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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 02, 1894

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Markets Report From Frederick and Philadelphia Flint

Philadelphia grain and market notes for February 1 show flour prices weak with various winter grades and middlings, oats dull, lard softer, and butter and cheese values mixed. New York markets list coal and creamery products with small changes. Live stock and additional commodity quotes follow from regional exchanges.

Hiladelphia New York Pennsylvania Southern

Wilson Bill Passes House by Large Democratic Win

The Wilson tariff reform bill clears the National House by a sixty four majority. Seventeen Democrats oppose it amid scenes of vast crowds and intense excitement. The vote followed lengthy speeches by Reed, Crisp and Wilson with widespread gallery attendance and demonstrations.

Messrs. Wilson, Crisp and Reed Wilson House of Representatives Jim Crisp Reed Cleveland Stevenson Wison Victori Blanchard Beitzhoover Boatner Cochran Coombs Dunn English Geissenhainer McAieer Ryan Agnosty Bartlett, Camprei Cov Cummings Jinies Hendrix Suez Erborg Sickie N. Y Cabmas GS Sperry Pace Coun Geary Cal Sibley Davey Meyer Price and Robertson CIA Spediers Wis Idro Barney Matt Sit Yeut Mesers Abbott Alderson Alexander Baker Ka Baldwin Herwig Belt Colej Bell Ctext Belt Louver Berry Black Cockran Cockrell Conn Comper Cowper Ind Cooper Tex Cornish Crawford Culberson Davis Uc Denson Dinsmore Dock McDearmon McEttrick McGann McHair McKeighan McLaurin McMillin McNerny McRae Meredich Money Montgomery Morgen Mia Mutebler Neill Oates O'Neil Outhwaite Paschal Petterman Paynter Pearson Pence Pendleton Pendleton Ow.e Pigott Rayner Reily Hichards Richardson Olich Hichardson Tenn Ritchie Robbins Rusk Russell Sayres Shell Simpson Snodgrass Somers Springer Stallings Stockdale Stove Strait Swanson Talcot Talbott Tarsney Tate Taylor Terry Tracey Tucker Turner Turpin Tyler Warner Washington Weedock Wells Wheeler Als Whiting Williams Williams Griss Wise Wolverton Woodward Speaker Ship

Railroaders Wage Increase Reported in Sant Laxe City

General superintendent A R Wesby of the Grande and Wester road plans restoring wages cut 10 percent last October for beer workers, freemen, and trainmen. Maryland senate approves a joint resolution urging Maryland congressmen to oppose appropriations cuts to agricultural colleges and experimental stations.

Sant Laxe City A. R. Wesby Grande and Wester Road Maryland Annapolis Maryland Senate Congress

Admiral Benham gains full discretion in delicate mission

Reports from Washington and Rio de Janeiro praise Admiral Benham and Secretary Herbert for the handling of the strike on Brazilian insurgents. The Navy confirms Benham acts on his own judgment as American vessels face risks near Rio docks while insurgents claim belligerent rights.

Herbert Naval Wasimetrex Navy Department Adreual Benhee Brownworst Rio Itia Admiral Benham Department Thompson Benhim Rio Br Detroit C. W. Simpson Rio Jaserro Admiral de Gama Rio Janeiro Peixoto Admiral da Gema Admiral Beniem Admiral da Garna Bentham Barber

Murder Conviction in Second Degree in Hazleton Bar

Vienzo Sita was convicted of murder in the second degree for the Hazleton killing of Joseph Sisto in a bar. Fifteen years imprisonment was imposed. Also Granville Collins received a fifteen year sentence for horse stealing. Real estate transfers show Henry H. Jenkins and wife selling parcels in Branswick for 35 dollars.

Wil Rok Vienzo Sita Joseph Sisto Hazleton West Cuszer Granville Collins Eastern Penitentiary Henry H. Jenkins Sanford Montgomery Branswick Fudge Hudspeth Jersey City Jesse Warren Robert S. Hudspeth Assie Parker Hudspeth Reform School Treasury Wasureros United States Treasurer's Office James Anderson Indiana Anderson West Point Miliary Academy

New York Senate dispute over McCarthy unseating and court doubts

Albany reports a heated Senate session over unseating Senator McCarthy amid fraud allegations in Gravesend. Leaders from both parties clash as Lt Governor cites parliamentary limits and hints at possible court action while debates shift to reform and legal rights.

New York State Senate Albany State House McCarthy Gravesend John Y. MeKase Senate Saxton Wolfert Tay Cantor McCarty Geo Cothe Peenate Duthy Bal Sheela Tam

Mystic Rewaries Election and Local Tragedy Noted in Brief

Irregular text records a city election with J. A. Willen named mayor candidate amid French influence. A Cincinnati billiard match saw Schaefer defeat Siosson 38 to? Another item notes Mississippi legislature ballot delays for a senator’s successor. A graveside report mentions four children of George lost to diphtheria buried together.

Iderman J. A. Willen Manin Mme. Millet Cincinnati Schaefer Siosson Giott Misisippi Atta George

Willis Speech Sparks Hawaii Independence Debate

The Hawaii provisional government faces U S rebuff as Walter G Smith of the American party in Hawaii denounces kingly rule and urges annexation under the American plan. He lauds Hawaii’s defiance amid a crowd at Enon Square and calls for swift action toward joining the United States.

Walter G. Smith Hawaii United States Pam Willis Yexter United States of America Cleveland Provisional Poweru Triscopa Eaimass Enron Square Palace Square Walter Toollate Benuer Aum Sud Bwain Smaith Smith

February Weather Forecast by Hicks

Weather prophet Hicks predicts a cold February with warmth and storms in the west, snow north or central by mid month, and renewed storms from the 18th to the 2nd. Expect a mixed pattern with thunder, rain, and barometer changes as political periods and lunar phases are noted.

Bicks Hicks Eaath Mars Mercury Usfair Sion

Funeral of Harry Kane at German Baptist Church

The funeral was held this morning at 7 from the German Baptist church with Elder E. A. Branner presiding. Six pallbearers named including William Thomas Hiram Thomas Charles Wickless William Shook George Cresger and Andrew Craner. Interment followed at Mount Olivet cemetery with F. Schroeder as undertaker.

Harry Kane

Marriage License Notices for Carson Miller and Leyman Freshour

Marriage license entries list Charles Edward Carson and Miss Jes ale E. Miller both of Graceham. Also William Henry Leyman of Mechanics Town district and Miss Emma Freshour of Lewistown district.

Charles Edward Carson Jesale E. Miller Botho Graceham Wiliam Henry Leyman Mechanics Town Dstrict Emma Freshour Lewistown

Violent unrest and arrests amid WV miners strikes

Reports from Mexicomery West Virginia describe rising tension as miners threaten actions against coal operators. Meetings denounce railroads and operators, with some members acting as watchmen or militia. Coal companies stockpile arms, and mine arbeers face suspensions while clashes and rioting ripple through nearby towns.

West Virginia Mexicomery W. Ve SRY Strixtas Winchester Silliman Stevens

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