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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1891
Page
3
Jas E Walker & Co lists coats dresses goods domestics notions and blankets for ladies misses and children and men furnishings with merchant tailoring. They promise able service and saving money while presenting a wide stock under the Walker name.
Real estate transfers include Norwood to Wolfe for 68 acres at 4012 dollars and Groves to Elgin for 1000 dollars. Motter to Ogle for 1 acre. Franklin Savings Bank to Slagle for 20 acres at 300 dollars. Roop to Wood for 46 perches at 2 dollars. A Bastardy Case: Edward Adams arrests Charles Onley for fathering a child born November 4, 1869. warrant by Edward Houck. to appear at February term. John Dorsey arrested for horse theft. adjudged guilty, jailed 80 days.
At 9.15 am a Pennsylvanian railroad freight engine was backed into by a misaligned switch near the depot. The impact damaged the freight engine cowcatcher and pilot slightly. The passenger train was delayed about twenty minutes.
The Bes offers B A Shriner’s Milling Company Self Rising Flour praised as best for family use. Described as pure and economical, ideal for hot cakes, and available through first-class dealers.
The report describes critical hostilities near Cape Dougherty's command with hostiles encamped within range of Springfield rites. Gen Miles positions forces, aims for peace terms, while smaller bands drift between pacific talk and readiness for further attacks amid a tense standstill.
A garbled OCR passage reflects a chaotic political scene with mentions of senators, speakers, rural districts, and an anxious assembly. It hints at tensions, attire like silk hats, and a late night session, but readable specifics are scarce.
A Reading locomotive on a side track near Gordon Pennsylvania exploded for unknown reasons. Engineer Martin Saeger and Brakemen John Smith and Irving Bolich were killed instantly. Henry Hamp suffered serious injuries and may not recover. The fireman had left for water and survived. The crew consisted of married men with five to five children.
Reports from New Unites describe Dempsey and Fitzsimmons building hype ahead of their match. Garbled notes cover training, odds, and financial success, with cameos from Lom ReGregor and others as critics debate overtraining and readiness in advance of the bout.
A report from the New Jersey Legislature discusses securing further revenue sources, extending over several years to meet outstanding appropriations. It urges promoting wealth, agricultural interests, and international presentation of the state’s exhibits. It lauds ballot reform, noting more peaceful elections and reduced bribery, and congratulates citizens on reform successes.
Judge Garrison urged the grand jury to indict those who operate or furnish places for what he called public entertainment with bookmaking and betting at the Gloucester race track. He warned book makers and keepers of disorderly houses face legal action as four months of investigation are sought. Witnesses should be readily obtained, and prosecutors will supply them.
The Monday filing seeks Supreme Court action on a case tied to inter national questions and treaty rights. Attorney General Miller argues the matter is political, not legal, and outside the Court’s jurisdiction. Justices will hear arguments after five weeks.
A garbled local news page reports a man struck by a Lelith Valley train near Saw Her Father Manztek GURARDVILLE with fatal injuries, a woman surviving a car crash, and several brief items including a coroner's verdict, a mysterious oil strike, and various small town incidents across Pennsylvania.
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