19 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1890
Page
1
A garbled historical snippet mentions Iowa and a letter related to coin ideas. The legible words suggest a discussion or draft about a coinage concept and a post or mail reference, but the overall meaning is unclear and fragmentary.
Incoherent draft mentions a wedding between Sunny and a Grouram figure with references to honors and a horseman. The text includes unclear roles and assurances of fairness, hinting at vows and traditional duties, but lacks readable names, dates, or concrete actions.
Romsport and Shank close their bakery. Jas. Me Stuith builds a new bake oven adjacent to the old shop. Rermsport and Wisotokey will do the baking, Chas. Single hires a Hanover PA baker, Luther Sherle from Harney trains with his uncle. Communion services set for Lutheran church Sunday Sept 28 at 1 pm, with preparatory rites. Union Chapel hosts a service at 2:30 pm. New car deliveries: South Baltimore Car Works to ship 600 box cars to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to alleviate traffic. Cars 34 feet long with automatic couplers and air brakes, painted green with a white shield. Real estate transfers include 75 acres by James W. Flangan and George W. Kling. Funeral: Frederick Krants laid to rest. interment at Mount Olivet. Legal note: Mrs. Catharine Hyder sues for damages over a trench injury at the York Turnpike. Various improvements noted in local properties and church activities.
Reported arrests of Patrick O'Brien and Rev David Hauphreys of Tipperary amid a crackdown on nationalist leaders. The Dublin government seeks to curb agitation linked to rent protests and potential American tours by Dillon and O'Brien. Nationalists claim backlash will fuel their cause as police widen searches and warrants.
The widow Mantwill, believed tied to a murder case that left her husband cut down at home, has remarried William Berlin. Police continue to investigate a sprawling mystery linking Mantwill’s circle with the crime, with several suspects and associates under scrutiny.
In Washington the president considered sending a minister to the senate on the anti-lottery measure. Private Secretary Halford will forward the bill promptly to the White House. the post office department will handle its standard inve ntigation and report. The president received news of a $14,000,000 redemption proposal and continued mountain travel with Mrs. Harrison and guests as local invitations were extended. A Boston arrest linked to a long-ago theft case, along with a train wreck on the Warren branch and Emin Pasha’s actions in Africa, were also reported amid weather-driven flood threats and railroad delays.
In New York a grim double suicide and murder unfold near the Germania cafe and elevated platform. Emilie Rossi, a Berlin actress, shoots her lover and then herself as a male companion watches from a window above the tracks. Police confirm the pair arranged their deaths with farewell cards and a shared final act.
An extraordinary session disturbance erupts over a quorum vote. A door is ordered opened after deputies failed to reach the required number, leading to arrests and a scramble to compel attendance. Republicans warn against adjournment as lawmakers race to resolve the impasse.
Six Philadelphia delegates to a Democratic clubs convention were injured in Reading Pennsylvania when their carriage ran wild after a driver misjudged a turn at Lauer's Park. One man suffered a severe leg injury entangled with the wheel, another dislocated shoulder, another knee cap injury, and others sustained various scratches and internal injuries. The horses bolted and the carriage overturned, but the party survived with non fatal wounds as they awaited recovery plans. The report also notes related local gatherings and church synod activities in nearby towns.
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