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24 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1890
Page
1
A damaged OCR snippet shows stray phrases and garbled characters lacking clear names dates or events. No coherent article facts emerge to identify people places organizations or outcomes.
A fragmentary note outlines a forthcoming race event with talk of wise patrons, management of a skilled horseman, and assurances of top horses. It hints at large purses and the potential for notable entrants, though details are unclear.
Nite: Krom Knorville and Miss Allie Reely of Middletown visit family in Frederick. Guests from Virginia and Pennsylvania, including Mrs. Charles A. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Darby, and Misses from nearby towns, gather for Sunday calls. Rev. Shock and Rev. Mickley preach. Gen William McKalg nomination praised by Democrats. Miss Elizabeth Chapman resigns. Miss Georgia Henneson appointed instructor. A light bay horse stolen from J. N. Merchant. second horse stolen in past three months. Factories planned by M. V. Richards for Aetmenhon and large agricultural works. Frederick County Charities and Correction seeks sealed bids. hunting and shooting outings noted.
The court opened with Mrs Birchall accused of aiding Benneth’s murder. Pelley testified that Birchall and he sketched and planned, discussing Henwell’s absence and luggage. Cross examinations probed footwear inconsistencies and Birchall’s involvement as evidence is weighed.
A chaotic dispatch from Marie railway reports a catastrophic accident destroying dating records and warehouses near Proat streets. Collateral damage includes Kenerab Athces burning and widespread loss to Coroonary facilities with casualties amid harbor and rail disruptions on the Aspinwall Panama link.
The day featured a partisan quorum dispute in the chamber with Republicans claiming a majority and Democrats absent. Resolutions unseating Elliott and seating Miller were approved, followed by a controversial call for the previous question as tension rose among party lines. Local crime and court notes report a fatal shooting in San Francisco, a bank robbery in Ohio, and multiple adjournments in Newark and New York courts.
Across Europe and Asia, heavy floods cause widespread damage. Rail embankments collapse, towns flood, crops ruined, and thousands lose work as rivers surge. In China and France, infrastructure collapses disrupt transportation and livelihoods, with several towns submerged and workers displaced.
Across the city Yom Kippur was observed with fasting and prayer ending at sundown. Synagogues held solemn services as leaders preached repentance and the community joined in prayers and hymns reflecting on atonement and renewal.
The fragment reports the death of a young child aged four with bereavement details and local obituary notes. Names and places are garbled but indicate a family obituary in a local news page. The text mentions a ceremony or service and a procession with references to lanterns and mourning customs.
Fragmented text describes a river accident or rail incident with references to a disaster site, witnesses, officials, and investigations. Mentions New York, a shuttle of letters, and a jury, with several garbled names and technical details.
In Philadelphia the Republican League opened its convention at the Academy of Music with President Byron Stuart delivering the welcome address. Delegates were named for a national convention in Cincinnati in April 1901, as platform committees reported unanimous relations and endorsements for the party’s leaders and federal policy. The Doyle town fair in Pennsylvania previews its 26th annual agricultural show with George W. Lielamater and Robert E. B. visiting candidates. A baby’s body found in the canal at Hamman’s Be, Sept 24, linked to a wife’s disappearance. police investigate possible heartbreak and return home. Dr Faves Brown resigns as engine representative in Trannassore.
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