27 Feb 1894
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1894
Page
1
An old newspaper ad from Booth Market Street touts COD LIVER OIL products and pharmaceutical stock. It emphasizes ready supply under cover for snowy weather and seeks public patronage for DRUGGISTS GARBROTT & PEARRE'S PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
Stock and Produce Markets report a brisk but unsettled opening on the New York and Philadelphia exchanges. Dairy and meat prices show mixed moves with flour firm and grains steady, while livestock markets reveal strength in cattle and lambs despite variable demand.
Newspapers report a long, deep winter storm sweeping New York and surrounding regions with freezing temperatures, heavy snow, and strong winds. Cities like Philadelphia and Baltimore suffer travel disruption. telegraph wires go down and ice builds along coasts. New Hampshire and New Jersey record subzero readings and arctic conditions with alerts for savings in ice gathering. General Beaver and Major Bard slated as speakers at the Army reunion in Concord, New Hampshire.
In Pennsylvania a plan allows nuns to teach in public schools without Catholic doctrine training. Riverside School consolidates with St James parochial, with temporary separate rooms and no discrimination. Bible reading remains unchanged after six years.
A sleigh collision with a Northern Central freight train near Canton Bradford county kills Mrs Stull and seriously injures another woman. The horse dies, sleigh destroyed. Separate items note European amateur skating championship results and a mine collapse at Gaylord with thirteen missing miners.
Judge Brentano faces possible delay of execution for murderers Prenéergest and Higgins scheduled on Good Friday as the date remains unsettled. A separate Colorado political petition urges joining Mexico in a border security stance. A mining camp in the Motorman area is noted in circulation. A New Britain, Conn. train collision injures Metommnan Bemingham who is not expected to survive. passengers and conductor suffer minor injuries. A London cable reports Sullivan and Hardin set to row Hanlon and Gaudaur for the world championship prize of £2,509 on the Thames course.
Washington February 27 Republican members dissent from the Democratic majority on the Hawaii revolution inquiry. The foreign relations committee report supports Stevens and Wiltse, but opposes a protectorate. minority and supplemental votes favor annexation by proper means. Also notes recall of Willis and recalls political tensions in Allegheny County with Grow leading in votes.
The House faced a quorum lapse and intense exchanges led by Mr. Bland. Mr. Pence warned Republicans against Reed era tactics while Mr. Fithian condemned Democratic filibuster. Pence defended himself amid censure calls. the session ended with remarks and a tod a tally. Senate caucus continued on tariff. four hours of discussion yielded goodwill and adjournment. Interstate Commerce law aims questioned after witnesses refuse to testify, citing right against self incrimination. Death and legal notices follow with multiple regional updates and court actions.
The report details Thomas Miller of Cape May breaking with the Democratic faction over race track legislation, inviting Republicans to join the chamber. It notes opposition from Hinchliffe, hints at continued party realignments, and mentions further shifts by Perkins and Martin.
In a lively interview at the Palmer House Tama Mason of Kaosaa recounts how she entered the Masonic rite years ago behind a wicket door. She recalls the initiation, the degree system, and her husband’s reaction, while telegraph offers flood in from New York to publish her story.
Feb 21 Canaiste PA. Sheriff Strock issued tickets for Charles Salyards execution for murder of Policeman Martin. Counsel may seek governor’s reprieve. inmate claims innocence and rejects spiritual guidance as he awaits fate.
Fragmented OCR reads like a cluttered wire of names places and figures. Mentions Denver Parson Davies Fitzsimmons Tritons Vienna police and various personal names with monetary figures such as 5009 dollars and a ten dollar reference.
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