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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1889

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Prospects for fall shooting in south Jersey

Wet season boosts upland game near Camden and Atlantic counties. Rabbits are plentiful, plover shots reported, and reed birds and blackbirds ring in a promising season opening Sept. 1. Deer season starts Nov. 2 with signs of thriving game, while signs posted on farms warn gunning.

Wateercun N. J South Jersey Qvail Camden Wescot Haddonfield Berlin Gozen Winslow Atlantic County Buena Vism Doughtrys Tavern Weymouth Cumberland County Atlantic Counties Waterford

Explosion at Miller & Son refinery rocks Allegheny

In Pittsburgh Allegheny two Pittabying and Allegheny districts shook when a gasoline oil explosion at Miller & Son refinery destroyed the plant. An engineer disappeared, likely killed at his post. A watchman suffered severe injuries. Firemen fought recurrences as flames burned fuel tanks. Loss estimated at 187000 with 32000 insured.

Pittsburg Aus Pittabying Allegheny Miller & Son Bencime Funk

New Brunswick Water Warns Citizens to Boil Supply

The New Brunswick board of health warns residents to boil all tap water before use as the city’s supply from Lawrence's brook is contaminated by algae, weeds, farm animals, and cemetery drainage. Well water is scarce. many wells in the lower city are closed due to contamination.

Ts. Weeskatrinl Parrish Baking Powder CO Baltimore Board of Meath Laroure New Brenowick N. J New Brunswick Board of Health Lawrence's Brook Weston’s Mills

Harrison at Hoe to lay Indianapolis monument stone

Aug 22 Indianapolis notes the Chief Magistrate lays the corner stone of the soldiers monument with Governor Hovey and Major Denny in attendance. Harrison returns from Cincinnati amid cheers at Union Station and hotel reception. A Cincinnati reception overwhelms with thousands greeting the president before he heads back to Indianapolis. Nearby items report ND and ME political and weather notes and a wave of labor, cyclones, and dental association news.

Washington Springfield Mass Congress White House Revir J. Schach Indianapolis Soldiers' Monument Cincinnati Inpianaapol Harrison Union Station Arsenal Rexford United States Army New Denikon Staton Koerners State Militia Hovey Denny Denison George W. Tanner Board of Trade Tanner J. R. Carnahan Monument Commission Indianapolis Cincunati Chamber of Commerce Burnett House Hover Major Denny William H. English E. T. Martindale Albert Gaitac Walker George F. McGanis John F. Frenzel J. A. Witdman R. S. McKee Henry Jameson W. Mf. Scott George G. Turmer Pittsburg Cleveland George Coke Union Glass Workers Association Twe

Carnegie scheme stirs railway link talk and reads denial

Reading officials deny reports of negotiations with Mr. Carnegie for a Pittsburgh connection or Reading supplying an eastern link. Reported aims include a direct Pittsburgh to the far west line via Harriman and Atlantic City schedules, with Carnegie gaining control of Pittsburgh and Western Railway stock.

Laleged Otaralle Pat Aveto Reading Mulroud Cammegie Pittsburg Mer. Carbegie Harrebuse Atlantic City Athante City Carnesie Eto Pittsbung Muway Tiis Mrr Corkin Carnegie Yarnsburg Pittsburs

McMillan Defends Johnstown Post Flood Recovery

James McMillan chairman of the Johnstown finance committee and a Cambria Ironworks officer says Johnstown is recovering well, houses rising on flood sites, Cambria Ironworks near full operation, praise for Gen Hastings, and broad support from Red Cross and local societies for sufferers. The report covers other regional items from Aug 22 including North Dakota lands issue, veteran accommodations, and various regional notes.

North Dakota Republicas Convention Fanco N. D North Dakota Gen. Allen Republican State Central Committee Cochrane H. A. Libby Walsh County McMillan Hannisnera James McMillan Johnstown Cambria Ironworks Sir Abban Hastings Red Cross Society Ladies’ Aid Society Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Knights of the Golden Eagle

Cronin case prep and post office robberies dominate Chicago notices

Chicago August 22 details untangle Burke and conspirators as Coughlin meets Burke, Kennedy defends, and a key witness identifies a Winnipeg man. Kennedy disputes state evidence offers while prosecutors prepare a dozen witnesses. Nearby towns report post office break ins in Resnet Square and a man survives a suicide attempt near Easton.

Chcaco Attomer Forest Coughlin Cronin Burke Cully Mr. Kenned Wirconsin Aeconedy Ar. Forest Senator Kennedy Longenecker Kennedy Strnoyz Carlson Cottage Hing

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