22 Mar 1889
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1889
Page
1
A historic notice from Fayette Street to Fort Sharles Street and Saratoga area describes the Coolton Dental Association as leading in gas-based tooth extraction. The medical and dental professions commend the association for supplying pure fresh gas, noting their specialty in pan extraction of teeth.
The article details new nominations sent to the senate including Montana territory’s Beery N. Blake and Colorado’s John D. Fleming as attorney for the district, plus Miles C. Moore as governor of Washington territory. It discusses Whitelaw Reid’s minister to France inquiry, Behring Sea proclamation plans, and mixed views among senators on Reid’s confirmation.
A severe coastal storm battered the New England coast on March 21 and 22. Winds up to forty miles per hour disrupted telegraph lines and delayed ships including the steamer Od Colony, which returned to Watch Hill for harbor, while vessels from New York to Boston faced heavy fog and dangerous seas.
In Newark Minnesota Julianna Mutter, wife of a dairy farmer, is murdered during a home invasion. A Swiss suspect Joseph Saltzmann, 23, hired four months ago, attacked her after entering the house, robbed the home, and fled, leaving a $200 pocket holdout. The 3 year old son witnessed part of the assault and the suspect escaped with no immediate pursuit.
A dispatch from Pascet Oklahoma reports Congressman Mansur of Missouri addressing Oklahoma boomers urging patience and obedience to the president’s proclamation. Attendees hailed the opening of the territory and discussed future settlement and crops as they plan further meetings in Arkansas City and Caldwell Run.
In a rare in parliament, Home Secretary Matthews conceded to the press a heightened government effort against Mr Parnell amid a Parnell commission inquiry. Anderson, former secretary to Le Caron, presents letters as key evidence and accuses the Liberal cabinet of shielding secrets from the commission.
The report covers Mire Lebhuchner on trial for the alleged murder of her two children, with witness testimony about her condition and behavior before the crime. The piece also notes a political resignation threat at a city board, a Canadian Pacific railway bill revision, and various other court and municipal notes from New York and surrounding areas.
In a sprawling bankruptcy dispute the Wabash system seeks to reorganize its rail network. Bondholders, led by one third of first mortgage holders, oppose terms while purchasing committees push sale of the Chicago division and consolidation under Wabash Western. Judgments by Gresham and Jackson loom.
A jumble of short items reports Philip Hayner, 17, captured after assaulting Mises Perrine of Cranbury New Jersey and jailed in New Brunswick. Other notes mention a barroom killing by Frederick Ruff of New Britain Conn, and ex-Congressman Peter Mahoney in danger in Brooklyn. Also reported are illness after an inauguration, Oklahoma clashes with U S troops, and political/legal actions including Sarah Whiteling’s murder case and a tip of figures like Col William Henry Jr and Mrs Emily Jewell among Lancaster and Hartford residents.
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