Empress Frederik Leaves Paris Amid Tense Public Mood
Feb 27 reports Empress Frederik of Germany departed Paris after a tense visit. The empress reportedly altered rent payments to avoid insults from a feverish faction opposed to the imperial presence. In related items, Huston’s resignation rumor swirls as Lemeke may succeed. A divorce granted to Maria B Woodworth over her husband’s adultery. Brazil reciproc treaty sent to Senate while Springfield legislature eases with a truce until Tuesday.
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Frederick
Paris
Frederik
Germany
Owever
Louisville
Rochester
Maria B. Woodworth
Senate
Gertie Smith
Congress Edges Towards Passage Amid Packed Debate
The floor battles over the shivong cassidy bill featured tense votes and party shifts as substitute measures and reconsiderations shaped the path to a third reading. In the Senate, the president’s veto on the war department post was noted, with immigration and Indian appropriation bills advancing amid adjournment at 11:10 p m.
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Wasundos
Senate
House
Mir. Farquhar
Springer
Mr. Fithian
Minois
Lil
Hhouse
Kel Bean
Dingley
Jir_ McMillan
Yeas
Cannon
Iainois
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
United States
Candler
Massachusetts
Bland
Missouri
Mrr
Repubblicans
Fargquhar
New York
Mr. Farquhar
Mays
Farquhar
The
War Department
William H. Clagett
Idaho
Dubois
Potmaster General
Amer
Cak Glincus
Canada
Mexco
Progress in Currull street and city industry
The report notes ongoing work on Currull street and nearby developments, with several factories and new machinery setups. Union Manufacturing seeks more workers as demand grows, while the Development Company surveyed lots for public sale in the northwestern city sector.
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John Brumgardner
Union Manufacturing
M. E. Getzendsanner
Sick list and hotel arrivals show local illness and visitors
The Sick list notes Mrs Lerch and Mrs Ford ill with bronchitis heart trouble and general weakness. Others such as Mr Woerner Miss McDaniel and several neighborhood residents are listed as improving or convalescing. Hotel arrivals include Philadelphia Baltimore and New York guests with many from the county, and Cartr House guests from Hanover and nearby areas.
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John C. Lerch
Madison Street
Sophia Ford
B. & O. Avenue
Maynard
Christopher Woerner
E. South Street
W. C. John
Crix Horer
C. Oppenheimer
A. H. Weed
A.S. Anderson
Philadelphia
C. E. Warfield
A. Dorsey
J. H. Davis
Fairbank
J. C. Shrines
Baltimore
W. T. Peirton
J. W. Wright
Virginia
WH. Covell
Carler
New York
J. A. DeWandelser
L. A. Jecks & Son
Washington
Justice
York
Greove
Oliver Chipley
Carroll County
F. W W. Spollen
Pennsylvania
D. Devilbiss
Montgomery
Improvements Reported on Several Properties in Town
Notes mention Samuel Suman improving the property of Mr. Thomas Hooper at East South Street. BE A Cramer & Son plan improvements to Mr. George Railing’s house on West Patrick Street. Harry Cremer of Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Company contemplates erecting a dwelling on East Church Street Extended in the near future.
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Samuel Suman
Thomas Hooper
E. South Street
BE. A. Cramer
Gospel Meeting Held by YMCA Leader Tomorrow
Mr LN Loy of the Y M C A will conduct a gospel meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 20 o clock. The subject is Educated but ignorant from Job 3 1 13.
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F. GO
M.C.A
LN. Loy
Trade Irregularities Across Regions Dampen Market Tone
The weekly market review notes little overall change with modest gains in southern and northwestern trade but tighter money conditions. Collections slow in St Louis Denver and Omaha while dry goods show some ease and clothing remains uneven. Various regions report mixed demand in wool cotton rubber and iron products as prices and liquidity shift. A weekly tally shows 255 US and 34 Canadian business failures, down from last week, with year-ago totals higher in the United States. A bill in the House proposes a Three Americas company to promote trade and ship US goods across the Western Hemisphere.
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Feu
R. G. Dear & Co
South
Northwest
St. Louis
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Paul
Polladi
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Boston
Southern
Northwestern
Sa Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Peresbars- Bar
Pattsburg
Philadelphia
Goitel States
Unite States
Canada
United States
Waserday
Greenhalge
Massachusetts
Three Americas Company
Western Hemisphere
West Indies
Central
South America
Indian Relics Exhibit At North Market Stationery
A window display at A C Lorentz, North Market street, features Sioux Indian relics sent from his brother John R Lorentz, a soldier at a North Dakota fort. Items include diamond willow canes, war clubs with stone heads, moccasins, beadwork, a chief Rainy in the Face club, and ghost dance era pieces. Down Went McGinty reports a liquor fueled fall from the City Opera House steps drawing crowd confusion and a brief police escort to Fort Gaver. M C A Kemp Hall temperance meeting is set for tomorrow with morning and evening talks by William A Bur er and E H B.
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Te Saints P. E
St. John’s Catholic Church
Evangelics Lutheran Church
Mr. Bubklman
Presbyterian Church
David J. Beale
C.L. Kennard
Trinity M. E
Trinity A. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
U. B
A. C. Lorentz
North Market Street
John R. Lorentz
North Dakota
Fort
Lincoln
McGinty
City Opera House
Opera House
Fort Gaver
Letters From The People On Road Work And Prison Labor
A reader argues for using convicts for quarrying and stone breaking to improve roanoke county roads. Farmers would donate stone and haul it. costs would be guards and bosses. Criticizes current convict roaming and praises Frederick’s progress while urging better road upkeep.
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al UE
Frederick
Roanoke
Deaths in Middletown Valley Reach Far and Wide
The notice lists several sudden deaths of natives or residents connected to Middletown Valley including Dr. Joshua Routzahn of Illinois born there his widow Margaret Young of Carthage Missouri and relatives Hezekiah Routzahn Rebecca Bowlus and others. It records burial details church services and mentions related families from Burkittsville Graceham Midgetown and Rocky Springs with brief biographical data and ages.
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Dealhs
Middletown Valley
Joshua Routzahn
Ilinois
Tag News
Catherine Flook
Margaret Young
Carthage
Jacob Routzahn
Hezekiah Routzahn
Routzahn
Rs. Phoeva Abalt
Middletown
Jonas Sheffer
Myersville
Fremont
Ohio
Abs
Rebecca C
Henry Bowius
Frederick County
Lewis I. Bovlus
Consolidation of Type Foundries Riles Printer Industry
Movement unites major U.S. type houses led by Union Type Foundry and partners to set uniform prices and protect printers. Key figures include Edward Piatto Vite of Eyes National Bank Jersey City and Charles Defare Brower New York lawyer. Opposition notes dramatic price cuts hurting printers and foreshadows further developments next month.
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Manan Potems
Pegeta Fiessayineh
Leeuw Peadins
Cecral
Fiders
Scheue Dine Manter, Luxe & Co
Union Type Foundry
Bernhart Bre. & Spindler
Lattes Tira
Gual
Edward Piatto Vite Reeked Se
Eyes National Bank
Jersey City
Charles Defare Brower
New York
Foundries
Mackellar
Smths Snd Jordin Company
Philadelphia
Loesest Aro
United States
James Conner's Sons
Furner, Luces& Co
Cincinnati
Patner & Ray
San Francisco
Brower
Local notes from Middletown and nearby towns
A miscellany of Middletown Register items reports A.M. Evers Shank leaving for Illinois, Cyrus H. Doub planning to move his family to Washington, six people baptized at Zittles town, John H. Boyer recovering from grippe, Millard Refauyer moving to Hagerstown, and a mill restart after repairs. It also notes a Cumberland Valley marriage in Newburg, Rev. J. L. Smith’s burglary tale, a 1841 postage letter found by Perry Levy, a lively Burkinsville surprise party, and a tense M.E. parsonage assault involving local clergy and townspeople.
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Cyrus II, Doub
Washington
Zittlestown
Bouth Blountain
Philower
John H. Boyer
Grippe
Millard F. Refauyer
D. Fogelsonger
State Normal School
Alickley
Reformed Church
Burkitraville
Valley
J. L. Smith
Ligonier
Latrobe
Perry J. Levy
Levy
Xenia
Ohio
Middletown
Sandy Johnson
Daniel Dykes
Geo. Broner
Margaret Broner
Eliza Johnson
Hanson Evans
Misses Mollie
Fannie
Florence Broner
Francis Lucas
Meggie Butler
Cora
Gracie Dykes
Stele. Walker
Albert Dykes
Essie Johnson
Howard Thom
Ulysses
Eugene Johnson
Frank Butler
Samuel Brisco
T. F
H.W. Hoffmeier
Bergstresser
M.E. Parsonage
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Bay View
Reading Brewing CO
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Beysiode
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Dili
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Huston
J.A. Lemeke
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Bill Passe
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McKean County
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Johnsonburg
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Tae Sore
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Monroe Woolgerton
St. James Lutheran
Court Street
Jacob F. Schmidt
Myrtle Fout
Hannah Lewis
Ora Schmidt
Lulu Gilbert
Mazie Schmidt
Bliss Flora
Geo. Ed. Smith
Hevnrietts
A. S. McDanoel
Charles Burger
Lucien Webb
West South Street
J. A. Ramsburg
East Fourth Street
Jennie Backey
John W. Porter
Knoxville
Minnie Young
West Fourth Street
Finance and Trade
Olcott Bulkley
Saline County
Blissoud
Bulkley
Johnsons
Frank Verne
George Dallas
Hallie Kehne
Graceham
Geo. Zimmerman
Coward Street
Western Super
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Do Do
City Mills
Plo Brands
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Samuel M. Clagett
Edward 3. Benelgeser
C. D. Tyson
Harry C. Keefer
J. C. King
Charles Wallace
Eading
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Tucany
Ilinors
T. Warrenfeltz
Guyspear
M. C. Darrow
Louia Plunkard
Frederick City
J. D. Dubel
E. C. Hoover
Pesach Growers
Huggerstown
Lutheran Sunday School
N. R. Bickenstrail
C. C. Blickenstaff
Elaya
Wikanab Blickenstaff
Miss Reynolds
Dosma Gilbert
Hagerstown
North Manchester
Walkersville
George F. Grabill
Daysville
United Brethren
C.T. Trouse
Mite Society
United Brethren Church
James W. Long
Pleasant Hall
Zion's Reformed Church
Cheriesville
S. M
Utica
Wawasa’s Christian Temperance Union of
Woodsboro
M. P
United Brethren Congregation
James Z. Reddick
E. C. Castle
Maryland
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Castle
Iil
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Washington County
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W. H. Bates
Johnstown
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Middletown Register
A.M. Evers Shank
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