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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1891

Page

3

The News Series: Phonautograph to Modern Phonograph

A rambling column compares early phonograph ideas to Edison’s invention and notes 16th century phonautograph plans, then moves to Boston snowball pranks on the common and jokes about Southey and Robinson. It blends historical quips with light social sketches and stray anecdotes.

Trial of Berry Schmidt and Caroline Schmidt Begins

Chester court opens with jury selection in the Emmie Patzentejer murder case. Henry Schmidt and his wife attend. defense seeks separate trials for Berry F Schmidt and Caroline Schmidt. Prosecution claims Emma Patzentejer was killed by a jealous sister. jury faces a tedious process to seat twelve jurors amid strong local interest.

Chester Merter Meus Marc Berry Csrobas Hos Fue Om Emrea Patzentejer Sebimides Taaien Bevan Ie Howe Jule Walle West Chester Jagge Waddell Henry Schmidt Howard Ares Schmidt Otto Walther Henry Schingit W. B. Broomall O. B. Dickinson Garnet Pendleton Perry M. Washbaugh W . Broomall Beary F. Schmidt Caroline Schmidt Destrict Hannon Corré Dstrict Prestler Bard Schondt Hichart Powers Reese T. Coburn Chester Township Elisha Moore Harmonic Singins Society Chister Beale's Alis. Schmidt Emma Etgmont Avenue Emme Formad Wer Air

Fragments Describe Crimes and Bank News Across Cities

The text recounts a murder case in Brockville and alleged property theft by Frederick C. Fitzsimmons, plus a claim of self defense. It also notes the Washington National Bank in New York closing after suspected capital impairment and a bank examiner taking charge. Additional items mention the Gouy murder suspect in New Jersey, an Italian plot expose near Congo Square, and the Indian teacher dismissal in Philadelphia.

Piper Predyner C. Pitzernota Brockville Allegriu Sul Brockrilly Frederick CG. Fitaummons Bas Howe Fitzsimmons Donzhliss McKeesport Lise Mur Eddie Myers Fitzsuamons Gilkinson Washington National Bank No.1 Broadway T le Lugh Sherman Hennessy Sanzeri Natali Halian Congo Square

Tennessee town company plans industrial growth in East Tennessee

Middlesborough like venture shows how a corporate town idea could forge a new industrial base. Leadership includes Senator Carlisle and ex-Congressman Porter, with a capital stock of ten million dollars and 200 thousand already subscribed. The plan aims to build railroads, furnaces, electric light and telephones, and housing for workers in a vast region rich in coal and minerals.

Tenn Mann Artixius Enethh Capital Middleborough Town Company Star Dire Bis Pietrowtt Middlesborough Ico Middlesborba Cumberland Gap Tennessee Robert H. Porter McComus Maryhind United States John G. Carlisle Kentucky Gham G. Harn H. C. Hansbrough North Dakota Benjamin Butterworth Ohio Augustin Davis Chicago Judge Love W. PB. Love S. M. Johnson Enosville B. A. Jenkins National Bank la Porte Ind John Wilson Henry Matthews

Must Turn Over Passports For Japanese Immigrants

The customs officers have begun enforcing a law that requires all Japanese immigrants to surrender their passports on arrival. The kept papers will be sent to Yokohama to admit women imported for immoral purposes. Police closely watch certain Japanese residents suspected of trafficking in women.

Yoku Haman

Obituary and Career Sketch of Lucile Rubinson of Windbieus

The article memorializes Lucile Rubinson of Windbieus Greeds county New York born November 4 1st detailing education at the Detle academy law studies admission to the bar 1832 and public service roles from district attorney to master of chancery and governor campaigns. It notes party shifts from Democratic to Republican and highlights key offices and milestones in his long public career.

Painkss D.A. Robinson Duusiter Nellw Komsoma Fannty My. Rubinson Lucile Rubinson Windbues Greeds County X.Y Detle Academy Iss Lia Greene County New New York City Thas Mimi Hsu Rhin Isth

Hughes Requisition in Extradition Case At Rochester

Governor Pattison heard arguments in Rochester on James Hughes, a tool maker for the Tu taontl Trade assembly No 231, arrested for extortion. Knights of Labor backed Hughes. district attorney said no delay. Reports indicate possible transfer to the attorney general for action.

Erner Pattison Rienre Arcuine Pattison James Hughes Xutaontl Trade Assembly Rochester M.L. Batler John I. Butler Knights of Labor Batalf Hughes H. MM. Butler Hochester Butler Hill George A. Betton Monroe County B. M. Nead

Rough OCR collage hints at trials and crimes across sites

Fragmented text references trials in a 19th century church context with Rev France, Bishop Powell, and trustees, plus a beheading or death incident on Beaver Avenue involving Henry Reddy and a salt works. The garbled lines mix church, crime, and accident notes with unclear dates and locations, making precise details difficult.

Repirssons

Enlistment Drives and Court News Patch Doylestown to Easton

Agricultural workers in Doylestown organize to regulate milk shipments entering Philadelphia with fixed prices and stricter controls. Also reported: criminal court proceedings in Washington, Senator Blair’s acceptance of the Chinese mission, high river levels halt canal navigation, and assorted race results from Guttenberg and nearby tracks.

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Markets Improve Quietly Across Major Exchanges

Quotations from Philadelphia and New York show a dull, steady session with no standout features. Lehigh Valley and Reading futures drifted. bonds steady. no Keystone National Bank sales. New York Produce Market notes mixed bean, flour, and dairy moves as traders await clearer signals.

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