30 Jul 1888
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1888
Page
1
Members of the inquiry examine emigration schemes toward America linked to Bavarian criminals. Reports detail agents, tickets, and paid fares, with figures on travel expenses and losses to Germany. Witnesses describe methods to filter and export criminals while others seek reform and better controls.
Nine children and two adults in the Plant family from Pittsburg Quarryonyan suffer a grave accident after a typhoon of illness. The mother dies after caring for a stricken child and collapse follows. The father, overwhelmed by events, consoles surviving children as they recover.
July 1 Crxcinart reports prizes awarded to various cantons and battalions for attendance drills banners and cash awards and lists grand canton distances and medals. The document notes a July 30 hearing for Hoge and Murphy in Burlington dynamite conspiracy case and confirms unpaid bonds in related matters.
A long, mixed feature discusses the Parnell inquiry and government actions, weighing parliamentary tactics and potential outcomes. It notes arrests and political maneuvering, with reference to Gladstone Morley and Labouchere, and touches travel and imperial topics amid a broad survey of public discourse.
The Richt Hon Joseph Complerkuncere hosted a garden party for Birmingham Caumist coun ci members in Lesbos on July 30. He urged welcoming Parnell if reform comes, praised Ireland’s improving condition, and suggested potential future admissions regarding officials, while noting civil tensions and political dangers ahead. an airdrop of 1,000 Fern Loxpox was reported near July 30 with Baldwin parachuting to safety. unrelated notes mention Turkomans in revolt in Tabriz, Persia on July 31.
Mrs Cleveland attends an afternoon event at Mr Albert W Nickersons Great Halls residence in Marion Neck. About ten of the 150 invitations responded, Cecilia orchestra from Boston played, and guests traveled by four in hand carriage to Gilder Cottage. Cleveland may remain in Marion several days longer with no definite plans.
John Anderson trapped in a well near Johnstown for days is rescued after a box contraption and rope extraction. The crowd cheers for workers Henry Archer and George Campbell who pulled him free. The scene sparked strong community support as women cooked for workers and farmers paused to aid.
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