21 Mar 1894
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1894
Page
1
Turin reports Louis Kossuth died last night after a painful illness. Biographical notes cover his exile from Hungary, leadership in abolishing serfdom, his time in Vienna, Presburg, and the United States tour, with later life in Europe and Turkey seeking asylum.
Washington reports the tariff moved for Senate consideration with near term. Philadelphia reports three government ships under finishing at Cramp's shipyard and the Minneapolis expected to exceed Columbia speed records.
A troubled report describes a deadly incident involving a 16 year old girl and others. The blast caused panic among female workers and several injuries as they rushed to exits. The case discusses the right to strike and a recommendation to drop the case by paying costs.
The Prague court sentenced three defendants Dolezaie Kries and Dragomen to ten years with hard labor for the murder of Mrva a police spy. The remaining accused including Cizek secretary of the Young Czechs party were acquitted.
In a Kentucky circuit court, Madeline Pollard sobs as she details a life shadowed by the alleged secret marriage to Colonel Breckinridge and threats amid pistol-era turmoil. Testimony covers a New York ceremony, police encounters, and letters tied to James Rhodes. Brazilian rebels in Rio Grande do Sul vow to press on with their bid against the federal government.
In Jersey City a young actress Adaline Waters of the McKee Rankin company was attacked by four men near York and Hudson streets. She mouthed for help. three fled while four were arrested. Waters, injured and in shock, is hospitalized. police hold Henry Fagan, Daniel Connelly, Michael Kiugenstiel, and Will Waters for trial.
Papers served on Dr Jay Seaver at Yale and John C Nebabian in a Harvard suit to recover 110 dollars for a loan to Sarkis Kebabian while a student. Harvard authorities accused of luring Yale students with unrealized incentives to outdo Yale in undergrad recruitment.
A garbled set of notices covers wage changes at Phillips and Kunkardt mills in Dawninner Massachusetts, railroad property control issues in Bradford Pennsylvania, Democratic ticket renomination in an unnamed state, two drownings near Came M4, and scattered political mentions including Coxe's Crusaders and presidential office raises in various towns.
A scattered collection notes snow remnants and a wage dispute in the Union Pacific arena. Reports mention a 6 year old involved in a case in Washington over forgeries, rising Arkansas River threatening Little Rock, and tracks submerged eight feet in places. Neal Dow’s 90th birthday is celebrated nationwide and in London.
A Nassau Street bartender recounts a key witness account in the Martha J. Fuller shooting at Mullen's law office. He describes a man in his mid-20s with a derby hat who ordered a large whisky shortly before Fuller’s death, suggesting someone knew of her condition before an ambulance was called.
Miss Annie A Hargett sails to Washington and Leesburg this morning. Visitors include Miss May Les of Baltimore and Miss Beeste Tyson from Washington. A German horticulture anecdote precedes M C A convention details for early April, with delegates and a full program across two days in the town.
The Rosenour brothers clothing dealers move from East Patrick street to a grand new store adjoining this morning. The 75 by 27 foot main room houses the shoe department at the rear. Interior features include gas jets with electric burners, a skylight, brass fixtures, and a large French plate glass mirror. Bennie Rosenour will manage, aided by friendly clerks.
Hotel arrivals since yesterday noon list guests from Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Montreal New York Cleveland and other places. Names include W K Rowe J Muller L T Weis J W Bould B Applewhite W M Harliger J Hahn Cushing Nelson Davis and others.
Mr BE L Cramer the carpenter is erecting three summer kitchens at the Norris property on North Market. Rev Ar Hawk recently moved Montevue to this city. Mr David Main of Gale has moved his family from the West to the farm near this city formerly occupied by Mrs Jolien Reick. I am in.
On Friday night the Young People Society Temperance Branch of Verte Junction Springs plans a celebration for the nineteenth anniversary of the birth of Negl Daw, the great poster child of temperance and advocate of Maine liquor law.
A Pastor Remembered Rev Maysillis pastor of the United Brethren Church of this city wags scent ly presented a gold which by the mem bers of his congregation. The Sick Mr B A Skull of B&O Avenue has been sick for the last month but is improving slowly.
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