Gilbert's Waterproof Shoes and Rich Local Variety
GILE BROS, YOUR WATERPROOF SHOES AND ROOTS Gilbert has them Burgloves, muffs, boa, collars, furs in stock Are selected, rich in color, new in design and varied in style, will suit you Seemes uppers. At Gilbert's, 16 North Market St. Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Piss Mary Summers of Baltimore arrived at her home in Braddock yesterday to spend the winter. Mr. Lewis B Wolfe left Bey on a visit to Baltimore. Pit Ginbar of Rome native is stopping Bo a for days. Mr. Jermi Downey of New Market attended a meeting of the Directors of the Maryland House of Correction yesterday. Hamlet tonight at City. Miss Eleanér Jo!ever, the B. and O shis moring t pion lekore Colb. Haneaghman in New York. Sua Lee Taylor general agent of the Aeagen company is in the ca splain. Frank Brokes has returned from a visit to Mechanicstown. Oise Janie Zuomerman of this city is visiting friends in New York. Dr. and Mira Daniel Miller of Baltimore are visiting friends in Knoxville. Rev. J. M. Mickley of Burkittville has returned home from a visit to Ohio.
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Mary Summers
Baltimore
Braddock
Lewis B. “Wolfe
Bey
Pit Ginbar
Eazo
Rome
Jermi Downey
New Market
County
Maryland House of Correction
Eleanér Jo
Oise Janie Zuomerman
New York
Mira Daniel Miller
Knoxville
J. M.mickley
Burkittaville
Ohio
Musical arms and concert notes echo early music scene
Carl Zerrahn was honored with a 1500 purse for twenty five years as Worcester festival conductor. Patti hosted a Swansea charity concert raising about 2000 with city dignitaries and children in white. Ignace Pajerewski’s debut attracts attention as Pawlecewski plans six Madison Square Garden recitals from November 22 to December 198. Edward Baxter Perry opened Boston Training School season with a lecture recital, then toured the Midwest. Perry heads to Boston for holiday engagements and plans a southern swing January 10. Emma R. Gittinger of Tae cthws has been ill at her East Patrick Street home.
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Carl Zerrahn
Worcester
Patti
Swansea
Ignace Paierewski
Carnegie Music Hall
Symphony Grehecka
Walter Dzmroseh
Pawlecewski
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
Edward Baxter Perry
Boston
Mickie Rome
New York
Ihip
Michigan
Illinois
Lews
Nebraska
Kansas
Bitesouti
Perry
Pery
Chile Electors Choose Admiral Montt as President
Nov 6 reports from Varespaiso say Liberal electors chose Admiral Jorge Montt as Chile's next president for five years with inauguration planned in Santiago on December 6. The move has cross party support, and observers expect a stable constitutional government easing tense relations with the United States.
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Santiago da Chila
Admiral Montt
Liberal Party
Chile
United State
Mastimasa
Balmaceda
Balmaceda on Egan and Chilean politics flare
A Chilean congressman’s account from Santiago describes turmoil after the Congressionalists seized power. Egan’s perceived bias toward Balmaceda sparks distrust among foreign powers, with recall likely and rising Chilean sentiment against him. Also reports boxing action in Michigan and a Strasburg expulsion over frontier speeches, plus a Missouri Texas train wreck killing four near Waco.
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Onur Biluister
Eduardo Matte
Santiago
Chile
Congressionalist
Senor
Matta
Taro
Senor Uriburra
Egan
Sonte
Glenes
Senor Egan
Balmaceda
Diseases devastate hog herds in West Ran Warhiegon
Belef Bits reports hog cholera spreading through West Ran Warhiegon County as hog populations die. Farms lose entire stock. apples bound for Europe from US and Canada this fall at high rates. County agriculture society notes and local incidents follow.
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West Ran
Warhiegon
Europe
United Siates
Canada
U.Q
Prederick County Agricultures Bocety Witl Mitet
Tor
Eng
Philip Reich
George E. Myer
Germany
Warner
Water Street
Market
Richard Weeden
Afsgistrate
Turner
Protracted meeting opens at United Brethren Church
Protracted religious events and clerical moves fill local church life. The United Brethren Church starts a protracted meeting next Sunday, while F C Y M C A directors hold their monthly session tonight. Transfers place Rev. Rickersecker to Graceham and Rev. Herbst to York succeeding Rev. Allen.
Revolt in Brazil prompts manifesto and siege orders
Brazil faces a state of siege in Rio Janeiro and Praia Grande as President Da Fonseca justifies measures against congress and promoters of restoring Republican rule. Army and navy back the government while dispatches claim order will be maintained though reports of street fighting emerge and censorship tightens.
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Santa
Revolutonan Benen
Europe
Brazil
Rio Jeneto
Nictheroy
Praia Grande
Congress
da Fonseca
Tel Ape
Eed
Rio Janeiro
Swas
Iis
Brazil Dissolved Congress Report Raises Alarm
New York dispatch reports the Brazilian congress dissolved and federal authorities imposing martial law for sixty days. The move follows revolutionary tensions and a bid to restore republican institutions amid strong republican sentiment in Brazil.
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New York
Senor
Salvador de Mendonca
Charmont
min“Givens
Zene
Brazil
United States
National Congress
Rio de Jasnéiro
Sienentes Frere
Congress
Ema
Attempt to wreck train at Easton causes engine derailment
An attempt to derail a four passenger train on the Easton and Northern railroad occurred at the first bridge below Stockertown. An iron bar was placed across the track after boring a hole in a tie, bending the bar to tilt over the rails. The derailment affected only the engine with two passengers shaken but unharmed.
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Eastos
Easton
Northern Rairoad
Stockertown
Investigance
Explosion at Mechaniestown Marauder’s Plucky Escape
In Frederick a near catastrophe unfolded as an explosion rocked tanks and oil barrels at a cedar yard. Quick actions by workers including Mr Anander and Mr Rowe averted a wider blaze. Rowe suffered severe burns while others smothered flames amid water lines and blocked spreads. The incident followed by a theatre and flower show notices and local civic updates.
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Aasan
C C Ryne
Anester Weter
Wea
Wao
Rowe
Tragic Train Crash Near Reading Station Claims Several
A derailment on the Pennsylvanian line near Reading station injures multiple passengers and kills conductor Irvin Hauck. Brakeman Keely Pad Hoth dies. Miss Mary Beck and Frank Klemmer suffer serious injuries. A bad rail and wet leaves blamed for the accident. victims taken to Reading hospital.
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Revenue
Pennsrasin Milroad
Gud
Irvin Hauck
Anthony C Keely
Keely
Kentucky
Mary Beck
Whittadelphia
Frank Klemmer
Beck
Philadelphia
South Second Street
New Silver Coins Debut Designs Under Mint Authority
The Treasury approved new silver coin designs prepared by Charles E Barber and the Mint Director. The half dollar and quarter feature Liberty and the thirteen original states with the motto In God We Trust. The dime keeps the current reverse and omits the motto from the obverse. Engraving aims for January 1, 1893 coinage start. Weather summary follows: rain, hail, snow across Maryland and nearby regions with varied depths and notable early snow in several towns.
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Lave
Trespory
Jooklog
United States
America
Leach
Beior
Engraving Department of
the Mint
Philadelphia
Ita
Bees Graft a Rare Apple in New Franklin Orchard
A single fruit found in George's orchard in Franklin county Ps shows a unique graft by bees during blossom season. One half is golden russet, the other half green pippin, with distant pollen sources noted. The fruit was preserved in alcohol for study.
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B. George's
New Franklin
Franklin County
Markets Report Corrected for Echo News
Messra P. J. Hargett and Company provide a corrected markets column for Echo News. The report summarizes price movements, commodity notes, and notable shifts in regional trade. It highlights daily ranges, volume insights, and brief analyst commentary on key sectors.
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Echo News
Messra P. J. Hargett & Co
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