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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1891
Page
3
The piece quotes a perplexed teacher and a witty reply about conduct and distance. It mentions Worth's Companies and references a collector and tailoring. A corvette is described as a sloop-of-war and the French origin of the word curvet is noted, alongside a brief reflection on language and meaning.
The spirited survey reviews past session work in the Senate and House. It notes passage and defeats on subsidies, treaties, and appropriations. It mentions the deathly pall of political drift and the aging leadership echoing through committees and university proposals.
The report recites a chaotic scene within the Bowmanites sect with accusations of slander and religious strife. It mentions Bishop Barr, church officers, and disciplinary actions amid broader notes on meetings, expositions, financials, and local incidents. Includes flood memories from Johnstown and varied local items.
The market was steady with very little business. Closing bids included Lehigh Valley, Reading, and New York Produce Market items. State and western markets showed varied prices. grains and pork products marked steady or modest activity amid general firmness.
In a startling session, Manuel Politz appears agitated as he seeks an interpreter and confesses during a private interview. Court action follows with new defense counsel and heightened tension among spectators and prisoners.
Core strike and Scormars region yields wage dispute as coke operators push for 10 percent cuts. miners refuse. United Mine Workers plan defence fund support and a three month strike endurance. Amsted reports a mysterious underground chamber with a skeletal room. no outside contact. Denver and Rio Grande strike averted after three hour conference. Wabash collision causes two deaths. several injured. Hawaiian treaty reciprocity bill advances. Loveland wins Senate contest in Miami district. Yuma Indians receive Hood relief funds. elevated assembly confirms election results.
March dispatches in Jersey recounts gubernatorial appointments and a contested education board while reporting a fatal crossing accident, a life sentence case, and a baptism event for forty three converts. The piece notes votes on unemployment and the looming direct tax, with Governor Abbett amid cabinet speculations and public notices on local matters.
Report from Sydney on a multipartite convention agenda led by Sir Henry Parkes and other federalists. Delegates from New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria push toward Canada as a constitutional model, while others oppose. Debates loom over fiscal questions and colony representation. March reports from Buenos Aires note siege conditions and Mitre’s influence amid unsettled finances. A statue unveiling for John Wesley occurs in Leppus, and Newfoundland hopes for a renewed modus vivendi with France this week.
March 3 items report Austrian election results with seven anti Jewish rural seats in Lower Austria and liberal losses. Also Paris labor bureau proposal, Prince Napoleon will disinherit Victor, Iquique quiet after banks reopen, baseball contract approvals for several teams, and local fire loss at Ressler’s Aberdeen mill totaling $10,000.
The Arizona flood devastates the valley with water flooding towns and fields. The Gala river altered course. Gia City submerged by ten feet of water over miles. Reports of deaths vary but several are confirmed drowned. many remain unverified as residents seek safety and relief. Weather and crop risks follow with freezes and moisture concerns affecting wheat and markets.
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