29 Mar 1892
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1892
Page
1
Mr Walter A Krantz of Adamatown plans a bakery building while Hendrickson the contractor sets a large new barn for Mr Motwaworth of Mr Airy. Brick work progresses on three new homes near the corner of Church and Trinty Streets by Mr W A Burges.
A scrambled OCR mosaic reports on Paris travel rumors, political tensions, a church incident in Boston, Prussian education debates, labor disputes near Mount Carmel, and weather plus local notices. It blends foreign riots, legislative schedules, and a stormy wind event with scattered names and places, creating a diffuse snapshot of era concerns.
A garbled wire service style release notes several brief items. It mentions Michael Burke in Wilmington Delaware dying at a young age, an oil attack near Denver, troops of the United States rallying through a town near Ashlanti Wisconsin, and Frank Altay attending a funeral and causing a disturbance.
Long debate over a silver measure exposes rifts within the party with key figures Bland and Crisp at odds over a closing rule. Bland seeks adjournment then a direct vote. Crisp's assurances unravel prompting defection concerns and a looming defeat for the bill.
In a turbulent political scene the Church Party and Libe ralists clash over state policy and church influence. Reports cover public notices, court actions, pension investigations, and ecclesiastical schemes including a proposed Monte Vaniense church complex. Also noted are murder investigations, a Newark conference, and political resignations amid a broad cross section of civic events and crimes.
Professor T A Behart of Cambridge Massachusetts will begin a trio of lectures on natural history at Frederick College this week. Proceeds will go to the college library fund. Tonight’s lecture will be on Timerta.
Charlotta Jones, a Black woman, was committed to Montelle Hospital yesterday. The commitment was conducted by Juative C. A Fekeein and she was transported by Constable David Miller.
A troubled Josephine Mallinson shot a man at the Philadelphia Broad Street station after alias hampered by past jealousies. The revolver misfired when Mallinson tried to shoot herself. she was overpowered and jailed. The incident followed a failed marriage in Camden and a history of infatuation with a former suitor.
March market roundup from Philadelphia shows active stock trading and mixed commodity quotes. Wheat and corn futures held firm with March and April bids, while oats and rye offered varied prices. lard and pork products showed quiet demand amid overall market activity.
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