Remarkable San Domingo Salt Mountain Declared Pure Bulk Deposit
The Salt Mountain on San Domingo Island near Sahuat is described as a solid crystalline mass with an estimated 1,267,200,000 cubic feet or 5,337,600 tons of salt. It is nearly four moves high with a perpendicularly rising salt palisade of sixty feet and a vast 8,000 square foot area. A New York company has purchased the site to develop, plan a railway, and import salt to the United States at about five dollars per ton, far lower than current prices.
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San Domigo
Nevba
San Domingo
Sahuat
New York
Funeral for Mrs. Albert E. Wallis Held
The funeral for Mrs. Albert E. Wallis followed at 2 p m from the B and O depot. Interment was at Mount Olivet Cemetery with Rev. Dr. Dethiet and Ingle officiating. Pallbearers named M F Doll Leonard Mullinix D V Stautter M N Rohrback and Wu H Miller. Also mourning was held for Mr Martin Q Willard formerly of Burkittsville now in Howard County who died Saturday of consumption and was buried in Burkittsville.
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Albert E. Wallis
B.&o
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Reve
Dethiet
Ingle
M. F. Doll
Leonard Mullinix
D. Vv. Stautter
M. N. Rohrback
Wu. H. Miller
Martin Q. Willard
Burkittsville
Howard County
Burkitteville
Frightful Railroad Accident Near Derry Station
Two Pennsylvan ia railroad switch men John Blew and James Malony were repairing damage to a freight car when a train started unknowingly. Blew was crushed instantly, Malony was severely injured, and in panic he opened the throttle, sending the engine down the grade. Latrobe reports say Malony collapsed and is in very grave condition at the hospital.
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John Blew
James Malony
Derry
Penneylyanit
Bleu
Malony
Yews
Threatened Railway Yardmen Strike Details
East St. Louis yard men held a secret meeting to demand wage increases. They reportedly seek 2.65 per day from 2, and 85 per month for foremen, with a noon deadline to Mr. officers before a strike.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Clubbed a Man to Death in New York Court
Maurice Mc Namara former New York police officer was arraigned today on a homicide charge for allegedly clubbing John Smith to death. The indictment states McNamara caused the fatal injuries during the incident. prosecutors highlighted the clubbing evidence during the case.
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New York
Maurice McNaamara
John Smith
McNamara
Governor Murphy Urges Federal Aid for Utah Governance
Utah Governor Murphy submits his annual Interior report alleging a longstanding anti Congress conspiracy in Utah that has spawned rebellion and evaded federal will. He urges Congress to empower federal troops to enforce process and quell riots and domestic violence, and notes territorial officials resisting Hoar amendment directives.
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Murphy
Utah
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
U. S
United States
Hoar
Sawed to Death at Bedford Sawmill
Jacob Strengle, a young worker at Noah Harshigers sawmill in Bedford Township, was fatally injured when a pair of stacked circular saws rotated and struck him. His head and upper body were severed, producing a ghastly scene as he died instantly.
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West Liarayzrre
Jacob Strengle
Noah Harshigers
Bedford Township
City Marshall Killed by Drunken Suspect in Sadieville
Ambrose Wilson city marshal of Sadieville in this county was shot and killed Saturday night by Jas Creighton who, after Wilson tried to place him on a horse and send him home, drew a pistol and fired three times. Creighton, reported to be intoxicated, killed Wilson during the incident.
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Kentucky
Chenartown
Ambrose Wilson
Sadieville
Jas. Creighton
Wilson
Creighton
Marshall
Two Johns Comedy Company At Theatre Comique
The Washington Lust notes Two Johns turned into a three act comedy with a strong company and lively humor. Critics praise the cast, harmony, and concise yet excellent performance while urging a crowded hall for their arrival on the 20th inet.
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Two Johns
Washington
Theatre Comique
Demise of Ezra Watson Blacksmith on All Saints Street
Ezra Watson died at his residence on All Saints Street from pneumonia after a three day illness. His funeral will be held today at 2 p.m. from his residence. He was a blacksmith by trade, employed by Alex Nolan on South Market Street.
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Ezra Watson
All Saints’ Street
Alex Nolan
South Market Street
The Reporter on his Rounds Telephonic
A warehouse visit reveals the telephone as an indispensable convenience. A dealer recounts using the device to locate a customer, verify credit, prevent a loss, and arrange groceries, praising its speed and practicality in daily trade. He closes by asking to be added to the newspaper's subscription list.
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Exchange
New Market
Mr. B
Real estate transfers register with multiple deeds
The record lists transfers including Charles T Reifenider to George Klees for a lot of land at an unspecified price of 1. Henry Eng lar and Mary his wife and others transfer to Susan Lock a 5 acre 27 perches parcel for 101.41 dollars. Henry Williams and Henrietta his wife transfer to Mary A Du vall a lot in Frederick city for 2300 dollars. Emily Mactavish transfers to Charles C Mactavish and others for 1 and love and affection. Charles W Ross and John C Motter trustees transfer 187 acres to Charles A Damu th for 5257 dollars. Geo W Johnson and Hannah R to Warner T Grimes a lot in Mechanicstown for 3500 dollars.
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Charles T. Reifenider
George Klees
Henry Englar
Mary
Susan Lock
Henry Williams
Henrietta
Mary A. Duvall
Frederick City
Emily Mactavish
Charles C. Mactavish
Charles W. Ross
John C. Motter
Charles A. Damuth
Geo. W. Johnson
Hannah R
Warner T. Grimes
Mechanicstown
Court Proceedings May Be Current Nightly Trims
Court sessions yesterday ruled in three cases State vs Jas Smith found not guilty on liquor sale Sunday and keeping a gambling house. State vs John Dash verdict not guilty for assault on Miss Julia Bennett. State vs Cox found guilty of stealing $117 from Sylvester Haines and sentenced to eighteen months confinement in Maryland House of Correction.
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State
Jas. Smith
John Dash
Julia Bennett
Cox
Sylvester Haines
Con Gnement
Maryland House of Correction
Baltimore Visitors Highlight Local Social Roundup
Misa Rumsey of Baltimore county visits Miss Nina Ross in our city. Miss Nannie Lincoln of Washington DC, who stayed with Miss Lucy Ramsburg, returned home with her brother Dana Lincoln. Benjamin H. Scott editor of the Peoples Voice from Reis terstown, Baltimore county paid a brief visit last week. Scott formerly was foreman of the Times.
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Misa Rumsey
Baltimore County
Nina Ross
Nannie Lincoln
Washington, D. C
Lucy Ramsburg
Dana Lincolln
Benjamin H. Scott
The
Peoples Voice
Reisterstown
Our City
Scott
the Times
Baltimore Day Price Cut to One Cent
The Baltimore Day will be reduced to one cent, taking effect starting Monday next. This change lowers the cost for daily readers, aiming to boost circulation and accessibility.
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Baltimore
Quipful Snippets and a Burned Jail Mark Local News
A collage of short items reports a jail fire in New Franklin Maryland where a jailed burglar died, a Pittsburg father called his daughter Misery for company, a Denver visit by Guiteau defender George Scoville, and Mexican railroad expansion by American firms. Other notes include a Liverpool rector suspended for drunkenness, telephone hearing effects noted by Springfield doctors, playful courtship exchanges, and a Vermont man catching his own cow.
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Pittsburg
New Franklin
Howard County
Chas. Nance
Ernest Fitzroy
St. Jude's
Liverpool
New York Chancery Court
Lord Penzance
John
Springfield
Louise
Charles
Central Labor Union
Advance Labor Club
Billy
Grandma Winkam
Widders
Whaids
Vermont
Greenfield Mills Wife Dies Sudden at Daughter’s Home
Lizzie Ellen Spaulding wife of Elias Spaulding living near Greenfield Mills died suddenly at her daughter Mrs John F Davia residence near Fountain Mills Frederick county Md on Sunday at 6 p m while at the supper table having just returned from her home Funeral will be held today at 1 p m at Bracneph Catholic church near Adamstown
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Greenfield Mills
Lizzie Ellen Spaulding
Elias Spaulding
John F. Davia
Fountain Mills
Frederick County
Bta Cneph Catholic
Adamstown
Ornithology Expert Refutes Coats at City Hotel Aquarium
Prof. Frank Schley asserts the birds presented by Louis McMurray at the City Hotel aquarium are grebes not coots, clarifying the recent display and correcting misidentification by the public.
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Frank Schley
City Hotel Aquarium
Louis McMurray
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Ee Phyne
Siwani
Brgshland
laAventa
Hilier
Camden
Comany
J. Scott
Locust Point
Ohio
Clagett
Balliad Company
Vara
George Scoville
Guiteau
Denver
Mrs Hardy
Mexico
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