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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1892
Page
1
The Philomathean Literary Society gathered at the M church on Kaat Church street to hear Rev A J Gill deliver a sermon from Corinthians. Twenty five members attended and heard a forceful appeal to youth to resist temptation stay steadfast in faith and uphold manly virtue.
Obituary notices note the death of Charles Spurgeon amid tributes from congregations and peers, detailing his career at the Metropolitan Tabernacle, his breaking with the Baptist union over hell doctrine, and his lasting influence through the Pastors College and related funds. Additional deaths include Colonel Abram Speer and Reverend Joseph F. Garrison. brief items cover crimes, ship plans, and local incidents in various cities.
The report highlights gratitude from the Chilean government for U.S. diplomacy over the Baltimore incident. It notes Chilean parliament adjournment after a loan bill and anticipates Chilean actions to withdraw notes, while urging patience in handling the dispute with the United States. It also covers Garza revolt rumors and Mexican revolutionary activity with General Benavides reportedly leading forces in Coahuila and Tamaulipas.
A schooner Everett Webster from Roatan sank off New Jersey with Captain Clark and crew aboard. Only two swimmers and four small boats’ occupants remain missing, including Captain Charles Cramp and Mato Plavias Canali. In Washington, the election committee debates direct senatorial elections with near unanimity for the measure. A Parisian murder tale links Mrs De Mora’s death to a witness shock, while a British ship Victoria runs aground near Crete, flagship of the Mediterranean Squadron under Admiral Hoskins.
Historical report details fraud findings in two claims against Mexico over a Mexican mine. It notes the Weil claim lacked foundation, a British umpire ruled against Mexico, and most funds remain undistributed. Calls for repayment to Mexico, with Senate expected to pass a bill to bring the matter before the Court of Claims.
A dark night crash near Powellsville Station injured Rev Washington Murray and pupil Grigiy at school No 2. Murray was trapped under the horse and buggy harness but freed by Crit Grin after a strenuous effort. Local responders including postmaster A C Brown blacksmith W Rica and farmers Knot and Cooler aided victims and assessed $110 buggy damage.
The bulletin lists residents on Telegraph street in illness from grip and other ailments. A house fire at Rocky Ridge destroyed Jacob Miller’s home, with Mrs. Miller baking and unable to save belongings. The Baltimore Company coverage fell short of damages. Multiple arrivals to City Point and locals traveling from the county are noted. An epidemic claims several elderly residents in Carroll County, including Fuss, Hronestfor, Rowe, Barden, and Powell. Salvation Army meeting announced with new division lieutenant to attend.
John Jnricks, a colored man, was arrested by Officer Brengle on a warrant issued by his uncle William Johnson. He was sent before Magistrate Rekatoin and committed to the colored House of Reformation in Prince George's County, with transfer scheduled for tomorrow morning.
The program lists Forte Tiassa as a leading publican revue with a variety of acts including 12 expert clog dancers and 4 comedians. Featured ensembles include Peitk Tirkea and Randall with Uneir’s cabin act and a billed singer-dancer lineup. Bea Abe reportedly faces a debt issue at City Hall.
The report notes February as the time for Mantelpal flertion and yeantelpal cleethin plans. Primaries will be held for Aldernen on Tuesday and for Magor on Thursday indicating upcoming local election activity.
Fragmented report details a German banker Loewy and associates tied to alleged fraud and arson. The case includes marital interference by Legacy and Goldstein relations, trials, and a strategy to evade legal consequences through marriage while a Chicago incident reports banker Meadowcraft resisting arrest and facing a jail term after a gun threat and scolding in court.
A fragmented report recalls a parricide in McDowell County where Richard Christian, 20, killed his father Robbott Christian with an axe after being called to the kitchen. The scene described a struggle, capture, and fatal injuries to the father, with details of a larger riot in Smithton involving Italians and African Americans, leading to arrests and jail for alleged riot and intent to kill. Additional items mention a Lindertafel Singing society ball in Trenton and election riot outbreaks across Elimary with injuries and deaths.
Fragmented report lists naval patrols, legislative funding requests, a memorial tablet for Lieutenant Des Long, a homeward voyage of Rev T H Lewis, a fertilizer sale, a cadets hop, and stock transactions in Westminster and Annapolis. Named places include Washington, Annapolis, Westminster, and Baltimore area firms.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. H. El H. Aarwook at age ~? in Cardington Ohio after a long life in faith. Born May 3 in Frederick County Maryland she joined the M E Church and lived sixty years as a devout Christian. She married in Feb 1837 and moved to Marion County Ohio in Sept 1837. Survived by three sons and one daughter with the aged father. funeral at M E church Cardington conducted by Rev. Hamilton of Mt. Vernon.
A brief society note records the silver wedding celebration of Reverend J Land and Mrs Anna Mre on a January evening. Attending were many old friends including Hon T Cleyojanu, a long time associate, and ministers from Orland Baltimore and Frederick.
Anorala Tennessee notes in Saturday's Newa list honorary pallbearers for the late Charles Gaimbeilt. Active pallbearers include his nephews George, William, Richard, Hubert, Haley Lambriil, and Edward T. Jones.
Reports describe two fires in Yellow Springs and nearby areas suspected as incendiary acts. One blaze destroyed a residence near White Rock while another damaged property identified as the Cuultte property.
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