Beaugh Experience and Shipping Wrecks on Atlantic Route
A report details the Beaugh voyage failing to secure socialization certificates from Havana inspectors and transfer to Hoffman Island awaiting five days before New York landfall. It notes Captain James Gurney Jr and crew of the bark Bruce Hawkins abandoned in a damaged, waterlogged vessel after a November hurricane near Cape Hatteras. The crew was rescued from the Devin, and the bark later towed to Norfolk by a British steamer. Additional items include the Risley bank case retirement and a German Socialist leaders raid in Berlin with police seizing associates’ papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Hawkins
Cape Hatteras
Savannah
Boston
Nembest
Mate Fraser
Afunson Line
Ardamber
Philadelphia
Craw
Marona
Bruce Hawking
Hatteras
Henriette H
Norfolk
Maryland, West Virginia fish law talks at Blue Ridge club meeting
A regional gathering within the Maryland Game and Protective Association debated a draft law to restrict catching black bass, green bass rock bass, pike and pickerel from April to June and in other times by rod or dip net. The measure, aimed at Potomac tributaries near Harper's Ferry, was approved and set to apply locally. Club facilities at Blue Ridge Red and Gon Club were described as luxurious with substantial improvements, and delegates were entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Game
Fisk Protective Association
Maryland
Brigits
West Virginia
Bisck
Harper's Ferry
Fteliowine
James P. Wiser
Barden
W. Frazier
John W. Macarinsy
W. A. Marea
Wm. G. Sierrett
Robert T. Hough
Joseph
Miller
Rudolph Kanffmas
Boty
Woodmont
Blue Ridge
Gan Cleba
Edward Stake
Wm BL. Armstrong
C.K. Schermerhorn
Dr. Geo. W. Masamore
J. G. McCienas
Maryland Game and Protective Association
Charles F. Nelson
J.J. Ort
Danatdge
A. G. Reynolds
H Edwards
West Virginis
T.M. Darrah
Wheeling
Forrest W. Brows
Charlestown
Fred
F. McComas
Hagerstown
A. F. Drese
Baltimore
Juodge Biske
Geo. W. Massamora
Muassamore
Ahier
Potomac River
Little Falla
Washington
Blue Ridge Red and Gon Club
Potomac
Avery
Brief Bits of Local and General News
Apple can be bought northwestern Baltimore county for $1 in barrel and potatoes at 15 cents a bushel. Harper Bros. to pay George Du Maurier $50,000 for next novel, same as Disraeli for Endymion. Swedish electrolytic process boosts zinc ore value. Japanese needleworkers praised. Samuel A. Rowe of Hagerstown preserves papers of Sheriff Hauck. Carrollton letter carriers wear new uniforms. Billboard on East Patrick street blown down. Miss Morris Schell injures knee. Independent Dram Corps to meet at engine house. Mrs. M. A. Woodward injures herself with Ruger. Bald men desire hair that is black and curly. Mrs. Grover Cleveland invited to Baltimore charity ball. Court of Appeals recess to December 3. Small boy forgets school on Saturday. Chestnuts scarce post-campaign. Define a statesman as a dead successful politician. Advertising now wiser than cutting shopworn stocks. Listen to others to please, not to preach. Hunger and ambition drive effort. Experienced men tell wife they are not earning. An old lady feeds unmarried daughters fish for phosphorus to make matches. Self-fitting stovepipe patent. Major T. Picton of Denison, Texas touts Chamber’s Colic remedy. hotel praised. Remedies and endorsements by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore County
London Daily News
Harper Bros
New York
George du Maurier
Benjamin Disraeli
Lord Beacons- Held
Sweden
Rasala
Samuel A. Rowe
Hagerstown
Donzessea
Sherif John M. Hauck
Harper's Ferry
Aasiat
John Brown
Gageratown
East Patrick Street
Morris Schell
West South Street
Independent Dram Corps
M. A. Woodward
Grover Cleveland
Baltimore
Court of Appsals
County Notes Debut Local “Thanks” and Odd Wonders
County correspondence records a string of social visits and illness updates in Cruror Hill and Otregerstowhoy towns. Mentions Mrs Nicholas Zimmerman improving, Nellia Stockman visiting relatives, a large porker weighing 433 pounds, and 1 125 shocks of corn harvested. Also covers sermons, charitable events, a Thanksgiving service, and local mischief rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruror Hill
Nicholas Zimmerman
Nellia Stockman
Edward Cook
Mabel Whipp
Aili
Ella Cochreil
Remeburg
T. Whipp
J. H. Zimmerman
J. B. Zimmerman
D. M. Whipp
News Nuggets From Across the Nation and Local Crises
A jumble of brief items reports a minor quake in Greeler Colorado and severe storms in Nebraska Missouri and Kansas. Debates brew among Indiana Populists over nominating Eugene V. Debs for governor. A Paterson New Jersey mother poisons herself fearing discharge for her three sons. Franklin copper mine in Houghton Michigan burned, 500 workers displaced. Harriet A. Haines, linked to Hudson River steamer founder, dies at 99. Banquet plans in Philadelphia attract officials’ declines. Sizable ad prose for Patent medicines and tonics flood the page, toutting Stomach Bitters and Cordials with claims of cures, health benefits, and household usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeler
Colo
Nebraska
Missouri
Ansas
Indiana
Eugene V. Debs
Paterson
N.J
Ellen Wasdyke
Franklin
Haughton
Mich
Harriet A. Haines
Hudson River
St. Thoms
Oni
Cleveland
LaMont
Herbert
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Hostatier
Malarion
Eastport seeks incorporation and state news updates
News from Eastport near Annapolis discusses incorporation effort. Anne Arundel election contest with Bherli Fowler. Douglas Guards from Hagerstown to Atlanta Expo. Union Church dedication at Land Over on the Baltimore and Potomac line. Local political chatter about Rand al for Senate president. Typhoid incident in Caroline County, Matilda Bardy buried in Piscataway. Governor-elect Lowndes aide investigates mansion. Judge Stake orders grand jury on election bribery. whiskey disturbance case. Advertisements for King’s New Discovery, Red Flag remedies, and Karl’s Clover Root Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Annapolis
Bherli Fowler
Anne Arundel
Douglas Guards
Hagerstown
Dave
Atlants
Uolon
Landover
Baltimore
Matilds M. Bardy
Washington
Piscataway
Prince George's County
Lowndes
Judge Stake
Grand Jury
Washington County
Jaroe
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Leta
Botal Baking Ea* Dee Co
Weu BL. K
the Daily News
Emberzier's
Been
Nouv
Reichstag
Socialist Party
California
Cline
T. Picton
State Hotel
Denison
Texas
Chamber
Picton
A. L. Pearce
Frederick W. Rudy
Mt. Airs
Hes
Measu Ree
Tlué
China
Frederick, MD
Counaty
Oreagersto
Samuel Derr
Middletown
Vornallas K. Derr
George A. Whitmore
Reng Council No. 84
Union Sabbath School
Jackson Zimmerman
Walkeravilla
J. F. Patman
Rane Council
Loy’s
Chas. EB. Cassell
Jas. W. Robinson
Coolnell
Graceham
Ladies’ Aid Society
Horatio Holt
John Wilson
Wlson
Jimtown
HL Gaver
Sgaion
Missea Maud Murphey
Petisia Bossard
Gewis
Double Pipe Craer
Chatlea Byler
Thoraday
Double Pipe Creak Cornet
Woodsboro
Keyaville
Lillie Fogle
Florence Eyler
Woodsboro Thurday Las
Mr. and
Aira
Jams Warren
Wakefield
Scrastox
Nur
Throop
Here
Stora Robbins
Wermann
Lachawange
Robert Brown Zerling
Bretal Tramps
Rex
Del
Juin Clark
Joseph Rich- Trend
Sacunday
Clark
Richmonad
Ol Ethen
Rose
Guia
Meier
Veotonite
Dontiss
Albert L. Pearrs
Stehison Satine
Albert J. Pearrs
Brehison Dathking
Wells & Co
Roy
Aibach & Pearce
Ztobwon
Ares
Ammsands Consatartion
Coca
Br Nl Core
Dibert L. Pearrs
Etcleon
Ripps
Pneumonis
Shiloh
GEO. A. Gilbert's
North Market
Frederick, Ma
News OF the State
Chas. B. Hood
Olambus
Caertiaies
Lew Ducovery
J.D. Brown
St. James Hotel
Fe Wayne
Ind
Dr. King
Mercill
Baldwinaville
Massanya
Ege Ming
Chicago
A. le Pearre
A.woles
Florida
W. F. Bynum
Live Oak
Steiner Bros
Karl
Albart L. Pearre
Etchison Suilding
Ourard
Uatarrh Gemady
Prics
Albert L. Pearre
Mlerre
Eicbisoo
KR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
People's Common Sense Medical Adviser
Trylar
Footer's
Dyeing & Dry Cleaning Works
Cumberland
America
Lewis B. Adams
West Church St
Hacenstown
Bette
Sells Brothers
Bartin & Bailey
Mrr. Bailey
Bolt
J. A. Wiliamson
Curtos
Clifton
Clifton Malt Whiskey Co
Ali Draggiste
Excelsior Stove House
Howe and
Paragos
N. J. Wilson & Son
N. J. Wilson & Sow
Capital
Citt Commercial College
F. C
Drawer B
Topeka
Kanems Wy
Sikwiy
IP Sespass
Worsale
Cobbler
Dee
H. B. Etchison
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