the Franklin House hotel in Lancaster. After a quarrel Elwarth shot Kimier, then killed himself with a second pistol shot. coroner's inquest indicated the woman died by murder and the man by suicide. Elwarth was about 33, a carpenter. Kimier about 40, with six children. The affair followed Elwarth’s jealousy after she quit him. Police arrest local ex-tax collectors for alleged overcharges and tax collection irregularities in nearby townships. Sixteeners officers elected new leadership in Reavixee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancastley
Fruntlin House
Lancaster
Leidun Elwarth
Amanda Kimier
Ephrats
Judiek
Michael Barns
Elworsis
Cade
Hita
Emnnivt
Yeurs
Bie Ronuei
Lyhratn
Tiice Chidren
Tanguay
Elwurth
Violent Storm Strikes Indianapolis Areas Wide
Violent storms swept central Indiana with the year’s heaviest rainfall in Indianapolis. The electric display was described as terrific. Two Olsen bolt works machinists, including Charles Levin Sufering 80, were seriously injured and may die. Jacob Moudlin, a pressman, was shocked en route to work and lies unconscious. Pogue’s Rui fell after the rain, and hundreds of houses on the east side flooded cellars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiane
License Revival Triggers Citywide Exits and Exaction
Bridgete Brivcerox New Jersey August 20 permits resumed licenses after seven years causing rapid openings of hotels and saloons. Four bartenders needed per venue as patrons flood streets. authorities report liquor sales and rowdy crowds throughout the night. In Oranag New Jersey August 20 James Eqmonson, leader of the Liz ard gang, dies after swallowing rat poison while jailed. he vowed not to work another crime and to end his life.
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Bridgete
Brivcerox
N. J
Seer
Rem
Oranag
James Eqmonson
Pennsylvania Farmers Alliance to Hold State Convention
Kerestone Alliance reports Pennsylvania will fix the Farmers Alliance or People's party as a state entity after September 16 with a state convention planned in Beaver. Four to five hundred delegates expected, with the gathering set for Beaver. Meanwhile, at Aug. 20 reports in Warse Indiana say Lake Erie and Western trainmen strike remains limited to thirty. trains run with fall crews, but sympathy action may follow if not settled tonight.
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Hepner
H. C. Millven
Greenbush
J. F. Hickey
Troy
Herkimer
John Lawton
Central Hudson
Millican
Lawton
Hickey
Kerestone Alliance
Greenspees
Farmers’ Alliance
People's Party
Pennsylvania
Beaver
Cincinnati
Warse
Ind
Lake Erie and Western Road
Three Children Drowned in Etowah Creek
Three youngsters of John Ammitage of Etowah county drowned in a creek yesterday. Willie aged 9 strayed beyond his depth while swimming, and two sister, aged 15, rushed to aid and also perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dikiliivoan
John Ammitage
Etowah County
Willie
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Atantic City
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Philip
Ferey
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J. C. Kane
M. P. Crowley
Phiadelphia
James Harkins
Mount Pleasant
Mise Mollie Reagan
Oliver McVey
Allegheny City
Thomas D. Hooper
HL. Duran
E. T. Taylor
BrRim
Nordenhamm
Oldenburg
Koliman
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