Auction notices of livestock and household goods
A sequence of sale advertisements lists items to be auctioned or sold by various agents. Entries specify bidders, dates from late February to March, locations near Frederick and Knoxville, items including live stock farming implements and household furniture, and reference to bills and weekly or daily newspaper ads for details.
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Walte
Saunders
Act
Taylor Jjnesrutle
Harvey
East Patrick
Li Mo Bresdy
Davis
Park Mills
Februere Zith
Charles B-Fout
Msrkell and Brown
Frederick
Seeady
L M Bresdy
FE Thomas
Prof Rocks
Chas R Foam
Samuel
Rocky
Springs
John Biehl
Ches
Geo W
Patrick
B. Fout
T. Bleatlinger
Daily News
L. M
Lewis
W. Bell
Point of Rocks
Bready
Royers
Tramsvillé
Jacob Rohebsck
Yate Henry
Pampell
Joseph Cronise
Jacob Bohrback
Parmpel
Col H C Sulcer
David EL Roelkes
Knoxville
Hse
Harvey Tease
W.H Plummer
Ady
Gideon “Qiiea
Walkersville
Deily
LM Breads
DI Michael
Doubs
Adv
Chas B. Fout
Joseph Glaze
Alfred M Kemp
Afonteyne Road
LM Breacy
Thomas
Grawford
Peter's ‘Mill
Steele
Marea
Chase
Cyrus G Helfensteix
Advin
Harvey Lease
Beyers Mill
Gillings
Nichols
Washington County
Tariff Legislation and Treasury Tax Cuts Reported
The report covers compromise tariff measures, including the McMullan and Breckinridge substitutes for the Mills bill, with free lists for tin plate and wool and reductions in woolen and tobacco taxes. It cites a net revenue reduction of about 41.8 million dollars and outlines internal tax repeal on tobacco products. It also notes a favorable report on New Mexico statehood legislation and Cleveland’s final White House reception amid rain and attendees.
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Wasiuscrox
Post Office
AicMillin
Tennesey
Committee On Ways and Means
Breckinrigge
Kentucky
Sir Rendall
Peonsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
House Committee On Territories
J Joseph
New Mexico
Cleveland
White House
Bayard
Endicott
Whitnes
Dickinson
Alis Colman
Big fires destroy Peck Benny & Co foundry and McDougell elevator
Fire victims report Peck Benny & Co foundry on All street burned, three cars destroyed, loss about 100000. A second blaze hit James McDougell’s grain elevator, water pressure woes delaying extinguishing efforts, top of the elevator and roof ignited, 73990 bushels of grain stored, total loss about 150000 with insurance coverage. Two men narrowly escaped.
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Peck, Benny & Go
James McDougell
Bool s Revenge in Glenville leads to family tragedy
In Glenville Wisconsin on February 18 a fight led to a shooting at the Mesizek home. A man killed the elderly woman and a daughter then shot himself, leaving the idiot brother to escape and raise the alarm. The incident follows a prior brawl where Josepheck and Meleek were involved, implying a cycle of vengeance.
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Bool
Glenville
Winn
Josepheck
Philip Mesizek
Mary
Sarah
Alary
Young Women Delegates Report At State Meeting
The Young Women's Christian Association session in Newburgh discussed college reports and Miss Anna M Reynolds's paper The Employment Bureau and How to Make it Profitable. Delegates debated funding prompt with a plan to raise 100 locally and twenty five cents per member, with the Bloomington convention to be hosted by state leaders.
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Mead
Newburgh
Women’s Christian Asociath
Anna M. Reynolds
Sung Indies
Te Be Deht
Bloomington
Charles FE Wiliams
New Supa
Yale Alumni Banquet Highlights Athletic Pride
A Yale alumni banquet in New York featured Chauncey M Depew and other distinguished Yale graduates praising athletic success and the college's modern blend of vigor and learning. Depew contrasted past scholars with today’s athletes while a procession of speakers celebrated Yale sports and overall progress.
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Yale
Chauncey
Depew
New York
Delionies
Rearr E. Howland
New Haven College
M. Depew
J. Wager Swayne
Edwards Pierrepont
Truste
Tals
Richards
R. J. Cook
Walter C. Camp
AD A
W. H Son
Henry S. Brooks, Jr
John A Brown
Edward « Mason
W. HK. Townsend
Isaac H. Bromley
Depaw
Hercules
Fromi
Robert J. Cook
Fale
Philadelphia
Dwight
Judge Howland
Cook
Parnell Letters Trial Highlights and Paris Crisis Roundup
The article reviews the Parnell letters case with parasites of Pigott and McDowall défense, noting cross examinations and political pressure as the Irish question heats Parliament. Paris presses reform amid a French crisis, while German and Austrian reports flag rising military prep and political uncertainty.
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Losnos
England
Parnell
Pigott
pEudfohl
McDowall
Mrr
McDoneld
Inglis
Muck
Thei Gladstonian
Pall Mail Gazette
Paul
Gazette
Labouchere
Truth
Dublin Freeman’s Journal
Willa
Ireland
Mosher
New York
Red Jim" McDermott
O'Brien
Sid
Trish
William O'Brien
Hes
Carrick-on-Suir
Mir
Parnall’s
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Berlin
Vienna
France
Paris
Guy
Hamburg
Rottwell
Wrerxa
Rudolph
Austria
Inigaiz
Prince Redelph
Millionaire's Narrow Escape Aboard Western Express
John Haines of Boston a passenger on a western express in a disturbed sleep allegedly rose and opened a window then jumped from the car. He reached a top of a freight yard breaching a beaver yard and was found by an employee. Haines a partner in Edgar Thouren steelworks was en route to Pittsburgh to meet Andrew Carnegie.
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John S. Maines
Hoston
Aurooxa
John H. Haines
Boston
Paseninr
Western Expresso Company
Haines
Philadelphia
Himelf
Air Haiges
Edgar ‘Thouren
Pillsbury
Mr. Gaines
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Centennial programme outlines Washington inauguration events
A plan and scope committee notes for the centennial of Washington's inauguration includes a service at St Paul’s on April 28 and a presidential visit schedule. President Harrison will depart Philadelphia April 7, tour Trenton and Elizabeth, with a grand parade along Broadway to Fifth Avenue and two arches planned. Cadets from West Point and Annapolis and a large army contingent are invited for the parade on April 20, with an industrial parade set for May 1. subscriptions amount to £31,520.
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Washington
Ker
Morgan Dix
St Paul’s Church
Geo
Stryker
New Je
Harrison
Philadelphia
T. 3 Ppm
Washington Triumphal Arch
State Capitol
Trenton
Elizabeth
Navy
G. Hamilton
Wall Street
Regular
WW. RO Cruger
Che Tirman
Committee On Army
Fifth Avenue
Madison Square
Twenty-third
Twenty-sixth Streets
Twenty-sixth
Broadway
Will Street
Waverly Place
Fifty-ninth Street
The
United States
Army Committee
Scofiek
West Point
Annapolis
Regular Army
Elopers Run Down Keene and Hauser in Texas
Keene and Hauser were arrested after eloping from Austin on January 16. Hauser, a piano fuser, and Keene, a carpenter, traveled with Hauser’s wife and five children. They reached Memphis January 20 and married under the name G. H. King and Miss Zalie Hanzer. The couple began living together three days later.
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Keene
Hauser
Moses
Hix
Austin
Windom Visit Sparks Cabinet Speculation in Indianapolis
William Windom arrived in Indianapolis to meet with General Harrison amid cabinet speculation. Windom declined to confirm any offer, saying the question rests with Harrison, while reports link Miller to agriculture and Estee to another senior post.
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