Nugent Reconciled with Wife at Magistrate Office
Mrs. Lawrence Nugent of Baltimore sought her husband, Lawrence Nugent, who had deserted her eighteen years earlier. In court a private talk led to an agreement to resume living together, and the magistrate discharged Nugent as they departed arm in arm.
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Paivaperata
Stewart
Baltimore
Lawrence Nuent
Lawrence Nugent
Ruge Avenue
Wistar Street
Magistrate South
Nugent
Warned of Death in Dream Before Fatal Train Wreck
Abraham Bercaw a 35 year old brakeman for the Mansfield Coal and Coke Company in Chartiersborough met a brutal end when a Panhandle Railroad coal train broke and threw him beneath running wheels. His widow and three children survive. His wife had dreamed of his death the prior night and urged him not to go to work.
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Pierssore
Abraham Bereaw
Chartiersborough
Panhandle
Mansfield Coal and Coke Company
Mr. Bercaw
Lovettsville Demonstrators Rally for Cleveland Victory
In Lovettsville Virginia crowds parade in rain and mud to hear speakers A P Works and ER Wood discuss Grover Cleveland while banners fly and rockets blaze, claiming the election is a major local success.
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Lovettsville
Grover Cleveland
A Lucky Pianist Bequeathed Vast Russian Inheritance
Virsya report states Russian millionaire M Stieglitz recently died and left Madame Menter the pianist six million roubles in his will.
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M. Stiegliz
Madame Menter
Victoria Morosini appears in concert at Steinway Hall
New York report notes Madame Victoria Schelling Halekamp daughter of Chevalier Morosini debuted as concert singer. She faced silence then delivered a sweet trained voice with encores and a modest reception in a crowded Steinway Hall.
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New York
Victoria Schelling Halekamp
Chevalier Morosini
Steinway Hall
Madame Hulekamp
Ernani
Traviata
Lucia
Herr Junck
Norristown Asylum Trustees Promote Patient Work Programs
The Norristown Asylum trustees describe new workshops to employ patients, including a brush shop, printing office, cobbling, tailoring, mat and mattress shops, and a scroll and bric-a-brac shop. The programs boost activity and lead to better sleep and calmer behavior among patients.
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Norristown Asylum
Asylum
Pretty Maryland wedding at St Mark's Church
A detailed account of the November 19 wedding of Miss Lutie Hilleary of Catoctin Farm to Mr. Farr White of Poolesville at St. Mark's P. E. Church Maryland Tract. The ceremony featured a floral arch, a church organ, bridesmaids in color harmony, and a reception at the bride’s father Thomas Hilleary home before the couple departed for Knoxville and Baltimore.
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Maryland Tract
Lutie Hilleary
Catoctin
Farr White
Poolesville
Maggie Deaver
Rita Hilleary
Mamie Hilleary
Newton White
Lizzie Philpot
Wailes White
Mary Darbey
Jackson Hilleary
Mollie Clagett
Columbus O'Donnell
Edward Wall
St. Marks
Astor
Bettie Luckett
Dozia Delaplaine
Jennie Hebb
Frederick
N. W. Baker
Berryville
Edward Garrett
Bean
Edwarda
Pleasant Valley
Mollie White
Carroll's Manor
Jas. White
Poolsville
Thomas Chinwell
Magie White
Montgomery
Mirst Pratt
Charlestown
W. Va
Arthur, Frank and
Mansfield White
The
Manor
Annie Krise
Emmitsburg
White
Poolenville
Montgomery County
Daisy
Loon Exhibition and Local News Amid Cholera and Unrest
A crowd gathered at the Adams Express office to view a captured loon from the Deaf and Dumb Institute yard, with experts attempting to save the sick bird. The article also notes a large loon shot near Hagerstown and includes a discussion on the Great Northern Diver with natural history details. Paris reports 31 cholera deaths, Chicago’s North Chicago Rolling Mills announce a shutdown affecting 1,800 workers.
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Iman ix
Adams Express
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Beni Hill Park
Institute
Charlee R. Ely
Don’t Wear Tight Shoes Tragedy In Warsaw Jury Duty
Adam Pfaff of Warsaw New York was made a juror in Bath three years ago. He wore too small boots for a day and suffered severe swelling and pain that never left him. His body parts swell to many times their size and he now needs constant care and feeding as he prays for relief.
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Adam Pfaff
Warsaw
New York
Bath
Care of Poultry and House Cleaning Advice
Advice stresses absolute cleanliness in poultry management to prevent disease and boost growth. It urges a thorough spring cleaning of poultry houses, moving nesting boxes, burning old nests, sweeping ceilings and walls, and removing droppings to destroy vermin and mites.
Fire destroys Fredericessene drug store and crockery
A morning blaze in Fredericessene Virginia destroyed Johnston's drug store and warehouse and Reisner's crockery and furniture store. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars, fully insured. Fire department investigations ongoing.
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Fredericessene
Johnston
Reisner
Faily
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