Mournful Accidents Hit Gloucester Ironworks and City
Gloucester New Jersey February 14 William Thompson aged 57 of Charles street was fatally crushed when a six inch pipe flask weighing about 700 pounds toppled onto him in the Gloucester Ironworks where he tended ovens used to dry moulds. He died after being taken to Cooper hospital. A scaffolding collapse at Newark avenue left six workers injured including Thomas Connors and James McGivhin with one likely fatally harmed. Regal Army matters report J R Malliffin of Lincoln Post Newark named department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Gloucester
N.J
William Thompson
Charles Street
Gloucester Ironworks
Cooper Hospital
Don
Jensex
Republican League clubs to meet in Richmond May 21
A call from the Republican State League club outlines a state convention of league clubs to be held in Richmond on May 21. The gathering will elect a delegation to the national convention in Cincinnati next May with prominent speakers from the north and west expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Percsssore
Republican State League
Republican League
Richmond
National Convention of League Clubs
Cincinnati
North
West
Admiral Porter Dies in Washington at His Home
A memorial notice from Wastilsutun reports Admiral David D. Porter died yesterday at his residence in the city after long heart degeneration and intermittent illness. Funeral with high military honors expected at Arlington. Secretary Tracy declares 30 days of official mourning in the Navy. Porter, born 1813 in Chester Pennsylvania, served from the Mexican War through the Civil War, earning multiple thanks from Congress and reaching the rank of admiral.
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Wastilsutun
David D. Porter
Porter
Admiral Porter
Warness
Richard
Mrs. Logan
Harrison
Tracy
Navy
Gen. Sherman
Thave
Logan
Taven
Arlington National Cemetery
Kral Porter
Arlington Mansion
David Dison Porter
Chester
David BD
United States Navy
New Orleans
New York
Panama
Farragut
Commader
Congress
Vicksburg
Grand Gall
Grant
Banks
Red River
North Atlantic
Fr Fisher
Gen. Terry
Naval Academy
Washington
Monon Xot Soild Carcaco Feb 11 Breyfozie denies sale rumors
In Chicago from New Albany Mr Breyfozie president of the Monon reads there is absolutely no foundation for reports of a sale of Monon property. He warns swindlers and defends against printed allegations. Jury convicts in Granite State Provident case. Snyder favored for mercy.
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Monon
Carcaco
Breyfozie
The
Monon Read
Chicago
New Albany
Afonon
Brice
Privseurc. Fed
Eysieson
Kimberly
Carey
Snyder
Granite Saste Provident Association
Social World Dance Recitals Highlight Local Notables
A string of dances graced Walkersville and Liberty with large crowds from Westminster Mechanicstown Frederick and surrounding towns. Notables included Wives Mary Long and VhraM une E'vanur Zimmenuas with many named guests. the Collegiate Hall affair drew wide attendance and late dancing through 2 a m. Musicians from the Frederick orchestra led the events, with committees crediting organizers for a memorable season highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caree Cory Magers
Snd
Janenebys Frederick
Westminster
Mechanicstown
Mr. Plessant
Frederick
Walkersville
Messrs
Roger Doll
Edgar McCardell
Charles Levy
George McCleery
Charles Carty
Leslie Cramer
Noah E. Cramer
A Pretty Wedding and Other Local Notices
Oscar E Ross and Emma L Lewis wed at the bride’s home in Baltimore with a small gathering and reception. Also announced is the marriage of David W Hartman to M Fisher on February 19 at the bride’s home in Point of Rocks. A Jersey City prize rebus winner Miss Katie Price receives a Singer sewing machine. A fire on the Derr farm near Liberty Pike damaged a fodder stack before neighbors stopped it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar E. Ross
Lilly, Rogers & Co
Baltimore
Emma .L. Lewis
Warren Avenue
G. W. Hobbs
South Baltimore
M. E
Ross
Frederick
David W. Hartman
M. Fisher
Point of Rocks
Jersey City
N. J
Katie Price
John E. Price
South Market Street
Katie
E. L. Derr
Liberty Pike
Gem Book store opens after acquirement by Wm W- Lesse Co
Wm W- Lesse Co purchases the branch store of Smith's Temple of Fancy on West Patrick Street and renames it the Gem Book Stationery and Fancy Goods store. The owner leaves for a new stock purchase and the store will reopen on Tuesday. A court hearing discharged Miss Clara Schaeffer from custody due to a magistrate defect. A Y M O T special meeting planned a token gift for Rev Fr Brand, presenting an office book for priests use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W- Lesse & Co
Smith’s Temple of Fancy
West Patrick Street
Gem Book
Clara Schaeffer
Fr. Brand
Priesis
Open Letter from General Raum on a Cold Remedy
An open letter from General Raum, Commissioner of Pensions, describes severe catarrh in winter 1977 and credits a remedy with relief. The author claims to keep bottles at home and notes people can obtain the complete treatment from their druggist for one dollar.
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Raum
Commissioner of Pensions
Wasaiveros
D.C
Fen
Hartley
Baltimore
Garex
Dolar
Trade Center Notes Mixed. Steel Coal Markets Dominate
An omnibus review shows mixed signals across regions. Coke strike disrupts Connellsville coal, iron output falls 2 percent over two months, and finished iron sales stay strong. Coal prices dwindle as fear of a price war grows. copper demand remains limited. Wool and cotton stay robust in some markets while southern trade lags. Boston sees steady wool and dry goods. New Orleans commerce improves. Money markets ease nationwide with 252 U S failures and 35 in Canada this week, down from last year.
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New York
den & Co
Connellsville Coka
Trent
Ex- Laine Bey
Boston
South
New Orleans
Pittsburg
Merchant i Iron
Suv
Chicago
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
Hill vs Watterson Governor Questions Letter
Governor Hill, staying at the Hotel Normandie, refutes a letter defended by Mr. Watterson as his creation. Hill lists three reasons for deeming the letter a forgery, noting he never received it, would have approved its publication, and recalls Watterson’s congressional career.
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New York
Hill
Hotel Normandie
Watterson
Kentucky
Canadian Annexation Debate In Liberal View
Montreal February 14 Liberal leader Wilfred Laurier addressed Conservatives charges that unrestricted reciprocity would lead to annexation. He said Canadians could vote for or against annexation and implied reciprocity could improve prosperity without urging political union. He acknowledged opposition may fear political union as a possible outcome.
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Montreal
Wilfred Laurie
Feader
Death notices and war casualty report from early era
The notice records the death of Margaretis aged 2 tenths and illnesses after a medical event. It describes a military incident with Col G. W. Brest and Mss. 3. W. Gren of Alexandria in a sinking battle. It also reports the death of Mrs. Mary A. Fleming aged 61 from paralysis and notes funeral details and survivors, including a husband and two daughters.
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Palua
Margaretis
NL Ho
Shaler
Detferset
LODEN
Hardie
Brave
Droze
G. W. Brest
W. Gren
Alesandria
Fleming
Mary A. Fleming
Clinton Zimmerman
Charles Zimmerman
Silemmoon
O'Viovk
E.R. Exchbach
Mu Olftvet
Owls Special Meeting in Frederick Town Tonight
Local notices report a special Owls meeting tonight amid town in town, with various ads for harnesses bikes and goods at Wallis and Schells 92 W Patrick St Frederick Md. Community events include Y M C U gathering festival at Kemptown and a Walkersville Cornet Band entertainment.
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Watlin
Sehell’s
W. Patrick St
C. E. Zellers
East South Street
Wm. Ebberts
Urbana
Thomas Smith
Wallis & Scheils
W. Patrick Street
Fredarick
Wong
Rawheiser
Bro
Hagerstown
Adamstown
Frederic County
Greencastle
Wallis & Schell’s
Kemptown
Daniel Banshew
West Patrick Street
Frederick and Ballenger Creek Turnpike Company
M. E. Geizenda
Board of County Commissioners
AL Wallis & Scheil
Phamega Literary Society
Backeystown
Lillie Keller
Walkersville
Cornet
Wallis & Cell’s
City Hotel
Frederick
Washington Smith
Tramsville
Wallis & Schell
Frederick Md
F.W. Staub
Liberty
Staub
St. John’s Catholic Lyceum
Frederick College Dramatic Club
O. C. Warehimo
Bud Davis
Broner
Obenderfer
Air
John Murray
General Sherman improves as extreme unction debate swirls
The New York Times reports on Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman’s condition amid hopeful signs and a controversial scene as Extrema Unction was administered by Father Berne at the family’s request. Sen. John Sherman defends the family’s Catholic aid while noting Sherman and his brother remain Protestants.
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Joly Sherman
Phere
Bey
Thackara
Shera
Generala Helizion
Sher- Maan
Josh
Sherman
Mss
Riad
Himelf
Father Bierac
Fether Berne
Gen. Sherman
Sherman Kyptaina
John Sherman
Eneral
Ew York Times
Chaibter
Gon Sherman
Dastress
Joux Sazean
Concert Review of Estey Philharmonic Orchestra
A lively report on the Estey Philhar monic Orchestra evening with performances by Staley Gambrill and notable solos. The writer recalls a banquet, watch presentation, humorous anecdotes about a faulty pocketbook, and praise for A G Welds minstrels and Field’s magic act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Estey
Estey Philharmonic Orchestra
Withdrawn Rabie sale at City Hotel auction
Captain Walter Saunders the auctioneer offered the house and lot at the corner of Middle alley and East Patrick street in Miss Nannie Haller's possession for J. C. Hardt agent. The sale was withdrawn at a bid of 2700 dollars.
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Walter Saunders
Rabie Sale
Todjgst
City Hotel
J. C. Hardt
Middle Alley
East Patrick Street
Nannie Haller
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Jas. E. Walker & Co
Pohls
JAS
WALKERSCO/S
JAS. E. Walebe &Co
Sihm
Hoazowane and Comanx
North Market Street
Frederick, Ma
ER. JS. Eldridge
Benes Toorshoss
Wan
Goons
Hamburg
Tobshon
Jeldridge
Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
J. A. CG
Lipps
the News
Grand Army
Trexton
J. R. Mallifin
Lincoln Post
Newark
Sawrer
Cape Amay
Wes
Dab
Dy Ascalve
Taz National
Vezer
Solliera
Jasob Waite
Chaplain Batterpost
Patereoa
Dallow
Hero OF the Seal
Atmire
Nate
Fie
Gemsheriasi
Calle
Mian Povgheeepsh
George T. Husted
Clinton Corners
Oxlando Brig
Hoboken
San Francisco
Baffalo
Soclal World
Andrew Summers
Sil
Munshower
Albert Etzler
Edward Gilbert
Samuel McMaster
Bymeneal
Pantiioh
Hill VS. Watterson
William Rodgers
East Mimes
Bmirs
Bramley
Squire Johnston
Rodgers
Pennsylvania
Harrissere
House
Senate
M.S. Quay
Skinner
Ottawa
Ln Albert
la France
Henry & Dail
West South Street
John Rhiel
Charles Rowe
Fleb. Smith
Mable
Bir
Reynolkis
B. & O. Avenue
Wootten
Thomas Strickler
B.& O. Avenue
8. S. Maynard
J. P. Creager
Schleysville
Jenks Hauer
York
Sheraas
Enxusar
Ind
Souths
Imfi
Kiluos Fremagg Schuyler Nes
Foreman Fleming
Clark Wilson
George Kitesman
Nesewarder
Wis .A. Minn
Wii Hayes Laird
Winona
da Gould
Wassrciox
Jay Gould
Gould
Ben Ali Es
Ben Ali Baggan
Exersbody
Bron Fret
Evening Star
Gregg Miler
Irs
Joe Hoffman
Robie
Indies
Gise
Moats Lita
Bion Firestone
Staley Gambrill
Staley
Lleva
Esteys
Theo
Gay
Weber
al. G. Weld
Opera
A. G. Field
Joe Bing
Cradoc
Billy van
Ilorissey Crothers
Ace Press Fundiancis
Zanard Estus
Guardia
Field
Elmira
N. Y
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