Toy and Variety Store Offers Wide Selection
A Frederick Maryland notice advertises a toy and variety store lineup including work boxes and shaving cases, ink stands, photograph supplies, dolls, books, games, and Christmas ornaments. It notes real estate, broker stock, bonds and mortgages for sale or purchase on commission at the Mutual Insurance Building in Frederick.
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Josh Comb
Brozh Lev
Jesse
MUTUAL INSURANCE BUILDING
FREDERICK CITY
MARYLAND
Relics From Carrollton Visitor Displayed In City
Mr. George W Woodward of Carrollton Ohio, visiting relatives in the city, showcases several relics including a silk Harrison and Reform badge from 1840 a silk badge from 1924 celebrating Lefsyene s visit and two silk Democratic tickets from the year of John Groome Bredey Johnson Jacob Kunkel and Peter Goodmanson candidacies for governor comptroller congress and sheriff respectively.
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George W Woodward
Carrollton
Ohio
Harrison and Reform
Lefsyene
John ©. Groome
Brediey T. Johnson
Jacob 2M Kunkel
Congress
Peter Goodmanson
Fine Virginia bear displayed in city
A bear shot in the Shenandoah mountains by Mr Sprinkle was presented to Col L Baughman of this city. Col Baughman joined Sprinkle's hunting party during the Virginia trip, and the display occurred in front of the City Hotel on Saturday night.
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City Hotel
Virginia
Shenandoah mountain
Mr. Sprinkle
L. ¥. Baughman
Col. Baughman
Justice Eckstein's Court Disposes Cases of Disorderly Arrests
Justice Eckstein disposed of cases against George Cook, Henrietta Brooks, and John Carroll all colored, arrested by Officer Abrecht on disorderly charges. Cook and Brooks were fined $2.95 each, Carroll fined $5.85, all paid.
Prisoner Robert Simpson Taken to Montevue Hospital
Robert Simpson, a white prisoner from the jail, was taken to Montevue Hospital this morning for medical treatment.
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Montevue
Robert Simpson
Montevue Hospital
Illness of James G Blaine Deepens as He Fights Death
Reports from Lancaster detail James G Blaine's critical condition with Bright's disease and malarial fever. Physicians Dr Johnston and Dr Hyatt say he shows renewed strength after a perilous morning, though his overall weakness and risk of relapse keep the president and family anxiously hopeful.
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Eugene Bale
Maine
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Dr. Johnston
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father
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White House
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apk Hvar
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Homestead Poisoning Case Draws Legal Inquiry
Louis Sim, a 42 year old Hungarian laborer at Carnegie Steel Homestead, died at Allegheny General Hospital with doctors suspecting poisoning. Coroner McDowell to order chemical analysis of stomach, liver and kidneys. first poisoning report to coroner. Authorities link Homestead mill illness to possible poisoning in the September case of Samuel Leighter, with typhoid symptoms noted by Dr Kline and later physicians supporting poisoning theory.
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Preissere
Louis Sim
Carnegie Steel works
Homestead
Allegheny General hospital
McDowell
Sims
Samuel Leighter
Homestead mills
Kline
Murder plots and legal moves roil Jefferson parish race
In New Orleans area reports claim counsel for Bauman, jailed ex mayor of Kennerville, seeks a venue change amid alleged witness intimidation and local white sentiment against acquittal. Separate items note a Philadelphia aunt murder claim and a Berlin bourse slight revival, plus the wreck of the Cardigan schooner off St Bartes with crew saved.
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Lynentis
NEW OREEaxs
daudie Banman
Kennerville
Long
theferson parish
Banman
Bauman
Jefferson parish
Goddard Posts Forfeit as Corbett Fight Near
Joe Goddard deposits 5500 with the sporting editor as evidence of his intent to fight Jim Corbett. He declares he will fight for 5000 or 130,000, naming the terms and amount in dispute.
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Goddard
Cmcacyu
Joe Goddard
George & Isegg
Jim Corbett
Carnot Vows to Stay to Preserve France in Turmoil
A dispatch from St. Petersburg reports President Caringt will remain at his post under any circumstances to prevent internal disturbances in France. The czar has been informed, and the pledge signals commitment to stability amid rising tensions.
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Caringt
St. Petersburg
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McGuire Electrocuted for Middletown Murder in 1891
Fred McGuire was executed by electric chair for the murder of Amelia Gregory at Middletown on Oct 14, 1891. A new death chamber and chair were used. witnesses included physicians and newspapermen. McGuire faced his fate calmly after visiting clergy, with his relatives absent.
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Amelia Gregory
Middletown
McKivain
Aicttaire
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D . Conkling
S. W. Edgerton
Emme
Newbury
Fred McGuire
Noah Gregory
N.Y
Warren Brazington
William Hummell
Judge Brown
Warden Brown
Death Under a Falling Tree in Pennsylvania Town ship
Superintendent William Feaster died in Washington Township while directing workers felling trees. A log fell and pinned him. despite pleas to hurry, the log was sawed in two and he died. Also, Justice Mason delayed the Borden trial in Taunton, possibly until February or later.
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SHaMoRIN
William Feaster
Washington township
hue Mee trank
Taunton
Mass
Mason jis
Freight wreck near Nelson station claims eight lives
A Great Northern freight wreck at Nelson station Minnesota killed eight men and seriously injured five. The crash occurred as an eastbound train attempted to clear a wrecked freight consisting of thirty six cars. Conductor William Nickey and Engineer John Maloney escaped, while four others died in the caboose fire. The dead include Nelson O Dokken Christ Martensen Ole Martensen Engstrand and two others. Atlanta readies to host Vice President elect Stevenson with a Commercial Club program and banquet.
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here
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William Nickey
John Maloney
Nickey
tvo
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Christ Martensen
Oseskis
Ole Martensen
Gisakis
John Engstrand
Sprace Hill
John Akerson
Engstrand
Con Brummer
Yankton
S. C
Atlanta
Stevenson
Commercial Club of
Northen
Hemphill
J. Hammond
Commercial club
Abolition Push Proposes Life Sentence as Death Penalty End
Albany dispatch reports a winter drive to repeal the death penalty in favor of life imprisonment for first degree murder. Advocates return to the legislature with Governor Flower’s apparent openness. eleven murderers remain in state prisons awaiting death, though repeal may not spare them this term. Margaret Mather Pabst’s reconciliation with Gustav Pabst follows a secret engagement announcement. He resigns as Pabst Brewery secretary and plans Terre Haute business. The couple now resides with Captain Pabst on Grand Avenue.
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Fiower
Marvaret Mather-Pabst
Milwackex
Pabst
Milwaukee
Gustav
Tiage
Margaret Mather
Gustav Pabst
Terre Haute
Ind
Captain Pabst
Grand avenue
Youthful Desperado Terrorizes Dungeness Outskirts
Albert Sharrard a 16 year old is said to terrorize the raunchers near Dungeness the youth reportedly broke into a settler cabin stole two rifles and ammunition deputies pursued him but he forced them to retreat with hands up last week he allegedly held up two men and stole their watches and more cabins have been robbed by petty thieves in the area.
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Port
Wash
Albert Sharrard
Dungeness
National lawmakers near Christmas recess stall action
As holidays approach attendance drops in Congress and leaders doubt a quorum in the Senate or House. The McGarrahan bill and anti option measures face delay, while the House plans limited committee actions and a few key bills before adjournment.
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Louisiana
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Des Moines
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Gompers again president of Federation of Labor
The twelfth annual American Federation of Labor convention adjourned at Independence Hall with Samuel Gompers winning a tenth term as president. Officers and salaries were set, and multiple labor policy resolutions were adopted including civil service reform and compulsory education.
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American Federation of Labor
Independence hall
Chicago
Samuel Gompers
New York
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Ohio
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wens
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Baron Hirsch fund
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National Guard review notes gains and changes in Pennsylvanian forces
Governor Hison receives first annual Adjutant General Greenland report detailing the Keystone National Guard strength at 4332, a gain of 65, with three companies mustered out and three organized. Inspections show improved proficiency. no changes in regimental, cavalry or artillery units.
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Harensbury
Pat Hison
Greenland
Natonal Guard of
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