Earthquake Report Echoes Across Frederick County
A震 magnitude tremor felt last night across Buckeystown and surrounding villages, with reports of windows rattling and buildings shaking. The shock, centered in southern county, lasted five to six seconds and was linked to crustal shrinkage processes, per local authorities.
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Frederick County
Buckerstown
Buckeystown
Limekiln
Greenfield Mall
Licksville
Poolesville
Mont. Co
Fredrickett
Adamstown
Potomac
Harper's Ferry
Washington
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
Maryland
Warrenton
Warm Cellars In Winter
Simple cellar heating tips from the New England Farmer show how to prevent freezing in stored vegetables during cold snaps. Methods include tight underpinning, leaf or evergreen insulation, and using cheap stoves or lamps to raise cellar temperatures without wasting heat. The piece notes cold spells typically last a few days and urges practical, inexpensive solutions.
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New England
Comfort for Office Holders Governor Cleveland Prefers Honest Officials
The Washing correspondent recalls Gov. Cleveland’s campaign remarks favoring faithful Republicans already in office. He says he will not oust good men over differences and notes many current appointees were placed by his predecessor Cornell. He claims his nomination frees him from party leader obligations and cites many vacancies allowing new appointments.
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Cleveland
New York World
Cornell
Aditant
The Latest Chicago Horror
Chicago reports a gruesome sight as William Borne’s mangled remains were found on a grain elevator after a tug explosion. Witnesses recall a fatal blast and the chilling outline on the wall above the dock as crowds reel from the scene.
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Chicago
Wiliam Borne
Freman
Cotton mills in Baltimore area resume partial operation
In Baltimore county all cotton mills except Druid mill of Gambrill & Co were running yesterday. Meadow mill of Hooper began full operation, while Druid mill by Embil & Co is expected to resume on the fifteenth with all machinery, after limited runs since spring.
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Baltimore
Woodbury
Baltimore County
Druid
Messrs. Gambrill & Co
Meadow
Messrs
Hooper
Mbriil & Co
Relief Fund for Generals Grant Relief Effort
Fragmented notice reports a fundraising drive in DORR on January 2 to raise 140000 toward aid for General Heinz Grant. It mentions Cyrus W. Fiep presenting a check from D. B. YWees Messrs. Smith & W ld for 10 billion dollars toward the relief effort and urges subscription for tax news.
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New Dorr
Comort
Cyrus W. Fiep
D. B. Ywees
Smith & W Ld
Mas
Heinz Grant
Underground explosion frightens London passengers
A dynamite blast on the Underground between Gower Street and King's Cross at 9:30 p.m. shattered train lights, extinguished gaslights, and caused panic. No injuries reported, but passengers and bystanders were shaken. train service resumed after a 25 minute delay, with disruptions to Euston Road and station personnel flung from a box.
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Loxnox
Gower Street
King's Cross
Euston Road
Train Robbers at Work Near Perryville
Train No. 46 between Baltimore and Oxford left Baltimore at 5 10. Two unknown men boarded at Rising Sun Md and threatened passengers forcing many to surrender watches and money before leaping from the train. No identifications yet. authorities suspect local residents will be caught quickly.
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Perryville
Baltimore
Oxford
Rising Sun
Regulators on a Street Car
Three pick pockets boarded a Madison streetcar at 10 o clock Wednesday night. As the car neared Ashland avenue one tried to steal James Ough s gold watch. The gang fired on passengers but no one was hit and they escaped. Frank Williams, alleged gang member, was captured today.
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Curcaco
Madison Street
Ashland Avenue
James Ough
Frank Williams
Completion Nears for Expo Buildings Reported
United States commissioners met Director General Burke last night. He said installation would be completed within ten days and all loaded railroad cars would reach the expedition grounds within twenty four hours. Foreign exhibits would be moved to buildings within a week and every corner of the vast structure taken up.
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New Onveans
United States
Burke
Western Union Shrinks General Office Staff
The Western Union Telegraph Company in New York reduced expenses by dispensing with about a dozen clerks and cutting the calories of some others. Operators and wage levels remain unchanged, with further adjustments possible at month end.
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Western Union
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company Today
We France Take It San Francisco Jan 2 Port News
A fragmentary report from San Francisco notes a dispatch from Peking arriving this morning with Hong Kong dates to December 3 and Yokohama dates to the 13th. It mentions the Chinese government engaging 55 men for army service and notes improvements tied to the recent Toone incident, with ongoing discussions implied.
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France
San Franccisco
Peking
Hong Kong
Decor
Yokohama
Fire on B and O Tunnel Stops All Through Trains
A blaze reported in the Brig tol tunnel on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad halted all through trains. Fire company is responding as crews work to control the blaze and restore service. No further details available.
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Newane
Brigtol Tunnel
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Distinctions Among The Distinguished Dead Of Igins
A yearly list honors eminent figures who have died, naming leaders in state, church, literature, journalism, science, and business. It highlights Wendell Phillipa Las and numerous contemporaries across nations, including Folger, Anthony, Hunt, Swayne, Garrett, Reade, Chenery, and von Stieglitz, noting their roles and achievements.
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Igins
Wendell Phillipa Las
Hin
Nerr Lasker
Kesheb Chunder Sen
Folger
Anthony
Hunt
Russia
Noah Swayne
Augustus Schelk
John J. Sisco
John W. Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Charles Connor
J. Watson Webb
Royal Phelps
New York
Reuben R. Springer
Cincinnati
Thomas Chenery
The
London Times
Thomas Kinsella
Brooklyn Eagle
George W. Danielson
Providence Journal
Wilbur F. Store
Chicago Times
Sanford {. Hunt
Newark Advertiser
James Watson Webb
New York Courier and Enquirer
Isaac Henderaton
F. J. Ottarson
Thomas Maguire
Mary Clemmer
Jane G
Henry Morgan
Boston
Eugene Rouher
Bastien Lepaige
Todleben
Midhat Pasha Judah P. Benjamin
Bartla Frere
Samuel Ward
William Anson Wood
Henry C. Work
Fatal Fall Atop 41 West 56th Street Fireman Dies
John Eagan a fireman in the Rockingham flats was found in the basement of 41 West 56th Street with a broken left leg and arm. He was taken to Roosevelt hospital where he died shortly after. It is believed he fell from the roof and how he came to the top remains a mystery.
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New York
John Eagan
Rockingham Flats
West 56Th Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Gen Grant in Poor Health After Doctor Consult
In Hindon Jan 2 a prominent government official reports that five physicians who examined Gen Grant in New York concluded he is completely broken down physically and needs absolute rest.
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Gen. Grant
Paymaster Smyth Returns From Savannah Espionage
Wartamator, D.C. Jan 2 Pay master Smyth who was reported to have absconded from Savannah with 5000 dollars appeared in this city today and is ready to give an explanation He has brought 5000 dollars of the money with him It is suggested that he had no dishonest intention and had been in New York on a spree.
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Wartamator
D.C
Smyth
Savannah
New York
London Bridge Outrage Suspect Arrested in Dudley
An Irishman, Joseph Fennally, was arrested at Dudley on a forgery charge tied to the London Bridge outrage. He matches the description of a man sought in connection with the incident and was remanded for further proceedings.
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London Bridge
Joseph Fennally
Dudley
Hotel Arrivals From Principal Hotels Yesterday
The Principal hotel reported arrivals including CITY HOTEL guests W Hoffman Washington and G Baltimore plus 13 from the county. At CARLIN HOUSE guests W C Sawbrook New Oxford T C Grooms Olney B C Good New York Geo Hart M W Bel Dyer Baltos H J Krise Cree gerstown G T Jones Phila A F James Cons R Goon Mont Co C D Long Hanover Mrs N Smith York and 19 more from the county.
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Carlin
W. C. Sawbrook
New Oxford
T. C. Grooms
Olney
B. C. Good
New York
Geo. Hart
M. W. Bel
Mr. Dyer
Baltos
H. J. Krise
Creegerstown
G.T. Jones
Phila
A. F. James
R. Goon
Mont, Co
C. D. Long
Hanover
Mrs. N. Smith
York
Creak at the White House and a Cough Syrup Claim
A fragmented line mentions a night walk at the White House and a man willing to labor into the morning for vigor, while asserting Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup cures various coughs and colds. The text combines a public setting with an advertisement claim for a domestic remedy.
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White House
Hhe Cad
Dr. Bull
Gough
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