08 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1890
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a historic advertisement for Bartholomay Apollo Bre specialty, with references to brewing colleges and ale brands. Reads like a trade card listing names, addresses, and product lines tied to Baltimore and nearby streets.
Puzzling OCR fragment mentions football or team roles with names that appear garbled. The readable bits imply a personnel move or coaching reference involving Hutseman and Noel WD, with unspecified management or duties. The exact details are unclear from the fragment.
Local items report church completion at Vanetown and a new residence on Walkersville road, with notes on builders and community figures. Mentioned are Mrs. Jane of Baltimore singing in Lawndale, Holy Week church visits, and hotel arrivals listing E S Hunning and others. Also covered are fall race entries at the Gentlemen's Driving Park, cattle at the Wilmington fair, a colt incident near Weverton, land transfers in Frederick County, postponement of a tari reform meeting, and potential political nominations in the county.
Reported arrests after a wreck night in Albany area involve John J Teed and Reed, tied to a string of thefts and labor disputes. Authorities describe Reed missing since the wreck, with Reed’s associates and Knight of Labor ties. another man, Miller, faces charges of aiding wreckers, while editor rumors about a local paper chief potential changes surface amid police activity.
A rough summary notes a Sunday in the mountains with the president and party visiting religious services at a mountain residence. The president is joined by Mrs Halford and Secretary Halford, attends a vesper service in an Episcopal ceremony from Vergo Pyay Mint Jeanette Halford. Later the party takes a woodland stroll and a social call in Chicago is mentioned.
A premature dynamite blast in the Northern Pacific freight yards Saturday evening killed sixteen men and severely injured many others. Names of the dead and injured are listed among workers and powder men, with the blast described as a chastardly assault by authorities. The article also reports unrelated incidents including a separate shooting in Long Island City and various local accidents, hospital uses, and political maneuverings around a world’s fair director generalship.
A violent windstorm tears through a town causing widespread destruction. Reports indicate houses leveled, trees uprooted, and several residents killed or severely injured. Officials confirm numerous injuries and property losses across Parmer Rebate and surrounding areas.
In Septembers storms a violent lightning sequence caused fatal and injuring effects across multiple locations. A barn near Javot Bodarteo burned with livestock killed, a worker injured, and a tree shelter struck, with reports of burns and disfigurement. Nearby towns recount storms that damaged property and disrupted daily life as crews assess the aftermath.
A dramatic stunt near the coast draws crowds as a diver named Dickson plunges from a high point toward the shore. Spectators describe a tense moment before the performer regains balance and completes the hazardous display without serious injury. The act is part of a broader show including cable crossing feats and maritime exhibition.
The session stalls as the Senate weighs a naval bill and antidelinency measures. Conversations center on the canal project and military funding, with leaders signaling possible committee referrals and timed votes to align with party strategy.
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