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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1891

Page

3

Mad Bog in New Jersey and Other Briefs

A dog suspected of hydrophobia was shot by Officer Miller after biting two men and injuring others during a rampage. Victims received cauterization and further treatment. In Kearney, New Jersey, mills operate with heavy guard after earlier unrest. residents expect no more trouble. In Boston, Dr Lafosse and John Currier are charged with malpractice over a fatal operation on Maud Currier, a 29 year old mother of four. In Canada, Francis Lingo faces trial for the murder of Annie Miller in September, with detectives continuing to work on the case. Weather: clearing, westerly winds.

N. J Miller Kearney Clark Tereak Company Brest Passaic Avenue Milandera Lacy Boston Dr. Lafosse Maud Currier John B. Currier Lingo N.S Francis Lingo Annie Miller Jenkins

Quay Denies Charges In Lengthy Public Statement

Senator Quay delivers a sweeping denial of charges against him blaming slander and political hatred. He details disputed financial issues, asserts proper actions on stock operations and a Chicago street railway purchase, and defends pardons votes while refuting bribery and liquor-related accusations.

Wasengros Wasy Quay Quey OFS Pennsylvania Democratic Party of Commonwealth Senate Chicago Street Railway Commonwealth of Perdsylvania Cbicaga Street Railway Philadelphia Chicago People’s Bank Samus Gustine Thompson Philadespara Young Men’s Democratic Association Ses Board of Pardons Tina Perdons of Penashitani Yoring Ccolleagues Hegel Bled Tam Amds Tod

Funeral plans for Gen Sherman in New York to St Louis

The procession to honor Gen William Tecumseh Sherman will form at 2 p.m. Thursday from his West Seventy-First street home. Troops, Loyal Legion and Grand Army units will march the route via Seventy-Fourth Street, the Boulevard, Fifty Seventh Street, Fifth Avenue, Washington Square, Broadway, and the Desbrosses street ferry to Jersey City. The body will be escorted by a military guard, with Gen. Howard and Gen. Slocum directing. burial at Cavalry Cemetery in St. Louis beside his wife and children.

Saermin Thomas E Shertiin Cavalry Cemetery St. Louis O. UO. Howard Henry W. Slocum Daniel Butterfield Desbrosses Street Seventy-frat Street Boulevard Fifty-seventh Street Fifth West Point National Guard Congress Lafayette Grand Army of the Republic J. M., Schofield C. O. Howard D. L. Braine L.A. Kimberly Thomas L. Casey J.C. Kelton BH. Ly. Kendrick Josep E. Johnston H. W. Slocum D. E. Sickles L. M. Dodge J. Af Cores Wager Swayne L. Woodford Garrison Morton Hayes Cleveland Senate House of Representatives Seventh Regiment Jersey City Howard Slocum Lieut. Robbins Battery B First Artillery Sergt Hickey Stacey Benney Hannon Kavanagh Landers Taft Gertis Govoda Cooney Twenty Fitz-John Porter Egbert L. Viele Stapleton Daniel Crowley Farragut Afr Barrett David Wilson Sherman The Stock Exchange Board of Governors G. A. BR

Faithfulness and the call to steadfast duty

A letter urges readers to endure with faithful living in the narrow path, warning against weariness and laxity. It emphasizes daily duties, the danger of hypocrites, and the reward for faithfulness, citing Revelation Be thou faithful unto death to receive the crown of life.

Rtv Ceaver

Wallis and Schells Offers and Local Notices

Brief items list sales and harness deals at Wallis and Schells 22 23 W Patrick Frederick Md. Social clubs meetings at Aliss Jennie Otts North Market St Alissian Organization North Market Street and Nannie Rontzalen North Blarket Street. Also notes recall mail delays by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and local civic and drill association meetings.

Wallis & Schell's Patrick St Alissian Social Organization Aliss Jennie Ott's North Market Street Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle Nannie Rontzalen North Blarket Street Independent Hose Company Drill Association Wallis & Schells Patrick Street Frederick Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Wallis & Schell W. Patrick St Ramshore House of Reformation For Colored Boys Baltimore Mgr Charles Markell Committee On Board of Aldermen Pine of Bores W. Pattickett Wolfeville Wallis & Schell’s City Hotel United Drill Association W. Patrick Street

Hymeneal WED at M E church in Jefferson

The wedding of Miss Janet and Lau Vie Ressler to Archendree R. Et chison and Charles R. Shaff, all of Jefferson, will be at M E church this evening at 6. A reception for the two couples at the Kessler home northwest of Jefferson from 7 to 11. Also a quiet wedding at Dr Fairney's residence between Jacob D. Bicer and Charlotte DeLauter. A wedding tomorrow for Annie Creamer and Wm Ford Simpson Jr at Ryland M E Church in Washington DC.

Janet Lauvie Ressler Archendree R. Etchison Charles R. Shaff Jefferson M. E. Church Reesa Vale Edwin ML. Kessler Jelauter Diser Pld. Fairney East Church Street Jacob D. Bicer Charlotte DeLauter Ellerton Pahrney German Baptist Church Annie Creamer J. A. Price Wm. Ford Simpson, Jr Ryland Methodist Episcopal Church Washington, D.C

Frederick Bicycle Club to Form Permanent Organization

The Frederick Bicycle Club meets tomorrow evening at Red Men's Halls at 8 o'clock to adopt a constitution and elect officers. A full attendance of members is requested.

Bicycle Club Frederick

Floods Cause Citywide Flooding and Rail Disruptions

Severe rainfall swells rivers and causes massive flooding from Greensburg to Johnstown. Conemaugh and Youghiogheny rivers rise sharply. rail lines and bridges destroyed or submerged. Lower Greensburg and fair grounds under water. Cambria Iron plants halted. Theft opportunists noted amid crisis.

Johnstown Jouxstons Stony Creek Conemaugh River Poplar Streat Cambrian Railroad East Conemaugh Eleventh Ward Cambria Iron Company Johxstows Shade Creek Poplar Street Conemaugh Somerset County

THREE MINERS ENTOMBED IN SCOTTDALe MINE FIRE

Reports from Scottdale Pennsylvania describe a mine fire at the Moyer mine three miles from town after an employee allegedly dropped a naked lamp. Three miners named James Waddell age 22 and brothers John and Robert Rhohel aged 12 and 14 are trapped as the shaft floods. Hungarian workers reportedly present but officials say only the three are unaccounted for. Fire hamper rescue. mine flooded and authorities silent amid suspicions of a strike-related shutdown.

Scottdale Scottpace Moyer Uine Rainey James Waddell John Robert Rohovel Berland’s

Ashquoting Affray Causes Evening Dispute

A disturbance occurred in front of a local store as Mrs. was struck in the breast during a quarrel sparked by a remark. Jacob Saycer and others confronted the threatened man, who later returned with a pistol. Con stable Shank arrested Devilbiss, who was sent to jail to await grand jury action. Magistrate Shaw ordered detention. officials expect no serious injury.

Secieaus Waals AsLentiogs Tartuk Pisces Strat Dames Mo Sigbro Woedstery Tessces Imiunz Dy Jacob Saycer Snyder Jessice Deviluns Devilbiss Shaw

The Supposed Ripper Arrest in Whitechapel

In Whitechapel there is growing uproar as Sadler, arrested for the murder of Carrory Nell, is charged after a blood stained knife is found in his possession. Police fear possible lynching as witnesses link Sadler to the victim and to a Friday crime thought by locals to be Jack the Ripper.

Deninens Whitechapel Lospey Metropeliain Pollog Catroty Sadler Jack the Ripper Pintlips Attecos Phillips Fis Wys Hretzin Carrery Waitechapel Stepney Arbor Square Mregand Latex Carroty- Nell Cas

Down the Mountain Side Kills One Student in Crash

A rock weighing at least 200 pounds fell from Dogneans Heights and struck a passenger coach of the Washington express on the Pan Handle road near Duquesne Heights. Miss Clara Fleming, 19, was killed instantly. J F Donahue, 20, was seriously injured along with two other students from Das College. The accident occurred during rain with landslides reported. The train reached Pittsburgh after the wreck.

Dogneans Heights Washingington Clara Fleming JF. Donahue Amiss Fleming Mr. Donahue Donahue Pittsburg Miss Fleming Washington

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