Fragmented News Bits From A Far South Mine District
A collage of late 19th century items reports unrest in Montgomery town near mines, a deadly explosion at the Sermacon plant in Scranton, and British forces capturing Busumwalla village near Bathurst. Also noted are mass protests in Luzerne against Russian oppression, a baron’s death, and calls for a large miners’ strike in Pittsburgh area.
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Sermacon
Sceantos
Hoowie
Thomas Weir
Wesley Stanton
Archie Diamond
Stanton
Avera
Moosic
Bir
McCrindle
Markets Report from Frederick Firmly Corrected in Newspaper Fashion
Frederick markets corrected for this issue show flour at three fifty per barrel and oats at half a dollar per bushel. The column lists prices for various grains and seed oats with figures that indicate trading levels or quotational shifts.
Old Mar Hangs Himself Near Roop's Mill Carroll County
Davis Powell about eighty years old committed suicide by hanging from a shed strap to a cherry tree on his brother-in-law Andrew Myeriy property near Roop's Mill Carroll County. He was missing from the house after 7 and found lifeless at 10. No known motive. illness noted. no family survives. Easter 1915 date note reports Easter on March 25 already, earliest possible date in centuries with a long gap until similar occurrences.
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Mar
Davis Powel
Andrew Myeriy
Roop’s Afill
Carrol County
Powell
Coupon offer targets world fair art portfolio distribution
Fragmentary ad text promises a mailed art portfolio coupon from a world fair promotion. The readable fragment mentions payments and discounts but lacks clear dates or entities.
The New Premier Scene in British Politics
The article details Gladstone’s retirement and Rosebery becoming prime minister with the queen’s consent. It lists cabinet changes, attendance at court, and reactions from Asquith, Spencer, and Labouchere, with notes on Bridgeton Easter plans for the Gladstones.
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Gladstone
Windsor Castle
Beatrice
Duchess of Albany
Prince
Princess Henry of Bartenberg
Thomas F. Barard
St. James
W. E. Gladstone
Earl Rosebery
K. C
Earl Roseberry
William Vernon Vercourt
House of Commons
Lord Rosebery
Herbert Asquith
Home Secretary
Earl Spencer
Admiralty
Earl of Kimberly
Monroe Ferguson
Bridgeton
Hawarden Castle
Rosebery
Asquith
Henry Fowler
Local Government Board
Buckinghamy Palace
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
Air
Henry Labouchere
Times Today
John Morley
Ireland
Attempted Dynamite Outrage In New Building
Dence reports six dynamite charges found in the Rent and Stanley building with fuses set to detonate on engine start. No crew identified for the attempted outrage. In Allentown provincial report, Emil Shafer eight years old allegedly placed a two year old on a hot stove, causing severe burns before救助 by his mother.
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Dence
Rent and Stanley
Allentown
Emil Shafer
Wickel
Talmage Resigns Then Reaffirms Brooklyn Ministry
Dr J De Witt Talmage announced at Brooklyn Tabernacle that his resignation is rescinded. He will remain pastor with new faith and a campaign for God. He will be away in autumn in Australia and India. others will fill his pulpit in his absence.
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Strooklyn Freacher
Brookirs
Brooklyn Tabernacle Westerning
J. de Witt Talmaze
Trestes
Orly
Perord
Talmage
Croker
San Antonio
Tex
Richard Croker
Tammany
Dunphy
Temumany
New York
Avalanche carries hunter Charles Goe in Idaho mountains
Charles Goe, while hunting near Atisata in Idaho, was swept by a sudden avalanche and carried for about half a mile. He suffered serious injuries but is expected to survive. In Peru, authorities report that Peru Ecuador tensions have been settled with papal nuncio mediation, though political uncertainty remains.
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Screrion
Wis
Canada
Superior
Duluth
United States
Idaho
Charles Goe
Atisata
Peru
Lima
Ecuador
Delayed Tariff Bill Faces Prolonged Debate in Senate Panel
Washington March 5 The Democratic finance committee needs another day to study the tariff bill delaying its presentation to the fall committee. Discontented senators including Hill Gorman Brice White Caffrey and Smith press for changes while sugar rates provoke sharp contention with refiners and planters. Republican members demand explicit explanations of changes before reporting the bill to the senate.
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Democratic Committee On Finance
Folk Committee
Fub
Bert
Hill
Gorman
Brice
White
Caffrey
Smith
Morrill
Finance Committee
Senate
Week in Congress and world news highlights
The House plans a steady week to push appropriation bills with pension funding first, then District of Columbia, consular, and diplomatic budgets. The Senate lags, with key bills like the printing, tariff, and McGarrahan DH still pending and subject to change. Zimmerman may turn professional if a wager with Johnson proceeds. Woungatown streetcar workers strike after wage cut. Britannia wins a 2100 franc yacht race off the port with Orietta second.
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House
Senate
Mirs
Venus Loss and Other Far Flung 1890s News
Reports confirm the loss of the rebel transport Venus after a mid sea explosion during bombardment off Porto Madama. Jupiter Marre and Venotts engaged. Venus split in two and sank, captain Vasconcellox and crew of 30 perished or were lost. Other items note World’s Fair fire scares, a Barbourville skinned alive tale, a Clarksville whippings, Isaac Cope will dispute, tenement thief arrests, a physician acquittal, and a Steinitz Lasker chess match planned.
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Jnsaino
Montevideo
Venus
Jupiter
Marre
Venotts
Porto Madama
Vasconcellox
Brant
Editor Bailey Dead in Danbury News Family Dominant Figure
James Montgomery Bailey, famed Danbury News founder of American domestic humor, died at 4 AM after two weeks of pneumonia and bronchitis. Born Albany 1841, he moved to Danbury in 1860, served in the Seventeenth Connecticut, was captured at Gettysburg, later bought the Danbury Times and Jeffersonian, creating the Danbury News. He leaves a widow, wrote popular humor, published several books, and refused Danbury’s mayoralty. Funeral slated for Wednesday afternoon.
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Danbury,cosn
James Montgomery Bailey
Danbury
Mr. Bailey
Albany
N.Y
Seventeenth Connecticut Volunteers
Gettysburg
Belle Island
Danbury Times
Jeffersonian
Phillip
England
Connecticut
Dalley
Masonic Lodge
Mystie Shrine
Grand Army of the Republic
American Authors, Authors' Guild
Nuggets of News From Madison County and Beyond
A jumble of brief notices reports a blast fan mace in Madison County still active, legal aid for Erastus Wimsar by James N. Greenshields, Senator White delaying Supreme Court plans, a Congregational church in South Batiey Mass destroyed, baseball veteran Ed Williamson dying in Mountain Valley Arkansas, and Mary Morris Husband known as Mother Husband dying in Washington at 73.
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Madison County
James N. Greenshields
Canada
Erastus Wimsar
Senator White
Louisiana
Senate
Supreme Bench
South Batiey
Mass
Ed Williamson
Mountain Valley
Ark
Mary Morris Husband
Washington
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Montgomery Brothers
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Loxpoxs
Baron
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James W. Hoggs
United Kingdom
Edward Marjoribanks
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Williar G. Wilson
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SUCN
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Baston
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Geres Cees
Ss. Miller & CO
Miller & CO
Wood Farm
Cumberland
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Lyren's Valley
Red Ash
George's Creek
G. W. Bi ‘Shriner
Wm.s. Miller
Gfice
Patrick Street
Athletic Printing
Oriers of Dance
Frederick Markets
Geo. I. Cramer
Frederick Filevator Co
Lord
Éring
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the News
Frederick, MD
Victoria
Harcourt
Hoe
Commons
Earl Himberly
Bellaire
Belmont
Harrison
Carroll
Bridgeport
Harieios
Nuremberg
George LeDo
Esrane
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Hudson Street
Hitle
Caughter
Guinan
DR Talmage
Hamain
Lezanoy
Jacob Horst
South Annville Township
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Baker
Franklin Pang
N. J
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Willard Thompson
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Morocco
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Sultan of
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Michael Murphy
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Len Tye
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Ellen Boyce
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Cope
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William Steinitz
Emanuel Lasker
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Kan
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Capitol
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Miss
S. A. Jack
Samuel Russell
William Sanders
Rev. W.P. Ratliffe
Mississippi
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William E. Chandler
New Hampshire
Michael J. Quirk
United States Army
Jefferson Market
Frede
Quirk
Arizona
Whimac
Ind
Nghimioe
Bruce Ide
Asong
Virginia
Charles Johnson
St. Paul, Minn
Ariel Athletic Club
Omans
Neb
Gould Stiil
Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Valley Railroad
Hay Springs
Cheng
Sioux City
Miscour
Marr Bennett
Greennés
Charies T. Marshall
Sarah A. E. May
Redland
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