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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1892
Page
3
The article describes a remarkable new electric motor system by Leonant’s armusement that allows independent control of motor speed and torque. It claims minimal power use at startup, smooth acceleration, and instant reversal, with potential applications to elevators, railways, and machinery.
A Salvation Army march in Eastbourne ends in violent clashes as crowds and police confront soldiers and supporters on the seafront. One color bearer is assaulted, several arrests follow, and bystanders flee while mounted police disperse the mob.
A house fire in Sanford resulted in four fatalities including Chester residents Four Killed in the blaze. Others injured were Tarher from Sacramento and Water from Sanford with two more unnamed individuals reported missing or dead. Investigators say the motive or details remain unclear as a mob action or arson is suspected.
A collage of crime, fires, and public notices fills the page with reports of fatal restaurant blaze at Waverly Street, a family tragedy in Pant Wood, a lottery law item in Kentucky, and multiple brief notes on murders, suicides, strikes, and court cases. The text weaves sensational incidents with scattered legal and social updates.
Reports from the Texas border describe United States troops and Garza revolutionists fighting across Starr and Duval counties as they pursue Garza. General David S. Stanley expresses confidence in driving Garza from American soil with current forces. A proclamation urging Mexicans to join Garza’s army circulated in the Mexican quarter, issued by Juan Antonina Ulotes as Garza’s North Army commander.
Denver reports Colonel D. Ballou of Providence who defeated Dr. Graves has vanished after boarding a Rock Island train to Chicago following the verdict. Conflicting accounts say he may have been arrested on arrival or left quietly across the border, with police and newspapers unable to confirm specifics.
A muttered report details a robbery case with suspects named, plus a political scene in Washington. It notes Col Vansemt and Colonel Lardiygien presenting at a quarteringpost event, and mentions General Grant's returns, Arlington Cemetery, Westminster Abbey, and a senatorial cancus in a heated hall meeting.
The article details tensions between church and state in Brazil and Europe, noting Pope’s stance, church funding, and possible papal audience with Shen willie government. It cites political fear among South American Catholics and potential aid to clergy, with counterfeiting arrests in the United States connected to broader religious and political pressure.
A garbled Asia to report on Victor de Laveloye Belgian political economist dying at a friend’s home near Talege. Mentions his column work with The Independances Belge Aside Frere Orban. Also notes Captain Pratt health and a veteran general A V Kavita retirement with others planned. In New York Gipblans seeks boxing title fight purse of 5 thousand dollars. Several other items touch incidents and deaths, with scattered names and places.
Colonel Edward Lisyd of Talbot is urged as a candidate for president of the people’s assembly. The preliminary session filled the legislature with many party representatives and clashing lines as the likely nominees and political leaders debated roles and duties.
The text presents garbled phrases about a court case and a reprieve. It references a supreme court, a governor, and various distorted names, with no clear event, date, or location discernible from the fragment. The overall meaning is not reconstructible from readable content.
Fragmentary 19th or early 20th century text mentions people such as Mr. Michael Dirvitt and Mr. Davitt. Describes street scenes, a fire, and political maneuvering with references to departments and brigades, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Reports recount a fatal shooting during a dispute at a church in Plemington, the death of Theodore Stantis, and a later staged fight in New York between prominent boxers. Also noted are a fatal heart attack linked to a neighbor’s house incident in Hanover Township and a severe train collision near Pittsburgh involving workers.
The Philadelphia stock market showed scarce activity with some advances and many declines. Traders noted limited demand for key issues as several issues traded near prior levels amid a cautious session.
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