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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1892
Page
1
In Montgomery county Republican circles the Minneapolis convention fuels support for McComas nomination. MacConan’s presidential backing is praised by county officeholders, many appointed through McComas’s influence, and supporters predict broader administration backing if he enters the race.
The annual meeting of the board of trustees of the Loate Female Orphan Asylum was held yesterday at the asylum. The treasurer reported the past year’s net income about $2100 with expenses around $1500. The report notes seven girls now in tuition and trustees plan to provide room and writing for double the number, raising expectations for future support.
A lawn festival event was held with lights and lanterns illuminating the grounds. An orchestra provided music while refreshments such as ices and cake were served and a table of fancy articles offered prizes. The festival will continue this evening.
Neoke Wer Arn daughter of Mr and Mrs Philip Hobbe reading near this city fell from her chest pratning and broke her left arm. aid summoned and care provided.
A massive explosion at a Boston naval magazine yard during ammunition handling killed twelve, wounded several apprentices, and left bodies scattered along the shore. Navy personnel from the Bowton and local doctors rushed to treat the injured as crews fought fires and secured the area amid the blast’s aftermath.
The Democratic state committee met to select a national delegate, with Mercer, Hitler, and Lawrence counties represented. Samuel Gath of Mercer emerged as a leading candidate, while scattered reports from Calentin and Mayland described local reactions and cholera-related concerns. Local unrest and hunger amid shortages were noted, along with a police case in Desenmine Street and a political tremor spreading from Wilkenbrrre to Washington.
The document notes the issuance of marriage licenses to Cheater M. Manver of Foertile and Fite Vu Keeard of amare, amid a broader list of currently pending licenses. It references the Republican Party in Petkakilh, Nh. and includes archaic or garbled text surrounding the proceedings and parties involved.
Tornados swept Chicago causing extensive destruction across the city. Buildings collapsed, tents and poles were uprooted, and many residents sought shelter as lamps and telegraph systems failed. A child died in a cottage crushed by debris, and several workers were injured or presumed dead. Authorities estimated a large area damaged with families displaced and emergency crews responding.
A dramatic Spain wide storm results in multiple lightning strikes hitting parish churches in Melaw Orense and Mudentead Valladolid. Dozens killed or injured as crowds fled the church buildings. Burgos cathedral sustains damage while priests and worshippers seek shelter.
The Mississippi River overflow caused levee breaches near New Orleans, with eighteen foot high water and multiple breaks along the banks. Levee failures at Belmont, Vermont Place, and Villers, plus breaches to Southern Railroad lines, triggered rapid flooding and widespread shoreline damage across the city.
City officers captured Brakeman Harr y Schlep at the Lough Valley railroad yard in Perth Amboy after a description match to a decayed ambier murder scene. Police say he was employed there and taken to headquarters for questioning as officials seek the killer or killers. A reward offer from Mr Boynton remains in play as detectives pursue the inn worker tied to the case. The report also notes a Pennsylvanian college commencement with various speakers and a reference to local dissent amid tensions.
A fragmented report notes Thace War in Obborn with Haley jailed at a White Tie eatery amid tensions. Anthony Lairnen’s AnCr claim and local unrest surface as authorities plan calm amid uneasy community mood and upcoming creeds. The piece reads like a garbled dispatch with scarce verifiable details.
Fragmentary text references a program and planned activities with warnings and public notice language. It mentions May, a program, and officials but presents no clear event, dates, names, or locations readable enough to confirm details.
A garbled court report from Trascotia notes the arrest of a negro suspect and his conviction. He received a lengthy sentence after a short trial, with testimony from Samuel W. Noted and probate filings discussed. The record preserves names and dates but is partially unreadable.
A former member of an anarchist society in Prague is tied to a deadly blaze and a brutal murder case. The accused, once under police surveillance, fled and later returned, with investigators tracing his movements from Milan to Prague as they seek motive and accountability.
The government led by Mr. Balfour announced an imminent dissolution of Parliament between June 1 and 7, with elections likely on a Saturday after formal bills finalize. Reports detail a massive Liverpool cotton warehouse fire, with extensive damage and fear of wider destruction. Several other items include a US visit, weather, and legal cases, all painting a turbulent political and social scene.
Delegates from Loyal Orange Institution of the United States and Grant Blair chapter gather in Purpcias on June 14 for annual conclave. Grand Master Sir William Kahy presides as about 84 delegates from fifty districts attend. Reports read and discussions on the order’s business proceed at Allegheny.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe multiple 5 to 10 mile runs at Morris Park with racers and horses listed by initials and unclear names. Mentions include several stakes events and entries such as Harton stakes and a 10M race. The text is garbled with misread names and numbers, hindering clear results or placements.
The Philadelphia markets page notes heavy activity and mixed quotes across stocks and produce. It records June prices for grains including corn and wheat, with July and August futures indicated, reflecting a cautious but active trading day.
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