06 Sep 1889
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1889
Page
1
Fragmented notices cover postal ticker issues, union blue label legitimacy, a Hanler Farrell boxing bout, a Niagara Falls suicide, a Swedish craftsman stabbing, a New York court decision, rail ticketing rights, a Norfolk railroad strike ripple, a Georgia commercial showing, a North Point fair turnout, and a fire destroying Carthage court records.
Justice Fieht G ve Impertact Testin on the Witness reveals that Terry held armed during a dispute and a follow up blow left him dazed. Testimony notes Terry’s prior friendly terms and questions about motives as prosecutors press a self defense claim.
LEGITIME in New York on his way to seek temporary lenate in the new year. Gen Legitime, Haiti’s defeated president, arrived in New York aboard the Manhattan from Cienfuegos, greeted by Haitian consulate attaches. He plans private business in Jamaica or Cuba later.
Reports from London and Paris detail Germany's troop build up on the eastern frontier and Russia's expected responses as a crisis looms before year’s end. London dispatches note Gladstone at the Paris Exposition and Boulanger seeking a court martial. Separate items cover strikes in Wales, Irish land commission politics, Maybrick health, and a large influx of colored excursionists to Atlantic City.
Readable fragments reveal waterways workers meeting in Cincinnati to discuss resolutions about tolls and obstructions on the river, with demands for fair access and protest action. Named locations and generic terms indicate a labor rights focus and accusations of obstruction.
A public opinion letter to mayors and trade leaders asks how the Work of the World should be funded and shows a majority favor national appropriation aided by private subscription.Responses from New York City Chicago and St. Louis indicate strong support for Washington.
President Harrison visits the scene near Marieve, Pennsylvania for a Presbyterian Day ceremony. Rev. Turner and Rev. Patterson honor Log College founder with remarks as Governor Beaver, Mrs. Harrison, and Rev. Scott attend. Harrison's address defends church tenets and praises steadfast faith. The gathering includes Wanamaker and local officials with a grand luncheon afterward before the party returns to Jenkintown.
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