Trial of Four Murders of Lanz Assistant Secretary Rockhill Receives Letter
A letter from Teo Berghoz, U S consul to Exaerum, dated March 13 1897, notes the scheduled trial of three Armenians and one Kurd for the murder of Frank G Lenz near Gbikant Erzroom Province. The trial, set for March 18, was postponed due to the court president s illness. British dragoman represented the government as American consular papers were not approved. The four defendants forfeited bail and died, with the Armenians sent to Rusela and the Kurd sent to an unknown location. Lenz was en route from Frederick to New York, planning a world tour, and he lingered in town overnight, prompting condolences.
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Warrant Issued for Dennis McMahan in Schreysville Disturbance
A warrant was issued this morning for the arrest of Dennis McMahan of Schreysville on a charge of creating a disturbance during Saturday Night Inst. May's fate was not clarified in the report.
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Mississippi Flood Crisis Stakes Vast Agricultural Losses
Washington reports a department of agriculture chart shows flood damage across Mississippi valley districts south of Cairo. Mississippi bears the largest losses with over 18,000 submerged farms, 200,000 acres under water, and a crop value near 95 million dollars. Arkansas Missouri and Tennessee also suffer large agricultural impacts with substantial livestock and crops stranded or unsold. The submerged area threatens cotton and corn, with regional totals and values outlined.
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Traffic resumes on Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
News notes traffic is back on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. President McKinley visits the Naval Academy at Annapolis. A contractor and two others are injured by falling walls in Ga gerstown. The Gordy murder trial starts today in Georgetown Delaware. Baltimore University Medical School reports fifty five graduates. Two steamers to be built for Meptane Steam Navigation between Baltimore and Rotterdam. J Weaver killed at Weaver & Sons yard. Mary Custis McIntyre dies after being run over by a wagon on North Calvert Street. Security committee recommends listing five hundred thousand dollars of first mortgage bonds for the Baltimore Catonville and Elshow's Mills Railroad. Captain W W Peabody cited in connection with Interstate Commerce Commission chairmanship.
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Appeal Case Decided in Annan Horner & Co v Hays
The Court of Appeals upheld Mr. Hays in the dispute over the sale of the Byers estate under a mortgage. It held senior creditors are not liable for junior claims absent actual notice and that recording junior claims does not bind a senior creditor. Attorneys Rowe Maulsks Bebold Motter represented the parties.
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Disappeared Daughter Found After Weekend Absence
Amelis Zepp, sixteen, daughter of Mrs Lucretis Zepp of Market Space, left home Saturday afternoon without consent. She was found yesterday in Watersville near Baltimore visiting relatives. Zepp travelled there and plans to return with her daughter later this week.
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Flora Stantford Leads Touring Company in Frederick
Miss Flora Stantford visits the city with part of her troupe during Holy Week. Several artists have returned home for Easter, while Stantford remains a favorite with Frederick theatre patrons. The company, led by Br J B Hollingstead, will perform a week at the Opera House next week.
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Preventing Pneumonia From La Grippe with Chamberlains Remedy
A claim that pneumonia risk from la grippe is avoided when Chamberlains C Remedy is used. It asserts thousands have used it with no pneumonia cases and that the remedy cures faster than others. Sold by A. N. Dearre and W. RudMt. Aire in Frederick.
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Untitled Medical Remedy Advertisements in The News
A collage of medical infomercials promotes Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh, Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation and headaches, Garratt Source American Broxer Core for pain relief, and Karl's Clover Root Tea for complexion. Ads claim cures and free samples, with testimonials and distributor names.
House adjourns three days as Simpson heckles journal
Washington April 2 The house will press ahead with three day adjournments this week as Jerry Simpson Kansas vows to force a quorum to approve the journal. Democrats show limited aid and party leaders favor inaction though armor plate questions may surface. Senate focus centers on Morgan Cuban resolution bankruptcy bill Anglo American arbitration treaty and appropriation bills. Senator Davies hopes for treaty consideration this week.
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Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief and Endurance
A testimonial touts Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a cure for long standing catarrh. Hon George Taylor of Scanlon Pa reports twenty years of misery ending after brief use, praising rapid relief and elimination of symptoms. Sold by A L Pearce. The piece also promotes Earl’s Clover Root Tea for constipation in women, available through Albert L Pearre in the Etchison Building.
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The Common Sense Medical Adviser Promises Healing Power
Promotional notice touts Dr. Pierce's medical adviser as saving many from sickness by science and nerve strength. It urges sending stamps for a free paper bound copy or cloth bound edition from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, NY.
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