Portuguese Att Conflicts Fuel Telegraph Line Aid
Reports describe a clash near Port Natal as Portuguese forces engage in fighting to protect a telegraph line. Governor Quist is said to be en route with Portuguese troops and two gunboats as reinforcements arrive from British contacts. The incident follows a prior collapse tragedy and a sharp press focus on colonial frontier tensions.
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Natal
George Colina
la” Street
Biucgickyts
Accre
Quist
Coal and real estate ads announce new coal and farms
Local notices promote a new coal line with delivery during snow and invite public patronage. It lists Jonathan Bisbee as coal dealer and Cramer as real estate and fire insurance broker offering private sales of a 20 acre farm near Walkersville, a brick home with 10 acres near Harmony Grove, and other property on East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland.
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Cramer
Walkersville
Lewis Business
East Patrick Street
Calvin Croase
Harmony Grove
Noah B. Cramer
North Market Street
Frederick
Markets Close Steady in New York and Philadelphia
Trading on the New York and Philadelphia exchanges closed with a firmer tone and higher price range across the list. Grain and livestock sections show mixed quotes with winter flour, corn, oats, and beeves reflecting modest gains and general firmness in the market.
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New York
Philadelphia
Nen York
Todey
Lehigh Wath
Pennsylvania
Reading
N.Y
Lake Erie
Del
Budson
Priladelpria
Sylvania
Oates
Western Dairy
O. Creamers
We.c
New York Dairy
Pennsylvania Creamers
Newark
Western
Pension Bill Advances in House as Senate Finance Waits
After five days of debate the pension appropriation bill of 2151 million dollars passed the House without division. Amendments were defeated. an Enloe proposal to broaden suspension rules failed. The Wilson tariff bill faced Senate debate with Voorhees cautious on timing while Republicans seek more time. Sugar relief and whisky taxes discussed. seigniorage and other items moved through finance panels. Domestic notices note a man’s suicide in Scranton and political scenes in San Antonio and Philadelphia area.
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Washington
House
General Henderson
Iowa
O'Neill
Pickler
Mr. Enloe
Lochrea
Outhwaite
Committee of the Whole
Martin
Senate
Harris
Shermen
Finance Committee
Ohio
Sherman
Mr. Morgan
Bluefields
Nicaragua
O. O. Howard
Fancs
Voorhees
British Marines Landing Talk at Bluefields Sparks Senate Inquiry
Washington March discussions by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on a resolution of inquiry into British marines landing near Bluefields at the mouth of the Nicaragua Canal. Senators fear Britain seeks a foothold on the eastern coast, risking Clayton Bulwer treaty issues. Secretary Gresham to study treaties before action. New Postmasters Appointed Across States listed.
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Washington
Birefelds
Nuc Ataqua Canal
Morgan
Morgana
Testagua
Exupland
Brearsurge
Couse
Department of State
Navy Department
Bluefields
Kearsarge
United States
Great Britain
Gresham
Roby race track inquiry roils Lake County jury
March 8 report from Crown Point Indiana describes a Lake County grand jury investigation into the Roby race track and pool sale. The jury met Judge Gillett who harshly scolded them. No indictments expected. press likely to avoid further coverage.
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Crown Port
Ind
Lake County
Grand Jars
Roby
Sherif Frederick
Gillett
Wrathy
Suburban Stake Not Reduced Despite Rumors
The Suburban stake remains at $25,000 for the American track event in New York on March 8. Rumors of a reduction proved unfounded, with organizers confirming the capital prize unchanged.
Dynamite Plot and Strikes Roil West Virginia
A dynamite plot linked to a strike near Charlestown West Virginia drives militia fears. Pinkerton detectives infiltrated strikers, aiding Wyant’s arrest while warnings of further violence persist. Reports of freight-car explosions proved unfounded as authorities redeploy troops and 33 strikers are jailed.
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Charlestown
W.va
Plos
Pinkerton
Eagle
Wyant
Hinney
Squire Adkins
Montgomery
Kinney
Jackson
Fayetteville
Paint Creek
Berks
Pink Brown
Dishonest Broker's Flight Amid Sugar Squeeze Prompted Assig nment
A New York Stock Exchange notice reveals Hunter, Clark & Jacobs suspended as Br Clark used firm name to sell fifteen day sugar privileges at $1, pocketing proceeds then fleeing. The firm paid about $90,000 before an assignment, unaware of outstanding privileges. Clark vanished as sugar rose 12 percent, leaving the firm to redeem its paper. The episode marks a risky private profit method tied to the sugar squeeze.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Hunter, Clark & Jacobs
Requel
Br. Clark
Clark
Moore Baker offers his farm at auction after murder
Moore Baker of Prayalin Park New Jersey declares he will auction his house farm and all contents to help state finances. He recounts selling items from his wife and child creed. The report notes legal actions, civil service debate, prison fines and a firework of unrelated news items from Maryland to New York across March.
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Scrastos
William FH. Schoonover
Max
Tabor
Seb
Gome Trea
Schoonover
Moore Baker
Chief Arthur Advises Acceptance of Wage Plan
Locomotive Brotherhood leaders urge General Manager Case to accept the revised wage schedule after deeming it the best option among northwestern roads. Grand Chief Arthur notes strike costs and claims twenty five unemployed engineers have struggled to find work, with a paid six month period cited. The group’s counsel appears to have swayed the union to approve the proposal.
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Locomotive Brotherhood
Tve Forumer
Durig
Arthur
A Qe
Legislature Proceedings Briefly Summarized
The Senate votes on the Civil Service bill and a Baltimore physicians group backs a child blindness prevention bill. A State Road League delegation seeks a fee bill for a state torch engineer and road repairs policy. Faculty from Baltimore University Hospital request a $5,000 yearly appropriation. Oysters with scoops or dredges face a prohibited-taking petition from Somerset. Governor Brown signs bills. Requests for Mary land Institute funding rise by $3,000. A Baltimore City Passenger Railway extension proposal seeks Laura on the way of Darley Park. Alumni Law School lobby seeks ability for State Court of Appeals to hear cases outside Annapolis. Senate Agriculture and Labor panel hears workers on child labor. Senate Elections Committee endorses Senator Caztico.
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Bruce
Senate
Baltimore
House Committee On Hygiene
State Road League
Ways and Means Committee
Baltimore University Hospital
Ways and Areans Committee
Byrd
Somerset
Tangier Sound
Brown
Maryland Institute
Fitzgerald
Houze
Baltimore City Passenger Railway Company
Laura
Darley Park
Hills Springs
Law School of
State of Marpisnd
Judiciary Committee
Bhe
State Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Senate Committee On Agricultural and Labor
Caztico
Petition seeks Bacon return as pastor at St. Pauls Hagerstown
In a meeting of the adjourned quarterly conference of St. Pauls E Church Hagerstown a petition was prepared and will be sent to President Elder Fowler of the Frederick conference requesting the return of Rev. G C Bacon as pastor of St. Pauls.
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Central Board of Education
Tuewlar
Riverside School Board
T Mo
Central Board
James Cosgrove
St Jaynes Roman Cathe Church
End
United American Mechanics
Mr. Bird
M. E
Reformed Chapel
St. Paul's ¥ E
Hagerstown
Elder Fowler
Frederick
G. C. Bacon
St. Pants
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Brunswick Area
Susan A Wenner and Wm W her husband transfer a lot in Brunswick to 4 R Spitzer for $150. Corneling I Rice and Mary F his wife convey 38 acres to James A King for $83.50. Charles F Thomas and wife transfer 2 acres to Edward L Keller for $100.
Webb and Shaw prizes awarded by Society of American Artists
In New York the sixteenth annual Society of American Artists exhibition selected two works for Webb and Shaw prizes. Charles A. Platt won the Webb prize of 300 dollars for Spring, the best landscape by an American artist under 60. Henry Olive Walker’s Thy Singers was chosen for Shaw fund purchase, valued at 1,520 dollars. A puff of wind blew out the Duryea sloop’s mast near Rockaway, killing the captain. the mate survived after rowing for help but the vessel disappeared until found with the captain aboard.
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New York
Society of American Artists
Webb
Shaw
Charles A. Platt
Henry Olive Walker
Shaw Fund
BWMN
Maat
New Yorks
Rockaway
Train Swept Into a River After Slide on Fort Wayne Line
A land slide near Kenwood, thirty miles west of Pittsburg, caused Engine 27 and five cars on the Pittsburg Youngstown and Ashtabula branch of the Fort Wayne road to plunge into the Beaver River. Train crew escaped with injuries of varying seriousness.
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Pittentrg
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Ashtabula
Fort Wayne Road
Kenwood
Here
Beaver River
Sugar Colony Venture Abandoned in Antelope County Nebraska
Caicace and Lubenski halted plans to plant a Polish beet farmer colony in Antelope County. In a March interview he blamed Wik 100’s sugar tone for failing to attract capital for the refineries included in the colonization scheme.
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Caicace
Lubenski
Antelope County
Neb
Bank Burglaries and Theft Charges Across States
In New York John G Hallock, longtime clerk at Pabst & Cs importers, faces charges for stealing about $65 000 from the firm with losses cited at $45 000. Kansas residents report the Bank of Plestanton burglarized with vault door blown and stamps valued around $50 000 taken.
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New York
John G Hallock
Pabst & Cs
Hallock
J Osteet
Kansas
Pleasaston
Kan
Bank of Plestanton
Herbert Gladatone Named First Commissioner of Works
The official announcement states Herbert Gladatone, fourth son of the ex premier, will succeed George J. Shaw Lefevre as first commissioner of works in Lord Rosebery's cabinet. Gladatone is of mature age and takes office with anticipated duties.
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Herbert Gladatone
Lospes
George J. Shaw-Lefevre
Lord Rosebery
Gladstore
Resignations Trials and Appointments Stir Maryland News
Baltimore reports turmoil with officials like Secretary Hoke Sn Waestingwoo and a potential cabinet reshuffle. Herbert Gardner resigns as president of the Board of Agriculture while Herbert Gladstone is tipped as successor. Thomas Murphy, famed trotting horse trainer, named manager of Bossian czars racing stables. Maryland legislature introduces a bill to incorporate a Missionary association with Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishops Ryan and Corrigan among incorporators.
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Baltimore
Hoke
Waestingwoo
United States
Herbert Gardner
Brith Board of Agriculture
Herbart Gladstone
Ban
Thomas Murphy
Trott Horses
Bossian Czars Racing
Incorpe Missionary
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Schuy Kill
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Taodiana
Jonathan Biser
Cumberland Coal
Treasy
Jonathan Bisbee
Deales
Basii Thinistreet
Frederick, Ma
Reeves
East Lincery
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Potter Palmer
Sant Notre Rover
Frederick Markets
Geo. L. Cramer
Frederick Elevator Co
Frederick, MD
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Condert
San Antonio
Tex
Bourke Cockran
Frederick Condert
Balkinger
Sam Houston
Coudert Ward
Croker
Isha A. Blorris
Gilroy
Joe
John Maxvire
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Tremont
Yester- Gay
Eybib
Samuel Gay
Blucfields
J. A. McMillen
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G. W. Hayden
Grant Neck
P. J. Mullin
Lyon Mountain
H. S Haff
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J. K. Davis
Roslyn
Henry G. Daler
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Murray J. Bement
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William H. Cotter
Union Springs
Norman A. Seymour
Mount Morris
George Roger
Millerton
William XM. Ballis
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Henry JG. Crouch
Kingston
Norman W. Rose
Geneseo
TM. Davis
Alfred Center
E. Chamberlain
Belmont
Philip Juergens
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Alfred Elliot
Melvern
A. H. Troutman
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Trendon
Blfl Drockenmiller
Paregson
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Sandy Hil
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Dynamite Conspiracy
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Witt T. Johoson
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