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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1900

Page

5

Tiffany Exhibit Highlights at Paris Exposition

The Paris Exposition showcases Tiffany & Co. with a magnificent display. A black pearl brooch with fancy diamonds is valued at $30,000 and sold on opening day. Burmese silver toilet set, gold plated, enchants the boudoir, while a Bar mesa effect features tiny enamel discs. A George II style candelabrum accompanies the Grand Silver Service of 110 pieces, all hand-pieced, chased, and gracefully decorated.

Tiffany & Co New York George II

Untitled fragment hints at a courtroom or incident scene

A garbled report mentions a trial or incident with references to a person named Himsa vestens and a mention of a tugboat or stage apparatus. The text suggests a sequence of events including a decertion or desertion charge, a broken amber and fury over a bar, ending with a name PESSINE GLE.

Beack

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cures For Stomach Ills

A Salem, Massachusetts resident reports long dyspepsia relief after using Hood's Sarsaparilla, noting improved health and a yearly spring dose. Another Findlay, Ohio writer credits the remedy with reviving energy and steady blood, aiding a torpid liver and post illness recovery. The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as Peculiar to Itself and effective.

Hood Gross Findlay Ohio

Woman jumps Brooklyn Bridge in failed suicide bid

New York reports Miss Marie Dinse, 32, leaped from the Brooklyn Bridge at 2 PM after a show. She landed in the water, survived with no broken bones but possible internal injuries, and is hospitalized at Hudson Street. Police note she faced dispossession for unpaid rent and instalments at a Manhattan boarding house. Dreyfus arrives in Switzerland with nephew Paul Valabroque and a villa stay.

Brooklyn Bridge New York Miss Marie Dinse Miss Dinse MacArthur Hudson Street Hospital Brooklyn Fr. Maudin Twenty-third Street

Wepener relief efforts push through sodden roads

General Chermside and General Rundle advance west of De Wet's position as rain slows movement. Reports from Alfwal North say prisoners were captured and sent to Pretoria. Boers suffered heavy losses, with 100 killed claimed by escaped servants near Wepener.

London Chermside Geberal Rundle de Wet Free State Wepezer Oorlogspoort Deigety Alfwal North Capt Little Brabant Lieut Holbeck Milne Reuter Wepener Pretoria Cape Mounted Rifles Elandslaagte Biggarsberg Range Steyn Ladybrand Ficksburg Natal Lord Roberts Bloemfontein Daily Times Prettyman Free

Actor Moreledge Sentenced to 25 Years for Holdups

Kansas City April 21 An actor identified as Moreledge was found guilty in the circuit court and sentenced to 25 years in the penitentiary for holding up two restaurants and a saloon in the city center to raise funds for his theater company. He pleaded insanity. Testimony portrayed him as a visionary promoter of various schemes including river dam projects and a large cooperative housing venture.

Bismarck N. C Nebraska Kansas Moreledge Wasoner More Jedge Magic

Govern's Easy Victory Ends Brief Featherweight Bout

In New York on April 21 Terry Mc Govern edged Tommy Warren of Brooklyn for a decision after just the first round of a planned 25 round bout at Broadway Athletic Club. Warren, 40, weighed at least 146 pounds and showed little skill, being knocked down twice by Mc Govern and staggered to his corner as the crowd of about 2,000 hissed. The club wisely stopped the bout.

New York Terry McGovern Tommy Warren Brooklyn Broadway Athletic Club Warren Abe Ocdlala

Roosevelt Emerges as Possible Nominee, McKinley Under Pressure

In Philadelphia sources say a rising sentiment favors Theodore Roosevelt for president as McKinley’s popularity wanes. Republican leaders note Roosevelt could stampede the convention absent unanimous McKinley support, with western states and New Mexico voices portraying Roosevelt as gaining strength and potential second place backing.

Melkintey Wellington Maryland Hmn Philadelphia Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Republican Party McKicley Roosevelt McKinley New Mexico Walton Bryan Brysnisi San Juan Hil Santiago Missouri National Committee

Woodruff Backing Seen Affecting Roosevelt Nomination

A fragmented report from political circles suggests Woodruff has strong backing for Roosevelt, while Platt signals support for Woodruff as a key ally if a convention stampe passes. Washington dispatches show President’s friends resisting a stampede and Senator Wellington of Maryland wavering on McKinley.

Woodrul Boung Thoosevelt Tae Prut Wordradt New York Mars Vic Platt Ar. Woodreff Woodreff Ab Kinter Washington Berator Wellington Maryland McKinley

Death notices from Carroll county memorialize Fenby Mentzer Curran and Martz

William Fenby died at his son's home near Avondale aged 82 after 1865 move to Carroll county and expansive travels. Survived by widow 11 grandchildren and children Dr Edwin Bouldin Fenby William Fletcher Fenby Franklin P Fenby Dr Walter Henry Fenby Mrs Alice Fenty Gist and Thomas T Fenby. Elizabeth Mentzer died in Emmitsburg aged about 85 widow of Simon Mentzer with two children John A Mentzer and Annie Mentzer. Catherine J Curran formerly of Emmitsburg and Spring Creek Va died after a day illness. buried in Emmitsburg Presbyterian cemetery. Mrs George Martz aged 75 near Trogyville died April 13. survived by husband and daughter Mrs David Warner. services at Lutheran church and Mt Hope cemetery.

William Fenby Avondale Carroll County Baltimore Washington, D. C Westminster Edwin Bouldin Fenby Haltimore William Fletcher Fenby Franklin P. Fenby Finksburg Walter Henry Fanby Hurlocks Alice Fenty Gist MelIntoth Fis Thomas T. Fenby Elizabeth Mentzer Emmitsburg Mentzer Simon Mentzer John A. Mentzer Annie Mentzer Old Homestead Catherine Corran Catherine J. Curran Emanitsburg Spring Creek David Graham W. B. Shulenberger George Martz Trogtyille This County David Warner Chaurch Prac Mt. Hope Cemetery Woods

Hymeneal Cards Out In Staunton Virginia

Wedding notices announced for Mr J Harry Worthington and Miss Carrie Crowle with ceremony at the bride’s home in Staunton Virginia on Monday April 30. Worthington family ties noted to Urbana and States Attorney Glenn H Worthington. Crowle family listed as daughter of John Donovan Crowle. Also mentions Frederick Gorman and Emily M Gorman marriage at Lathersn parsonage by Rev Kuhlman with few friends present. Esmeralda production at City Opera House next Tuesday for Independent Home Company previews.

J Harry Worthington Misa Carrie Crowle Staunton Virginia Worthington John T. Worthington Urbana Glenn H. Worthington John Donovan Crowle Rose—Gorman Frederick Emily M. Gorman Jacob BR Lathersn Parsonage Kuhlman Miss Gorman The Woman’s College

The Southern Floods Reach Deep Into Mississippi

Reporting from Mobile on April 3, the flood crisis devastates farms and stock across Mississippi and Alabama. Rail lines like the Southern and Louisville and Nashville struggle. trains halted between Meridian and Selma as crews repair washes and breaks. Merrill and Lucedale face overflowed rivers, while the Pascagoula boom endangers bridges. Meridan merchants suffer from suspended rail traffic. crops, especially corn, face near total loss with replanting urged. Governor Tanner’s health raises concern in Springfield.

Mobile Alt Maine and Ohio Whistler Jackson Enterprise Gwynn's Montgomery Buh Buckatunna Mabie Southern Railway Meridian Selma Louisville and Lucedale Merrill Pascagoula Pascagoula River Louisville and Nashville Miss Merideen Vicksburg Hickory Watz Mississippi

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