Real Estate Transfers and Weather Notes in News Briefs
Real estate transfers include Charles M Wenner and wife to J Flook for a Brunswick lot and other parcels, John M Grove to William T Grove for 102 acres and 31 perches, Airy A Aldridge to John L S Ald Edge for 12 acres and 11 square perches, and the Franklin Savings Bank of Frederick to John H Sulcer for land in Frederick county. Great Barrington reports Levi Beebe predicting a severe storm between February 1 and 13, urging harvesters to finish work. Citizens National Bank of Frederick declares a 3 percent semi annual dividend. Chautauqua Circle to meet at the Misses Lindsey’s home on Tuesday evening, January 28. Shriners Flour ad touts self rising flour for households. Marriage licenses issued to Geo W F Glessner and Mary E Debting and Marion Strailman and Mary Goslin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Wenner
Alto
J. Flook
Lot, &c
Brunswick
John M. Grove
William T. Grove
Airy A. Aldridge
John L. S. Ald Edge
Franklin Savings Bank of
Frederick
John H. Sulcer
Frederick County
Great Barrington
Mass
Levi Beebe
Lee
Cais
Beebe
Citizens’ National Bank of Frederick
Warts Over War Endtle and Indian War Terms
War news reports the hostiles to surrender after Gen. Schofield learns the war is over. Chiefs must deliver hostile weapons and enroll all Styux children in industrial schools. A Seventh Cavalry sailor dies at Wounded Knee as political maneuvers unfold. Republican caucus nominates Richard Ogilby for U S senator, while rail workers strike and airship success is noted in Indiana. A New York plan of campaign places Hill in the Senate and Grant for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercatter
Shere Pall
Mis
Dae
Geo Nelson N. Miles
Styux
Industral Schools
J. 3Fann
Seventh Cavalry
Wounded Knee
Fr Riley
Dick Oylesby
Sprixeesieep
Richard J. Oglseby
Unite States
Farwell
United States
John M. Palmer
Senator Hill
Grant
Wasarmstox
United Press
New York
Governor Hill
Edward Murpay
Gilroy
United States Senate
Mayor Grant
The Scaffold Breaks in Ehawanna Factory Work
At Ehawanna Kansas on January 16 John Frazier and Charles Darville were severely hurt when scaffolding collapsed from thirty feet. Frazier suffered a fractured skull and likely fatal injuries, while Darville sustained severe head wounds with doubtful recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehawanna
Kan
John Frawner
Charles Darville
First National
Frazier
Darville
Milwaukee railway operators ordered out today
Mil waukee system memors of the Order of Railway Operators received orders from order officers directing all members on the Milwaukee system to go out today. Fire damage reported at Biskstaff Edwards & Co. workshop in Osaxosa due to a foreman lighting a match in a benzine soaked pail, mistaken for water.
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Onicaco
Chicago, Milwaukee and St
Praire du Chien
Milwaukee
Duobugne
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Minnesota
Mocazix
Milwaukee Railway
Osaxosa
Wis
Biskstaff Edwards & Co
Maanufactory
Pure Food and Tariff Topics Highlight Meeting Notes
A fragmented report covers testimony in a court-like setting about Mrs. Hamilton and Robert Ray Hamilton with mentions of Eva and Joshua J. Mann. It then shifts to January reports from Wasitneros on the National Dairy and Food Association backing a pure food labeling bill and praising Senator Paddock. The American Protective Tariff League holds its sixth annual meeting in New York with several notable attendees and reelection of the old board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ray Hamiltou
Joshua J. Mann
Pattee
Mann
Mary Anne Haggerty
Eys
Trill
Mia
Schoyler Hamilton
Robert Rey “Hamilton
Eva
Bins
Wasitneros
National Dairy and Food Association
Paddock
Congress
HE. C. Thom
Wisconsin
George W. McGuire
Yous
American Protective Tariff League
Robert P. Porter
George H. Ely
Cleveland
Col
Thomas H. Dudley
New Jersey
Chester Griswold
E. Hartshorn
Troy
B. G. Lehanan
Pennsylvania
M. D. Sperry
New Haven
Calvin Wells
Philadelphia
Nathan Go
Not a Cent in the Treasury
A newly elected county treasurer T R Cornwell took charge in AMarstac and found no funds in the treasury, the books showing 7500 dollars. The shortage was said to be due to no fault of his own and should be replaced in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarstac
T. R. Cornwell
John Brooks
Ontgoms
Fatal Blow Ends Dice Game Dispute in Depot Yard
Cal Jan 16. Andrew McKay, a colored potter at the Depot, quarreled over a dice game with McKay delivering a heavy blow to the jaw that dislocated the potter’s neck and caused instant death. McKay was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakepstreld
Cal
Andrew McKay
McKay
MeKay
Smothered by Smoke Claims 17 Year Old in Chicago
In CaHicaco on January 16, 17 year old Josephine Decollette was burned to death at her home at 114 Henry street after being smothered by smoke and left unfound until it was too late for help to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CaHicaco
Josephine Decollette
Henry Street
Strikes and Global News Dominate January Dispatches
Reports from Lincoln to London describe a tense car strike disrupting transit with barricades and injuries while naval moves, blockade threats, and political actions ripple across Europe. Other items note emigration pressures, railway plans, and economic distress in Italian silk and British copyright debates amid parliamentary tensions.
Westinghouse Company Faces Financial Turmoil and Proposals
A committee reports aims to reduce Ure company indebtedness by issuing 50 percent of total debt as preferred stock to creditors. Westinghouse representatives seek new funding as rumors of trouble spread, with Mr. Westinghouse hopeful for support to stabilize the Electric Company. Fire-related injuries occur at Susquehanna Coal, injuring six workers in No 1 shaft as a roof coal mass and gas ignite from naked lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooknrs
City Works
Adams
New York Times
the Times
Long Island Water Supply Company
Ae National Bankvot Birte
Rep
Park Bros. & Co
Hus
New York
Punt
Cravath
George Westinz House
wWiners
Naalticore
Susquehanna Coal Company
Reesa Williams
John Shaffer
John Lozinski
Minners
Jacov Hildock
Jobe Drushlinski
Lozinski
Drushlinski
Williams
The Coal Trade Stays On 37 Million Ton Basis
Philadelphia January 16 The anthracite coal trade reportedly fixed monthly output for the year at 37,000,000 tons and will maintain last year’s percentages. The trade shows improvement with cold weather boosting activity and fair demand for domestic sizes as dealers report ongoing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelpola
West Chester Conductor Loses Arm in Rail Accident
Wilisop Wright, conductor of the West Chester and Paoli local freight on the Pennsylvania railroad, was severely injured near Malvern when he fell atop moving cars. A car passed over his right arm, lacerating it in several places and causing a required amputation.
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Wil
West Chester
Wilsop Wright
Paoli
Pennsylvania Railroad
Malverner
Gloucester Races Reported in N J Track Meet
Gloucester New Jersey January 14. First race at half furlong results Henry George won with Mami day second and Len ney third. Times for each race listed with Milerton Dilemma Alarming Vevny Lithbert Bargain He Slumber Jackstaff King Tile Tyrone Armour among the finishers.
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Gloucester
Gloucestsen
N. J
Henry George
Mami Iay
Lenney
Milerton
Dilemma
Vevny
Lithbert
Bargain
Slumber & Jackstaff
King Tile
Tyrone
aArmour
Races at Gattenbars feature mixed results and times
Details from Gattenbars races list multiple entries led by Gurrestena and S J Jon across five to six events. First race at five furlongs shows Chickasaw second and Triflec second with time not clearly stated. Other races name Censor Black burn Marty B St Paris Lads Pulsifer Question and Spaulding Flambeau Landseer with various placements and times.
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Gattenbars
Gurrestena
S. J. Jon
Gutter IL
Chickasaw
Triflec
Censor
Blackburn
Marty B
St. Paris
Lads Pulsifer
Question
Question, 2. Time, 1.594. Fourth Race, 1 Furlongs — Tnnovation
Clothe
Rhoda Ceit
Spaulding
L Flambeau
Landseer
Steve Jeromp
Bie Jean
Markets Open With Dull Steady Tone Across Exchanges
Quotations from the Philadelphia and New York markets show a dull yet steady tenor. Readings on Lehigh Valley and Reading firm or slightly lower, with general income bonds firm and the New York Produce Market noting weak to steady tone for various commodities.
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Philadelphia
New York
Prinapenvata
Tradt Anselnet
Pennsylvania
Lebich Vale
Levish
Nasisalis
Elosine
Lehigh Valley
Rowling C.m
H&bt
Fia
Aia Aia Adzusz
Fragmentary 19th century political column and notices
The page records fragmented political moves in a Pennsylvania election year with names like Beaver Pattison and Cameron, plus state appointments and legislative actions. It notes resignations, bills to repeal prohibitory laws, and embezzlement reports, interspersed with local incidents and accidents.
Formation of a Bicycle Club by the League of American Wheelmen
A Bicycle Club was formed that night with members including Ed E Steiner Elias Ramsburg John A Kennedy T Mendrickson WL Carty AL McDonnell Reich V Mark en Ed D Grove Sam uel G Duvall Dudley Page W T Besant W H Duvall B L Grove Daniel J Steiner Leslie Cramer Albert C Lorentz Harry W Dol Jos W Gaver Starry Gambrill Robert Gambrill J Murray Hrigh EH B Showman Jr Committees were appointed to draft constitution and by laws and solicit membership.
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Red Men's Tall
Genrtetuen
League of American Wheelmen
E. Steiner
Elias
Ramsburg
John A. Kennedy
Cab.t. Mendricksonyl
Carty
AL. McDonnell
Benj
W.H. Duvall
B. L. Grove
Daniel J. Steiner
Leslie Cramer
Albert C. Lorentz
Harry W. Dol
Jos. W. Gaver
C. Starry Gambrill
Robert Gambrill
J. Murray Hrigh
EH. .B. Showman, Jr
Funeral notices for local residents posted
Funerals were held for Susan Cramer in Walkersville at Glade church with interment in the adjoining graveyard. Rev M Mench and assistants presided. Harry F Merchant’s funeral occurred this afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment at Mt Olivet. G W T Harley’s service scheduled from residence on South Market Street tomorrow at 32 30 pm with interment at Mt Olivet. Tice & Sons were undertakers.
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Hirs
Susan Cramer
Walkersville
Glade
M. Mench
Slouse
Custie
Harry F. Merchant
Hey
A. L. Ikennard
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Aa. ‘T. Rice & Sons
G.W.T. Harley
South Market Street
Bit Olivet
Ove trampes jailed by Mayor Bruner and arrests in Disner's Court
Mayor Bruner yesterday jailed several Ove tramps for days each. Officer Hagan arrested John Smith ofYork Pa for creating a disturbance at the PROH and Bruner jailed him 80 days for unpaid 25.85 fine. Frank Phillips, arrested by Officer Abrecht for disorderly conduct, jailed on default of payment of his fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disner
Bruner
Ove Tramps
Hagan
John Smith
York
Jai
Frank Phillips
Abrecht
Young Men's Democratic Club Installs Forty Members
In a special session the Young Men's Democratic Club adopted its constitution and by-laws and installed forty members. The membership committee chaired by Frank Tyergar with Harry Danner Lewis Riddlemoser Charles Mattoon and Charles Mehrling was named. The club will meet on the third Thursday each month.
Philomatheans Debate Poverty and Character Question
The Philomathean Literary Society held a weekly meeting with readings declamations and a debate on the prompt that poverty shapes character more than wealth. The negative won the discussion. The annual banquet is planned at the Carlin House on Thursday evening February 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Carlin House
Appointed Secretary Flook Of Kee-Mar College Firmly Nominated
Appointed Secretary Prof. Cyruss Flook of Myersville and Kee-Mar College in Hagerstown has been offered the job to fill Sir Paul McKnight's vacancy at Young Men’s Christian Association. It is understood Flook will accept and soon begin work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyruss Flook
Myersville
Kee-Mar College
Hagerstown
Young Bien’s Christian Association
Paul McKnight
Flock
Death Notice for Dr Albert J Kessler in Richmond VA
Dr Albert J Kessler died in Richmond Virginia on December 25 1890 from apoplexy aged 44. He leaves a wife and five children. He was a son of Br A P Kessler of Frederick.
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Redeee
Albert
Kessler
Richmond
Virginia
Br. A. P. Kessler
Frederick
Dangerous Dog Kills Two Hogs Near Petersville
A dog entered a hog pen belonging to Clarence W. Hilleary between Petersville and Knorxville on Wednesday night, injuring three hogs. Two hogs are fatally hurt and one severely lacerated, each about 100 pounds. The dog was killed after being detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Hilleary
Petersville
Knorxville
Local Illness Update in Edgewood Area
Edmunds, once ill at his Edgewood home, is cited as sick at home. Mr. Harry Bline, previously severely ill with stomach inflammation, is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester. Edmunds
James H. Gambrill
Edgewood
Harry Bline
Lewistown Residents Plan Building Projects and Church Installations
Mr L W Morgan of Lewistown contemplates commencing a fine dwelling at that place. Mr J F Sheely of Lewistown is making improvements to his property. The Evangelical Lutheran church will install recently elected elders and deacons on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Morgan
Lewistown
Suorth
J.F. Sheely
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
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