Schooner Jane Bright Aground in Brandywine Shoals
In Lewes Delaware on February 5 a northwesterly gale drove the Boston bound schooner Jane Bright ashore on Brandywine shoals with 350 tons of coal and two baggage cars six flat cars aboard. The Philadelphia tug Hercules could not refloat her and pulled off the crew at Lewes Station.
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Lewes
Del
Jane Bright
Barton
Boston
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Brandywine Shoals
Hercules
Lewes Hie Station
Treasury Cabinet Dilemma Weighs on Presidents Choice
In Washington Feb 5 the president faces a tough cabinet reshuffle amid silver party pressure and western finance needs He leans toward Windom era precedent a western financier but a suitable candidate from Wall Street days remains elusive Proctor is weighed as a cautious potential secretary of the treasury with undemonstrated Wall Street ties and Windom policy familiarity The silver question plus the need for strong fiscal leadership dominates the selection struggle as senate and house maneuvering continues International monetary conference also convened at Arlington Hotel with Romero presiding and several delegates present The meeting set organizational groundwork while other nations were partially represented and timing remains open for future sessions Bond purchases by the Treasury are noted under current circulars
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Sir Windom
Barrison
White House
Treasury Department
Sir. Harrison
Aldrich
Senate
McKinley
Wall Street
Windom
War Department
Treasury
Proctor
Windlom
Foster
Clarkson
Gen. Alger
International Monetary Conference
Arlington Hovel
Romero
Mexico
Lambert Tree
Ball
Colorado
Russel
Massachusetts
United States
Costa Rica
Senor Romero
Truley
Testimony in Vestigations Court Dredges Silver Links
The inquiry heard testimonies about alleged arrests and silvers interests involving Balnor and Owenby. David T. Littler denied ever taking bribes or knowing senators tied to silver profits. Charles S. Bradley reported Hanover checks totaling 275 dollars. a possible 200 dollar draft via telegraph was questioned. The committee adjourned after questioning.
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Jobnean
Awergy
Balnor
David T. Littler
Cameron
Owenby
Mr. Littler
Senator Cameron
New York
Charles S. Bradley
National Bank of the Republic
Suis City
Hanover
Amon
Owenby Arrested After Warrant for False Pretenses
June A Owenby, a witness before the silver committees, was arrested on a warrant charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses for cashing a 317 check that was refused by Hanover National Bank after the silver law passage. He said he would repay upon receiving witness fees and offered to accompany officers to discharge the obligation.
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Owenby
Wasuoros
Feo
Donald
Hanover National Bank
Ownenby
Injunction Dissolved in Water Plant Case
Will iam Ziegler vs Mayor Chapin and the comptroller and auditor of taisasy saw injunction dropped by Judge Dick mar in the King s perior court as the plaintiff was not represented. In South Dakota Moody leads early Senate balloting with 39 votes.
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Brooxtus
William Ziegler
Chapin
Taisasy
Long Island
Plainné
Dickmar
South Dakota
Moody
Tripp
Campbell
Melville
Italy Crisis and Cabinet Crisis Across Europe
Amid Italy’s cabinet crisis Signor Crispi’s resignation and Zanardelli’s possible formation of a ministry stir Rome. German and Austrian officials fret over Irredentist policy as Kaiser’s envoy reshuffles command and aims to align with Vienna against potential shifts. Other reports cover a Montpelier dynamite explosion, Gladstone’s failed religious reform bill, Covent Garden carnival balls, Baring investments, a general strike at Cardife, factory wage disputes, and a Missouri stock-keepers’ short accounts.
The Debt's Dresstmaker and Magazine Notes
A long advertising and literary roundup lists The Cosmopolitan and other magazines with authors Count Tolstoy Brander Matthews and Miss Elsie DeWolfe. It covers new Dickens editions Croppers of Von Sybel history and Rubinstein autobiography, noting strong February issues and notable poems and portraits.
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Count Tolstot
Everen
Polstot
Brander Matthews
Mr. Mattthews
Sir Vicant
Birs
van Renosalaer Crogers
Mademoiselly
James
United States
New York
Clara Lanza
Tourcing
Elsie DeWolfe
Prince Talleyrand
H. de Bary
William Pole
F. R
Prive
The
Cosmopolitan Pub. Co
Madison Square
N. Y
Scribner‘s
Atlantic
London Quarterly
Walter Peter
Prosper Merimee
Arena
Poet Lore
New England
Harper's
Century
Belford
the Overland
Andover Review
the Forum
Magazine of American History
Illinois Fight Shapes Senate Bid as Streeter Promises Loyalty
A Republican state conference with Chairman Jones, candidate Streeter, and several senators discussed backing Streeter. Streeter pledged to align with the party on national issues not opposed to Farmers’ Mutual Benefit, while distancing from the Democratic party. Debate focused on whether hardline Republicans would drop Streeter and what it would mean to mobilize a party convention if needed.
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Nis
Pel
Allianes
Chaimmas Jones
Streeter
Jones
Republic Party
Bereeter
Tankerneck
Moore
Streater
Ogles
Gale Sa
Local residents listed as ill in city area
The sick list notes many individuals across West Patrick Street East Third Street and nearby areas. Names include tobacconist I T Kline, infant child of Edward avers, Harriet Sawyer, Col J P Creeger, D a Lambert, James Aubert, Mrs Mack Wiles, Howard King, B H Blackston, Daniel Blumenauer, the children of R P Hagan, Mrs H B E Sawyer, Miss Amelia Markell, Emory Nuszh. Dr W A Long attending Col Creeger. Several recovering or improving.
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I. T. Kline
West Patrick Street
Edward Avers
Lost Third Street
Harriet Sawyer
East Third Street
J.P. Creeger
Schleysville
W. A. Long
D. A. Lambert
South Market Street
James Aubert
Mack Wiles
Braddock
Howard King
B. H. Blackston
East Fourth Street
Daniel Blumenauer
R. P. Hagan
H. BE. Sawyer
Amelia Markell
Thomas
Markell
Emory M. Nuszh
Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Keller Held in City and Middletown
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Keller proceeded from her North Market Street residence this morning. The cortege departed at a requested time for Middletown where services were conducted in the Reformed church by Rev T F Hoffmeier. Pallbearers included S N Zimmerman D S T Smith Jacob Wiles and Rev E R Eschbach presided at the home services. A T Rice & Sons managed funeral arrangements.
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Elizabeth Keller
North Market Street
Middletown
Reformed Church
T. F. Hoffmeier
S. N. Zimmerman
T. Smith
Jacob Wiles
E. R. Eschbach
A.T. Rice & Sons
Riflemen hold weekly Frederick meeting with cold weather
The Frederick Riflemen held their weekly meeting last night with forty three members present. Owing to the very cold weather the regular drill tactics were omitted. Several committees were appointed to arrange the banquet on February 18th.
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Frederick Riflemen
Boy Injured When Powder Bottle Explodes
Eddy Sisitoon eight year old son of Charles Sisitoon of East Third street was playing with a bottle of powder and attempted to light it when it exploded. Fragments severely cut his neck and face and damaged an eye. Dr. P F Smith attends and eye prognosis is uncertain.
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Eddy
Chas. Sisitoon
East Third Street
P. F. Smith
Trains Delayed After Freight Wreck Between Mt Airy Area
A Baltimore-bound train from the early morning failed to arrive by nine due to a wreck between Mt Airy and Bionrovia blocking several freight trains. Wreckers and crews were sent to clear the tracks. damage and other particulars could not be learned at once.
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Baltimore
Mt. Airy
Bionrovia
Milling Company Adopted Free Sacks Return Offer
On return of sacks for barrel flour at Ceresville shrine Milling Company announces a free calendar giveaway. Telephone contact provided for details and participation.
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Ceresville A
Milling Company
Widespread Local Weddings Reported Across Counties
A string of weddings is recorded from Emmitsburg to Frederick, including Elgar and Hammond families in a Jackson-area ceremony, with notable attendees such as Miss Dizzle Irwin maid of honor and Mr. Thomas Hammond best man. Other couples include Sarah Winging with Wi. H. Clay Jr., and Franklin Solwenring to Artus Liazle Eyster, all marking the season’s nuptials with receptions and forthcoming tours.
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Henry
Elgar
Cheng
Laniin
Emmitsburg
Lizzie Irsia
Thomas Hammond
Miss Irwin
Jones
Miss Hammond
Pun
Mrs. Hammond
Ss Ane
BT. G. Balthis
New Market
Mies Sarah ©. Winging
Mr. Wi
HE. Clay, Jr
Woodville
Loura Clay
Arch Runkles
Chas. Baker
Mt. Alry
Baltimore
Social World Dancing Party in Jamison Near Urbane
A lively Tuesday evening dancing and basket party at Mr.3’s Jamison home near Urbane drew a large crowd with generous refreshments. Attendees included E A Hendrickson John Snyder E Reuben Bizer Chas Reich A W Ogle Edw Shafer Harry Shafer and many more. The event showcased community fellowship and festive dining in a small county setting.
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Jamison
Mesars
E. A. Hendrickson
John Snyder
E. Reuben Bizer
Chas. Reich
A. W Ogle
Bronte Fitzsimmons
Henry Chiswell
John Harrish
E. I. Winel
F. I. Davis
Mra
A.E. Riser
Chas. Snyder
Mamie Hendrickson
Annie Snyder
Etta Riser
Nora Browning
Nellie Davis
Annie Davis
Maggie Davis
Lula Dreyer
Ids Hendrickson
Elma Lease
Lime Lease
Doctor Nelson Sends Funds for Key Monument
Dr Edward Nelson forwarded a contribution request to J M Nes Co of Hartford for a dentists foil fund. Today he receives a $10 check described as sent with pressure, signaling that the monument will soon take tangible form.
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Edward Nelson
J. M. Nes & Co
Hartford
Young Lutherans Form Christian Endeavor Society
A meeting of the church’s young people will be held this evening to organize a Christian Endeavor Society for members of the Evangelical Lutheran church.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
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