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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1891

Page

3

Side of His Head Brown Killed in Pane Colliery Blast

In Wirsesearee Pennsylvania Aug 29 Hamil Seymour 21 years old was killed by a premature blast at Pane colliery His laborer Pelander escaped to safety before the explosion Ex Governor Scales ill but rational in S C Aug 29 He may recover and his friends hold hope Hanian and sudaat agree for wed Burlington reach Toronto Ont Aug 23 Hanian travels to New Westminster with a plan not to wed until later Carmen Syivs Gacey of Romania ill as Dr Charcot rumored involved King Charles faces uncertain health in Romania

Wirsesearee Hamil- Seymour Mer Warth Pane Ri Pelander Seymour Hanian Gandaar Toronto Ont Sudaat Burlington Reach New Westminster Gil Hetober Steader Old Dominion Abseown Beht New Danville Ind Wendell Holmes Boston Foster Washington New England Bar Harbor American Bar Association John F. Ditlon New York Harnson Che Esroner Leones Mitchel Setrewa London Gvea Sal

Insurgent Victory Reported Across Chilean War Scene

Cable dispatches from Valparaiso and Washington claim insurgent forces, led by Balmaceda opponents, seized control of Valparaiso amid mixed signals. Reports note U S minister Eagan expected recall, Montt in Montreal celebrating, and Congressionals establishing authority as conflicting accounts were reconciled by consular dispatches.

San Francisco John D. Spreckels & Bro Valparaiso VaLvarkaiso Yeates Valparaiso Wassixcrox Chile State Department United States State Navy Department Balmaceda

Churches Schedule Broad Sunday Service Across Counties

A jumble of church notices lists services at Grace Reformed and several other churches tomorrow with pastors from Gettysburg Frederick and Middletown attending. Harvest services, children's day events, communion, and district Epworth League meetings are planned across Utica, Daysville, Walkersville, Jefferson, and Creagerstown, along with a cornerstone event for Walkersville Lutheran and a reunion in Cumberland.

Hutieler Morrow Erberty Daysville Araby Chapel A. 4.Gul Frederick L.B Daysille Lewt Lampe Res. P. Bergstresser LD. D Braddock Evangelical Lutheran Church Reubler Gettysburg Glade Utica Pleasant Hill Church S. M. Hench Jefferson Met. Vernon LC. B A. M- Evers Walkersville Mers Hanser Keller Lutheran Christian Endeavor Association Epworth League of Frederick Baltimore John Bowers Zerger Creagerstown P. Bergstresser D. D Middletown Trinity M. E Mior‘tow Monterue Hospital W. A. Strayer Maryland Annual Conference Lewistown Strayer Catoctin M. P Jefferson W. C.T Reformed Church United Brethren Church Mont Alto Park Hgmanent Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia D. W. Towe W. Bush Gillan Pattison P. E Richard Norris Cumberland C. E. Guthrie

Raz Amar in The Field Harrowing Accident

In Reedysville Mr Herman Reedy’s team of three horses trying to harrow broke loose when one went unmanageable. The team ran away and fell on the harrow, pinning one horse across another. Help arrived after a farm bell rang and, apart from gear damage, no injuries or fatalities were reported.

Raz Amar Herman Reedy Reedysvile

Steamship Collision Tragedy Aboard Gambier Sinks After Impact

A dramatic early morning collision between the Gambier bound from Sydney to Melbourne and the Easby near Fort Pinko Head caused heavy panic among passengers. The Gambier sank within seven minutes, taking five saloon passengers, fifteen steerage passengers, and six crew, despite rescue efforts by Easby and nearby vessels. The Easby sustained damage to her waterline and bow but rescued many aboard before continuing search for survivors. Night was clear and seas calm, with other ships reporting inadequate lookout on both vessels.

Metsovasxe Aus Gauvier Eashy Sydnery Melbourne Bushs Gambier Easby

Various Local Guests Attend Frederick County Socials

Local residents and visitors are recorded in numerous messages from Frederick County. Names include Miss Cerative, Miss Magsie Suman, Miss Lily Paret, Mrs. Laura C. Four, Mrs. Edwant Hathben, and Mrs. Sallie Dyer. Attendees travel from Brooklyn, Baltimore, Washington, and New York to visit relatives, attend funerals, camps, and city events, with mentions of a funeral in progress and several trips to nearby towns.

Burartteville Marey Boo Crater Washington GW. Crater Mullrose Thas Cite Casdd O. Thums Vastdaron Barsiet Wusun Edwant Frederick Cruwiedh Carl Wright Baltimore Laura CG Earl Hoffman Walter Esder Sons of Veteraus Camp Pine Winfield Carroll County Antietam Georgia Murman South Market Street Burkittaville Lisbon Howard County Elian Mann Sallie Dyer Washington, D. C Julia Bartholow Child Misa Mary Baer Lily Katie Dunkhorst F. Seflein D. C. Winebrener Blue Crags Montgomery County Messrs Samuel and Reverdy Winebrener Kiss Edmunds Bazel Brownsville Keedysville Hagerstown D.C. Aldridge Linganore Knoxville Wm. G. Getzendanner Waxahachie Texas Thomas Templeton Mary B. Getzendanner East Church Street Lily Paret Bishop Paret Towson New York Dresden Dmr J. H. T. McPherson University of Michigan University of Georgia William Gannon Adams Express Company Committee On Music Yellow Springs Jenior Salvation Amy Kemp Rocky Springs Friends The Salvation Army

Forgery case and related crime reports from various cities

United States Commissioner Cassady committed Adam J. Jones, a colored man, to county jail for forging a Warren Bayman endorsement to a government draft for 594.15. The offense occurred in Hamilton, Q., last December. Jones, regular army member, was arrested in Cape May by secret service agents. Also reports Austin Gibbons training for a September title fight, confident of victory but aware of a hard bout. Other items note bail set at 50,000 for ex-Cashier Oliver B. Daukie, a Baltimorean found dead at the Appledore House, and May Day rioters sentenced with Des Camps getting five years and Dardare three. Barros case mentions a 21-year-old man involved in an assault near this place.

Senor Lazcano State Department Department Seor Lazcano McCreary United Press Don Pedro Montt Montreal United States Balmaceds Foster Eagan Balmaceia Air. Foster Balmaceda Camper N. J Cassady Adam J. Jones Warren Bayman Hamilton Jones Cape May

Tragic family shooting shocks city after fatal act

A man Baxter fatally shot his wife and three children in a tenement then killed himself. Police found a letter to his mother implying a planned family tragedy. The incident occurred as neighbors slept. mental illness is suspected. Police intensify inquiries as victims include a 10 year old, a 8 year old, and a 4 year old.

New York Sci Joby Baster Maury Ie Desdly Baxter Bays Mntade Flin Baxter Whigaul Agsoun Exter Trate Beng Little Kate Haby John

Powderly Loyalty Backed by Knights in Boston Meeting

At Knights of Labor local assembly 5372 in Boston on August 24 officials affirmed Master Worker Powderly’s honor and alignment with the order. Detractors were blamed on wage-malary critics who sought to discredit the Knights. Boston freight men adopted resolutions denouncing Powderly’s opponents and urged laborers to ignore those aligned only with generous salaries.

Powderly Boston Knights of Labor Ufforts Worlawan Boston Freight Aad Knights of Lavor

Washout near Lebanon Valley railroad repairs progress

Report from Hawenene Pa describes a major washout on the Lebanon Valley railroad between Sinking Spring and Wernerville. A temporary track is being laid and around 200 workers are shifted to the Reading and Columbia branches. completion expected tonight.

Hawenene Lebanon Valley Sinking Spring Wernerville Reading and Columbdia

Deluged by floods devastates valleys and towns Aug 2

A severe storm swamped Mountain Scream area, washing out bridges and roads around Sand Lake and Glasy. Flooding interrupted rail service on the Lebanon Springs line, with fears of further damage to farms, horses drowned near Berlin, and a complete washout threat expected within a week. In Poestentatt, McChesney drowned. At Douai in France Baillet was beheaded after murder sprees. In Illinois Nell Ingo, wife of Louis Bottenheim, implicated in a Sedalia bank robbery. Bottenheim’s sentence tallied with a 20,000 stash and 23,000 recovered. he remains jailed.

New Lock State Tecy Hensler County Taronga Taronga the Valley of the Wynantelil Three Dain Were Washed Out At Sand Lake Smart Lebanon Berlin Levanon Springs Hudson Hoosick Hoosick Falls Ajman McChesney Paestentatt Prorta Nell Ingo Louis G. Bottenheim Bottenheim Sedalia Traitesa

Royal Society roles outlined for British industrial arts drive

Victoria and Our Fair Aug 29 report that Queen Victoria issued a commission to Royal Society officers and council members to participate in a Chicago exhibition. The notice urges a broad display of Great Britain and Ireland industry and arts with colonial representation and collaboration with the exhibition, aiming for a strong national showing. The report also notes diplomatic moves on U.S. ministerial appointments, including a future colored minister to Haiti or Liberia and potential successors from New York or Ohio.

Victoria and Our Fair London Royal Gazette Rice The Royal Society For the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce Harrison Chicago Great Britain Ireland Europe Asia Africa America Australasia Sui Dongings Wastixetos Frederck Douglass Hii South Liberia Haiti New York Ohio Maxwell Douglass

Wite Beater’s Fate in New Jersey Trial

William Kirby, a prosperous New Jersey grocer, was sent to Trenton state prison for a year after a Camden court trial for wife beating. His wife may seek a divorce, and Kirby reportedly wept and vowed not to serve his term.

N. J William Kirby Trenton Kirby Camden

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