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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1891
Page
3
In Wasniseton on February 27 Secretary Noble announced that entry to the Cherokee outlet is barred until all conditions due to Indians are met and proper notice is given. Those attempting entry will be forcibly removed and may forfeit rights by disobeying the law.
February reports show the American association examining a new constitution while asserting player contracts are personal and unaffected by the national agreement. Johnson Von der Ahe discuss plans, with Cincinnati involvement and potential enforcements across courts. Other items include strikers at Braddock, stray logs near Clearfield, and local political maneuvering on election bills.
A disputed Evangelical church meeting in Allen County ended with Bowman barred from intruding on a conference. He proclaimed plans to organize the East Pennsylvania conference and appointed a secretary as officials adjourned. Inside talks were secret and reporters excluded.
Racing cards at Gloucester on February 21 report multiple races with entries like Edward F L Kissy Idler and Sir Rae, Glide Away, and Alice Ward gelding. Times range from 1:38 for the first mile to 2:18 for a three mile event, with fields including Bargain and Whitenose among others.
The market was firm with more activity and steady closes. Prices in Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley showed gains on favorable earnings reports while New York Produce markets faced quiet, mixed demand and fluctuating futures in grains and beef.
The report covers a conference with notable speakers including Rev Dr Merrett Hutford and Theodor Vours, with sessions at Central Methodist church and First Presbyterian church. It also notes a devastating ice palace like fire at the Russell block in Minneapolis, with total losses around 262000 and long firefighting effort.
The twenty third national suffrage convention opened in Albaughs grand opera house with Susan B Anthony and Isabella_moviker among speakers. Elizabeth Cady Stanton to retire toAmerica in June. Anthony praised universal suffrage and delivered a strong address on the Degendation of Disfranchisement. Lucy Stone entertained and Lucy Stenn from Boston gave a resume of work 1590 to 1890. Sall Isabella Beecher Hooker spoke on Women in Politics and Jurisprudence.
Yuma Arizona faces imminent destruction as rising waters from the Colorado and Gila rivers threaten the town and the 590 foot railroad bridge. About 3,200 residents, mostly Mexicans and half-breeds, endure the crisis as the bridge nears collapse.
The queen and the prince clashed during a festival, drawing boos as the pair argued and both suffered a fainting spell. Officials attribute the royal quarrel to a breach of royal etiquette and public decorum.
Hicks predicted a storm hit yesterday bringing snowfall that melted quickly but left a frosty beauty on trees and houses. A balcony view over B&O tracks showed electric globes, a moonlit Carroll Creek elm, Cannon Hill factories, Gambrill's mill steam, and Orion and Pleiades in a clear frosty sky.
As March opens, multiple church conferences convene including Washington M E and Baltimore M E Church South with bishops presiding. A Donker gathering in Hagerstown in June is expected to draw 16 000 to 20 000 attendees with extensive preparations and lumber contracts. Funeral services were held for Philip Burtier in Rocky Springs with Rev George Diehl officiating.
Weather halts the Ladies Aid Society meeting at United Brethren. a parsonage gathering is planned for Saturday. The fourth quarterly conference is set for March in the city church. Westminster’s Door to Virtue Lodge 46 hosted a Hotel Albion banquet with about seventy five members, featuring Casseil Waesene and Carmack among attendees. Rumors swirl of a possible purchase of Mrs Tepper’s East Patrick street property. Independent Hose Company plans to discuss Samuel M Clagett’s honorary membership tonight at 7 15. Public sale notices at Central Hotel tomorrow at 10.00 include bedroom furniture.
A damaged OCR fragment references a Panin gas inquiry with mentions of 182 TA and a BL segment. Details are unclear but imply a local utility or inquiry process.
Ebensburg Pa Feb 20 William West a colored inmate was executed in a shocking civil execution. He awake all night and died after two falls from the scaffold the rope breaking. The body was given to Basil West a brother and buried at Ceasz treville. Basil was seized before the act and a revolver was taken from him. In a related case Harry Marsh hanged at Enensecaa Pa after pleading for mercy. A separate report notes Isaac Bratton found dead in Delawares shops and a Kansas context of a northern storm threatening boomers.
Mrs Logan writes to Senator Crayford urging Republicans to resist demoralization and surrender of principle. Her letter strengthens party resolve as Republicans refuse to vote for Streeter, arguing it is better to be defeated by an organized honorable opposition than by a disorganized ignoble surrender.
Feb 27 report from Wasatseton says police notify authorities of two arrests for counterfeiting. Details are unclear as the field scan mixes names and places, but authorities identify suspects F. Dtyere and George y ar in connection with the forgery case.
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