OFFICIAL RESIGNATIONS AND MINING STRIKES REPORTED
Resignations take effect tomorrow with notices naming C Ven Hoore United States Attorney for the Southern District of Illinois H C Allen United States Attorney for the Western District of Virginia Francis B Hutton and T B Linn assistants. Also details on a June 28 Denver trip by Gen Sherman and party, and advance news on a UK miners conference strike and a woolen trust formation affecting prices for the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnnxerex
Jane
Miller
C. Ven Hoorepeke
United States
Illinois
H. C. Allen
Virginia
Francis .B. Hutton
T. B. Linn
New York
Wm. T. Sherman
Wager Swayre
Guthrie
Maxwell Evarts
Leister Evarte
J. M. Barrett
New York Central
Denver
Sherinen
Chicaago
Chicago
Serlington
Quincy
England
Beedting Trouble for Braddock Neighbor John Hagan
Local report describes damage near Braddock as a Champion binder broken to pieces by unknown assailants on Saturday night last. Police inquiry underway, foul deed noted by community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hagan
Braddock
Local obituaries for Sack Thomas and Stanley pace Baltimore notices
The late Mr John M Sack died and was buried at Olivet cemetery after a private interment at his 1603 Madison avenue home. Col C Beeier Thomas and Mrs Rhuna Stanley also had funeral services with pallbearers listed and interments at Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Sack
Madison Avenue
Baltimore
C. Beeier Thomas
Araby
Osroe Ingle
Ait, Olivet
James MM, Anderson
J.J. Jamison
L. T. Brien
John T.williams
I. Nail
John T. Worthington
Col. L. V
J.wm.banghman
C. C. Carty
Rhuanna Stanley
Rocky Springe Chapel
George Kirecofe
EB. L. Cramer
FT. Lakin
D.C. Kemp
Daniel Shoox
Fred. Kintz
Zachariah Thomas
Olivet Cemetery
A. T
Marriages in Lancaster and Gettysburg Areas
Hymencai and Elizabeth Smith of Lancaster wed at the bride’s home. William Roulette of Sherpeburg Maryland tied with the bride’s sister’s relative, daughter of Rev. Isaac Gerhart. John Vision Dahlgren and Elizabeth Drexel to wed in New York tomorrow at eleven. In Gettysburg Pa Mrs Estella M Bline of this county wed William H Weaver of Highland Township Pa. George Peter, nephew of State Senator Peter, married Laure Wharton Magrader of Prince George’s County Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Smith
Lancaster
William Roulette
Sherpeburg
Gerhart
Fist Airs
Isaac Gerhart
German Reformed Church
John Vision Dahlgren
Mies Elizabeth Drexel
New York Cathredae
Gettyeburg
Thureday
J. A. Bell
Wm. H. Weaver
Highland Town
Hip Pa
Mies Estella M. Bline
Geo. Peter
Peter
Montgomery County
St. Paul's Protectant Episcopal Church
J.S.B. Hodges
Hies Laure Wharton Magrader
Archibald
Prince George’s County
Maryland
Wanted Teams to Haul 1000 Tons of Stone 7 Miles
Advertises for teams to haul one thousand tons of stone over seven miles with payment of 2.25 per ton. Applies to C Thos ougherty at No 61 Weet Patrick St Frederick Md. Also notes local promotional items and oblique notices about cannery plans, court matters, and a death in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Thosougherty
Weet
Patrick St. Frederick
Repair Needs at Trameville Methodist Church
The Methodist Episcopal church at Trameville in the county is badly in need of repairs. Built about 35 years ago, its bricks are imperfect and the structure is crumbling and condemned. Ladies plan fundraising and a July lecture by Dr. Purnell to benefit the church. Emancipation celebration efforts report a meeting at Thos. McPherson’s residence. Secretary David Cirthail coordinates with several military organizations as about 150 soldiers are expected to attend. A grand celebration is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trameville
Eame
Purnell
Preident Thos
Reformed Church In
America
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Philadephia
Baum
Broadstree
Father Damien
Molokai
Kaluwa
Dawali
Damien
Belgium
Liawsuan
Melohai
Mora Jean
Ian Wherch
American Bible Society
Bible House
German Lutheran
Carthage
N. Y
John W. Gein
Ier
Engeneal Churches
Italy
Potter
Seventy Cents Levy Set by County Board of Commissioners
The Board of County Commissioners fixed the county tax levy for the next year at seventy cents per $100 assessed value. The taxable base is $23,949,932, about $700,000 less than last year. Eight cents of the levy covers flood damage from the bridge loss. without that, the rate would be lower than last year’s 65 cents. The rate was 55 cents in 1887 and 65 cents in 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Pearline promises easier housework for readers
A New York Witness excerpt from June 12 invites households to test Pearline, praising its clean name and claimed effectiveness. It argues the product embodies brains and effort, urging housekeepers to share results and adopt the detergent for hot weather relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Witness
Electric Bitters advertised as universal remedy
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a pure medicine curing liver and kidney diseases skin lesions malaria headaches constipation and indigestion. It promises relief for fevers and parasitic issues with a money back guarantee and lists Joe Garrott's drug store as the seller with price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linz
Joe EB. Garrott’e Drug Store
Review of the Quarter on Gospel Texts and Roman Context
A detailed quarterly review discusses the destruction of the Temple, end times, and the Resurrection with critique of claimants to biblical accuracy. It outlines why the four gospels were written in Greek for Gentiles, notes Hebrew and Latin inscriptions, and explains Roman governance, Pilate, and crucifixion. The piece includes tangential notes on language, culture, and historical context, plus an advertising aside for Acker’s Bleed Elixir and Victor Pain Balm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gassian
Matthew
Palestine
Persia
Greece
Egypt
Asia Minor
Aexander the Great
Henes
Christ
Jerusalem
Mark
Luke
Paul
Simon
Levi
Simonis
Petros
Nazareth
Bethlehem
Capermaum
Canirea
Jesus
British India
United States
Rome
Pilate
Remnan
Samaria
Carty Bambal
Vienne
Gaul
France
Pilates
An Extraordinary Life Ends at Patterdale Parish
A Westmorland clergyman, Matheson, dies at Patterdale aged 0? years after sixty years as incumbent. His income rose from £12 to £18 annually, he raised four children, educated a son at the university, and left £1,600. Noted for simple country living he performed his own burial rites and marriages, including a second marriage for his father and christening a bride he later wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterdale
Westmoreland
England
Matheson
Univers
Guard Again at The Strike And Always Have Acker s English Remedy
A dated advert urges keeping Acker's English Remedy for sudden croup or cold. It claims one preventive dose and a few doses cure threatening lung troubles. A sample bottle is offered free and the remedy is guaranteed by J. L. Williamson, Drugist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acker
J. £. Williamson
Gruggist
Forced to Leave Home Over 60 Seek Free Trial Package
Forced to Leave Home as over 60 people called for a free trial package of Lare''s Family Messaire. The ad promises relief for bad blood, liver issues, headaches and constipation with a free sample. Ladies praised the remedy, and a large sized package is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lare
Messaire
New Discovery for Consumption Praised by Satisfied Patients
In Newarl Arkansas and Decatur Illinois entries, patients credit Dr King s New Discovery for consumption with restoring health. One man says he recovered after doctors gave up and he now works his farm. another notes improved lung troubles and offers free samples at Garrett s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My. C
Morris
Joss B Garrett
The Epiphany Church at Port Said and its Significance
The Port Said church, built in Oriental style with domed roof and minarets, serves 250 worshipers and stands near the Suez Canal. It benefits from a hospital funded by a £5,000 construction and a £2,000 yearly income. The canal’s 250,000 annual passersby, mostly British sailors, underscores its importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Epiphany
Port Said
Suez Gana
Suez Canal
Judge Not and the Danger of Evil Reports
A essay rails against sensational smears and character assassination citing De Witt Talmage and a Potters family anecdote. It urges suspension of judgment until full defense is heard and warns of the harm in gossip and exaggerated tales spreading through society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formin
Sneckery
Almivet
New York
Religion Clash Replaces Interfaith Question in Japan
In Japan the debate shifts from interfaith to the conflict between Christianity and no religion. Buddhism survives only in its bleak fatalism and denial of a personal God, with little role beyond offering disengagement from worldly suffering. Christ’s gospel is now the source for future knowledge among the educated about God and the afterlife. A medical ad follows urging Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets for digestive relief and happiness, and Lane’s Family Medicine promises blood and liver benefits, with free trials and druggist sales details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
God
J. Christ
Louisville club moves to remit the floes of lasers
Sporting notes discuss management changes at Louisville, efforts to support a club replacing Easton, and player movements. The report mentions team performance, player streaks, and rumored hires, with scattered league and college names and a sale of the Louisville club in the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Atlantic
Scranton
Easton
Sean
Glascock
Brouthers
Glaescock
Pirsbury
Washingees
Westington
Phil Powers
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News
Benver
Woolen Trust
Ceicase
Cel
Grand Pacific
The
Rust
John W. Hart
Rockford
S M. Levy
Milwaukee
H. H Hphrer
Detroit
G. E. Overshire
St. Paul
W. A. Hedden
Kew Albany
F. E. Crane
Pallman
F. W. Montgomery
D. T. Ryan
E. G. Grocebeck
Batile Creek
Druget
Becker Bros
Harper's Ferry
M.C.U
Young Men's Catholic Union
Prof
Wilby
Hood
Meetstrate
Debbie Coatez
Wee
Nienaber
Joseph Bland
Wleen
Grand Jury
Palm
Missouri
George A. McBride
Abraham
Matilda MceBride
Decerzed
Burkittsville
Freothers
Pleasant Grove
Rev
H. P. Bond
Review OF the Quarter
Indore
J. A. Abermeon
Victor
Stresby
First Presbyterian Church
Washington City
Brian Sunderland
Wilmington
Del
Presbyterian Church of England
Nurler
Presbytery
Rio Grande
Albuquerque
Jemez
Laguna
Presbytery of
Subsertvei
JA. Williamson
Ciemst
Lane
Silas Lane
Rocky Mountains
Shee
Grecern, Drugeiets, &c
Wolff & Randolph, Phladepen
W. F. Thormsa
Akole
Frank Murphy
San Francis
Ily Murphy
Patsy Sheppard
Cniver- Svitenig
Witter Aenerew
Penneriv
Carter
Leene
Ib Alleces
Partio
Profesto Ange
Paris
Standix
Matic II Leal Cink
LPC
Benton Bs Chis
St. Lome
Athletic
Kanes Cry
Brooklyn
Buckler
Arnice
Jozept EL
Royal Bluisg Powder CO
Wall Street
Dow
W. L. Douglas
Congress
U.caiftes
I. Douglas
Brockton
L. Bouglas
A. R. Yeakle
Cry Hell
Wenely
Califora
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Wmi.s. Miller& Co
Banecessors
P. H Pyter
Cumberland
George’ S Creek
W. B. Shriner
Miller & CO
E. Patrick St
Water Street Depot
Euwesdbors
Brown & Son
East Patrick
Felepnone
Alsept
Enwanp
D.lisheart
Brance Officees
Hoffman
C.E. Tellers
Cor Market
Kthstai Market
South St
Biri
W. Patrica St
Frederick, MD
Cail
E. J. Eldridge
North End
Hegar Bros
West Fourth Street
Lanner
John Grofe
Orcers Teken
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