Doings in Congress and Frederick City finances described
The page details congressional actions with the Creek land treaty affecting up to 3,000,000 acres in Indian Territory Oklahoma and critiques of Civil Service Commission administration. It also includes Frederick Maryland city financial reports by Register and Collector Lewis M. Nixdorf, noting interest payments on a new loan and audit of accounts for the year ending January 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis M. Nixdoref
General Assembly of
Maryland
Wassivaros
Tie House
Wilson
Reed
Bussell
Ciardy
Sere
District of Columbia
Congress
Oklahoma
Allison
Dawley
Civil Service Commission
Plumb
House
Catlom
Senate
Sherman
Lewis M. Nexdorff
Fire damages New Fors area bumper loss reported
Fire at the corner of roadway end Sixteenth streets caused severe damage to several connected buildings used as business houses. The total loss is estimated at 50090. Oset and Gus place is destroyed with ruined stock. The fire threatened nearby theater operations but was contained by quick fire department action. Stone and hills news brief notes on New York crop warnings and Lake George being frozen follow in this column.
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Oset & Gus
New York
Grexs Farrs
NFL
New York City
Asderata Press
Glen Inke
Delawere and Haaser
Ms Shore
Lake George
No Stars and Stripes parade issues from Windsor visit
In Woomser Ontario on February 6 collectors report Surehon army visitors coming from Detroit to parade in the streets with American flags. They are warned that on British territory they must carry the Leghsh flag at the head of the procession if they parade again. Belfour Relenta Doers notes public objections to editor O Baer’s detention, sparking calls of uprising. In Toronto February H. E. Fletcher, jailed on a capias, is freed on grounds of debt law. Fletcher seeks $20,000 in a counterclaim while the patient remains in hospital.
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Woomser
Curwoms
Benson
Surehon
Detroi
Windsor
Belfour
O'Baer
England
Obwen
Clontiel Preson
Toronto
H. E. Fletcher
Eiber Gay
WLM
Ries
National Bours of Health
Wasausatoy
Harris
Senate
Treasury Department
National Board of Health
Army
Mazine
Department of Justice
Prisoner Charged In Diamond Theft And Suicide Attempt
A prisoner named George Ingle faced charges of stealing a diamond from a cigarette eyelet and attempted self harm after leaping from a third floor to the ground. He remains in critical condition as authorities report the incident. Cold weather grips Ganida with heavy storms in Montreal, Feb 6. A sharp cool front lowered the mercury by about 20 degrees yesterday. Train reports indicate further cooling and wind.
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George Ingle
Ganida
MontReal
Oat
Violent Street Unrest Ends in Fatal Police Shooting
Strikers clash with authorities on Forty second Street near Saxtuffta Street as a car is attacked. A policeman on board is killed after drawing his revolver. James McGrowan is wounded and dies at Roosevelt Hospital. Conductor and a suspect face charges as officials testify to the fatal shot amid the mob. In Barreson, Oscar Wiley fatally wounds two men in a separate street assault with a knife, before being restrained by shopkeeper Wills and police. one victim dies of injuries.
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Hie
Lings Uni
Forty-second
Hee Case
Saxtuffta Street
Eleventh Precinct
James McGrowan
Roosevelt Hosptal
Thomas K. Bobuelder
Schoewer
Lilet McGrowsa
McGowan
Dr 9
Aer Unis Etatement
Louis Brennar
Schneider
Ihoeder
Walker
Barresons
Oscar Wiley
Virginia
Iankity
Fle
Francis
Pratt Street
Willey
W. A. Wills
Proprio'ar
Wiley
Wills
Iright
Valentine
Ward
Azmasy
Bourke Cocknin
Commotitee
Connelly
Citi of
New York
City of
Hamilton
Century Club of
Cornelius
Manhattan
City of New Fork
Manhattan Hospital
Cottrell
Queens
Brownell
Cromin
State Medical Society
S B. Ward
Clevelsod
Angry Reichstag Debate Over Professor Geffchen Case
The Geffenckhen 4P FUE sparks a furious Feb 6 budget session as Dr Widthorst and Herr Ruchter clash over the alleged attack on Professor Geffchen. The Centre party leader defends his man while opponents condemn the government for publishing the indictment. The speaker warns order as passions rise and further confrontations loom with the burning matter of proposed motions.
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Reichstag
Escrxtn
Widthorst
Centre Party
Geffchen
Herr Ruchter
L Ver
Geffchen Thartends
Princ Ihsmarch
Suppression of bucket shops and tax refunds debated
A senate in Congress considers immediate steps to build a deep water harbor on Texas Gulf coast. A bill to suppress bucket shops and prohibit trading in stock and bonds with actual delivery faces heavy penalties. In Italy a budget dispute unfolds with no royal disarmament, while the U S Senate finance committee advances a direct tax refunding bill. A mob robs a county jail, hangs George Heggermen, and burns three dozen horses in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrcoty
Neb
Senate
Congress
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Vic Avic
Senate Finance Committee
NOLES FOR BUSY REX AND DEADLY TRAM ACCIDENTS
A New York Central tram struck a woman on 14th Street. Her identity was not established. A man named Dean cut his wife’s throat but survived. Mr and Mrs Fuller were seriously injured after coasting into a wall in Massachusetts. James Reagan and Joan McCormricn were killed by a tram near New Baye Connecticut. John Kehoe and Michael Gowd, laborers, died in a gas explosion at Twin colliery Pennsylvania. George Stevens was hanged by a mob in Colfax County Nebraska after horse theft and arson allegations.
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New York Central
Fourteenth Street
New
Fuller
James Reagan
Joan
Colfax County
Nebras
Mob Ai
Sewer Gas Tale and State Senate Memorial
A fragmentary report recounts a sewer gas episode in Albany with peppermint detective lore and a mock remedy, mentioning Dr Babb, Maj John Cornine, and Wayne county officials. It notes memorial services for Senator Low, a discussion of an excise policy, and a mix of local legislative items and ambiguous public notices.
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Wayne County
Peppermint County
Sons of
Wayne
John Cornime
Atarme
Senate
Qorondar
Father Tappan
Baldwinsville
Albany
Low
Greene
Assembly
Fooney Hamilton Fish
Habreman Hoapital
Rochester
Ameron J. Johnson
Hull
Adams
Tower of Babel
D. Bill
Lilly Sheehan
Anuyy
Anarchist Threat Reported in Hamburg Area
A Buffalo newspaper notes a violent tramp who claimed ties to anarchists threatened wealthy residents near Hamburg. He described planned uprisings in Buffalo Chicago and New York and showed a clockwork explosive device. Authorities caution residents as fire and explosion rumors spread through the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
C. W. Lillipman
Hamburg
Uno
Lampouan
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Woman Attempts Suicide by Cutting Throat in Nahbaut Street
Mrs. Charles A Dean of Nahbaut Street Mass. tried to kill herself Saturday night by slashing her throat with a dull case knife. Her husband found her with the knife on a stone. a physician treated the wound. Dean has suffered temporary insanity for several days. The couple, childless, run a furniture factory producing chairs and radiators.
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Waxmenp
Mass
Charles A Dean
Nahbaut Street
A Priest and Seven Others Injured on a Seafolding
Feb 6. A scaffold at the dome of the new Catholic church collapsed sending workers to the ground. Rev Father Parmenter suffered severe injuries with a broken left thigh. Others hurt include Pierre Jahen a carpenter with both legs broken John Gorzonlin a carpenter with back hurt Charl Pinischer bruised about head and face Joe Keller sprained leg Joseph Gonzoalin slightly bruised William Breen bruised about face.
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New Ineeta
Father Parmenter
Pierre
Jahen
Carpenter
John Gorzonlin
Chicago sensationas seven judges attack alarmed by جس
Marion Leonard a known eccentric woman attempted to assassinate seven circuit court judges in Chicago. She sent a letter to Judge Jamison promising to harm Judge Col hos in the big courtroom at 4 pm. Bailiffs guarded the building. she was seized at Judge Col lins' door, no weapons found, considered a harmless crank to be sent to an asylum. Whitney dinner hosts president, cabinet, and governors with notable guests in Washington.
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Curcaco
Marion Leonard
Sne
Juge Jamison
Jadge Colhos
County Pulding
France Cabinet Turmoil Sows Unrest as Bonds Fray
In a period of political upheaval France faces cabinet resignations and realignments. Boulangers's role grows central while ministers Ferrouillat and Delaporte shift positions. Army discontent surfaces with a mutinous letter, and General Boulanger tightens security as tensions rise among Opportunists Radicals and Conservatives. Ex Senator Davis hosts coal aristocracy dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrimoney
United States
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia Central Railroad Company
Hotel Beanett
Charles F. Moyer
Baltimore and Ohio and Consolidation Coal Company
W.S. Jacques
New York
Central Coal Company
L. N. Lovell
B. Orcutt
Chesapeake and Ohio Company
G. C. Morris
Philadelphia
Laboard Coal Association
WO. Bailett Nol GF
Berwind
German ransom talks stall as native unrest grows in ZaszBar
February 6 report from ZaszBar says Germany has failed to secure ransom for missionaries and suspended efforts. Locals press to lift a coast blockade by foreign warships. The sultan, in trepidation, has referred the demand to foreign representatives amid rising insubordination.
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ZaszBar
Florts
Capitalists on a Tour of Northwest Virginia
A large party of northern capitalists including prominent railroad men, bankers, and manufacturers left Roanoke this morning for an inspection tour through Southwest Virginia with President Kimball of the S and W. They are favorably impressed with the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Virginia
Lexcunree
Roanoke
Southwest Virginia
Kimball
Messrs
Andrew Carnewe
John H. Inman
James M. Swank
BR. B. Bower
James W. Paul
H H. Porter
Virginia
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Frederick City, Av
Hiram Bartgis
American Light & Heat Co
Pennsylvania
Globe Gas Light Co
Selartes
Canaveges Ene
Caeeeeneeeeeres
Amk
Zellers
Sud
Civil Services Commmitasion Criti
Senator Plumb
Siz
T Blaze
Parior
Bedroom
Din'ny Reem
HAL Etchison & Son
Market Street
Frederick, MD
Vate Sale
Cob Steiner
Studia
WM. Birely
AYS
Rossz
Sitios
fForssieuy
Bering
M. Brheady
Adamstown
Puoce
Corea
Tiist Poweful
General Og Weil
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
C. V
Levy
Goart Street
D Sthikee
Geffeckhen
Italy
Rous
Chamber of Deputies
Signor Caspi
Europe
Ouuana
George Heggermen
Schurje
Hegrerman
John Graig
Fred
Noles
Rex
Senn
TL W. Swanner
North Moore
Greenwich Streets
Chambers Street
Neweore
James Gordon
Rss
State “Medical Society
Arpur
Tae
Ntisalcon
Thueais
Sime
Targat
Fei
Sensati
Divisi
Whitney
Governor Hill
W. L. Bussel
Massachusetts
Smith M. Weed
M. Whitney
Spend
Carlisle
Varous
China
Faye
Poorman’s Crossing
Redfiel
Fair Haven
Lawnexce
WiLam F. Fuller
Methuen
San Francisco
Charles Trippler
Portland
Masonic Grand Judge of
California
Thurman
Conussts
Ohio
Quaxce
Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Orange
South Main and
Commerce Streets
France
Waille
Doulinger
Fenxing
Potsam
M. Ferrouillat
Justice
Boulanger
Sre
Radienta Siy
Tojyoin Boulanger
Ferry
Tunis
Henry G. Davis Waatheee
Trocble
He Satian
PocaExertsig
N. Y
Dutchess County
George Clark
Milan
Pine Plains
New Fork
Wasaixeton
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Custom House
Heart Ce
Clark
Emanuel Molashey
John Daey
Arthur T. Realy
West Virginia
Claniesros
Spriggs
Carr Young
Arusxy
Pine Lake
Fulton County
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