The Coming Solar Eclipse Observed Next Monday
The News describes an annular solar eclipse visible in the United States next Monday. It explains the eclipse mechanics, traces the track of the shadow from California to Greenland, and notes Frederick City lies far from totality with peak shading near noon if weather allows observation through tinted glass.
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Grant Commission Signed By President In 19th Century Saga
In Washington DC on March 7 President Cleveland countersigned a commission appointing Gen Grant to the retired list. Secretary Lincoln initially withheld to allow Judge Endicott to countersign, then signed to avoid delay. Endicott later countersigned the document at the War Department.
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Gordon free state plan eyed after railway link
The Gazette discusses forming a Gordon free state as part of the Congo Free State concept by the International African Association. The proposed state would include the Nile region and control the waterway for trade and civilization. It is suggested this state could be created after completing the Suakim Berber railway.
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Alas Poor Fritz Canceled by Illness at Opera House
In Pitrsacra Pennsylvania on March 7 Joseph K. Emmet the actor was indisposed so no performance occurred at the Opera House this afternoon and none is planned for tonight He has been taken to West Pennsylvania Hospital for care.
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Mecca of the Southern tourist in Jacksonville Florida
The Sun Newspaper notes in Jacksonville that hotels offer low-cost meals and fresh produce like ducks, birds, fruit and vegetables. The city sits on the St. Johns River, resembles Atlantic City but with lush vegetation and shaded streets. Visitors from the west and northwest frequent Jacksonville as the main eastbound stop from New Orleans.
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Change of Heads Cabinet Portfolios Transferred to New Incumbents
On March 7 at 12 o clock four Cleveland cabinet members Bayard Whitney Endicott and Garland took oaths of office. Eodicott’s wife and Justice Field assisted. Whitney became secretary of the navy and Endicott was sworn as secretary of war. Attorney General Garland was sworn in at the Justice Department with Justice Field officiating. Brewster to remain as attorney general until successor appointed.
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Arrest in Paris Splits Open on Dynamite Plot
In Paris on March 7 a female suspect linked to English detectives was arrested in connection with recent dynamite outrages. She initially refused to identify herself, hinting at the alias Miss B. of Canada. Seized letters reveal plans to destroy buildings in London, St Petersburg, and Berne, tied to anarchist groups.
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Prophet Regains Trust With Cough Syrup Victory
A renowned physician Dr Gull wins broad approval as his cough syrup gains support among his countrymen. The reform in medical practice boosts national confidence in homegrown remedies and cultural pride.
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Virginia U B Conference Proceedings at Otterbein Church
The Virginia U B Conference proceedings list transfers and appointments, with Rev. Stinespring and others elected presiding elders. The session covers committee reports, missionary funding, constitution votes, and a sermon by Bishop Dick. A public collection supported Kiracofe, and salaries discussion noted an early minister’s belt-tightening.
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Captain Jack Huey the Temperance Hero of the Harbor
Captain Jack Huey, watchman at Castle Garden, saved thirty six lives from drowning while facing health risks from years of heavy drinking. He wore a quick release coat and bare shoes to swim instantly. After pledging total abstinence his latest rescue led to pneumonia from icy conditions despite a doctor prescribing whisky for a drowning Swiss.
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Lion and Bear Growl Over Afghanistan and War Talk
Teheran reports say Abdurrahman ameer of Afghanistan is sending troops to guard the frontier against Russia. British Boundary Commission members may return to India. Transport ships en route to Suakim detained at Suez awaiting War Office orders. Large war stores travel from Bombay to Karachee. Turkey may join England in an alliance and send an army to India under British command. American Congress of Churches to meet in Hartford to promote Christian unity and discuss moral and social issues.
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Girl Scalped by Machinery at Charleston Bagging Factory
March 7 in Cuancestox D C a severe accident occurred at the Charleston bagging factory. Julia Begley a factory operative had her hair drawn into a spinning frame tearing off the entire scalp including eyebrows and one ear. She remains alive but prospects for recovery are poor.
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Walker from Haverstraw Reaches Washington With Broom
Richard Ward who walked from Haverstraw New York to Washington carrying a broom after Cleveland's election asked for help on arrival. With no money he visited the mayor's office and received a ticket to Philadelphia.
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Gladstone's Threatened Insanity and Odd Purchases
One of the society talk topics notes Mr Gladstone's rising eccentricities. Report claims the Prime Minister browses second-hand book stores and buys large numbers of volumes without clear interest. The Stepen's review hints his mind may be giving way under pressure.
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Miss Cleveland Hosts First White House Reception
Miss Cleveland held her first Saturday afternoon reception at the White House. Guests included hundreds of ladies and gentlemen, many of whom were strangers met during the inauguration ceremonies the past week.
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