Vagrants before magistrate at Monievie Hospital
A seven year old and a ten year old vagrant, whose mother is at Monievie Hospital, were committed to the House of Refuge yesterday by Magistrate Turner. Constable D. F. Price of Priceneet conveyed them to the institution the same day. Campbell's Windows displays spring goods, suggesting early purchasing by Mr. Campbell. A meeting of creditors for Charles H. Hofer elected Jacob Rohrback as permanent trustee for the benefit of his creditors. Real estate transfers note John D. Fink to Aon Rebecca Fink for 5 square perities at $50. Marriage licenses issued to Tilghman T. Hersperger and Helen E. Scholl, Frederick residents.
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Charles Hough
Bisry Smith
Monievie Hospital
Turner
D. F. Price
Priceneet
Littler in Washington Testimony on Silver Purchases
Senator Cameron and Senator West figure in Littler testimony about buying silver for himself and for Senator Carteron. Littler described investments of 10000 to 56000 dollars, denying efforts to influence silver legislation while asserting no silver pool connection. Separate items note Farmers Alliance and labor delegates backing free coinage, and a mission Indians commission appointment with Smiley as chair.
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Jsn
T. Littler
Springfield
West
Examina Air
Littler
Cameron
Litter
Senate
Cargeron
Calcutta
Washington
Livsler
Owenby
Stevens
St_ Louis Globe Democrat
Dare
Bury
Dave
Wassixetos
Farmers’ Alliance and Labor Organizations
Terréll
Texas
J. A. Hayes
Pennsylvania
Confederation
Chilean Revolt Suppressed as Ships Expelled From Ports
The revolt among ships and insurgents is crushed as authorities expel rebel vessels from Chilean ports. The government wins broad public support and enacts severe measures against insurgents while condemning the revolt.
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Valparaig
Dam
Ingalls Old Soldiers Petition Sparks Debate in Kansas House
In Topeka on January 24, the Kansas house fought over a memorial from ex Union soldiers asking Senator Ingalls for reelection to the U S Senate. Motions to table and to refer sparked a lengthy, contentious exchange. thirteen Alliance members joined Republicans to defeat the motion.
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Thesr
Kansas Legistitute
Toreka
Kan
House of Representatives
Topeka
Ingalls
United States Senate
Congress
Lupfar
Pawnee County
Judge Webb
Alliance
Glass Tableware Trust Forms Amid Factory Closures
A glass tableware trust consolidates Pittsburg area factories including Pittsburg Ohio and West Virginia units. The plan foresees a shutdown of about half the factories by Feb 15, displacing thousands of workers until trade improves. Other briefs report a fatal crossing accident in WasatxeTon, President Harrison’s reception, Bob Ford’s shooting scare, a legislator kidnapping claim, and H C Hansorough winning a Senate seat in North Dakota.
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Glass Tableware Trust
Pretserre
Pittsburg
Ohio
West Virginia
Opposition to Texas world fair appropriation resolution
A House resolution opposes an appropriation to send Texas representation to the world’s fair if the elections bill becomes law. The measure names Teras Petaliates of Austin, Texas, and was introduced on January 2.
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Teras Petaliates
Austin
Tex
House
Texas
Pennsylvania
Haruscure
Death of Belgium Prince Baudouin Stirs European Courts
Reports from Brussels and London center on the rumored royal scandal and Baudouin's death linked to love and royal restraint. Conflicting accounts claim suicide or illness amid a royal crisis, with Leopold accused of breaking up a morganatic attachment. Brussels braces as universal suffrage agitation grows and the royal misfortune weakens government resolve.
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Giant
Bedford
Mexico
Maxiilian
Austria
Napoleon
Mexican
Maximilian
Carlotta
Princes Baudouin
Belgium
Leopold
Bis
Baudouin
Josephine
Prince Baudouin
Europe
Brussels
Bandouin
Prince Bandouin
Clementine
Leo Bal
Man Dies After Severe Throat Contraction in New York Case
Kendall, a bank clerk from Aringtom, suffered a throat contraction after a bite from a terrier two months earlier. He could not swallow, had a choking sensation, and fainted at a tavern. He sought help in New York and was admitted to Chambers Street hospital.
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Adl
Kendall
Schuyler
Aringtom
Evsland
Schuyler Funty
Nemdall
New York
Chambers Street Hospital
Fire, Deaths, and Loss in Buffalo Blaze At Clothing District
Big blaze in Buffalo destroys EL Marens Son wholesale clothing and adjacent firms on Meir Street. Two firemen die, others injured as walls collapse and burn damage reaches 400,000 to 500,000 dollars. Fire Commissioner Beyer injured. Also reports include race track managers arraigned in Paterson, New Jersey, and various state legislative notes from Harrisburg and Milwaukee.
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Berra
Tau
EL. Marens & Son
Warner Bros. & Co
Coffee Terrace
Meir Street
Zinbela & Barris
Fisher
Murphy
Harlos
Beyer
Champion Skater Donoghue Returns from Europe
Nuggets of news report Donoghue arriving from Europe on the sixteenth with more window clerks in Pittsburg than since 1910. Sir Edvin Arnold departs Japan for home as reforms unfold and work on the Ipke front resumes next Tuesday. The Michigan legislature vetoes reapportionment by three cancer members while Col Daniel W. Frazier rises to chief of ordinance with brigadier general rank. Marcus W adheswatm is nominated to the United States district judge post for the district of Pennsylvania. Frank Edwards, three years old, drowns in broken sewer floodwaters at Katersoa New Jersey. body not recovered. Marylands first colored lawyers to argue before the court are Charles F. Johnson and George M Lane of Baltimore. W W Lovett, ex Cincinnati magnate, escapes from a private asylum after peering through a car window. Jimenic 1.
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Donoghue
Europ
Pittsburg
Edvin Arnold
Japan
Bes
Michigan
Col
Daniel W. Frazier
Marcus Wadheswatm
United States Drcait
Tard
Pennsylvania
Frank Edwards
Katersoa
N.J
Maryland Court of Appeals
Charles F. Johnson
George M- Lane
Baltimore
W.W. Lovett
Cincinnati
Gedgud
Jimenic
Market echoes and local trades amid unsettled times
Finance and trade news describe mixed activity across regions from Chicago grain receipts to Baltimore wool and clothing asks in Kin ner US. Reports note stronger wool prices, steady copper and tin, and quiet copper, with iron stagnation and rising demand for plates. Business failures total 350 in US and Canada, while local farm sales, hog weights, and estate transfers mark regional shifts.
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Yeas
Dan
Wee i
Ban & i
Suyer Taj Teraoe
Chicago
Citeruiuti
Kinner Usns Coe Tadule
Diniat St
Qrinha
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsberst
Sven
News Briefs From Middletown Dated January 23
Local items report James Aultman visiting near Wolpstille, fence vandalism on Smithsburg road, and a Dunkard meeting planned February 7. incidents include a horse trotting accident, Sophia Grossnickle's death, wheat stolen from Martin Kline, and early coinage notes from Eva Warrenfeltz. Church services and community notices fill the page along with travel mentions and building plans in Brunswick and Middletown.
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Wolpstille Newr
Ian
James Aultman
Montana
George Marker
Smithsburg
Dunkard Megling House
Sharlen P. Stottelmyer
Sophia
George Grossnicke
Batulay
Dunkard Meeting House
Martin Kline
Smithsboro Road
Turkey Bridge
Eva
N. Warrenfeltz
Liberty
Head of Liberty
Myeraville Circuit
U. B. Church
Pleasant Walk
A. S. Eyers
P.E
J. W. Wilson
County Correspondence Sparks Notices and Local Updates
Mr John Kaciman rides about feebly after a paralytic stroke. Howard Angleberger lost a cow to electrica tragedy. Miss Clara V Smith returns to Walkershire School duties after visiting her mother. YMG A meetings set for Kemp Hall tomorrow with Mr W F Burger leading morning. Rev Osborne Ingle Wilk to conduct evening services.
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John Kaciman
Howard Angleberger
Clara _V. Smith
Walkershire School
Kemp Hall
Afr
W. 4. Burger
Osborne Ingie Wilk
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FABLE
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E. J. Eldridge
West Patrick Street
Frederick, MD
George HR. Railing
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ST North Market Street
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the News
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Aon
Rebeccs Fink
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Wasnisaton
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Lapier
Mich
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Washington, D. C
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Chat Mix County
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United States
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George H. Engeman
William A. Engeman
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Andrew Fi. Batteryby
Charles B. Sass
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Milwaukee
W. L. Gates
The
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Review of Reviews
William T. Stead
Pall Mall Gazette
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Epic
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Brooklyn
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Fasnacht
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Reedyss
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Secessary Arm
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Claggett
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J. Luther Kepler
New York City
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BW Il
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Eera M. Thomas
Dullerson
Thomas
Uni State
Brice
PE. Gromles
Thorme Ian
Unie
Jacob Temas
Farmers’ Alliance
Daniel GC. Miller
Benjamin EF. Shaw
Bolivar
David W Delander
Bakersviire
Washington County
George L. Foutz
Win. Wetnight
Funkstown
Joseph Bowlas
Myersville
Wm. Ausherman
Dickinson County
van G. Swearingen
Abs. Kefouger
A. B. Church
LD. Gaver
Lutheran
Williamsport
Luther. Kehlman
Victor Miller
Leitersburg
E. T. Helfenstein
Reformed
Burkittsville
Johnn Hilleary
Mt. Pleasant
Ridge Road
Petersville
Hail Duvall
Tosiah M. Schildtknecht
George W. Moser
Dr. Lamer
Benerola
Br. Geo. Snyder
Jesse Shreeve
John §. Repp
Geo. Kimmelshue
Elia Richards
Ridge Avenue
Waynesboro
Middletown
D.C. Long
Jed Hune
Geo. C. Gardier
Mann
Lotis
Brunswick
Howard Smith
Daniel Smith
Paul C. Williard
Dewald Williard
Broad Run
U. B
Quebec
John P. Hess
Virginia Building Company
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