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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1891
Page
5
Fatal Frederick Junction crash claims fireman at 34
Philip J. Smith of Gaithersburg Montgomery county, a B&O fireman for a year, was fatally injured when an eastbound engine struck him at Frederick Junction. Surgeons amputated both legs but he died at 5.40 this morning. Funeral plans set for Laytonsville after transfer to Gaithersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tega
Frederick Junction
Philip J. Smith
P.al. Smith
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
City Hotel
A. A. Sharetts
FB. Smith
Wm. C. Johnson
McCurdy
Wmn. T. Mullinix
Laytonsville
H. W. Etchison & Son
Burisi
Deaths of Nevett Steele and others in Baltimore
Nevett Steele Baltimore bar leader died at 14 West Madison street after a month long illness. He married Rosa L Nelson daughter of Judge John Nelson. Also Mary Ann Flowers widow of Rev B C Flowers died aged eight. Funeral Monday 10 30 from East Church street. Burial Mt Olivet. Bliss Blanche Myers three year old daughter of Deputy Sheriff Wm H Myers Jefferson died of scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevete Steele
Nevett Steele
Bar of
Baltimore
United States
West
Madison Street
Stefle
Aliss Rosa L. Nelson
John Nelson
Frederick Bar
Flowers
Mary Ann Flowers
B. C. Flowers
MLE. Church
Jessie Otto
East Church Street
Mt Olivet Cemetery
Bliss Blanche
Wm. H. Myers
Jefferson
Survey map of Northwestern city lands by Welty
H G Welty completed a detailed map for the Manufacturing and Development Company detailing streets Montegue Avenue Park Avenue Trail Avenue and a Bentz street boulevard from 4th to 7th. Lots will be sold in the new section no later than May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Welty
Manufacturing and Development Company
Welty
Gus
Montegue
Park Avenue
Trail Avenue
Bentz Street
Montongus Avenue
Park Row
West Avenues
North Street
Jster
Local Merchants Return From Eastern Stock Tour
Mr. Le Mullinix of Mel Linx & Kemp has come home after a week in New York and Philadelphia buying spring stock of dry goods and carpets. Special attention is urged to see their vast new stock in an additional Taz News column.
Chile's dictatorship and Balmaceda struggle deepens
Dispatches from Buenos Aires report brutal upheaval in Chile as Balmaceda tightens his autocratic control. Censorship, arrests, and massacres mark a widening clash between civilian government and forcible rule. Revolt gains ground as foreign observers condemn the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lespos
Buenos Ayres
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Bahanceta
Olt
Russia
Balmaceda
Balnaceda
Congress
Rengo
Tarapaca
Corsette
Parliament Must Be Obeyed Banquet Follows Traffic Decision
Lexpos April 13 reports the government stunned by the commons vote against the opram waffic and its £4,000,000 loss from traffic abolition. Opponents plan a banquet to celebrate and demand government obedience to parliament's mandate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
House of Commons
Opram Waffic
Boy Missing in Michigan Believed Carried Off by Bear
April 18 in Baer Michigan. Five year old Eddie Lips, among ten Lips children, vanished four miles from town while sap gathering with older brothers. Local belief holds he was seized by a bear. John Lips, a German farmer, leads search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Mich
Eddie Lips
John Lips
Dissatified Methodists and Local Deaths in Reports
An 1880s style news digest notes dissatisfactions in the Wilmington Methodist conference with Sand Hills church moved from Ellendale circuit and calls for restoration. It also reports Edwin Shumway found dead near Westfield amid Boston and Albany disaster rumors and a prominent Rockland County merchant Roger Hadstock shot himself in Piedmont with no clear motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists
Seringfield
Mass
Edwin
Shumway
Clay Hill
Westfield
Boston and Albany
Nack
Roger Hadsiock
Piedmont
Rockland County
Oiled to Death at Schlitz Brewery
April 12 report from Dimar TacKee records the death of Joseph Ham men, a Schlitz brewery employee, who fell into a vat of boiling water. The parboiled body was recovered after the water was drawn down. the exact cause of the accident remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimar TacKee
Joseph Hammen
Schlitz Brewery
Mets
Pittsburg Contract Signed With King For Four Dollars
President O Neil has returned from Cincinnati and secured pitcher King s signature to a Pittsburg contract. King will receive four dollars per season and the Pittsburg club will cover all expenses if a sale leads to legal action by the St Louis Browns. Carrie Ellsworth, daughter of a wealthy merchant, is again in custody after a false pretenses arrest. The grand jury formally took up the case following the warrant served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hing
Pittsburg- Pirreerré
O'Neil
Cincinnati
King
Hamilton
Pittsburg
Yor der Abe
St. Louis Browns
Kansas City
Carrie B. Ellsworth
Inferno destroys Smyth building and several shops
A massive blaze devastated the Smyth & Co. furniture house on West Malibon Street, destroying the Smyth building and nearby shops. The total loss is estimated between 1.5 and 2 million dollars with many spectators, actors, and animals endangered. A child may be among the missing, and the firemen worked through the flames while a baby was born unharmed during the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia Ruel
Chiago
Malibon Street
Tus Smyth
Union Half Way
Halsted Street
John M Smyth & Co
Furniture
Ent
T Wenreresome
Roy
Koki & Middleton
Mudnon Street
Union Pas
Haymarket
John M Smythe & Co
Alexander Grant
John AL Smyth
Clarence Dale
Zola Lorenzo
Madame Garger
Carver
Lafayette
Ati Escay
William Alexander
Smyth & Co.s
Peats
Rt House
Gnion Street
Mendan Court
Bessie Higgins
Berhard
Italian affair stirs cautious diplomacy on likely moves
There are developments in the Italian affair as Italy considers display of resentment by ceasing diplomatic intercession. The approach is to quietly await the next two or three days, with few expecting startling news before Wednesday. In Arizona, White Mountain Apaches are unsettled and feared to go on the warpath as internal troubles intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Tos
Itahian
Mit
Itahan
Sant
Arizona
White Mountain
obnKon
Alice Bailey
Senators and explosions flood April 13 reports
Fragmented, OCR like text recounts a protest at a hotel porch with names like Call, Harney, and Abevander amid an altercation. a separate explosion near Wasitacrox kills two youths, Luther William and Tom Monst, as fragments describe wreckage and injuries. The Kaiser at Kiel touts navy power, while in Michigan women pursue action against lewd posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ull
Harney
Juba
Len
Harvey
Alexander
Harver
Alexader
Albertus Vueuht
Senator Call
Tom Monst
Petebie fretaBy
Luther William
Cain
Lebanon's Baseball Team Names Eastern League Roster
Levanon Ps April 13 The Lebanon club roster lists Tate and McCaffrey as catchers Smith Taylor and Fitzgerald as pitchers Meister at first base Greenwood captain at second base Cook at third Cross at shortstop Donohue in left field Petne center field Staltz right field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Levanon
Tate
McCaffrey
Smith
Taylor
Fitzgerald
Meister
Greenwood
Cook
Cross
Donohue
Petne
Staltz
Fight Promises Glove Bout On May 5 In Philadelphia
Articles signed by Hannisacre from Philadelphia and James Foulk of this city to box on May 5 in a 188 pound bout. The event is described as a late spring fight card with two Bat per crew and tentative plans for the main attraction. Spies noted as a minor issue in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannisacre
al O Brien
Philadelphia
James Foulk
Ponds
Nuggets of News and Local Headlines
A series of brief items reports Mrs Johan L Sullivan’s baptism into the Salvation Army, a guard over PT Barnum’s grave amid rumors of body snatching, and scattered baseball scores from St Louis and Cincinnati. Other notes: Gilbert F Chinn in Baltimore inherits 50 000, M S Good linked to forgery near Pinnacle Springs Ark, a Nebraska officer James P Baxter killed while arresting him, and a series of fire and accident reports across several towns including Ames Packing company and Calhoun Baggy and Implement works. Fire in Nesquehoning Pa destroys J E Jenkins residence and adjacent blocks, with Jenkins and son ill in bed escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan L. Sullivan
Salvation Army
PT. Barnum
St Lows
William Gibson
Spragfield
Ames Packing Company
Calhoun Baggy
Nesquehouing
J. E Jennins
Wilhem Jenkins
John Verdes
Jenkins
Survivors Arrive From Anglia Disaster At New York
On April 1 153 steerage passengers from the Anchor Line steamer Anglia, survivors of the Cropia sinking after the Rodney attack near Gibraltar, arrived in New York. W T Colbron a broker and Mrs Manlia Soho tell their harrowing escape, with a long gash in the ship and a dog saved by a life boat. One passenger, cashier George S Davis of the Columbia National Bank in Boston, died after leaping into the water. Sixty four passengers from the Utopia remain unaccounted for as rescue efforts and charity efforts unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Colbron
Manlia Soho
Gibratar Satunday
Anglia
Cropia
Barkur
Gibtar
Amang Thia
Mixa Sohn
Calbron
Cant. McKnight
Utopia
Gibraltar
Coibron
George S. Davis
Columbian National Bank
Boston
Fa Warner Calta
Thie Mmong
Italy
Anglia’s
Brooklyn
Eomneer McCull
R McCull
Mediterranean
Peng
Aganong
Sar
Anglin
Itakhan
Enghlah
Bulgar ian reward offered for detecting minister murderers
Sofia April 13 Bulgarian authorities post a reward of 20 101 florins to a Hungarian whose name is concealed for aiding in locating the murderers of MS Beltcheft the Bulgarian minister of finance. Rumor says the assassins are with M Stambonioff the prime minister. Dan Rice to tour with circus starting May 15 in dense City and then east by rail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
MS Beltcheft
M. Stambonioff
Dan Rice
Buchanan
Tenn
Barbarca
Armric
Louisville
Tenessee
Tennessee
Local notes and events in Walkersville area
Reports from the vicinity mention Miss Carrie Motter traveling to Lebanna due to illness of her niece Alice Reeser, and Miss Annie Dupheen winning a scholarship at Public School No. 5. The Walkersville Cornet Band plans an April 18 entertainment for funds, while Johnson and Kemp prepare a brick machine with a daily output of 20 000 bricks. U.S. Congregation members vote Monday to elect a Board of Trustees for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Foace White
Mere W. Ross White
Carrie Motter
Lebanda
Alice Reeser
Annie E. Dupheen
Grace Gelwicks
Cesle Roke
Mester Thaddeus Zimmerman
Walkensville Enterprise
Arkit. Ih
WalkereviNa Cornet
Sunday vocal meetings held at Kemp Hall yesterday
The morning session was led by Bir. Joan T. 4 and the evening meeting conducted by Br. William Roelkey. The association’s monthly business meeting is scheduled for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ga
Kemp Hall
Bir
Joan T
William Roelkey
Willow Dale School Observes Arbor Day Program
Pupils at Willow Dale school observed Arbor Day with a program featuring recitations and a display following the printing of bee akura bleu. The event, led by teacher Misa Fannie L. Klein, was highly enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Dale School
Misa Fannie L. Klein
Antagonized Interstate Shipments Declared Unconstitutional
Des Moines Iowa April 13 Indicts Waknfeld in license court. court rules that a state law clause limiting railroad shipments within the state violates the interstate commerce clause. The decision holds shipments moving from one point in Iowa to another remain interstate and thus cannot be restricted by state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Mores
Jindigs W. Waknfeld
Coumfr Dictrict Court
Ius
In Honor of Columbus Manne April 19
The Madrid Gazette announces a royal decree to allot 50,000 pesos for a sepulchre in the HeYoun cathedral to house Columbus remains. The tomb is opened to competition among Spanish artists to ensure best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Manne
Madrid
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Pyres
Raauscc
Turshon
BE. J. Eldridge
West Patrick Street
Trederick. MD
Uss
Tur Tuk
Hartholomay CO
BOCK
THE
Bayview Brewery
Reading Brewing CO
Columbia Brewery
AH Fine
First Clase
J. A.C. Lipss
the Agent
Frederick, Ma
the News
Streman
Chile
Dictaiga
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Ricardo L. ‘Trumbull
Santiago
Lenbam
Secrece
Arica
Tarna
Bolivia
Barwre Latebergens
Epaties
Signor Silva
Senate
Mr. Trumbull
Tacha
Guy Hernia
Revolutionary Party
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Desir
Tanner
Deshea
Macrom
Newport
Ark
Oxley Stare Company
Tigers
Steve Ross
Henderson
Sussan
Preesrin
Airnekinson
Br. Seward
Seward
Annas New York
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Pittston
Yosy Ba
Anna
Meno
Susan
Besoro
Anna Dickinson
Eva
Vawance
Wasutxarox
Harrison
Tively
Vison
Airs
Moekice
Brose Saar
W. Rate Halford
Messrs
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Clark
Austin
Ruskiay
el Paso
Pex
Knights
Scorrpare
Coke Strikers
Kui
Knights of Labor
Pressany
Feeday
Whitney’s Works
Whitney
Calumet
Clauson
Sceraxtos
N. H. Shafer
Ijseuh
Ciicage
Tre Freaks
Thouting Agraraca Plurnia Hotel
Tara Nas de Bart
Brgrrs
Marine Academy
Kiel
Lassine
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Travelsman Company
Pnn
City Hall
Samuel Fisher
Henry Jones
Charles W. Spencer
Thomas Edgeworth
John J. Murray
Edward Harris
James Guzon
D'Oro
Curcaca
Alfred Dor
Joan
Emer Ity
Gan Dor Cuerefers
Enwasera
N.J
Arbeiter Mannerchor
4 Singing Society
Pristre
Brotherhood of Carpenters and ‘Joiners
North America
Gen. Alger
Daxter
Pril
Dover. del
St. Laws
E. W. Saunders
Ja B .Woodworth
Echals
Uar Feourty
Prirrsyona
Willie Batt
Michael O'Toole
Eddie Caldwell
Barchfield
O'Toole
Caldwell
Brmortos
N. J
Leonard R. Jones
Maggie
A. 5
Flock
Cedarville
Jones
Bret
Frome
Justice Welly” Court
Im Fagels and Sons
N. CY
Anna M. Pardy
Fraternity Hospital
Cty
Miss Pardy
Babs
Wasarxcros
Ward
Ors Eye
Omane
Tuvitedt Arevolatien
Orinence
Sherman
Atchison, Ran
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