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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 09, 1894

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Miss Pollard Versus Breckinridge Court Battle Opens

Washington March 9 jury selection completed as the Pollard breach of promise and seduction suit against Kentucky Congressman Breckinridge begins. The courtroom drew a crowded mix of press and spectators while Attorneys predict a lengthy trial with depositions dominating and possible delays.

Washington Monteline Pollard W. C. PL Breckinridey Kentucky Beo Butterworth Qalogil Breckinridge Tawyer

Central America tensions and British troop actions reported

The article notes U S officials and the State Department evaluating a British landing in Nicaragua and Mosquito territory. It discusses fears of a broader conflict, Monroe Doctrine implications, and the possibility that troops were sent to protect British subjects rather than intervene. It mentions reactions in Washington and forthcoming communications with Britain.

Ktu Bluefields Mearas Gree Pitself Sharag United States Central America Baker Nicaragua Central

Markets Close Lower After Sugar Certainties Dip

Prices on New York and Philadelphia exchanges show a soft close with sugar certificates retreating from prior highs. Wheat and oats steady to firm, pork and lard mixed. live stock steady to mixed with hogs slower in New York trading. Florida orange blossoms sent by Miss Millie Cleveland accompany a note offering to mail scented sprays to readers who stamp for postage.

New York Philadelphia W. del. & Hudson General Markets Philspelphia Sylvania Atc Western Steam York and Penn Millie Cleveland Fiors Bini Florida Taz Wine Suvore

Stamps or Coin Coupon Offer Reads Like Abh 1De

A clipped fragment notes a coupon offer for stamps or coins appearing as abh 1De. The text suggests a redemption or exchange idea but lacks full details, making the offer unclear and partly legible for archival record.

Tariff and tax changes loom in Senate debate

The Senate finance committee presented tariff changes including new duties on sugar molasses coal whisky and cigars and kept the income tax at 2 percent with broader bases. Senator Jones predicted revenue around 70 to 280 million, while noting possible surpluses from whisky hikes and reduced duties.

Wasemotos Senate Polaricope United States Jones Treasury Department Treasury Caffery Senator White

Derby Winner Boundless to Stud After Lameness

Derby winner Boundless, disabled in Arkansas on March 2, went lame in exercise and will be shipped to Field's farm near Lexington, Kentucky, for stud duties. Observers say Boundley may race again after recovery, despite the setback.

Ark Boundless Field Jlexington Boundley

Indiana Navy Battleship Trial Sets Speed Record

The Indiana, first of Uncle Sam's new battleships, completed trials at Cramp's shipyard with two swift runs achieving 15 and 18 knots under different tests. Designed by Louis T. Nixon in 1890 and built by the Cramps, the vessel is slated to reach 168 knots on the official Massachusetts coast course, earning a $150,000 speed prize for her builders.

Miss Pollard Wis Lgents Blue Crus Presbyterian Church Anmmos Pollard Pelittcal Society Harh Wilson Jere Wilson Calderon Carlisle Breckinridge Phil Thompson Butterworth W. FF. Mattingly Enoch Totten Florida Gearal Butterworth T. Nixon Cramp Cramps Uncle Sam United States HO Kovin Ander Po Massachusetts Indiana Louis T. Nixon Tracy Oregon Nixon Myr. Nixon Navy

Landslide wreck kills engineer near Roanoke

A vestibuled train from Washington to Chattanooga on the Nort Western railroad collided with a landslide forty five miles north of Roanoke Virginia. Engineer Jake Hard was killed and fireman Nofi Singer was thrown into the James River and was severely injured. No passengers were injured.

Roanoke Nort Western Washington Chattanooga Jake Hard Khled Nofi- Singer James River Pas

Jersey's New State Treasurer Oath and Commission

A report states the new Jersey state treasurer took the oath of office, seeking commission from the governor. The governor’s apartments were visited for the commission, but Governor Werts was not in the area. Swain can do.

Jersey Eed Gewer Supreme

Fire on the Steamer Paris Black smoke damages saloon deck

A fire broke out on the American line steamer Paris while docked at Birkenhead on the repair deck. The blaze started in the cabin area and spread to the saloon and fittings before extinguished. In a separate item, Ebenezer Aaron Curtiss, aged 72, inherits £25,700 from Providence relatives after a winter of hardship.

Paris Losi Marcos Pasia Birkhead Buffalo Ebenezer Aaron Curtiss Providence Ois

Not Guilty Shocks Court as Dan Coughlin Freed

Chicago March 9. The Irish community in Chicago erupts as ex detective Dan Coughlin is found not guilty of murder in the Cronin case. The verdict triggers thunderous applause, cheers, and a chaotic exit from the courtroom while Coughlin greets supporters and shares sobering thanks with his wife and supporters.

Chtcaco Dan Coughlin Dr Cronin Fnto Coughlin Jurer Holemar Daniel Coughlin Tathill David Donahoe Judge Tuthill Mrs. Coughlin Dan Daniel Donzhoe Wing Bottom Scanlan Sharp Hartshorn New Caste Attorners

Bomb Explosion in Rome Targets Chamber of Deputies

A blast in Plaza di Monte Citorio wounded eight, including a ministry aide and a Seventh regiment soldier. Police arrested a Mason Pulideri and three others as suspects. the plan aimed to hit the chamber at adjournment. Estimated intent was to massacre deputies and ministers.

Chamber of Deputies Plaza di Monte Citerio Ying Mulinari Ministry of Public Works Mann Hardt Premiue Crixpi Pulideri

Locomotive Boiler Explodes Killing Three Men

An explosion at Tannery, Wilkes-Barre, on a Lehigh Valley locomotive killed engineer Patrick Dugan and two brakemen John Dotter and Edward Fox. Fireman John Lepuay also among the dead. Low water in the boiler blamed for the blast.

Wilkesbaree Lehigh Valley Railroad Patrick Dugan Tannery John Lepuay Edward Fox John Dot

Dying Leon Thomas in France and New York City Injuries

Fragmentary items report Leon Thomas in France near death and Michael McCutcheon killed in a tenement incident on Hight Avenue New York. Erlington badly hurt and a Marine article mentions gendarmes firing during a local school appointment dispute leaving several wounded.

Temps Wees Leon Thomas Arch France Hightarenue New York Michael McCutcheon Feerington Marinet Province of Siege

A Good Templar Reception At Parley Lodge

Parley Lodge G T held an unusual meeting with a musical program and two addresses. Grand Counsellor D. Browning of Heart City spoke, Rev H S Shipley of Daniel Cerroll county also delivered remarks. Visitors included Rev D M Browning Ellicott City, Miss Trent West Virginia, and Mrs Joseph J Dutrow Columbus.

Parley Lodge G. T Res. D Browning iHeart City D. M. Browning G. Conn Ellicott City H.S. Shipley Mits Ide Shipley Daniel Carroll County Trent West Virginia Joseph 3. Dutrow Colambaa

Wouldn't Give His Name at the Grait House

A Russian man named Money stayed at the Grait House yesterday and refused to register his name. He paid promptly for all charges, stating that as long as he settled his bills his name did not matter. He departed the city without revealing his identity.

Grait House

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