10 Jan 1889
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1889
Page
1
A chaotic account describes alleged religious dissenters led by a treasurer J Robertson and a Birmingham based group amid media misrepresentation. Reporters confront the treasurer who declines to speak as detectives escort him aside. meanwhile railroad stock and other late 19th century items surface in a broad, fragmented news page.
The piece details a theft of 105 subscriber lists from The Vote newspaper’s mailing desk, the firing of a deaf mute clerk James Sansom, and alleged plots involving Durfee Clarkson and W. W. Dudley. It describes Durfee’s meetings at the Everett house, payments to Sansom, and letters exchanged about compromising the Prohibition vote, culminating in confessions and attorney letters. The report ends noting the Eiffel Tower reaching 225 meters amid sun and fog.
Judge Carrett rules the North River Sugar Refining Company violated anti monopoly laws by pooling profits with other refiners. The decision strips its charter and targets other trusts, with Gov. Pryor asserting the ruling saves New York citizens millions yearly. Leaders anticipate further actions against Havemeyer and rival firms.
In Depirx Edward Harrington MCP forced hair and moustache removal after refusal to submit to prison rules. He was restrained while the barber mutilated his facial hair. guards then withdrew. The incident reflects violence against political prisoners and follows prior reports from the region.
Fragmentary report notes a fire at a Germania bank building with heavy damage and numerous bales removed from the wreckage. The piece mentions a crowd and a rescue effort with references to Dotelekia and Lefeli amid dense garbled wording.
State lawmakers announce standing committees for the session with names of leaders for finance corporations banks and insurance railroads and canals and other major policy areas. The long list includes Edwar k Adrian Kalwants and Everitt and Hiatt in agriculture and labor and industries with a focus on reform and public affairs.
A deadly blaze started by a kerosene lamp in a sick upholsterer's room ripped through a street block in New Jersey. Firefighters from nearby towns fought the flames for hours, saving the post office but destroying several shops and homes. losses run into thousands with many residents left homeless.
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