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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1891
Page
3
Local honors for Harry C Jones at Johns Hopkins
Mr. Harry C Jones of near Liberty town receives continued recognition from Johns Hopkins University after a year since graduation. He was named Lecture Assistant in Chemistry and awarded a university scholarship waived in favor of the appointment. Jones plans to study in Germany and shows promise as a noted chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Jones
Libertytown
John Hopkins University
Jones
Fatal Explosion Destroys Dining Room in City Hotel
A deadly gas explosion rocked the Marvin house dining room injuring four including proprietor Frank Andrews and Anson Marvin. The blast tore through windows, lifted the room, and caused widespread damage. A second explosion followed, fire spread, and gas service was cut off. In a separate item, three people are jailed in a murder case involving John Sheedy with alleged hiring of a killer by his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
Oseveral
Trent
Stillvussd
Frank Amtrews
Bradford
Marvin House
Elia Johnson
Katie Rooney
Anson B. Marvin
Thea
Frank Andrews
Charles Graves
Philip Weil
Jack Cautl
Y Odock
Lyocors
Jan
John Sheedy
Mr. Sheedy
Macox
Covington
John Davis
Mars
Davis
Haming
Blacksmith Shoots Wife in Halsted Street Residence
Thomas Buckley a blacksmith at 197 Halsted street shot his wife in their 230 Sunday morning. Police found Buckley in bed half clothed and his wife seated in a chair nearby, both apparently intoxicated. Buckley charged at an officer but was overpowered as more officers arrived. Mrs Buckley suffered a bullet wound and was taken to County hospital with slight chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Buckley
Halsted Street
Buckley
Ellsworth Burcham
John Betcher
Brooklyn
Ellis & Shaw_ auctioneers
Philadelphia
Michael Kozke
Lackawanna
Enite
Avon Gale
Europe
Wiliam Eddy
Leigh Valey
el- Mira
Sara Wilkon
Ottawa
Kan
Wiliam Nair
Tipton
Ind
Lewis Robisonami
St of Penvia
Sunnia
Mace Pa
M.D. Hanaciwa
San Diez
Cal
Issbertia
Hamilton
Beaty Brock
Baltimore
Fredericksbars
W. Va
Esidie
Annac Fall
Peston University
Suiclk Ber
Ise Qradusic
Boston University
A. Hand
Leade
Sioux City
Iowa
Cliz
Boorte
Pall River
Tressurer Cnunce
Desperate Rail Strike Attempts To Seize Train
A group of 16 railroad trade strikers tried to seize the Tremont Elkhorn and Missouri Valley passenger train as it prepared to depart east. Deputies filled every platform while the dispute centered on pay and board costs. In Patchogue New York a socialite known as Moss was arrested amid marriages to multiple partners. The Dominion trade reciprocity proposal was returned to the colonial office favoring reciprocity in natural products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deapwoop
Tremont
Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
Energien
New York
Spanzie Ites Moss
Patchettz
L. L
Oliver WW. Petty
Patchogue
Fox
Lincoln Nute
Bay Snore
A. Ons
Dominicy Lave
United States
Colonial Office
U Iity
Amt Orh
Coreington
Gas Plant Sold to Charles Hears in City Purchase
Charles L. Hears of this city bought the American gas plant for 319,600. The plant, two years old and formerly from Marén's Ferry Ohio, had been idle since last spring due to stockholder dissensions. A fatal brewery explosion occurred in Lawrencesona Indiana at the Crescent Brewery in Aurora. Swift and Pfeister died. four others seriously wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Hears
American Gas
Pasing
Marén’s Ferry
Lawrencesona
Ind
Crescent
Aurora
Swift
Pfeister
Incomplete Biographical Fragments of Bancroft Era Figures
Fragmentary OCR text outlines early life of a state or federal figure, mentioning a 11-year-old start, education, politics, and relations. It references Mr Bancroft, Antoon Jackevie, Van Burua, and a Miss Bliss, plus a note on Russia ministerial service and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wien
Etruras
Poe
Meisnerofe
Antoon Jackevie
Anid
Hans Vulicer
Usteoee
Gover
Basen Navy
Ik Baneroies
Russia
Fresent John
Sul
Barne
Wis
Bliss
Miss Bliss
Miss Bancroft
Treacherous butter demand ends in murder aboard steamer
In a shocking incident aboard the Bebe Crocistt steamer, Green Watson, a white employee, shot and killed a nervous cook after demanding butter and claiming he would take butter or blood. The assault occurred while the cook served dinner, leaving Watson’s motive unclear and the crime brutal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fretox. Ars
Green Watson
Watson
Tom
Rafian
Political and health briefs from Washington and expeditions
In Washington the Senate caucus plans and debt debates shape the week as the house readies the district and naval appropriation bills. Meanwhile army and navy special commissioners prepare to invite Latin American republics to the Chicago Exposition. Surgeon General Hamilton reports the marine service treated 50,671 patients last year, with 6,426 US-born sailors aboard American ships. Senator Hearst remains in critical but stable condition, with fears of further decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsira Chaudier
Farwell
District of Columbia
Dir Bontelle
WaszasctTos
Army
Navy
United States
Department of State
Chicago
Afexico
Guatemala
Peru
Hamilton
Marine Hospital Service
Marine
Ines
Proceedings in Congress Report From January Session
Proceedings in Congress from Wasamnotos on January 14 describe a noon senate session that dragged to 6 p m with the election bill debated but no real progress made as members talked against time. In Staxkaro Minnesota on January 19 George y Powlinson, a Sunday school superintendent and church member, faced trouble tied to a merchant and misusing funds with losses reported between 35,000 and 310,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wasamnotos
Senate Wiie
Nonn Frivey
Staxkaro
Minn
Jam
George Y. Powlinson
W. W
SeEL the OMEN Weoan Made 08 Taarte tthe Gen ceslatemes Es N veheweyp
A wide circulation report details clergy in the Wy 2 Area promoting bike ar activity. Multiple attempts by the group are described as they seek to engage residents and encourage community involvement amid ongoing local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Lille
War on the Rate Tracks in New Jersey
A circular signed by leading ministers urges moral voters to oppose legislation favoring race tracks in Union County and across the state. In Trenton this session, ministers seek to defeat ree tracks amid church backed moral opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trestos
Union County
Trenton
Rumor Went Around Town About Elopement
A circulating tale claimed Samuel Seeley’s wife eloped with a young Phibulelvitian. The woman returned and says the story was devised by her husband to ruin her reputation and force support from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantusos
G. J
Samuel Seeley
Two youths sentenced to two years for jewelry store robbery
John Watke and Walter Gordon, both underage, were sentenced in Union County Court to two years in state prison for robbing Barnet Cohen’s jewelry store. One had already served a year at Treniou. The report notes regional business and legislative activity in New Jersey and mentions a fire at Jefferson, Texas, causing $75,000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EvizaseTi
John Watke
Walter Gordon
Union County
Barnet Cohen
Alrewdy
Treniou
Two to One Against Pierce in Senate Bettings Odds
Biswanes North Dakota January 19 betting favors Pierce not returning as senator with odds two to one. In Albany January 19 governor Hill is said to accept the Democratic caucus nomination for United States Senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Biswanes
N. D
Governor Hill
Amaxy
United States
Southern Port Town Fire Threatens City and Vigilante Suspect
A large blaze near a port city sparked fear of arson as nine of nine prepared structures were damaged. Investigations led to the arrest of a suspect named Lentarente Lob amid a multi-city security operation. Police reinforced patrols and prepared for further actions as officials assess the extent of the damage and possible accomplices.
Free coinage and politics stir discussions in Santa Fe era
The article reflects on political tensions over free coinage and party loyalty, noting fears for the West and Eastern states. It mentions President Harrison, potential votes bribed with wealth, and a push to bind Western voters to the Republican cause amid national fiscal debates. It also reports local notes from Mars School, repairs, staff changes, and Christmas celebrations with pupil decorations and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patt
Mare
Bob
I. Maty
Alecianee
Ue Publica
Wits
Pyyaunts
Harisou Verona
Flesiens
New England
Vania
My. Institute
Soberts
Mars School For the Ven
South Merket Street
Elmer Phillips
Preterick
Vigttua Wwe
John Sheffield
Ling Lindner
Baltinmore
Santa Claus
Mr. Coyne
Salt Lake City
Explosion. Liquor Store Demolished in Nebraska Blaze
A severe blast at 9 PM demolished Klein & Sprital wholesale liquor store at Twenty first and Cummings in Usana Nebraska. A burned unknown man’s body was found among the ruins. Cause of the explosion is unknown. Other notes include Capt Schley reporting from Nice on shore leave and various political and business items from Kansas and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usana
Neb
Twentyfirst
Cummings Street
Klein & Sprital
Schley
Farope Fors
Schles
Gavy
Ste Vr
Nice
Franc
Sina
Virginia Notes: Kreh Elected Secretary of Roanoke Commercial Club
In today’s Baltimore Sun Virginia notes, Charles F. Kreh of Frederick is noted to have been elected secretary of the Roanoke Commercial Club and will move to Roanoke, Virginia. The market briefs report dull to steady readings across grains and livestock with minor price adjustments. Governor and county signals are not mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreh
Virginia
Baltimore Sun
Charles F. Kreh
Frederick
Commercial Club
Roanoke
Multiple Scranton notices mix with local happenings
Scranton area items note William Mosier attacked by illness leading to a health board warning near Mosier’s house. Independent candidate Michener plans to run after advising regards election. Drummer Fatally injured in a New York bound travel incident. Sugar fraud charge against George C. Baker. state commission to hear case. Dobson carpet mills burn jeopardizing $1.5 million loss. thousands unemployed. rebuild planned in Manatonk.
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Police Connissioners
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Police McFarland
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Janes Snudon
McFarland
Alyxearouis
B.S. Cranham
Litchfield
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A. Young
Yur Harylans Press
Lee Persteet
Bode Yubin
Fey
Hut
Taras
Baro
Detorr
Clothiers Gorfess
Hastixes
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Clothiers
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Scrastox
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Board of Health
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Michener
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