Malcolm May Dead Struggles With Consumption Sketch of Career
Pirtasire Pa Oct 20 Ex First Assistant Postmaster General Hay died at 6 30 this morning of consumption. He was born Philadelphia 1819 educated at University of Pennsylvania preparatory department, studied law, moved to Pittsburgh 1863 admitted to Allegany County bar. He held Episcopal Church roles, aided Democratic politics, served on state constitutional convention judiciary committees, and as a delegate to national conventions 1876 1880 1884. He became Postmaster General under Cleveland, resigned due to ill health, and never recovered, dying at home. Also a comic Wasps tale notes a church incident with a wasp nest, a humorous revival scene and a minister quip.
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Pleasant area notes report local happenings and plans
Geo TE Thomas rises from bed to sit on the porch. John Taylor digs a cellar for a larger store. D H Rouzzahn makes slow barn progress due to wet weather. Farmers near completion of feeding with green fields. some harvest corn begins. Reisberg and Parton visit Dr Reisberg near Hancock. A social at Mr Emanuel Stup's four miles NW of Frederick last Friday. Social at Mr John Keller's on the pike between Frederick and Middletown planned Thursday evening. Mrs Uberman of Pleasant valley visits her daughter Mrs Frank Mahoney near Mt. Ilip schoolhouse last week. Subscribe for Tue News.
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Maryland State Fair Opens at Hackstown with Strong Exhibits
The 30th annual Washington County Mechanical and Agricultural Association fair opened at Hackstown. Domestic and livestock displays look strong while racing drew large crowds. Winners include Colonel Upton in trotting, Hambletonian in four-year-old pace, Serpolette in hat race, and Maggie Mitchell in the trotting match. In Loxpox notes, Mrs Langhy’s hearing was postponed to November 3 as counsel requested more time. bills and debts cited involve her husband and annuity conditions.
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Two Maryland Men Robbed in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia police captured two young girls named Bella Howard and Jennie Hassler suspected of a string of thefts. Victims from Cecil County Maryland lost 550 and 120 dollars to the pair, who used the panel game and moved on after each crime. They are held on 1000 bail each for a hearing next Saturday. In Indiana, Harricon Tasker assaulted German girl Helen Huendelend and was shot by her brother Meineod Haendelend during his examination, the court adjourned as officials dearmed the brother amid a chaotic scene.
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Millions of Squirrels Cross River into Arkansas
A Memphis telegram reports millions of squirrels emigrating from the Mississippi side toward Arkansas shores. They swim the river aiming for higher ground, thousands dying as farmers defend crops with sticks. A 1872 similar migration is recalled. Serious rioting in Copenhagen follows protests against the King and Estrup. Garrison reinforced and a state of siege declared as fears of revolution grow.
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Autumnal musings and political timing in fall
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Chinese Pirates Attack British Steamer Greyhound
The British steamer Greyhound arrived at Hoxe Koxe after a daring pirate assault in Chinese waters. The captain was killed during the boarding, the second officer reports, and the pirates plundered the ship before the attempt to seize it was thwarted.
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