08 Apr 1886
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1886
Page
1
Directory listing principal Frederick business houses with names and locations. Compiled for subscribers and general public benefit, noting establishments, trades, and transportation context relevant to those conducting Frederick commerce.
A brutal crime in St. Francis brings police urgency as a laboring man terrorizes his family and a coroner orders arrest. Montgomery reveals a Bible linked to Jefferson Davis oath, while other items report flood danger subsiding, Farragut claim hearings, and Chinese treaty issues.
Jefferson items report Lutheran church youths flourished with 20 to 30 members and a fellow townsman Raymond Shaff heads to Lovettsville to set up a shoemaking shop. Five new Lutheran members were installed. Rev. Mann resigns at Middletown. Petersville notes record Rev. Osbhorne as pastor of the M E church delivering a sermon on 2 Corinthians. Local visitors and a 9-pound wild goose shoot mark the week as moving trends flourish.
The relief fund in Havana for destitute Key West residents totals 2600 dollars. The Gem City Mills at Quincy were destroyed by fire Tuesday night, with losses around 200000 dollars. A British ship broke up at Spring Lake, scattering kerosene barrels. Threats were made to kill piano firm head Frederick Stieff. Professor Thomas A. Thacher of Yale died in his sleep at age 72. A Russian wolf bite party member dies in Paris after hydrophobia symptoms. Mexican revolutionists are defeated. prisoners and wounded receive care. government troops liberate a prison. The Enchantress boiler exploded off Frying Pan Shoals. three wreckers scarred, one seriously. The Methodist Protestant 58th annual conference convened in Baltimore. Edwin Warfield named Baltimore port surveyor. Thomas Hayes US attorney for Maryland. George Cairnes US marshal for Maryland. Logan army bill killed in Senate 31 to 19 amid debate. East St. Louis strikers force yard takeovers. Hoxie reports freight up versus last year. Striking workers issue incendiary circulars in Ottawa and Lawrence. Master Workman Powderly resumes correspondence.
The advertisement claims Hood's Sireaparilia cleanses the blood to eradicate scrofula. It asserts thousands cured and urges purchase from all druggists, presenting no medical proof.
An advertisement extols Simmons Liver Regulator as a purely vegetable remedy that prevents or cures forms of malaria with chills and fever, asserting superiority to calomel and quinine. It targets readers seeking herbal health products and asserts safety and efficacy without medical consultation.
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