Special Notices and Local Advertisements Mix
Four lines or less rates. Milton A Woodwarda at 5 West Patrick St offers oysters and a wide range of groceries. Fred's City Carpet House features carpets and Zink Oil Cloth Binding. Also listed are blacksmith supplies, oysters from EL N Hobbs, Marmon Fox restaurant notices, shoe repairs, pears and confections from Hardt, printers Schley & Delaplaine, and Steiner Bros remedies.
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Sonoraina
Fred's City
C. EB. Thomas
Frederick Anty
Mate Toorer
Joan Goxsss
South Market Street
Neac B&o
Callen EL N. Hobbs
Fox's
Bridge
Q. S.J. Beckle
Marmon& Fox
Thomas Milla
Middle Alley
Patrick St
Boct
Malaga
Howe
Storm's Act
New Volcanic Island Emerges as Three Die in Fire
A new volcanic island has formed, and three people are reported burned alive amid the eruption. Authorities have not released further details on identity or exact location. Local observers describe rapid lava flows and ash plumes affecting nearby coastal regions.
New Volcanic Island Reported Near Bogastor
Captain Hogue aboard the Alaska line steamer Doro reports a newly created volcanic island with smoke and flames visible near Bogastor at latitude 53, longitude 167. Captain Anderson of the whaler Matthew Turner confirms the discovery.
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San Francisco
Hogue
Alaska
Doro
Bogastor
Anderson
Matthew Turner
Wrecked Train Near Green's Farm Derails Nine Cars
Boston express freight train from New York split between Green's Farm and Southport while at speed and rejoined, derailing nine cars with two totally demolished. Several cars smashed and over 100 barrels of flour spilled along the track. No injuries reported.
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Bripceport
Conn
Boston Express
New York
Green's Farm
Southport
Maryland Items Mixed Rail Progress and Local Events
Maryland news notes several items including the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad project at Sykesville nearing completion, a man found mangled near North East on the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore line, and Rev Alfred T Graham ordained as pastor at Rockville Bethesda. Also reports the Y M C A session at Cumberland with B H Warner presiding, a large barn fire at Alfred M Berry near Upper Marlboro partly insured, and county officials elected in Washington and Charles counties. Judge J Parran Crane ill and on leave. Charles county faces indictments over alleged faulty county expense reporting.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Sykesville
Carroll County
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Road
Alfred T. Graham
Rockville-Bethesda
Montgomery County
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Cumberland
B. H. Warner
Washington
Alfred M
Week's Business Failures Across United States and Canada
New York reports 247 failures in the past week, up from 235, with three fifths in western southern and Pacific regions. notable cases include Michael Friedlander & Co in San Francisco liabilities 450000, Mississippi Valley Bank in Vicksburg, National Bank of Rahway in New Jersey, Hoffstadt Bros neckwear, Henlein & Co fancy goods, and J S Porteus lumber in New York City. A large number of smaller failures occurred nationwide.
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New York
United States
Canada
Telegraph
R. G. Dun & Co
Mercantile Agency
Western
Southern
Pacific
Eastern
Middle States
Michael, Friedlander & Co
San Francisco
Mississippi Valley Bank
Vicksburg
Mias
National Bank of
Fire Claims Mother and Two Children Near Uxionvitur
A farmhouse owned by T. W. Huston two miles from Uxionvitur Missouri burned yesterday. Mrs. Huston and her two children were killed in the blaze, with the home destroyed.
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Uxionvitur
T. W. Huston
Deputy Sheriff Fatally Shoots Escape Suspect in Missouri
Boorville Missouri November 23 Deputy Sheriff Ragland shot and killed David Gett a Black man who was attempting to escape arrest. The incident occurred during the pursuit by law enforcement and the death is under investigation.
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Boorvite
Ragland
David Gett
Great Forest Fire near Mill Creek in Huntingdon County
A large forest fire on Jack's mountain near Mill Creek in Huntington, nine miles to Allenville, devastates about five thousand cords of wood and bark owned by R. B. Foust and A. B. McCarthy. The blaze covers several thousand acres of timber and is blamed on hunters camping on the mountain. Joseph Straight lost his home but his family escaped.
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Pennsylvania
Pittssune
Huntington
Jack's Mountain
Mill Creek
Allenville
R. B. Foust
A. BR. McCarthy
Joseph Straight
Married on the Cars near Gretna Green
A couple wed aboard a baggage car on the Baltimore and Ohio line near West Alexandria in Washington County Pennsylvania Tuesday. James I Hague and Miss Sweets of Saleaville Ohio were married as the train entered the tunnel with Conductor Brady and Marcus Bear witnessing the ceremony.
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Baltimore and Ohio Road
Gretna Green
Washington Co
James I. Hague
Miss Sweets
Saleaville
Ohio
West Alexandria
Brady
Marcus Bear
Wheeling
Thanksgiving Delicacies and a Mock Praise of Feast
A humorous antiquated reflection treats the Thanksgiving menu as a ritual sacrifice to the gods with oysters and turkey. It jests about the relatives in the feast, noting the fattening process, the oyster’s silence, and the ironic motive of gratitude. The piece critiques perceived ingratitude amid seasonal indulgence.
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Turkey
Salvation Army meetings spark police constables in Kingston
In Kingston Ontario on November 23 the police commissioners swore in nine Salvation Army constables to guard future meetings. Dr. Wilson of St George’s Cathedral drew attention by joining all night Salvation Army prayer meetings and taking part in holy communion. The rector seeks an explanation as the Reverend is granted three months leave of absence.
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Salvation Army
Kingston
Kinoston
Ont
Wilson
St. George's Cathedral
Liquid carbonic acid used at Krupp works
Liquid carbonic acid is produced in large quantities at Krupp's iron works in Essen Prussia and used for various purposes including removing bands from cannon. Rings fitted to large guns are driven on when hot and tightened on cooling. Evaporation of liquid carbonic acid cools the cannon to many degrees below zero, contracting it to loosen the ring.
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Great Iron Works
Krupp
Essen
Prussia
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Wide Skin Cure
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the greatest medical wonder of the world with a guarantee to cure burns bruises cuts ulcers salt rheum fever sores cancers pilea chilblains corns tetter chapped hands and all skin eruptions or money refunded. 25 cents per box, for sale by Garrott and Steele.
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Garrott & Steele
New Hints for Table Etiquette from Bill Nye
A humorous set of table manners guidance notes advises readers on proper conduct at meals. It covers glove removal, avoiding death talk, proper handling of fruit, peeling oranges with a fork, concealing items under the table, and refined chewing and drinking techniques to maintain social grace.
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Bill Nye
A Great Discovery For Consumption and Lung Diseases
Daily joy to homes by saving many from early graves Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs Colds Asthma Bronchitis Hay Fever Loss of Voice Tickling in the Throat Pain in Side and Chest a positive cure Trial Bottles free at Garrett & Steeles Cros Empress Bouquet Cologne the most popular perfume of the day without a rival for elegance and permanence Sold only by Steiner Bros
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Dr. King
Garrett & Steele’s
Cros
Steiner Bros
Youth education must value manual labor and skilled trades
The writer argues that the public school system should shift away from promoting gentlemanly pursuits and the idea that most youths can become lawyers, doctors, or clergymen. It urges recognizing that only a minority can pursue those careers and that mechanical skill and labor have driven progress, deserving the highest regard.
Electric Bitters Promises New Life and Strength
A vintage testimonial-style notice urging readers to buy Electric Bitters from Garrott & Steele at fifty cents a bottle. Claims include relief from low spirits, loss of appetite, debility, and bilious complaints, with rapid improvement and renewed vigor.
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Garrott & Bteele
A Drummer’s Brilliant Ides At Country Station
A Boston report describes a drummer provoking a wasp nest ordeal at a distant railway station. He ties the nest to a dog, causing the wasps to sting riders, triggering a wild chase through a crowded car. Passengers, including the conductor and brakeman, react in chaos as the train speeds away and later stops. The event ends with riders seeking redress while the drummer has already left.
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Voor Brate
Folke
Boston
Croft's Celery and Chamomile Bitters Endorsed by Faculty
A nerve tonic valued for Sick and Nervous Headache Neuralgia Paralysis Sleeplessness and Indigestion. Endorsed by the faculty and sold only by Steiner Bros.
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Croft
Steiner Bros
Demand for cabbages and sauerkraut rises sharply
The Times notes rising demand for cabbages and sauerkraut as supply falls. Cabbages once sold for one dollar per hundred in fields now fetch up to ten dollars with imports from Germany and increased German and general tastes boosting sales. Cabbage storage and sauerkraut production are viable for winter markets and distant shipping.
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Diany
Germany
Exest
Criense Times
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Milton A. Woodwarda
Patrick Street
Newa
Br. Fabroey
G. BP
J. M. Fries
A. M
Shepandosh Seminary
Dayton
Ota
Ib. C. H. Hardt’s
Schley & Delaplaine
Orth Market Street
Tran Daily News
Schley & Delapiaine
North Market Street
Schiog & Delalaine
Bole
North Market
Baltimore
Fdtters
Schiry & Delaplaine
P. D. Fahrney
Victor Koontz
Koontz & Co
Victor Remedies
Victor Remedies Company
Drs. Fahrney
Victor Liver
Sin
Milton A. Woodwani's
Frederick
F.C. Sparks
Telegraph Row
Jail Streets
Foreign News
J. Parran Crane
Charles County
Board of County Commissioners of
Charles
Bucklen
Newspap
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