Miner claims discovery of ancient city in Sierra Madre
A mining man, Macville W. Cresworth, reports reaching a hidden basin in the Sierra Madre of southwest Mexico. He describes a large abandoned city with red stone blocks, two and three story business blocks, a central park, and strange ornaments. He plans an expedition to verify the find.
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Tally Fhere
Macville W. Cresworth
Mexico
Mui
Sierra Madre Mountains
Cullcan
Pacific Coast
Sinalo
Derfel
Lake
Colorado
Creaworth
Quke
Cresworth
Markets Featured In Frederick And Cumberland Areas
Local market notices highlight the Frederick markets and Georgetown style listings. References include the Baltimore region and George's Creek area, detailing market activity and regional trading in Cumberland and surrounding counties.
Closing Quotations on New York and Philadelphia Exchanges
Market activity slowed with about half of trades in industrials. Reports include price levels for staples and commodities, while overseas notes mention Admiral Benham sailing to Bluefields and a collision near the Bengal Strait causing fatalities.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lebich Valier
Pennsylvania
Coupon Notice From Rand McNally Co
A brief coupon notice invites readers to bring one coupon and 10 cents this time for a service or discount related to Rand McNally & Co. The fragment mentions a single part of the company name and implies a transactional offer.
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Rand, McNally & CO
Soldiers at Denver Threaten to Fire on City Hall
The Denver crisis sees Governor Waite move to oust two police commissioners, federal troops from Fort Logan and Colorado National Guard on the scene. Sheriff deputies crowd the city hall, Gatling guns and Napoleons mounted, aiming to preserve order as negotiations seek arbitration and a truce. The mood remains volatile with no bloodshed reported.
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Denver
National Guard of
Colorado
Fort Logan
Waite
Fre and Poebee Board
Jackson Orr
D. J. Martin
D. Burnes
Dennis Mullins
Messrs
Orr
Martin
Burchinell
Chaffee Light Artillery
Brooks
Clar
McCook
United States i Infantry
United States
Tarsney
Fourteenth Street
City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Court
Graham
Union of
Burek
Geterel Ms
Senate Debates and Legislative Advices on March Senate actions and indictments
March reports from Wasine os and New York detail a busy session with the Bland debate, coast survey proposals, and a shift toward executive work. The roster suit against Governor Peck faces appeal, while tariff talks unfold and Comstock raids a Tenderloin club. Catholic church tensions in Cleveland rise, a naval officer's court martial sentence is carried out, and California’s industrial army grows as transportation barriers loom amid potential trouble.
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Mabbon
Wis
Nudge Liebecker
Peck
Supreme Court
Tracey, Gibbs & Co
George Hubert Dow
Madison Tints
Clark
Dawes Improves after Sudden Illness in Washington
Ex Senator Dawes of Massachusetts, who fell ill in Washington yesterday, showed improvement this morning and was able to stay in his room. He is expected to remain in the capital for several days to rest, with fears easing about his condition.
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Dawes
I. Washington
Massachusetts
Washington
Bomb in Church Shocks Paris Parishioners
Paris, March 16. A bomb exploded inside the Church of the Madeleine at the main door during afternoon services. One man, believed to be the bomber, was killed in a gruesome blast, with his remains scattered. Authorities seized several suspects, including a skin dresser named Pauwells, believed linked to anarchists. The incident sparked arrests, flaring public alarm, and questions about militant anarchist activity. The blast also touched off political turmoil as deputies discussed the event and its implications for recent anti-anarchy measures.
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Paris
Rayachol
Interpol
Church of the Madeleine
Alphonse Bertillon
Pauwells
Vaillant
Chamber of Depties
Chamber of Deputies
Dubost
Panwells
St. Denis
Phillipsburg
S. J
John Keller
Keller
Eee
Chinese Embezzler Arrested at World Fair Grounds
Chinese merchant CEiCaGo Ching Ming See was arrested on embezzlement charges after allegedly diverting about 5 100 dollars of his company's funds. See faces a preliminary hearing tomorrow.
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Ceicago
Ching Ming See
Coxeys Army of Invasion Promised for Grand March
Coxey followers announce plans to march toward the Nations Capital with pledges from several men and groups across Florida Alabama Missouri Arkansas and Pennsylvania The letter from Fair Hope Florida proposes mustering a commune and joining along the pike twenty miles west of Cumberland The effort includes a band of 100 men from Homestead Pennsylvania and other locals seeking work and a reduced travel rate Meanwhile reports note other developments including a missing lawyer Henry Hading and secretive actions surrounding the Kearsarge inquiry and McKane case in New York Philadelphia and Washington
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Kesraite
Alassillon
Coxey
David Klegs
Fair Hope
Fla
Cumberland
Harry J. Naughton
Homestead
Charles Bonsall
Salem
Columbiana County
Pitsburg
J. A. Conrad
Poplar Rinffs
Gibbons Challenge to McAuliffe
Justin Gibbons issues a challenge to McAuliffe in a terse letter expressing a desire to bargain on any terms MecAnna likely accepts, signaling a possible opening for negotiation.
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Gibbons
McAuliffe
Justin Gibbons
Aulie
Polish workers injured by acid gas at Baltimore Cantor plant
Albert Holland and another Polish laborer are in critical condition after an acid gas incident at Cantor chemical works in Baltimore. Phyllis Rankin, daughter of McKee Rankin, secretly marries Joe Gibbs, the Drew Rankin property man, and leaves the firm.
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Ponants
Smmugsie
Onigmene Joos House Ay
Cleveland
Stee
Sionday
Atan Hogue
Voreima
J.D. Kosh
T. Ys
Emmy
Gee
Albert ¢ Holand
Cantor Chemical Work
Baltimore
Phyllis Rankin
McKee Rankin
Joho Gibbs
Drew-Rankin Company
Doomed Man Hanged After Jail Break Lynching in Stroudsburg
Richard Parsens, a colored desperado, escaped from Stroudsburg jail after loosening a door bolt and vaulting to freedom. He was pursued by a mob, seized near the creek, and hanged from a tree within nineteen minutes of escape. The scene ended with the sheriff’s men and bystanders witnessing the execution, while one crowd member called out Do as you please.
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Stroudssrauc
Richard Parsens
Chrasttan
Ebler
Puryear
Peryear
Hkding
Dsb
McMichael
Willug
Minera Bucks Five-Cent Reduction At Beech Creek Mines
Notices posted at several Beech Creek region mines announce another five cent per ton reduction, effective April 1, lowering the mining rate to forty cents per gross ton. If miners accept, the Centre county times will reflect the cut by April 1.
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Minera
PoLtespres
Tipptee
Beech Creek
Centre County
Fox Hunt Prank Ends with Rider Tumbled from Mount
An amusing incident near North Market Street involved Col. L. V. Baughman’s fox hunt. Jack Lipscomb, ready to join, rode a nag once used by the Skidg. A lasso carried by Pawnee Bil’s man snagged Lipscomb, dropping him horse and all for the crowd’s amusement.
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Cowboy
Jack Lipscomb
Market
Pawnee Bil
Mr. Lipscomb
Hybenael Grove Derr and couple wed by pastor Hasakeri
Benjamin F Grove and Nelle Derr of this city united in matrimony on Wednesday evening by Dr Hasakeri. Geo Watts of Ceresville and Wellie Carns of the city married at the Lutheran parsonage yesterday afternoon by Rev Luther Enuhlman. After the ceremony they left for Jefferson.
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Grove—Derr
Benjamin F. Grove
Nelle 7 Derr
Hasakeri
Death notices for Mary Angelo Root and James Arnold
Mary Angelo Root died at the Convent this morning of consumption at age 32. Funeral set for tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock. James Arnold died last night at home in Bomlinburg of Brights disease at age 48. He leaves a wife and one child. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM from St Joseph's Catholic Church with interment in the adjacent cemetery.
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Atater Mary Root
Slater Mary Angelo Root
James Arnold
Bomlinburg
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Fleat Estate Transfers and Property Lots Noted
Fleat Estate transfers Henry F Hooge and Susan his wife to East BP Devilbisa a strip of land for a road for 660 dollars. George W Smith et al to American Signal Co of Baltimore city a lot in Mechanics town. Mm J and Joseph Mf Freeze and others to AL Martin a parcel or lot of ground 159.
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Henry F. Hooge
Susan
Devilbisa
Geo
Sale of Draught Horses at Fair Ground Auction
Bir Cass B Pout auctioneer sold twenty eight head of young draught and business horses at the Fair Ground yesterday for Col D G Winebrewer. The total realized was 3162150 with an average price of 57.91 per horse. Marriage licenses issued to Geo R Watts near Frederick and Miss Nelile Carns of Frederick. The Nuns May Teach Again notes a March 16 withdrawal from Riveride public school without altering broader church or civic prospects.
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Cass. B. Pout
Fair Ground
Col
D. G. Winebrewer
Geo. R. Watts
Frederick
Nelile Carns
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