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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1891
Page
3
Embroidered Floundings and Dress Goods Debut in Frederick
Elegant line of embroidered flourishes for dresses along with white eyelet cloth cashmere Henrietta cloths and other novelties in surgira dress goods. A full line of parasols mitts gloves hosiery and handkerchiefs. Our millinery department is now complete at 84 West Patrick Street Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Ita
CALL
A Pretty Flower Garden in Rear of the Posto Rice
The rear flower garden at the Posto Rice is praised for its roses fernery and water lily tank with a rich display of blooms. Luther Harrison oversees the beds and takes pride in the garden’s progress and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Harrison
Protest by 256 alumni over Professor Briggs piety support
New York May 26 alumni of Union Theological Seminary petition in his favor amid controversy over Charles A Briggs inaugural address. 255 responses show 9 in favor 6 neutral 41 opposed while other signatories include EL Curtis McConil and F E Woodrut among many professors. Protest argues for respectful consideration and unity within the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Theolocal Seminary
Charles A. Brig
EL. Curtis
D. D
McConsick _Seminary
van Pivktsent Urerye
Mourndover
Mass
Hyade
F. E. Woodrut
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
A. C McGattert
Ligie Seminary
Frofessos
Cincinnat
X. A. King
Watash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
E Winchester Donald
D.D
New York City
John L. Scudder
Jersey City
William Eliott Grits
Boston
James E. Rogers
Marysville College
Marysville
Tenn
Leighton Williamsew
York City
Charles E. J . X
B. J. Service
Detroit
Mich
Edwards P.cleaveland
Adelbert College
Cleveland
Lyman B. Hall
Charles A. Boggs
de Briggs
James Asafe
Vevangelhess
Brges
Outlaw Jum Morrison Slays Two Officers in Alabama Shootout
In Tuskaloosa county near Glam exits Bremmenam Alabama on March 26 two officers approached the house of the noted outlaw Jum Morrison. Morrison opened fire killing both officers and wounding himself, with the aftermath leaving the range of details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremmenam
Ala
Glam Exits
Tuskaloosa County
Jum Morrison
Chilean leader's address to Congress stirs revolt fears
The Chilean public address denounces insurrection, cites military rule and suspends high tribunals as rebels clash with authorities. In separate reports, boxing title drama ends with Carney victorious, a shooting at a church watch, and fever and accident news from Baltimore to Maryland coastal towns.
IMPORTANT DECISION ON KAWSAS PROHIBITION LAW
The U S Supreme Court adjourned and issued several rulings with the Rohrer case reversing the circuit court and sending the matter back for further proceedings. Chief Justice Fuller discusses congressional jurisdiction and state powers under the Constitution in relation to prohibition and taxation.
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Washiuton
Supreme Court of the United States
John M. Wilkerson
Shawnee County
Kansas
Charles H. Rohrer
Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
Rohrer
Topeka
Kan
Kansas City
United States Curcnit Court
Congress
Fuller
Blast damages Jones store and dwelling at All Saints Ice corner
Residents of West All Saints street rush to assess a loud blast that shattered glass and partitions at Thomas Jones's store dwelling on the Ice street side. A rock projection used to be removed by Fisher the quarryman, with the blast nearly wrecking the house and causing extensive damage to neighboring windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claggett's
Charles E. Poole
Poolesville
Alontgomers County
Air
Beeler
Clareent's Station
Poole
Toom
All Sainte
Thomas Jones
All Saints
Ice Streets
Ice Street
Rock Jones
Fisher
Revere
Leonard Xnotnagle
Jones
Maryland Episcopal convention opens in Baltimore church
The eighth annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland convenes tomorrow at St Peters Church Baltimore with Bishop William Paret presiding and Rev Thomas Addison of Trinity Church Washington delivering the annual sermon. Discussion likely on Prayer Book revision and Rev Dr Philips Brooks’s bishop candidacy may be raised. About eighty churches will be represented by clergy and lay delegates including Rev Osborne Sagis and Judge John A Lyoh from All Saints city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant's Episcopal Church
Diocese of Maryland
St Peters Biscopal Church
Baltimore
William Paret
Maryland
Thomas Addison
Trinity Church
Washington, D. C
Philips Brooks
New York
Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooks
All Saints
Osborne Sagis
John A. Lyoch
James Stephenson
New Market
E. T. Helfenstein
Petersville
Bacon
Bucke Brown
Page
Adamstown
Bittingham
Mechanicstown
Dedication of Madison Methodist Church in Cameroon ML
The new Methodist Episcopal church south at Madison was dedicated by Buho Al phens W Wilson. The church rises two steeples eighty feet high with belfry and imposes. It sits on the site of old Joppa church and cost about 2509 dollars. Nebraska’s First Elected Governor Butler dies at Pawnee City home aged 67.
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Chereh
Cameroon
New Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Madison
Buho Alphens W. Wilson
Nebraska
Lixcoix
Neb
Muly
Butler
Pawnee City
Ex-Congressman McComas eyed for federal judge post
Washington gossip links McComas of Western Maryland to a possible White House appointment to a vacant Court of Claims seat as Justice Schofield retires. He has filed 20 applications for office, but says he has no time for politics, focusing on law practice. His role in a Maryland District boundary land dispute is noted.
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McAlister
Harlan
Ward McAllister, Jr
Kap
United States
Alaska
Arthur
Cleveland
McAllisters
McAllistered
Bank
Kot Lishle
First National Bank of Buffalo
Seihe Cowark
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Moramon Church
Lara Song Seapets Shaw
Supreme Court of Utah
Harlan, Gray, Brewer
Brown
Green Valley
Lillie C.short
Washington
McComas
Maryland
District of Columbia
Bir
BicCotas
White House
Department of Justice
Almos
Court of Claims
Justice Schofield
O Connor to Europe for rest after concussion
Bill Nye writes in the Baltimore American that James Owen O Connor will sail for Europe in January seeking rest. He plans to return in September and may resume duties in Mr Booths place next season. He suffers from concussion and temporary deafness blamed on a fragment of an egg shell from a Hamlet production incident in Hoboken three years ago. Frederick Pearle recalls seeing him in Hamlet.
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Bill Nye
James Owen O'Connor
Jane
Europe
Booth
Hoboken
N. 3
O Connor
Frederick Pearle
Bail for Bardsley and arrest warrants unfold
Reports from Pittuapeerniy and Chester detail warrants issued for city treasurer candidates and James Bardsley. Witnesses discuss possible bail at £25,000, with detectives remaining nearby while officials weigh proceedings amid state fund complications and local political maneuvering.
Congressman Houk Death Reported in Fragmented Notice
A garbled obituary notes Congressman Houk’s death near Watake while discussing medicine and a drug state incident. It mentions heart disease, a Pilgrim Society gathering in Priswottu Massachusetts, and officers including President John D. Long of Binginsa and others from New York Boston and Plymouth.
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Watake
Kausviter
Trier
Toekck
Agit
the Pilgrim Society
Priswottu
Mass
The
Pilgrim Society
Vty
Pirin Hall
Hor
John D. Long
Binginsa
AEA
Eee Preatonte
M. Exartes
New York
J. Henry Stielmey
Bultuznary
Fred L. Ames
Boston
Ant Kane N Stoddart
Plymouth
W. B. Danforth
Charles R Stoddart
Plyincorh
Cape May Voters Consider Bonded Debt Increase
Cape May residents vote on raising the city's bonded indebtedness limit from 160000 to 1500000 to fund needed improvements. Supporters say higher borrowing enables capital work, while opponents argue economy can cover projects within the current 533,406 debt level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
Citzen
Riptons Paris Stage Derivers in Protest Strike
May 26 report from Paris shows public stage drivers striking for twelve hours work per day and union wage demands. The stage company tried to operate, but strikers attacked units, cut traces, pulled drivers from seats, leaving stages abandoned. Fifty arrests, including the union president, reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riptons
Paris Stage Derivers
Ublic Stars
Reine
Graves Granted 30000 Bail in District Court
Dr. Graves released on bail after county jail confinement and arrest. The court and district attorney agreed to bail set at 30000. Bondsmen examined and found satisfactory, enabling Graves to stay at liberty for a time.
Lowes by Forest Fires in Boca County
May 26 Pelmenton New Jersey a meeting of the Boca County Timber Protective was held to gauge damage from recent forest fires. Total losses this year are estimated at 150000 dollars and officials seek plans to prevent future blazes. An appeal for aid also notes 30 homeless families in Pennsylvania and New Jersey living in stables and sheds. James McBride and L R Davis start a western aid tour visiting Cleveland and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burge
Barge Carney
Ike
Barge
Lowes
Pelmenton
N.J
Boca County Timber Protective
Ud Aw i Pd Yecpoee
and. Scorrins Jr
Parker
James McBride
L. R. Davis
West
Cleveland
Kansas City
Florida Senatorial Caucus Yields To Legislature Final
Florida senatorial caucus results show Call. a2 Mays 42 and Bloxham 2. A reader threw a bomb to adjourn the caucus. The selection of a senator now rests with the legislature in joint session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Tallansssee
Fin
Mays
Bloxham
Cai Teader
Wil
Police Court arrest of James Williams for disorderly contact
James Williams, a colored man, was arrested last evening by Officer Abrecht on the charge of disorderly contact. Mayor Bruner ordered him jailed for 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
Abrecht
Bruner
Farm Accident Injures John Boone With Axe
Mr. John Boone was cutting rails on Afr Cox’s farm near Johnside when an axe severely cut his leg. He was helped home by Mr Cox and Dr F B Sidwell provided surgical aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boone
Afr
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