09 Oct 1894
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1894
Page
1
Congressmen W. L. Wilson began his campaign in Charleston on October 9 amid strong enthusiasm. He was joined by Washington allies including John J. Methaw, WW. A. Crofutt, Joseph Morr, A. S. Hurt, H. H. Moler, W. J. Houghtaling, and H. Tomphios, with several aides.
A compilation of dramatic incidents includes a brutal arson case in New York with accusations against Daisy Way Emmett and Joseph Min for support payments and a child. It also notes a shipwreck near Cape Arid with 16 aboard and 30 survivors, plus a court report on dispensary cases in South Carolina upholding a state law.
A fragmented item lists Gulf hurricane traffic at Werlen and travel aboard the American steamer Paris from Southampton to New York. It notes Democratic renomination of Dawln Sperry in Connecticut and mentions figures such as John K. Rosell and Gov. candidates. Health alerts include cholera and diphtheria deaths. courtmartial actions against officers Youson Ver and Grimes are referenced along with a cornerstone ceremony for the Commercial Traveler’s Worth building.
New York held a star filled exhibition at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon as six games were staged in Baltimore and New York with weather tossing nearly all. The return event saw multiple stellar plays including a double by Van and Parvertta while Digby Bell attended the match. Gates near 25,000 dollars in purses were split among teams and players, with notable performances by Gleason, Murphy, Jennings, and Bonner amid rain breaks and wild cheering from the crowd.
Fragmented report outlines a labor conflict at Reading railroad with union accusations, threats, and a court case. It mentions 120 members, disciplinary actions, and appeals led by Wilkinson and others. A separate incident describes an alleged attack by Italian brigands on a building, injuries, and police response.
The report blends items on fighting in the Orient with a New Bedford strike. dispatches mention British and French actions, troop movements, and political statements, plus a local strike settlement, worker concerns, and court actions. The text also notes looting, port activity, and labor conditions affecting wool and textile trades.
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