06 Apr 1894
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1894
Page
1
The article praises Cottolene the new vegetable shortening for widening dietary options beyond lard and butter. It claims Corrorexe cooks with flavor, color, and crispness without greasiness, enhancing digestion and hygiene. Sold by leading grocers, made only by N K Fairbank Co Chicago and St Louis.
The market showed real strength with rapid absorption of shares offered for sale, easing shorts’ ardor. Erie and Hudson rail quotes and New Jersey structures led closing prices, while grains and meats showed mixed activity and steady cheese in market listings.
A damaged notice invites readers to bring a coupon and ten cents to the office to obtain a part of Rand, McNally and Co maps. Orders by mail require an additional two cents for postage. Cut this out.
Rebuttal evidence in Madeline Pollard case centers on her alleged alibi and the missives to “My Dear Sister Louise.” Witnesses from Kentucky dispute prior claims of improper conduct and support Pollard’s age and schooling. Letters described by Mrs Lowell reveal Breckinridge remarks and romance while Pollard lived at a convent near Cincinnati.
New York April 6 James Gordon Bennett negotiates to buy the American cap defender Vigilant and hints at racing her in Nice next year if blocked. Possible meet between Vigilant and Valkyrie in English waters. Asking price reported at 100 pounds. Four fishermen drowned in the Chattahoochee River near Colquitt Ga. Boat capsized. C W Driggers and Milton Driggers survive. others perished. Cullo's cabinet resignation in Chile after President Montt rejects their program.
Lorin A Thurstsen Haw minister weds Elattie E Potter daughter of Mr and Mrs FR Potter of St Joseph in St Josephs home ceremony officiated by Rev H W Davis. Miss Margare Kingsland as bridesmaid and Will Heartt as best man. After a brief informal reception the couple left for Washington then San Francisco to sail for Honolulu on April 14.
Reported discovery of eight bodies near Dawson unsettled. authorities deny verification. In Pennsylvania coke region and Astostows, April 6, troops debated, chiefs jailed, and mob violence waned as lawmen tightened controls. Strikers, led by Alex Marker replacing L. R. Davis, faced arrests and threats while guards protected plants and private property.
Arch bishop Dusme of Cela died in Rome yesterday aged 75. Reports of an Indian uprising are denied as exaggerated. Henry C. Payce, a Northern Pacific receiver, is reported dying at Milwaukee.
Coxey's Commonweal army broke camp at Exposition Park Allegheny and resumed the trek to Washington with about 30 recruits from Pittsburgh. Thousands lined Pittsburgh streets as the procession passed, with Homestead escort, then halted for a large gathering and camp setup. Arrests, court actions, and dismissals plagued the movement as reporters warned of lean supplies and dwindling support.
Residents express alarm as Coxey's army nears Washington with fears of depredations. Storekeepers consider filching protection from the governor, while others discuss safety measures and ordinances. Separate church notes outline May procession plans, dedications, and mass schedules at Dolino's Church and the Sacred Heart league activities.
A complete set of instruments is positioned at the Woman's College to determine weather conditions. Readings are taken three times daily and reports sent to the United Weather Service in Baltimore. Preparations are under way for an annual catalogue to be issued about May 1.
Gover Z. Coblentz and Miss Georgetts M. Boyer, Frederick County, married March 28, 1894 at the bride’s parents home near Broad Run by Rev. M. F. Lowe.
George A. Schroeder shows some improvement while Col Hayden of Court Street remains ill. Jacob F. Schmidt of West Fourth Street has not improved and remains in poor condition.
Eight members of the Frederick Gun Club went to A McDevitt's yesterday afternoon for a clay pigeon practice shoot. Each participant fired 10 shots and a score of 60 out of 80 was recorded.
Judge Caldwell in Omaha United States Circuit Court holds organized labor may seek higher wages like corporations, overturning Judge Jenkins. Opinion endorses court control of railroad operations, confirms arbitration rules, and preserves overtime limits while criticizing receivers for wage-cut proposals. Spectators filled the courtroom as Caldwell declared the decision plain for all workers to grasp.
Charleston dispatch reports conflict within Governor Tillman's circle over recent proclamations and Tillman’s authority. Secretary of State Tindal disapproves of using his name on state seals, and tensions rise as officials, including Mayfield, denounce Tillman. Concurrent items note arrests in Vermont freight car thefts, jury bribery rumors in Brooklyn, and various local incidents across several states.
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