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Report notes prices locked by Diehl WGSk Bo amid reception arrangements handled by Aispatch at News Stace Jon Rowe, with details framed for orderly event setup.
07 Oct 1885
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1885
Page
1
Report notes prices locked by Diehl WGSk Bo amid reception arrangements handled by Aispatch at News Stace Jon Rowe, with details framed for orderly event setup.
A vivid tour of Hollenhurst Hall in West Park Philadelphia showcases an extraordinary tropical plant collection. Palm trees from Africa and Asia rise near banana plants while Rare species from Madagascar to Formosa fill the conservatories. Observers note dramatic specimens, vivid beds, and greens that herald October sun before frost.
George B. Disque aged 31 a Hoboken moulder told police he killed his wife Minnie at their 89 Adams street home. A bloodied pocket knife lay on a washstand near the murdered woman as their children Annie and Carrie aged 3 and 4 played nearby. Disque claimed an insurance agent entered the bedroom and provoked a struggle over the knife. He was committed for trial.
Four men robbed a crowded car on the Hollidayaburg line near Alleghany Furnace. A passenger was knifed during resistance, the conductor fought a robber, and the crew pulled the emergency rope as the band fled into the woods. Pennsylvania Railroad sent officers in pursuit.
Reuben Rice, a brake man on the tram-road at Eli Garden mines ten miles from Piedmont West Virginia, was run over and killed yesterday afternoon while attempting to cross the track ahead of a moving engine. He was about twenty one, unmarried, and son of engineer James Ries who operated the engine at the time.
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