Grover's Daughter Birth Sparks National Curiosity
A flood of press commentary tracks the birth of Grover Cleveland's daughter and the reactions of newspapers across Philadelphia New York and New Orleans. Editors praise the first lady and the newborn while noting the president's restrained public stance as the nation watches the White House family welcome. The frontier unrest and global events receive brief mentions alongside public telegrams of congratulations from figures such as Mrs Folsom and Rose Inbury.
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Bryant
Khan
Cleveland
Clevelavé
Philadelphia
Feveland
Ris
Jr. Cleveland
Lairy
New York World
White House
Ex-State Treasurer and Cashier Extradition Discussion
Fragmented OCR text covers political intrigue as ex-State Treasurer and Cashier face extradition. It references Governor Pattison and unnamed witnesses. notes potential attempts to place the Treasurer in a questionable position. A Pennsylvanian witness named Yard is mentioned among contemplated testimonies to the Senate.
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Percessivacia
Wren
Bove
Pattison
Senate
Trentonges
John Luvas
Bardsleys
Ulster bank closed after $408000 theft exposed
Rineston New York October 5 The Ulster County Savings institution shut doors and falls under Bank Superintendent Charles M Preston. Treasurer Ostrander and assistant trompbour allegedly stole about 408000 with fears of higher total. Trompbour jailed for perjury after arrest. Ostrander held on embezzlement charges with bondsmen surrendering him to jail.
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Rineston
N. Y
Ulster County Sarmes Institution
Charles M.preston
Eey
Ostrander
Matthew T. Trompbour
Preston
Trompbour
Tromphour
Hood
Shen Dull
Shot and Killed His Wife in New York Home
John Osmonde, 22, fatally shot his wife on Third Avenue and wounded boarder John P. Barchell after a quarrel over divorce proceedings. Osmonde, a hard drinker, had left his wife five weeks earlier. He was arrested at the scene.
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New York
John Osmonde
Third Avenue
John P. Barchell
Osmonde
Burchell
Woman Seeks Death In Jamaica Plain Woods
The apparently lifeless body of a French born woman named Sime Darles was found in Jamaica Plain woods last evening after she attempted suicide. A physician revived her, and she was taken to New England hospital where recovery is hoped. She says her husband died in the Franco Prussian War.
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Bostos
Jamaica Plain
New England Hospital
Sime. Darles
Preparations as if for War in Europe
Beatrs report frequent communications between Berlin and Vienna regarding Russian operations in the southwest. Russia's intention is unclear, yet preparations mirror wartime activity. Reserves mobilized and 240000 men along or near the Pruth river, within ten miles.
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Berlin
Vienna
Russia
Prath
Grain Fire Destroys Baltimore Elevator A and Wheat
Fire at Locust Point Maryland destroyed elevator A of the Baltimore and Ohio system along with 135000 bushels of wheat and all machinery. The loss is about 600000 dollars. Firefighters fought to stop spread to nearby properties as well. Marie L Africa dies after nine days of continuous sleep, tuberculosis meningitis identified as cause.
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Balimore
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Locust Point
J. Burs
J. A. Esteiy
North Marset Street
Wilkey Tern
Maryland College
G. W. Harris
Elarmony Grove
Charles
Druk Hoover
Wolfshire
Reedysville
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Cumberland
Georgetown
C.E. Mealey
TY. M. GC. L
W. T. Besant
James McDevitt
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Maryland Synod
Westminster
Baltimore
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Dre
Thomas Beall
Washington
George Boyd & Son
Philadelphia
Board of County Commissioners
P. J. Burck
Hitesbew
East Paints Street
Nosh E. Cramer
Eliza P. Works
Brunswick
George Phoebus
Milton A. Woodward
Melbourne Makes a Failure at Goodland
Frank Melbourne failed to cause tam to fail at Goodland Hon on Saturday after a week’s work. He blames high winds and plans another attempt. About twenty males of Goodland Exo Crushed to Death. Emanuel Rink and F C Goss were on a threshing machine crossing a bridge when the flooring gave way and the men and machine fell fifty feet both men crushed to death.
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Melbourne
Torpesa
Frank Melbourne
Tam
Goodland
Hon
Wil
Saasid
Exo
Lia. O
Ger
Emanuel Rink
F.C. Goss
Workman's Fatal Fall in South Bethlehem
Zehriam Walkers, a workman, fell from the roof of a building on Fourth street in South Bethlehem, where construction for the Catholic Temperance association was underway, and was instantly killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevesey
Zehriam Walkers
Fourth Street
South Bethlehem
Catholic Temperance Association
Explosion at Green Castle Bricks Kills One Injures Another
A water shortage caused a blast at Green Castle Bricks, killing James Bowlift and badly injuring James Able. Authorities investigate cause and potential safety violations amid the accident.
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Ballery
Green Castle Bricks Company
James Bowlift
James Able
Patchy Briefs From Local Scene On Various Events
Local notes report misfortunes and minor incidents, including fractures, relocations, and agricultural updates. The Lebanon area sees postmaster changes, crop conditions, and canning issues, while community groups discuss meetings and new equipment.
Sick and Accident Notes and Local Industry Updates
The column reports illnesses in Baltimore and Ohio Avenue and Frederick, including Sophie Ford with heart disease and John Byerly's poor condition. It notes Bishon Dyer’s ankle sprain from a ladder incident, Rouzer learns of his brother Howard in Washington DC, and Roczsi’s mother traveling to Frederick. Factory notes mention brick quality, Adam Eichelberger building a 83 by 209 foot clay shed, and Frederick City and Hygeie Ice Companies expanding capacity to meet demand.
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Sophie Ford
Baltimore and
Ohio Avenue
Jearn
John Byerly
Br. J. Devis Byerly
Frederick
Bishon Dyer
Weathersville
Siesm
Adam Eichelberger
Jenith
Frederick City
Hygeie
Iuil
Sale of Stands and Stalls Auctioneered by Clabaugh
Public sale on Saturday by the corporation auctioneer Clabaugh cleared stands and stalls on market for 1016 dollars. A fish catch near Georgetown bridge yielded seventeen bass last Friday, the largest weighing three pounds.
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Aunctioneer Clabaugh
Agers
Messie
Jenks’ Ayer
Abe
Georgetown Bridge
Fatal Explosion Drops Parker Tugboat Disaster Tragedy
In Corpus Christi Texas a boiler explosion aboard the Parker as it towed a greased craft caused eight deaths and many injuries among spectators. Mrs Rice and child perished, others were maimed, while rescuers fought to save two men in the water. Investigators consider accident or possible insanity in the mass tragedy.
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Ole Paster
Fae
Varsebarek
Perry
Stretch
Pery
Rice
Archer Avenue
B. Curtin
Richard Powers
Curtin
Young Powers
Parker
Joseph Cullen
Henry Bell
Cualien
Liberal Federation Denounced by Hyde Park Meeting
At a Hyde Park gathering on October 2, thousands of workers denounced the Liberal Federation of Newcastle for suppressing free speech and neglecting labor interests to favor Irish home rule. A labor party was urged to elect labor representatives to Parliament.
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Liberal Federation
Lespes
Hyde Park
Liberal Federation of
Newcastle
Gernard Snaw
Discovery of a New Comet at Lick Observatory
A new comet was discovered by Professor E. Bamara at Lick Observatory. The faint object has no tail or nucleus and is moving slowly toward the southeast.
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Mort Howry
Cal
Oct. S
E. Bamara
Lick Observatory
Grain Price Surge Reported in Madras Province
Calcutta reports a serious rise in grain prices across nearly all districts of Madras province. Officials attribute the increase to the continued failure of the southwest monsoon, with prices climbing as a result.
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Calcutta
Madras
Personal notes and society items from the city
A long column of social news reports visits and guests, travels, and local happenings. It notes Efusnt Markett and others visiting, residents traveling to York and Washington, visitors from Illinois and Maryland, and several local meetings including Purity Lodge and Y M C A events.
Entombed Miners in Heckscherville Valley Gas Fatal
Rescue crews work amid toxic gas at Richardson colliery in the Heckscherville Valley. Dozens entombed as seven bodies recovered. survivors and families await news while Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company assists. Names of workers and couples listed amid somber toll. No hope of return alive due to gas exposure.
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Dohn Methaska
Polanther
Thetis
Otivstle
Julles Brenna
Aid Martius
Maes
John Purcell
Bose
John Salmon
John Lawler
Janes Sion
Sieule
Michael Welsh
Jones Culeek
Polander
Sinute
Thomas Clanes
Welywer
Richardson
Heckscherville Valley
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Uwine
Fifty Houses Wrecked in Butte Explosion
Fire in the shaft house of the Butte Copper inlay caused a blast of over pounds of dynamite tearing fifty houses to atoms. Several injured and dying, including Michael Adams and a child of Mrs Spuffo, with others buried by falling debris. A separate note reports the East German Conference of the United Brethren in Christ convening in Myerstown with Rev. E B Kephert presiding and ordination planned for next Sunday.
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Butte
Mon
Butte Copper
Michael Adams
Spuffo
Anne Polituch
Mike Adams
United Brethren Conference
Mye Erstows
United Brethren In Christ
E. B. Kephert
Toledo
Oranferenes
Nommandy Arrives Dilapidated After Barnegat Gale
The schooner Nommandy from New York bound for Ber wauda reached Philadelphia in a battered state after a September gale off Barnegat. All masts and rigging were lost. the crew did their utmost to weather the storm as the ship broke up.
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Philadelfina
Nommandy
New York
Berwauda
Barnegat
Sullivan Stranded as Monowai Arrival Signals Failure
Australian papers report John L Sullivan's theatrical tour of the colonies failing with the troupe stranded after the Monowai voyage from Sydney. The company planned to sail back to America but awaits remittances from home. Thompson alias Morton faces trial in Greenwood for a fatal assault, bail set at 5000 dollars. Post office changes include promotion of Snow Hill Maryland and Charleroi Pennsylvania to presidential class, Easton PA postmaster Samuel Fisher named, others reassigned.
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Slugeer Sullivan
San Francisco
Monowai
Sydney
John L. Sullivan
America
Thompson
Prieadelpaia
Frank Bh Thompson
Morton
Greenwood
Del
Satoh
Footsick
Schulaz
Clement
Snow Hill
Charleroi
Quay
Samuel i
Fisher
Easton
Paince
Wilson
David S
Melick
Dover
Mil Creek Tragedy Claims 6 Year Old Peter Frisite
Fel Cader the Wheels Waikessaene Oct 8 Peter Frisite aged 6 was instantly killed at Mil Creek while attempting to board a moving train. He fell under the wheels and died. Deceased had recently arrived from Europe to visit his son.
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Fel Cader
Waikessaene
Peter Frisite
Mil Creek
Europe
Religious Services Across Churches This Sunday
A survey of church activities reports sermons and services at Getues Mreformed, Presbyterian, St. Juliu's Catholic, Evangelical Lutheran, All Saints Episcopal, United Brethren, St. James Lutheran, Methodist, and other congregations. Preachers include Abe pastur, Rev. LI Biefeld, Rev. Ditust, Rev. Fr. Coleman, Rev. J. Addison Ingle, Rev. Luther Kuhlman, Rev. George Diehl, Rev. C. B. Kennard, and Rev. A. J. Gill. Special sermons cover Exodus 33 18, Mark 5:1, and Genesis 5 24 with sacraments and revival meetings planned through the week.
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Getues
Abe Pastur
LI Biefeld
Ditust
Presbyterian Church
J. Este
Nestor
Mark
Castie
St. Juliu’s Catholic Church
O'Hourke
Awinge
Coleman
Evangelion
Luthersa Church
Luther Kublman
Kuhlman Jeffer Hagerstowe
All Saints' Protestant Episcopal Church
J. Addison Ingle
Osborne Ingle
Phe
Suntany School
United Brethren Church
Walkersville
Col. Coaden
St. James
George Diehl
Imus
Tegular
C. B. Kennard
Martha Lipps
Rople
Kennaré
Monterue Hospital
Mr. Lampe
Broch
Clemm
At Leon
Last Chance Registration This Week For Veterans
This week marks the final chance this year to register veterans. Offices remain open today Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday to register, Friday to strike from registration lists those sent notices in September, and for revision and reinstatement hearings. No registrations after the fourth sitting day. fifth day only to strike names already notified and last day for revision and reinstatement hearings.
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Toeeday
Strcke
Funeral rites for Martha Lipps held yesterday
The funeral of Mrs. Martha Lipps was conducted yesterday at one o'clock at the house by Rev. L Kennard with pallbearers J Ed Rice W H Shipley George H Layman William Schmid Garry W Dyer and Joby P Kenner. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery A T Rice and Sons were undertakers.
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Martha Lipps Teak
Fannie Meherson
Charles
William Hons
James
Harry Howard
F. & Smith
Sanders Johnson
Arthur Johns
Rockville
Jey
A Good Showing for Baltimore and Ohio Relief Department
The Relief Department of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reports June receipts of 31,566 with detailed expenditures. Accidental death and injuries, natural sickness and death payouts appear, totaling 40,050.96, including general expenses and medicine costs. unclaimed vouchers and tundee contributions also listed.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Tundee
Totel
Improvements at King Step Ladder Co Signage
A partial OCR reads that King Step Ladder Company put up a large sign on its facility. Peter Brook is identified as a key person related to the action, with unclear surrounding context and possible location hints. The readable fragment notes a display act tied to the company premises.
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King Step Ladder Company
Peter Brook
Atdence, Omms
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