IRA TOY AND VARIETY STORE HOLIDAY GOODS SALE
The Irving Toy and Variety Store advertises a broad selection of holiday goods including plush sets, singing boards, engraving and album items, spruse ornaments, and more at 6 W. Patrick Street in Frederick Maryland. Also included are farm for sale near the B&O Railroad detailing a 204 acre property with productive land, multiple buildings, and urgent sale terms.
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IRA TOY AND VARIETY
Damel T. Lakin
B& O
Hocks
J.D. Lakin
Extra session unlikely before spring amid financial stakes
The report of a pending extra session fades as Democratic leaders signal no decision until February. Speaker Crisp has withheld statements on talks with President-elect Cleveland, while opinions favor delaying any call until a cabinet is named. Senator Kenna of Virginia remains gravely ill with a relapse, and a temporary Raritan River bridge at New Brunswick washed away, cutting off east bank towns. The Confederate Veteran camp in New York plans its third annual banquet on January 19 with speakers Butler McClellan Fellows.
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Gletian
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Raritan
New Bruns Wick
New Brunswick
New York
Confederate Veteran camp
M. C. Butler
South Carolina
George McClellan
John R. Fellows
A Versatile Woman Tells a Story in Police Court
Kate Sheridan Rickert, arraigned for larceny at the Tombs, recounts a sensational history tied to the Marquis de Tallierand and Prince RuspolI, with links to Washington, Lenox, and New Jersey real estate. She speaks languages, worked as a nurse, and faces a possible Washington transfer as detectives pursue the full tale behind her theft and associations.
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Prince Ruspoli
New Jersey
Lakewood
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Metropolitan police
Washington, D. C
central office bureau
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Katie Sheridan-Rickert
Rickert
Com Zoner Shields
Warner's Defense in Murder Trial Shows Memory Gaps
A lengthy Wesley Warner murder trial testimony split between defense and prosecution. Dr. Boring testified Warner was intoxicated the day after the tragedy and had limited recall, claiming he acted with confusion and no intent to harm. Other witnesses described him as troubled by bad company and uncertain about events, including a night knife incident.
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Panama Inquiry News Casts Doubt on Resignation Rumors
Paris reports magistrate Franqueville finished examining deputies charged in the Panama canal scandal. M Floquet denies resigning and dismisses claims of cabinet rifts as baseless. Other items include mining fraud charges, mob violence, a boy acquitted of murder, trolley case victories, and Seneca opposition to annexation.
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Jar
Magitrate Franqueville
Charles de Lessep
Marius Fontanes
Sans-Leroy
Felix Cotta
ML Cotta
MIM. de Lesneps
Fontapes
Cottu
Panama Canal company
MM. Sans-Leroy
chamber of deputies
Franqueville
Jules Roche
commerce
Maurice Ronvier
financy
Emmanuel arene
Corsics
Baron Jean de Soubeyran
Vienne
Antonin Proust
Deux Sevres
Joseph Dugne de la Fuccunnerie
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Panama canal
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AL Charles Fleanet
International Telegraph company
chamber
Panama
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Desperate Battle in Magoffin County Ky Kills Several
A bloody clash near Saylersville Magoffin County resulted in multiple deaths and critical injuries. John Davis was shot dead, WL Deakins fatally wounded, Brice Patrick mortally wounded, and others including Nantaville Decking and Sheppard Cole seriously hurt. A justice of the peace vanished after leaving a bloody trail. details on responsibility remain conflicting. Other dispatches note Homestead strike arrests, a Cleveland church case, and various local incidents.
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Saylersville
Enens
John Davis
Deakins
Nanteville Decking
Sheppard Cole
Brice Patrick
Masked Brigands Kill and Rob in Europe
Reports from Europe describe brigand attacks across Poland and France with wounded victims and a burning estate. In Vienna a robber gang led by Julian Verte clashed with troops, taking wealth and seizing a villager for ransom. A strange case of suspended animation near Honfleur involves a man believed dead who revived in his coffin. Paris reports discuss Catholic concerns over canal scandals and calls for nine days of prayer amid political tension.
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Cromstadt
Senate Democrats Near Control in Smith State Clash
Ishmar Carter concedes Senate control to Democrats after March 4. Reports say Montana tensions shadow Wyoming and California races as 33 Republicans, 35 Democrats, 3 Populists vie. Carter admits the odds favor Democrats if the Populists split.
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Carter
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Wyoming
California
Montana
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northwest
Philadelphia Markets Forty Polish Prices and Trading Notes
Market quotes show strength in some items like Reading and Sugar while overall dullness prevails. Prices for flour wheat corn oats beef pork and pork products are listed with bid and ask ranges, denoting steady to firm activity amid general hesitancy.
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