City Council Hears Standing Committee Revisions At Session
City council discussed standing committee amendments and rules suspension. Members named new committees including Water, Law, Public Buildings, Lamps, Education, with Thomas Moles elected to head the Water Department roster. Meeting adjourned to 6 pm at Ninth and Buttonwood for a grade establishment project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Blake
K. Adams
K. Eel
J. Menton
D. A. Rodney
David R. Smith
Ndp. Townsend
Towle
B. F. Townsend
Robert H
Aylor
Alfred Dooney
Igabert U- Shaw
Wm. F. Robinson
Jer K. Adame
LAW
Shaw
J. ¥. Lawrence
H. Blaks
Lewis
J.V. Lawrence
Rodaresa
A . F. Robson
Buildn’s
Robert H. Taylor
Ichael
George
McMenamie
Charles W. Ballay
O. Moore
A. P. Bailey
Grossment
George Barnhill
James Ummichael
George Abele
J. ©. Moore
Robert C. Shaw
Joseph K. Adara
James McKenna
C. Moore
P. Robinson
Mr. Paynter
Mr. Jor
Cornell
Paynter
Count Reil
Water Department
Thomas M
Oles Nae
Ogle
Abele
Couneil
Ninth
Buttonwood Streets
Star Route defendanta before Grand Jury in Washington
An item notes that a Star Route case defense claims the Grand Jury in Washington is more favorable to the defendants. it argues government readiness is lacking and the jury’s stance benefits defendants more than prosecutors. It also mentions local business notices and a city railway superintendent appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Beecued From Death by Dr William Ball's Balsam
The account by William J Coughnin of Bomeriile Mn recalls a severe lung illness in 1876 with severe coughing and loss of appetite. After trying various remedies he reports a dramatic recovery following William Mall's Sal-sam for the lungs and claims the balsam cured consumption, praising its results over other medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Coughnin
Bomeriile
William Mall
William Ball
Mestinga To Night in Pp de Or Lanaperitesio
Fragmentary text lists names and places with unclear context. Readable items include Batu and Veron Qounell among scattered terms, but the overall event or identity remains uncertain. No coherent action or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batu
Lanaperitesio
Veron Qounell
Trains and Timetables From an Unreadable Page
Fragmentary timetable notes show train stops and routes with times around morning and afternoon sessions. Mentions include Wilmington and New York area depots, with several unclear numbers and stations, suggesting partial rail schedule details.
Mayor Alimond Celebrates Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
The mayor John P Alimond and his wife celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary at Lis Hones residence with over a hundred guests including City Council members and officials. A silver pitcher gift presented by Council members noted the couple's long service while refreshments and warm wishes filled the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alimond
Wiss
Pamora
Lis Hones
Senator Bayard
L.E. Wales
Koons
Koons, Schwarz & Co
Philadelphia
Hendrie
Harry John Palmer
Abram Palmer
Gruf Adam H. P. Bar
J. P. Wales
Henry Garrett
Isaac ©. Pyle
John W. Lawson
A. Gilbert Robinson
Enoch Moore
Jacob Joes
E. T. Walton
J Miller
John Taylor
J Gabbre
Ats . Cae
H. B. Otire
Neer
M. G. Conwell
Ball
John G. Baker
H. A. Robinson
City Coanell
A Bay
Wo. Allmond
Allmond
John P. Allmond
New York
Couena
Beecher
Carmichael
Blake
Rodney
Townsend
Our Churches To-Morrow With Multiple Services Across City Churches
Several congregations announce Sunday services across the city. Redeemer and Covenant churches list morning and evening worship with Sunday schools, while New Jerusalem, Central Presbyterian, St Paul’s M E, First Presbyterian, Second Baptist, Trinity, and Household of Faith plan sermons on faith, theology, and public education. Officials note a court case involving Eva Phillips and bail set, with further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Eighth
Monroe Streets
J. L. Esttin
Episcopal Church of the Covenant
Second Street
West
Washington
E. W. Kirby
New Jerusalem
J. B. Parmelee
Joseph
Central Presbyterian Church
King Street
Highto
J. H. Nix
St. Paul's M. E
Mr. Richards
Second Baptist Church
French Streets
R. B. Cook
Eva Phillips
Rachael Ganby
Gray
Coroner's Jury Rules Heart Disease Caused Death After Blow
The coroner's jury found James M. Galory died of heart disease superinduced by a blow from Joseph Mowbray. Post mortem showed a diseased heart and no skull fracture, with death attributed to heart condition accelerated by the strike, not brain concussion. Mowbray was to be tried next court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twe Corearpa Ereia
Phdpton
Azette Yesterd
Ugle
Springer and
Morruon
James M. Galory
Joseph Mowbray
Maxwell
Benjamo Sheffer
Susan Hinson
Howard
Springer
Morrison
Corrobora
Ogle
Scelbeuaet
Joseph Ay
Mowbray
New Castle
Local notices and ads mix with city events and sales
Fragmentary 19th century notices report clam dishes at Fullmer’s and Fuller's, fire company calls, and a Cape May trip. A coroner remarks on Joseph Highban’s murder. announcements include a West Presbyterian service, high school commencements tickets, and Dr Todd advertising chronic disease treatments at Market Street offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullmars
Fullmer's
Fuller's
City Hall
Gennelly
Friendship Fire Company
Cape May
John O'Byrne
DuPont Post
West Presbyterian
Ehury
Hartma& Fohtpabach
Delaware Western
Joseph Ifighban
Weldin
Fies Oma Doen
Sue Cornell
Buttonwood
Oper House
Paniacean
Depot
Todd
Market Street
Markavetrert
Marke
Death of local merchant after brief illness
Perea ware and D T Hawkins died suddenly at the corner of Seventh and hard streets. The deceased had run a tract of business including conveyancing and banking, was a long time M E church steward, and leaves a wife and four children. He had a wide circle of friends and was regarded as a devoted husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perea
D.T. Hawkins
M. E. Church
Church
Zenan Ae
Toring
Fire Department Chief's Annual Report Presented to City Council
The Chief Engineer's annual Fire Department report was presented to the City Council with 250 copies ordered. It covers monthly activities, department finances, equipment values, and recommendations including an extension ladder, relief valves, horses for carriages, and division of districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Sharpley
Sar
Engineer of Fire
NATO
Eurease
Waters Department
Eek
Inet Arentagy
Bos Bose
Orhannoe
Enrith
Elaware
Bearis
Death bed marriage shocks Chicago society
Dying actress Eugenia Hair of the Grand Opera-house Company wed Forrest Robinson on Warren Avenue as her condition worsened after a fall in St Paul. The ceremony occurred at the dying bride's mother's residence, with reports noting the concealed wedding plans amid her deteriorating health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Eugenia Hair
Grand Opera-house
Forrest Robinson
Warren Avenue
Ciy
St. Paul
Cone Oe Tee
Grant Criticized for Senatorial Dictatorship Theory
In a sharp critique the writer warns against a theory that the President must abdicate to Senate will. It argues such senatorial courtesy would wield executive power through Republican dictation, likening the Senate to a Venetian Council and condemning Grant for supporting such a doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forney
Grant
United States
Senate
Congress
Washington
Conkll
New York
Charles Sumner
Garfield
Conkling
Simon Cameron
Cameron Benit
Polk
Cameron
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
Great Britain
van Buren
Itty York
Webster
Chusetts
L. Southard
New Jersey
Hubart F. Stockton
Thomas H. Benton
Missouri
Jackson
Henry Horn
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Depew
Ater
Six tons of silver ore landed for smelting experiment
Six tons of silver ore valued at 50000 was landed on Windmill ore field in Dilenet to be reduced at Tathan smelting works. Shipped by Governor Sheppard of Washington to his partner L H Stevens. Governor erects mining machinery while ore is crushed elsewhere. If successful the plan could save ten percent tax on ore from that country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windmill Oe
Dilenet
Tathan
Sheppard
Washington
L. H. Stevens
Population figures for Cecil County towns listed
The document lists populations for Cecil County towns including Elkton 1 75, Port Deposit 1 050, Warwick 324, and other named places, with a county total of 27 108. The figures appear partial and may be from a historical census listing.
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Cecil Aeark
Ton
Warwick
City
Elkton
Eensoes
Uoarlon Au
Ater Tun
Port’ Deposit
Ville
County
Remedy for Kidney and Liver Complaints Promoted
A regional ad-like notice claims a combined remedy can treat liver and kidney disorders, promising speedy cures. It urges sufferers to use the product immediately and avoid neglect, presenting an urgent health appeal in antiquated language.
Labor unrest and ship laborers on strike across ports
Reports describe widespread labor friction with sizing waste and port labor shifts as strikes affect Liverpool Glasgow and other ports. Notes mention steamship alliance arrivals St Johns and Arctic routes, plus a series of unrelated local incidents and legal outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Glasgow
Monreal
United States
Arctic
An Poate
Satanah
Jenna Pape
Jing Tyuse
James B. Doyle
Waa
Chicago
Neme Toomas Lee
Biles C. Herring
Henry Hoberman
New York
Washington Penn
Charles Caulfield
Mostar
Ambrose Cisale Oy K
Gunnison River
Colorado
Jacob Dunser
Litton
Harriet Andrews
Vermont
Wheeler
Potter
Gbnkling
Lapham
Kerman
Pratt
Corsa
Crowley
Hooki
Tremalo
Hoskins
Soea
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Thomas Johnson
Harlan « Hollingsworth Company
Sara
Watkins’ Glen
Davis
Transcrip
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Republic
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Dispatch
Star, World
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Times and Sun
George A. Davis
Wm. Burnet
Hus
Wilmin, City
Sant Chamborns
W. M. Kuwnanp & Co
Wiscommence
Boy’s
Menton
W. E. Holmes
Ogal Tire Tanle
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W. Mrern
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Gay Council
Frialty Church
James W. Ashton
Trinity
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Ae Behnke
Mare Eiep
Kmatamasco
Mich
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J.J. Banco
M.D
Bright
John Griscome
Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Detroit
Clarence Davis
Alonzo Barrett
the Fire Department
Nual
Engi
Lever
Garreld
Ots
Toronto
Vincent
Chautauqua
Cam Ira
J. Guowski
Merve Musterer
AN Che Bond
Bal Areb
Windmill Island
Cecil
Mirrer
Fermar
Bartram
Benjamin
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