Local names listed in historic notice
D. T. Ardeman, Charles Wertheimes, Barbe Johnson, William V. Albaugh are named in the readable fragment of a public notice or archival listing, indicating individuals connected to a historical filing or announcement. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Ardeman
Charles Wertheimes
Barbe Johnson
William V. Albaugh
Frederick Branch
Halle
Oj, Riller
EV. Albaugh
Bect’y
Treas
Johnson
Darl
BH. Steiner
Pranklin B. Smith
D. Dan'l T. Orde
Cuban Crisis Sparks Iberian Tensions and Insurgent Actions
Havana reports indicate Dr. Jose Manuel Delgado was shot and carried from the scene as Spanish forces under General Weyler face attacks near Dolores and Laberinto. Insurgents led by Perquito Perez burn fields and depots, killing several in Remedios district while Spanish authorities order investigations and promise justice. Senator Morgs and Senor De Lome debate Cuban policy, with De Lome arguing for limited insurgent threat and predicting eventual suppression by intensified Spanish action.
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Havana
Jose Manuel Delgado
Americas
Melquty
Jay
Cral
Ro Wiery
Weyler
Canu
San Quintan
Aed
Dolores
Remedios
Santa Clara
Laberinto
Perquito Perez
Barabas
Batabano
Senor de Lome
Maximo Gomez
Maceo
Spain
Minister de Lome
New York
United States
South America
Cuba
Senate Censures Governor Over Bribery Threats and Unrest
The senate weighs censoring Governor Bradley amid reports of threats by senators to force martial rule at the capital. Witnesses testify threats were made to push out impeachable actions, while calls for fines and imprisonment surface. Debate hints at broader political strife as adjutant general says militia stays on duty until adjournment.
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Spd
Brostas
Govertor Bradley
Senate
Bradley
Collier
Maradi Explodes Destroys British Steamer at Boma
A Calcutta era report states the British steamer Maradi from Sierra Leone Feb 5 was destroyed at Boma on the Congo river by a gunpowder explosion. Twenty-two crew, two passengers, and sixteen laborers died. sixteen crew escaped. The mails and specie on board were saved. The victims were asleep. The steamer carried ten tows of gunpowder, explaining the disaster. Officers escaped.
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Lexpos
Sierra Leone
Boma
Burma
Congo River
Kid Madden Dies in Portland at 23
The former baseball pitcher known as Kid Madden died in Portland Maine yesterday at age 23. A bus has passed a Canadian senate permit for a bridge project in Ontario. Detroit municipal controversy has moved to court for settlement. Funeral services held for Danny in Ottumwa Iowa. Chack Morrcon killed. a child fatally hurt and several others seriously injured by a Tinaway ho atathy North Pacific stone quarries near Billing Montana two laborers killed and three wounded.
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Kid” Madden
Portland
Canadian Senate
Detroit
Mich
Danny
Ottumwa
Morrcon
Atthy North Pacific Stone Quarries
Billing
Mont
Carlisle Candidacy Rumor Tied to Administration Views
A debated report claims Secretary Carlisle seeks the presidential nomination, with President Cleveland reportedly opposing using his administration for campaigns. The piece notes Olney’s name being floated but unlikely, while Carlisle’s camp urges a platform aligned with the administration’s silver policy and Chicago political dynamics. It discusses treasury actions on silver and gold payments, and the handling of currency notes during 1893.
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Wasiinutus
Carlisle
Chicago
Senate
Cleveland
Bertine
Olney
Carliste
Audiete Wall
Patterson
Tennessee
Breuke Macy
Secretary of the Treasury
Treaty Department
United States
Department
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States Senate
Crisps
Miltons Center burglary gang tied to robberies
Weston citizen Frank Weaver arrested on charges as part of an organized gang blamed for robbing a Milton Center grocery and jewelry store, loading two sales on a handcar, dynamiting them in the country, and securing hundreds of dollars in loot amid a wave of local robberies.
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Bowrise Grerex
Frank Weaver
Weston
Milton Center
Brief Bits of Local and General Interest
A collection of quirky notes from Boonsboro to Baltimore covers weather, growing prizes, and odd items. Highlights mention a French florist offering $4,000 for a blue rose plant, a new dress for the Bagerstowe Herald, and a wide range of local curiosities from a kangaroo dance to eagle status jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Herr
George Washington
Boonsboro
Frank T. Redwood
Baltimore
Maryland
MMI Voor
French Florist
Bagerstowe Herald
Alaryland
Green Boudonieres
Bt. Patrick
Louis Behley
Independent Order of Mechanics of Maryland
Wm. Houpi
England
America
France
Holland
Batimore Sunday Herald
United Workmen of Maryland
Frank B. Sappington
Frederick
John Hopkins Hospital
Uee
Brown Stone
Apnopolis
Washington County
Rosd
Ohio Legislstors
American Eagle
Branawick
Montgomery County Court Meets in Session
News notes from Maryland report the Cecil and Baltimore area courts in session. Several deaths include Mrs Hears L Wilson of Winchester and merchant Thomas Contey of Cecil County. A fatal gas from coal at Havre de Grace, a Russian tenant’s children killed in Waterbury incident, and local political shifts noted.
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Hears L. Wilson
Winchester
Howard County
Thomas Contey
Cecil County
Elston
Citizens
North East
Tiranger
Emline Hennings
Washington
Annapolis
Alorza R. Walker
Hayre de Grace
Ossper Shunk
Telier
Washifngton County National Bank of
Wiliamsport
Pneumons
Thomas Brown
Queen. Anne's
Trera
Hakate
Seserioan
Jacob C. Braungard
Waterbury
Anne Arundsi
Shultz
Leach Seeks State Chair in Pennsylvania GOP
Interview with Frank Willing Leach outlines his bid for Pennsylvania Republican state chairmanship. He cites past growth of the party organization from 15,000 to over 400,000 voters and argues for data-driven outreach. Mention of Quay and North Carolina dynamics contextualizes the national implications. A Seattle strike note follows.
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Philavelyhea
Frank Witing Leach
Cbstrnian
Pennsylvania Republican Atste Commisses
Quar
Leigh
Te State Paramutes
Dot
Quay
Frane
Leach
Entyr
Birfaith
Tof
Dasire
Bin
Mraress
State Committee
White
Congress
Saiuce
Hia
Pine Street
Tha
Ast Hoal
Andreas
General Booths Welcome at Crystal Palace Address
The American army gathered at the Crystal Palace in London to hear General Booth speak. The hall was decorated with welcome banners as Booth addressed a large, enthusiastic crowd praising the army’s strength and unity. After his address, company officers presented color and the audience rose in a passionate salute, while plans for future mobilization toward New York were hinted at.
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Leoden Salsailuchts
Their &de Buagee
Bes Oun
Fortacty
England
Weliam Booth
Ameria
Cmv
Crystal Palace
Adie
Amuiy
Hyneral Booth
Booth
Daniel i
New York
Svatinevdey
Tragic Galvanised Iron Cornice Collapse Fatal to Foreman
J J Colvin, principal galvanised iron cornice maker, was supervising work on a stormy structure when a westbound train struck the plank projecting from a warehouse. The plank and support were hurled into the street, killing Colvin almost instantly. The accident occurred near the Debus Stamate darken yard on the eastbound line.
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Heath
Cmeano
Mareh
J. J. Colvin
Debus
Doarken
Ain
Mir. Colvin
Local Health Notes From A Small Town
The town reports several residents improving from illnesses. Thomas Ogle near Lowe os Hoe Baltlecrepika remains ill with Bip Jacob Warner. Mire Catharine Rebecca Swope’s son grows better from measles. The Ridemoor sisters recover from a sickness, and Maribel Stockman is now able to be out. Stockman also shows improvement. Charles R. Gittinger recovers from the grip. East Church Street resident S bragnton is somewhat indisposed. Badia Darby on East Sainte street leaves the sick list. Idella Fogle returns to health. P L Hargett shows gradual easing after a week of illness.
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Thomas Ogle
Lowe Os Hoe Baltlecrepika
Jacob Warner
Mire Catharine Rebecca Swope
Ostroll Street
Jon Ridemoor
East Patrick Street
Mensien
Maribel Stockman
Willam E. Stockman
East Fourth Street
P. L. Hargett
Social World Pound Party at Derr Residence
A pleasant pound party was held at Mr. O Edward Derr’s residence near Feagaville. Guests arrived around seven and enjoyed games and a late elaborate repast with the season’s delicacies, then departed thanking the hosts for a memorable evening. Delegates present included Maggie Dall, Haliio Ott, May, Annis and Sesta Derr, Kyvie and Mollye Zimmetman, Tillie Waller, Emma Hargett, Goura Zimmerman, Lola Culler, and several Derr family members among others.
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O. Edward Derr
Feagaville
Missoa Annie
Basie Derr
Hosteas
Tesnar
Bes
Maggie Daall
Haliio Ott
May
Annis
Sesta Derr
Kyvie
Mollye Zimmetman
Tillie Waller
Emma Hargett
Goura Zimmerman
Lola Culler
Barry Sed Linwood Zimmerman
Sacrye
Barry Howard
Willis
Charles
Barry Derr
Hoy Poole
Walter Culler
Jobe Hargett
Elmer
John Derr
Wiltte Hargett
News of the Churches Presby terian pulpit filled Sunday morning and evening
Rev Dr Hasskarl preached as Rev Dr Beale was away in Pennsylvania. Rev Dr John Bowers of Gettysburg Seminary spoke at Thurmost. The Junior Upworth League of the M E Church met Saturday to elect officers for six months led by Helen Mullinix as president and Daisy Klive as vice president. The league meets every Gavarday at 1 o'clock.
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Hasskarl
Vid Beale
Pennsylvania
John Bowers
Gettysburg Seminary
Thurmost
Upworth League
Helen Mullinix
Daisy Klive
Jesse Goodell
Edna Mullinix
Mise Ross Lamar
Florence Hughes
Evan Roser
Ig qp-Ttague
Gavarday
Fragmentary obituary style note on a musician and Morse extinction
A garbled reflection discusses the extinction of Mr Morse, mentioning a village near Italy and a pianist described as sleepless and invalid. The text notes unnamed listeners took instruments home and cried, suggesting a somber tribute to a tormented artist.
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Mr Morse
Auind
Sone
Haumisa
Pousoral Tie Rev Osbourne Officiated Funeral Service
Reverend Osborne Jagis of Frederick officiated yesterday at St Johns Church in Washington for the late ex District Commissioner William B Webb of Washington. The funeral of Mrs Reno S Harprill took place at 2 oclock from her residence in Anaville with interment at Mount Anoville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne Jagis
Frederick
Iyela
Wm. B. Webb
Washington
St. John’s Church
Mra. Reno
Parmata
Anaville
Mownt Anoville Cemetery
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Association OF Baltimore City
Frrerrick Branch
Ieph W.gaver Presdent Omas H. Haller
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Seov
Crest
B.C. Leaf
Thomas H Haller
Joseph W. Gaver
Aker Johnson
Court Seqzarg
Fredasice
Waal S
Outhern Mutual Building and Loan Association
Atlanta, GA
Rthern Department
German St
Baltimore, Ma
V. Albaugh
Sheffield & Co, Milliw
West Patrick St
Hiram
Eldridge
Frederick, Md
Lliam A. Mansfield
Anker and Broker
Frederick County National Ak
The
National Baill , and Loan Association
P.D. Faurney & Son, Patsiclaas and
Surceoss
First National Bare
Church St
Oderick
Nest Helfenstein
West
Patrick Street
R. Chas
G. Macgill
Nextt Market Street
der Taos
E. Hailer
Frederion
Gan
Dorsey Etchison
Ihcr—Court Stee, Frere
Wd Equity
Dr. Delgado
Dupay de Lome
Sialemucatl
Clay
Morgan
Nister DE Lomes
Atlantic
Atlantic City
Richmond
Story
Ingersoll
Southwick
Jeffries
Rose
Ireland
Parker
Bras
Femotnthen
Kor
Washixdtay
Gatestine
Henry Patterson
Homer Patterson
Griggs
Trextox
Delaware
West Amwell
Erie
William A. Newill
Life Saving Service
Walcott
Tsnaxir City
Empire Athletic Club
Joe Walcott
Scott Collins
York
Charles W. Brant
Pruorsibgs
Mattow
Latimer
Lewis
Tad Biti
Iusgets OF
Calisles
Momes
Heplyo Uripp
Wes Cri
Tex, Pa
Daniel Queen
Chester County Hospital
William Allen
Chester County Prison
Queen
Down J. Erice
Wasthesox
John J. Brice
California
Marshall McDonald
Brice
Peters
Carl Peters
Irican
Herr Bebe
Reichstag
Dr. Peters
Prince Honenlobe
Omer
Mire
Jolla Jarrett
Charter Jarrett
Harford County
News OF the State
Montgomery County Court
M. E
Broadway Church
Her. W.J. McKinney
FUR State
Frank Willice Leach
Helea Cstdaate
Mon Ro
North Carolina
Great Northern
Seattle
Wash
Maren
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