Enraged by a Tone Change at Fis herty's Saloon
Reports from Connecticut New York and Ontario detail a sequence of violent incidents and a murder case. Witness Mrs Hall testified about a barroom altercation at Fis herty's saloon triggered by a song change causing Collins to be attacked. Hydrophobia death follows a cat bite. Samuel Post dies of gunshot wounds after a Chicago apartment shooting. A minister and a doctor face indictment for murder by medical malpractice. A train collision near Cucie Ontario kills one and injures several. A senate free coinage bill is effectively blocked.
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Hall
Collins
Fisherty’s
Flaherty
Funeral of Gen Sherman Draws National Pageantry
Crowds across Ohio and Missouri gather as Gen William T Sherman’s funeral train travels to Columbus and St Louis. Ex Confederate and Grand Army units march in the procession while officials, veterans, and families follow the casket through Newark, Columbus, and beyond. Ohio sends three infantry regiments and a battery. Kansas lawmakers attend.
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Father Sherman
Calsary
St Leoa
St Louis Bis Geen
Tay
Sherman
Confederate Benevolent and Historical Association
Grand Army
Ohio
State Senate of
Kansas
United States
Schofield
New York
Loyal Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Sens of Veterans
Natione! Guard
Francis
Missouri
Twelfth Street
Pine
Grand Avenue
Cavalry Cemetery
Grand and Florissant Avenues
Columbus
Corpus. C
Gen. Sherman
West
Ohip
Natonal Guan
St. Louis
Newark
Catafalque
Lemers Post
Flood Devastation Strikes West Virginia and Ohio Rivers
Floods sweep West Virginia towns, drowning bridges and plans for dismantling the steamer Queida after an explosion. In Belmont and St Marys oil fields, sixty derricks wash away, with losses likely exceeding 3200,000. Cincinnati braces as Ohio River rises, threatening widespread flooding in the bottoms.
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West Virginia
Kanawia
Patrixoy
Lowes
Rathbone
King
Wareuxe
W. Va
New Cumberland
Gre Brick and Pottery
McMahon, Porter & Co
Susith
Porter & Co
Freeman's
Eureka
Belmont
St. Mary’s
Uwwu
Martin's Ferry
Pennsy Trouble Narrowly Stays, Multiple Unions Meet
At Pittsburg conference no compromise with General Manager Wool reached as 103 grievance committee members from Pittsburg Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago and St Louis discuss engineers and firemen claims. New York Philadelphia and Boston report no confirmed tieup or trouble. Dixon backers press bid as Cribb club offer looms. D C Ridge and Lewis Engelbrecht updates noted.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Afr
Arthur
Locomotive Engineers
Sweeney
Switchmen’s Union
Sargent
Brotherhood of Firemen
Meetings in Kemp Hall by association members
The usual meetings will be held in Kemp Hall by the association tomorrow morning and evening. The morning session will be led by Mir Wm. Reeskey and the evening by Mr. Wiliam Knock.
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Kemp Hall
Association
Mir Wm. Reeskey
Wiliam Knock
New vault door to be installed at Frederick Savings Institution
A new burglar proof door will be placed on the vault of the Frederick town Savings Institution shortly. The door will come from the well known safe manufacturers LH Miller & Co Baltimore.
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Predericktown Savings Institution
LH. Miller & Co
Baltimore
Open Letter Endorses Catarrh Remedy by General Rauz
In 1877 I suffered from catarrh and found relief with your Catarrh Remedy. The letter from General Rauz of Vasarseros, D.C., states the remedy is simple to apply and effective. He urges sufferers to obtain the cure from their druggist for one dollar.
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Rauz
Vasarseros
D.C
Pes
Dar. Hartley
Baltimore
Colt
Mretan- Gueex B. Ravx Vieersons
Corelirk
Foc
Wreck in Tunnel Kills Six on New Haven Train
A New York New Haven and Hartford Railway local train collided with a shop train in a fog shrouded tunnel near Eighty Sixth Street. The crash killed six people including car cleaners Hartshorn Kitlien and John Haucke, and injured several others. Fire followed the crash as rescuers pulled victims from the wreckage and transported survivors to Presbyterian Hospital.
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New Yook
Fourth Avenue
Bgaty
Winda
Cheip
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Mott Haven
Strees
Park Avenue
Fire Department
Armbulance Corps
Cires
Eighty Sixth Street
Jocal
Joan Haacke
West Forty-ninth Street
Hartshorn Kitlien
New Maven
John Haucke
Daniel M. Conlbred
Matthew Linn
Cac Cleone
William Brown
Clraner
J. Helehen
Boston
Oroken
Chambers Street Hospital
Local notes from Frederica County society events
A crowded section on social affairs reports the Ladies Auxiliary preparing for the estugolsaire in Keep Hall and notes a charity film screening with a small fee. Also covered are a list of class changes, a gospel meeting with Rev Beale expected, and updates on the Homestead Building Association incorporation and lodge activities.
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F.C. Y
M.A. Noten
Gheuse
W. P. Maulsby
Mr. Maulsby
Frederick
Mark
D. J. Beale
Johnstown
Trade and Crop Outlook in the United States Markets
The weekly review notes uncertainty in farm outputs amid shorter crops and weaker iron trade while wool manufacture and cotton goods show strength. Trade centers report mixed activity with dull mood in Memphis and Atlanta, while Philadelphia and Boston hold steady wool and general business. U.S. and Canada business failures rise to 386 this week from last, with cotton exports above last year but wheat and flour exports lagging.
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G. Dun & Cols Weekly
Urule
Teule
Houraiuas
S ix
Gat
Memphis
Athinta
New Orleans
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsbuns
Cincinnatti
Philadelphia
West
Virginia
Alabama
New York
Boston
United States
Canada
Candia
Crane Plays Senator Plumb Impersonation Before Congress
Comedian Crane performs a Senator Plumb impersonation in Washington with praise from Senator Plumb. Crane has slimmed down to match the Kansas statesman, spending time in his dressing room and studying the senator in galleries as he tours the week’s engagements.
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Crane
Wasaiaros
Mr. Crane
Plumb
Deaths and religious notices in Centreville region
Local obituary notices report Eva Ingleis Rigler and Eva Rigler of Newport, plus George F. Gilpin and Charles T. Griffing deaths. Funeral arrangements, interments, and church activities across Centreville, Knoxville, Burkitsville, Petersville, Walkersville, Mechanicstown and Jeffrepson outlined with shifting dates and services. Communities hold services at St Peter’s Reformed, Bethel, Lutheran, and Methodist churches with meetings and revival outcomes across the county.
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Sau’s Creek
George F. Gilpin
West Third Street
Canby, Gilpin & Co
Baltimore
Col. Chutes Gilpin
Bus &Facturer
Bigelty
Chas.t. Criffing
Philadelphia
Charles Thomas
George H
Cleopatts M. Grifing
Pattie Myers
Alestenary Society of St. Peter's Reformed Church
Centreville
Knoxville
Mickley
Burkittsvidle Reformed
Young People’s Christiss Union
Lewistown
Judefind
Western Maryland College
George
Burkinsville
Toorrow
Petersville
P. Bergstresser
D. D
Mt. Tabor
B. Castle
Rocky Springs
Reformed
Jeffereco
Torning
Lutheran Church Council of
Edward Reisler
The
Glade Missionary Society
Walkersville
Tomorrosy
Mechanicstown
The City Churches and Parish Events Note
The article lists church activities at All Saints P E Church including sermons by Dr Moran Archdeacon of Annapolis on work among colored people and a Sunday children's service. Cardinal Gibbons issues a circular directing a March 1 collection for negro and Indian missions. Other notices include Presbyterian and Baptist services and local improvements and real estate transfers in local counties.
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All Saints’ P. E
Tomorro Rey
Moran
Annapoli
Cardinal Gibbons
Archdiocese of Baltimore
St. John’s Church
Aston Quirieite
Messix
Ate Cotebson
Hendricksox
Gambri
Carty
D.J. Beale
Baltimore
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Walker & Co
Bererom
Hamburg
Ba Frederick
James E. Walkers CO
Sebi & Dill
Hlazowane Asd Comex
North Market Street
Frederics, Ma
Operes and
Groens
Torshon
West Patrick Street
Jiag Leipps
Bartholomay
Rochester
Bay View
Reading Brewing
Dukehart
Sachs-Pruden and
Keystods
JaMaica
Bartholomay Appollo Breer
West Patrick and Telegraph Ste
Frederick, Md
the News
Rocevus
Conn
Annette Leach
Henry Kimball
Eilington
Samuel_ Post
Eren Nelson
West Twenty
Albing
Eary W. George
DD. Elway
Catskill
Lotie Townsend
Ab Sac
Greene County
la Cucie
Ont
Hermes
Greman
Mother Earth
Evleatt
Kentucky
Pennsys
Frouble
Pennsylvania Railroad
Produce Exchange
Azeni Geer
Geer
Pittsbarg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
D. C. Ridge
Waynesboro, Ps
Frederick County
Lewis Engelbrecht
XSL
C.A
Bressetos
Waiile
Howard Street
John Fenness
Lizzie Wine
Emmen
Jocko" White
Weilsburg
Satromena Fa
Fev
Wifarrgs
Percy
Homestead Bullying Association
Frederica County
Wm. H. Purnell
A. N. Hartman
H.C. Keefer
Oliver G. Warektine
Abraham Rosenoor
Pebruszy
Tripanera
Roanoke
Richardson
Lutheran Church Notes
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor
Peter
J.T. McNealey
Brunswick
Stewart's Creek
Port Royal
Caroline County
McNealey
Express
Ita
McWesley
Edward Grove
Clayton Hemp
Barrick
the Building Association, Aa
Homestead Building Association
F.C. Norwood
Bir. Chas
Blentlinger
Sitend
Hmamce and Trade
Mustuicas
Bourne
Sorastos
William Connell
Cara Penaral
Duryes
Queen Company
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
London
Gloria
Phenix
Pittston
Isaac Graham
Morgantown
Conestoga Malls
Neal Graham
Ireland
Chester County
Port ClasTox
Hanrisecrg
Pattison
Joan Crowth
Henry Mersh
Crouch
Marsh
Water Street
Enna
N. C
Inoria
Washington County
Meletten Garber
East Fourth Street
X. B.S
Wt John
Sandy Hoek
Sante Halumore
Mre
Jobe Mo Marguite
Wereron
Thomas Danner
Knoavile
Peak Garber
Haperstown
Tunser Church
Brownsville
Sabe
Wm. B. Cromwell
Liberty
Jacob Haupt
Bolivar
Henry McBride
New Baltimore
Battie S
A. L. Buz
J. Bartholow
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