Peculiar Fatal Disease Reported in Sheridan Indiana
A strange and fatal illness has broken out in Sheridan, Indiana. Five deaths are reported, starting with a mild fever, then tongue swelling and darkening, followed by decomposition. The disease’s source is unclear, with families affected including a mother and three children. Physicians cannot control the spread.
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Indiana
Faixgrorr
Ind
Iit
Sheridan
Mr. Wyren
Asia
Teresa
Bound for Brazil Revolt Rumors Sweep Rio
Reports from Lepovile Rio Nov 2 claim Fonseca supporters fear unrest as exiled Pedro Augusto joins a corvette voyage. Ministers resign, except Baron de Imacena. Paris dispatches say Dom Pedro is feeble and unlikely to travel to Brazil. Local meetings in Canada advocate annexation. Others note factory shutdowns and accidents across North America.
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Fonseca
Keeiga
Pedro Aysbie
Lepovile Rio Jaxemo
Avenstu
Pedro
Brack
House of
Saxe Coburg
Augustos Joss
Luise
Augusto
Rio
Ysabel
Deodora da
Congress
Baron de Imacena
Buenos
Pleasant Paragraphs of Visitors and Departures
Mrs Eva St Simpros of Liberty visits Leraceke G W Cropeter on Sialic street and friends, while Miss Amy Parsons daughter of W Ervieg Parsons, leaves for Baltimore. Many locals travel to Baltimore Philadelphia Newark and Washington for short stays as relatives visit and return.
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Thost
Eva St Simpros
Liberty
Leraceke
G. W. Cropeter
Sialic Street
Coors
Westar
Theatore Euol&e
Belticore
W. Ervieg Parsons
Amy
Baltimore
Jon Measnr
B. Rosener
Baltimoore
Messie St. N
Val. S Brocer
Beckie Claggett
R. OR
Philhelpia
Messrs
N. BG. Hagan
M. C. Dettera
Taneytown
Bronte Berek
Batimnen
Annapolia
Ling R. K
Ola Carents
Princeton Defeats Penn in Philadelphia Football Clash
Pennsylvanias football team faced Princeton on Saturday at the Manheim grounds and lost 24 to 9 in front of a large Philadelphia crowd. Cold weather gripped the Catskill region with zero readings and thick ice on rivers. A Chinese immigrant, Chinee Chan, shot Officer John Gillen and wounded Joseph Cowell in San Francisco before being captured.
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Princeton
Philadelfeia
Pennsylvania
Manheim Cacket Grounds
Colt
Society of
Philadia
Old Penn
Catskilla
Krsosroy
Catskill Range
Ais
Stamford
Hobart
Hunter
San Francisco
John Gillen
Chinee Chan
Jeseph Cowell
Pope in declining health raises grave concern in Rome
Nov 9 Allentown reports the pope suffering from cerebral ailment due to old age, with Cardinal Langenieos told end of life near. Eugene Newham, 41, committed suicide in Allentown by ingesting Rough on Rats amid domestic strife.
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Rose
Friskelmees
Cardinal Langenieos
Riemms
Allentots. Pa
Eugenej Newham
Rusk's Statement on Agriculture Exports and Imports
Secretary Rusk delivers an annual report praising agriculture outlook and noting crop value strength. He cites cereals export value over 76 million in the first quarter and a rise in import costs for non competing goods, plus declines in tobacco and livestock imports. He calls for stronger inspection and market information for farmers.
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Wacnoran
Rusk
Ann
Germany
Denmark
Italy
America
Bureau
Ar Uy
Long Island
New Jersey
Gambling Dens Raided in Witaxeton Del Night Raid
Police raided policy houses in Witaxeton Delaware capturing Sewell A Whitlock two white men named James Pierce William H Vines Iraac Carey Edward Walton and Horsey and eighteen witnesses. Investigators seized evidence from multiple shops run by the group.
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Witaxeton
Del
Sewell A. Whitlock
James Pierce
William H. Vines
Iraac Carey
Edward Walton
Horsey
Bright teens of Janat and General Loverist briefs
The Wirector of the First National Bank of Wertuinater mourns Henry Hale formerly of Frederick, murdered. A letter warns against sealing urged by women’s movement, while Christmastide worries grow in a bleak season. Washington County Branch Railroad reports $11,000 surplus. autumn frosts deepen. chestnut harvest nears. squirrels store nuts for winter. Brunswick freight traffic boosts, with two engines easing a blockade. Carroll county circuit term begins November. East-end show space readied. plants received. exhibition opens Wednesday. Peter Bun Delown relocates to Loveshinton. Mr C C Speed’s horse kicks a valuable mare, shot in mercy. Union Bridge forecaster claims heavy winter snow. locals skeptical. Board of Charities and Correction meets tomorrow. Wesley Baltzell workers roof Br G W Tyson residence. William Shert reports shooting a three-foot garter snake.
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First National Bank of Wertuinater
Henry Hale
Frederick
Washington County
Brunswick
Carroll County
Birely Brothers
Peter Bn
Delown
Loveshinton
C. C. Speed
Motters Station
Awadineaay
Speed
Union Bridge
Board of Charities and Correction
Bo Bie
Wesley Baltzell
Br. G. W. Tyson
West Second Street
Wiliam Shert
East Third Street
Valley Letter Details Visitors and Local Fire Sights
Exchange Echoes Middletown register reports Mrs. Jennie Miller and daughter from Farmersville Ohio visiting relatives. Edward F. Wolf returns from Dover New Jersey to visit his parents. Gayer and Leather man head to the Alleghany mountains for two weeks of deer hunting. John W. Long and wife visit, noting Long’s Civil War service. Cornelius Doub exhibits a hand shaped ear of corn. October mail figures show 6 585 pieces handled including registered letters and postal cards. Local yields include 63 barrels of corn from three acres and 18 barrels per acre for another farmer. Typhoid fever patient Eldridge and ill Mrs Slifer show improvement. Frosttown resident Mr George J. Smith paralyzed and gravely ill. Several residents ill including Mr Charles L. Gaver. A Kan. letter reports a disastrous fire in Iola destroying multiple businesses and buildings, possibly incendiary.
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Middletown Register
Jennie Miller
Farmersville
Ohio
Edward F. Wolf
Dover
N. J
M. L. Gayer
John Leatherman
Allegany Mountains
John W. Long
Palmersville
Bong
Cornelius Doub
Bryersville
Middletown
Jacob Shank
Bolivar
Shank
Charles D. Eldridge
MyersoMe
Peter Slifer
David Groff
George J. Smith
Frosttown
Charles L. Gaver
Br. D.B. Dsmeltzer
Iola
Kan
Nation
Register Printing
My. Geo
Death in a Mine Disaster Strikes Pennsylvania Town
A blast in a new shaft of the Guage Katana Coal company mine near Nanticoke, Pa. trapped and killed fourteen miners while badly injuring several others. Names of the dead and injured include William J. Wilhems and Henry Jones among others. The explosion likely stemmed from gas ignited by a naked lamp. Damages estimated at $20,000.
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Nasties
Wiliam J. Wilhems
Henry Jones
Nanticoke
Riot fatality and nears retirement rumors headline brief notes
Fatally wounded in a riot at Morrisdale John and Andrew Bell and six others quarreled over liquor after Patrick Flynn ordered them out. Flynn surrendered to authorities. Washington reports suggest Comptroller Lacey may retire soon amid Treasury discussions. Secretary Taft exonerates Lieutenant Davies over Despatch wreck. Senator Mitchell's daughter Miss Mattie Mitchell to marry Duke Francois de La Taulé, with marriage planned in Paris soon.
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Phillirseyre
John
Andrew Bell
Patrick Flynn
Morrisdale
Bell
Andrew
Wasurxerox
Mattie E. Mitcher
Mitchell
Francois de Lataulé
France
Paris
Well Water Condemnations Prompt Action in Carliste
The board of health orders immediate closure of fifteen wells after Dr. R Lowne Sibbett reports water analysis condemning them. Carlie, Pt., Nov. 1. The typhoid fever scourge prompts the investigation and decisive public health response.
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Carliste
Carlie San
Board of Health
R. Lowne Sibbett
State Board of Health
Protracted and multiple church services listed citywide
A lengthy church notices page describes services at German Lutheran, Presbyterian, Catholic, Evangelical Lutheran, and Methodist churches. It notes lectures, Bible classes, renewal meetings, and a festival at St Joseph's Buckeystown including a sausage can contest. Resignations and pastor duties are outlined for YM.CO and local associations, with sermon topics and schedules across several congregations.
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Noday Servics
Tegen
Breteren Eberce
Sizky
Erwar Blelfeld
Pstor
Gerwyn
Bous
Chrisian Eeattical
Luthersn Church
Evens
Phe
Edetists
St. Sumies
Lutherse Sadles
Heynes Deeb Boites
Mitton H Etice
Letason
Legation
Eminsitebunge
Dea Lac
Ym.c.oc
Bt. Joho
Leighi
Sheragon
YM. Cou
Paria
Presbyterian Church
Luther Kahlman
Evangelics Lutheran Sunday School
Reserves
Henry C. Early
Virginia
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mous
Fr. Coleman
McDonald
Browning
Coleman
Colsman
St. Joseph's Church
Buckeystown
Othe J. Keller
John Bessar
Advertised Letters List for Frederick Post Office 1801
A catalog of letters remaining at the Frederick city post office dated Saturday November 7 1801. Recipients must call for advertised letters. unclaimed within two weeks may be sent to the dead letter office. Names include Mary 2 Bee and others with abbreviated clerical spellings.
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Frederick City
Toottern
Abies Dyer
Speane Au Doll
Mary
Guerumres
Elesar Corto Cresant Haliisb
Pabees
Peter Holter
Local Health Notes Show Several Residents Recovering
Dr H F Getzendanner returns to work after illness. Master Ward Eisenhauer has a heavy cold. Mrs P H Lawbdright of South Market street suffers an injured eye. Mrs Catherine Beck of Seventh street ran into her foot and is able to move about again. Mrs Alexander Woodward of Wes Pourth street was quite seasick with cramp colic yesterday evening.
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H. F. Getzendanner
Ward Eisenhauer
P. H. Lawbdright
South Market Street
Catherine Beck
Seventh Street
Mra
Alexander Woodward
Wes Pourth Street
Denen
Arrivals and Names From County Caruts House Store
A fragment lists arrivals including Orry Horen Edward Crine RL BR Clarke A M Rimstindorf Geo Einstindorff Stanley Winters MM Basch D W Sincisir S Siedhassen Rockwaile T Smilin and others from Washington DC Philadelphia and county connections.
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Nesterslag
E Hote
Orry Horen
Edward Crine
RL BR Clarke
A.M. Rimstindorf
Geo
Einstindorff
Stanley Winters
MM Basch
D. W. Sincisir
Siedhassen
Rockwaile
T. Smilin
Washington, D.C
Caruts House
Beltare
Omniver
Philadelphia
A Fine Team Delivers With Dapple Gray Horses
Mr. J P Stinchen introduced a new delivery wagon drawn by dapple gray horses on his route. The team caused eight appearances on the streets while Mr. William Stanton remained obliging and affable throughout.
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J. P. Stinchen
William Stanton
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Comrades, Chums
Estey Organs and Pianos
Gile Bros
Geo, A. Gilbert
Gilbert
Gilberts
North Market Si
the News
Esrox
W. W. Sweet
Arsenal Pottery
Joseph BE. Mayer
New York
Boulogne
United
Parnell
SirCarthy
Hareee Gee
Borges
Kir
Obrien
Ena
Mr. Redmonds
Cais L-Ang
Brazil
Angueto
Dom Padre
Rio Janeiro
Woopsits
Ont
Continental Union Club
Sol Whyte
Offier
Warden Boutellier
Canada
Youxess
N. Y
Gowat
Walter" Paddock
Dimmer
Cacaco
Nov
Charles Beagle
Peter Erwin
Thomas Lynch
Thomas Lich
Maxwell
Kelly
Elphla
Charles A
Styting
Central Station
Tennessee
Sachel
John Henry
Chilhowee Mountain
Knoxville
Henry
St. Pach
Ernst Schroeder
Anme Bree
Schruener
Massnnos
Nev
Josph L. Wise
Canton
Richard Fabrney
Hagerstown
Sallie Whalen
Loveland
Mira
Sagan W. Whalen
East
Patrick Street
Cora Shaw
Woodsboro
Susan W. Whalen
Molle Holbrauer
Helen J. Bassett
Providence
R. L
Afonrot Woolverton
Joseph D. Baker
Frank C. Norwood
Rockville
Wm. T. Haller
Washington
Henry Mehrling
Lewis Mehrling
T. Smith
D.G
B. Tyson
Shepherdstown
W Va
Thomas E. Eyler
Ephraim Eyler
United States Army
Lough
Third Artillery
D.C
Geo. Null
Geo. H. Mitten
Grayson E. Bowers
Mesera
C. Thos. Dougherty
Charles Shafer
Uuion Bridge
H. Showman
Robert Lorentz
J. W. Payne
Chas. T. Young
Bliss Flynn
Charles Duvall
Boonsboro
J. J. Bielfeld
Perity Lodge
I.o. T
Good Templar Lodge
Henry B. Ramsby
Spoke
PRR
Br. Lewis Wolfe
Chas. F. Heinlein
New York City
John C. Kaufman
Lexington, Ky
Mary E. Luts
East Patrick Street
Jesse
Kaufmen
Secretary of Agriculture
Grave
Alaska
Sisaley
Eys
Alaskon
Ska River
Ins
Schwallas
Oxford
Oxford Iron and Nail Comy
Connecticut
Watenscry
Conn
Beach Falls
High Rock Grove
Iba
Waterbury
Janat
Nanticore, Pa
Tex
Seicen
William Jonathan
Julur Arnot
Caleb Jothring
Thomas Lloyd
David L. Smith
Henry Wiliams
David, Powell
Thomas Thomas
Howell
Wixesparn
Lehigh Valley
Prrrspure
Mansfield Station
Thes City
Main Street
Cavialli
Lacey
Eos
Secretary of the Treasury
Shington
Davies
Wasuixetox
Tio] Eves Tea Sing
Desk of
Cowles
Assa- Shoat
Hey. E R. Eschbach
The
Reformed Church
Pearns
Trinity M. E
Silliman Bisgden
Boston
Mass
Blagden
M.E. Church
A. J. Gill
Bir. Barnes
Arlington
Maryland Classis
Glade End
Utica
Zion’s and
Grace Church
Pleasant Hill
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Poverdey
Isionary Society
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