Gladstone Declines Peerage Amid Premier Change
Reports from Lonnox dated March 3 outline Gladstone’s resignation as premier after a Windsor Privy Council meeting. He declined a peerage and named Rosebery as successor, with Labouchere signaling possible Liberal resistance if a peer-led government forms. Ambiguity clouds cabinet shifts as ministers prepare for reorganization. A separate violent incident details a shooting and subsequent court actions, with two Brawners involved and Glogell defending self.
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Lord Rosebery
Earl Spencer
Admiralty
Gladstone
Minjesty
Epsom
Windsor
Henry Labouchere
Leni Rosebery
Frederick Markets Report
Corrected market items show early prices for hogs hams and hay at Beederica Elevator Co yard with entries for prime bright Clover Hay and white feed oats per bushel. Prices are incomplete and partially legible but indicate mixed grain and feed offerings with grain and hay trades noted.
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Geo. I. Cramer
Beederica Elevator Co. Yard
Market closes down amid buoyancy fade on New York Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange opened weak after yesterday's buoyant mood, with a brief midday upturn not sustaining into the close. Closing bids show mixed movements in Lehigh Water, New Jersey Central, and Pennsylvania lines while flour and wheat futures reflect firmer tones. beef and pork values ease and lard holds, with live stock markets showing varied gains and losses across cattle and hogs. A separate legal note reports a judgment against Joseph E Blaur in a Madison Square bank case. In sports, New York beat Philadelphia in a pigeon shooting match by 263 to 188.
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New York
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
Lehigh Walier
Lehigh
New Jersey
del. & Hudson
General Jubal Early Dies After Civil War Career
United States Senator John W. Davies reported that Confederate General Jubal A. Berry died peacefully with family and friends present after a fall and long illness. Early, a Virginian born in 1816 and West Point graduate, fought at Cedar Mountain Fredericksburg Gettysburg and the Wilderness, with later raids toward Washington and Lynchburg. He faced near career setbacks but remained a key Confederate commander and later led the Southern Historical Society.
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United States
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Juhal A
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Arly
Daniel
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General Farry
Early
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Florida
Mexico
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Grant
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Jeridan
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Weoden
Warnesboro
Lee
Confederation
Beatles
Nant
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The
Southern Historical Society
Grand Army M N Adjournal Admission of Sons of Veterans
A Philadelphia session of Festermlay's Gram THY en campment debated admitting sons of veterans to the national encampment on the same footing as Abe Veterans but the motion was tabled after discussion. The assembly also protested placing soldiers' homes under the War Department and announced new appointive and elected officers led by Commander William Emslie.
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Pemadelphia
Festermlay
Hicks
Altoona
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Putebory
Ren Turion
Thes Ellis
Philadiphia
Cmon
War Department
O. C. Bosbyshell
William Emslie
Harry White
Indians County
James F. Morrison
Philadelphia
Abram Levering
Thomas Lees
Chester
Charles Snrdam
J. L. Dunn
Titusville
Levi W. Shengle
Harry Fulmer
Norristown
John Maxwell
DU. J. Patterson
Pittsburg
S. Lloyd Fleming
Third Regiment Armor
Heir of Mrs Huyler Wins Bequest After Death Claim
In Bergen Fields a railroad crash killed Mrs Ann H Hurter and her husband. Chancellor McGill rules Mrs Huyler survives and heirs receive her 310000 bequest. Witness counted ten pulsations after impact, indicating life. Also World Temperance Crusade reports 3,000,000 signatures for a global petition against alcohol, opium, and legalized vice led by Lady Somerset and Frances Willard. A steamer and 100 supporters will aid the deputation to governments.
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New York
World’s Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Henry Somerset
Miss Willard
Lady Somerset
Sutherland Will be Tried Again
Brooklyn March 3 final jury disagreement in Justice Sutherland case on oppression and vagrancy ends with him to be retried immediately bonds hold until acquittal or conviction
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Sutherland
McNabbs Victim Dies After Shooting
Louise Kel logg, shot Wednesday evening by BE J McNabb, died yesterday. She offered no note to request seeing her husband before death. He arrived hours after. Wages Reduced. Bell Lewis and Yoice Coal Mining Co posted 5 percent miner cuts in Dubois to begin Monday. Likely reductions in Honizdale and Clearfield regions feared. Paterson Weavers Strike expands as Hamill Booth Pioneer and Paterson Ribbon workers quit, joining the action. Authorities expect a compromise.
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PirsecEe
Louse Rockwell
Acire
Louise Kellogg
BE. J. McNabb
Suve
Lock Haw
Bell Lewis and Yoice Coal Mining Company
Dubois
Honizdale
Clearfield
Paterson Weavers
Prrerso
Hamill & Booth’s
Pioneer Company
Paterson Ribbon Company
Convict's audacious jail break ends in guard's death
In Trexton a 20 year prisoner Joseph Wallwitz alias John Malwitz used a makeshift armor of papers and a rope noose to seize Keeper James Waters, then fought guards. He shot Lippincott, wounded another, and was finally disarmed after a volley from keepers. Lippincott died within hours, leaving a wife and seven children.
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Trexton
James B. Lippincott
Joseph Wallwitz
John Malwitz
Jersey City
James Waters
Fung
Wallwitz
Ier
Waters
Lippincott
Francis Leonard
Wellwitz
Fred
Demand for Low Priced Goods Shrinks With Wages
The weekly trade review notes limited wage increases and persistent wage cuts eroding purchasing power. Demand shifts to medium low priced woolen and cotton goods and $1.60 shoes, while higher priced stock remains large. Fewer business failures in February give cautious optimism despite economic strain.
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R.G. Dan & Co
Review of Trade
United States
Canada
Hunters Devoured by Wild Beasts in Mexican Sierra
A party of Americans on a brating expedition in the Sierra Madre left Salta seeking big game. Two bodies were found partly devoured by wild beasts. cause of death uncertain. Missing: Frank Turnstal of Pennsylvania and two others.
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Salta
EL L. Denton
BP. Hall
Frank Turnstal
Pennsylvania
B and O Extension Advances Toward South Connection
The Metropolitan Southern Branch of the B&O Railroad will extend from Lisden Station to a point near the Chain Bridge three miles west of Georgetown. M J Degnon will oversee construction with several hundred workers. Right of way has been secured, and grading will begin on the Potomac side with a bridge to access the Potomac near the Little Falls.
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Potomac
Barking Dog Saves Emmitsburg Man From Snowstorm
In a fierce snowstorm, a dog barked to trigger a rescue just as farmer Bin Turner and his son found aged Adan Freseler who had fallen into a foundation eight feet deep. Freseler’s rescue was aided by the dog’s warning, while the tale warns farmers to guard sheep and dogs under shared law.
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Lsten
bin Farner
James Treasler
Tressler
Re Wes
Sud
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