03 Feb 1892
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1892
Page
1
A fragmentary OCR note mentions stadion ve y, mugs, sst, tons ashy and pane y goods. The readable items reference stadium, merchandise, and assorted material terms without clear context or complete sentences.
The article notes yesterday’s clerk’s clearance and qualification, the opening of Alding stone quarters, and ongoing work with orders filling a region. It mentions tickets for a second Arden production at City Vipera Hones, a benefit for the deserving poor, hot cakes selling well, and a hopeful crowded ball with a devoted hearted effort.
A stranded steamer with a dry forehold and a flooded afterhold faces certain loss near Portsmouth as tides rise and waves wash over the vessel. Coasting captains deem rescue unlikely. two officers and eight firemen evacuate with gold aboard in lifeboats. Bullion aboard is salvaged, but the ship will not be saved. Lifeboats struggle in heavy surf as crowds watch from the cliffs and a night rescues unfolds under electric glare.
Indignant youths protest a new Prussian edict banning the village winter ritual where girls spin at a home and invite young men to visit. The regulation requires a family head present and bans girls under 16 and boys under 14 from attending, sparking local irritation.
The jury returned a verdict of murder in the first degree against Carlyle Harris. The trial drew wide interest as details of the case emerged. Harris admitted prescribing morphine to his wife but claimed insufficient doses caused her death. The verdict stunned many. sentencing expected near Mannay, with appeals likely.
In Galena during January the death toll reached a record level with thirty five deaths. The grip was responsible for about two thirds, hitting the elderly hardest as the average age among the deceased was 74 years and ten were aged over 80. Occurrence noted as severe in Ocala.
Fragmented dispatches report Lord Salisbury praising the Catholic Church while hostilities toward England persist. A Senate committee postpones a key vote on silver legislation as concerns mount over fiscal policy. A Pennsylvania detective processes a prisoner extradition while unrelated local notices recount missing-person cases and a recovered fugitive.
A boiler room blast at a factory on 74 Pacific Street killed three workers, including boss plumber Oscar Leurien aged 32, and the apprentice Albert Anderman aged 19. Two other plumbers were missing. families crowded the scene as firemen fought flames and police reassured workers’ relatives. Estimated loss around $10,000.
Obituaries and public notices report the death of Mrs. Sarah A. Zimmerman of Yellow Springs at her son-in-law D. Young’s home. Funeral and interment set for Slr. Olivet Cemetery. Also noted are infant Robert, son of Mr. J. Clay, buried at Mechanicutown Utah. local illnesses including grip and pneumonia. several family health updates. Missionary Society meeting at Evangelical Reformed Church. Maryland legislative items. and the destruction of the historic Appomattox Court House building by fire with loss of records.
A garbled note indicates Maye your Ment from Shippers and Peerless Paper Meat Sackeare enarade tral teda dt. Thretoatzpart Gand ete apiece Able retailers used eet them. It mentions Great Southern Co Frederick Me and the push for improved packaging and supply cooperation among retailers and manufacturers.
West Meata transfers and related notices list changes in ownership and positions involving local residents. Names include Ann Matsel, Clinton Fo ltaee, Din Drederick, Thomas, and Fredrik, with ages noted for several individuals.
In Twone, Nebraska a lengthy political dispute keeps Thayer in office as governor for another month. Attorney Thayer’s backers argue the election process was flawed and seeks delay, while opponents urge immediate mandate and appeal outcomes. State officials and appointees face scrutiny as legal challenges unfold.
Reports suggest discussions within Gov or party circles about Senator Gorman and allies backing different candidates for the presidential nomination. Also cited are visits of Schley and a large gathering in Washington with senators and officials, plus weather notes and a New York hotel closure.
Scattered items report twenty people tied to the electric rota in Mingary, two juveniles in New York burglars sent to a Catholic protectory, a two-year-old boy killed after a fall of about seventy feet at Vana, and various political and personal notices with names and places mentioned in uncertain terms.
The article discusses the selection process for seven arbitrators from Britain Canada and the United States to settle a fisheries dispute involving Secretary Blaine and Lord Salisbury. It outlines the proposed method linking the arbitrators to hear evidence on jurisdiction and the sea matter, with named commissioners and likely appointments.
A troubled legal career ends in tragedy as a rising Northampton County attorney shoots himself after a dispute over a case involving estate funds and alleged embezzlement. The Times reports on the court proceedings, the decedent’s state, and the ensuing investigation along with related political updates.
The Philadelphia stock market showed a firm but uneven close with prices steady for several issues while others rose. Trading featured notable activity in Reading and Pennsylvanian issues, with certain agricultural and manufacturing stocks holding steady into the session’s end.
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