06 Sep 1894
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1894
Page
1
Frederick markets show mixed commodity prices including flour at 1.50 per barrel, wheat around per bushel, bacon and pork values, and cotton and dairy notes. The national stock market closes with modest gains and declines amid a fluctuating session. details include Drexler, Westmoreland, and Philadelphia exchanges with varied results.
September 6 reports from Pine City, Honekles, and nearby towns recount a rising death toll from wrecks and fires. Rescue teams search wrecked homesteads and flooded areas, burying victims while authorities assess damage and mobilize aid.
Fragmented OCR reveals discussions of a control site named Vanolpeilt and Bettie Friene GD Mercatie with mention of Poms Rhoads aiding in securing dates. It cites a reorganization plan, capital, new equipment, and a yearly meeting. References to Halds Rats and Vivid steel systems appear amid garbled names and places.
A chaotic report covers Waity nomination proceedings with delays and cheers as delegates back Governor Waite, while Patterson and another delegation depart for Congress. A controversy erupts over support for Bresman and Pence remarks signal potential candidato shifts.
Jack Dempsey and Bly McCarthy of Australia clashed in a staged arena match before a large crowd at the Audito riums Athletic club. The bout spanned five rounds with Dempsey delivering sharp blows to McCarthy’s head and body but failing to finish the Australian, and the referee halted the bout with no knockout, awarding a share of the purse to both fighters.
Yesterday's baseball results across the National and American Leagues show varied scores with several forfeits and notable games in New York Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh and Cleveland. A bank fraud case reports a forged draft for 824 000 cashed in a local street banking dispute. a railroad accident claims a person killed with details sparse.
The Keystone Republican Club meeting reported Major Everett Warren of Scranton selected for president of the State League with A J Collairn Jr nominating him. Several figures from Harrisburg Pittsburg and Philadelphia were named vice presidents and the secretary and treasurer posts were filled. A ratification meeting followed with remarks from General Nathage Senator Lyon and other candidates.
A chaotic night in an unnamed city followed a political gathering related to a U S Senate bid. A murder occurred at daylight, multiple people wounded, deputies shot, and clashes scattered crowds. Police lacked leads while reports narrated violent unrest and a separate guard competition outcome referenced in the same dispatch.
A chaotic mine disaster near Pine Valley leaves miners trapped as collapse blocks access. Rescue efforts unfold while later reports describe casualties, captivity, and the impact on nearby towns including Warren Street and Central Store. Authorities order safety steps and political neutrality notices after the incident.
Narrative reports a violent Monday night in Hancock County where whites clashed, injuries and deaths occur, and authorities pursue a suspect while the community reels. The account notes a chefball injury and a fatal gunshot amid tense mob activity involving residents and local officials. The text mentions a legal case over a will and real estate transfers connected to Mrs Jewett, with accusations of fraud and restraining orders. Two Brooklyn women, aged 22 and 21, drowned near the Oyator river during the same period of unrest.
A fragmented discussion on fabric patterns, silk trade, and design rights questions how patents and exclusivity apply to patterns. The piece touches on fashion, court language, and industry practices with references to textiles, fashion houses, and potential monetary incentives in pattern production.
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