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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
1
A scanned mixed-up page fragment from The Daily News discusses politics and public notices. It references McKinley and Latrobe, debates over popular election of senators, a Cumberland Independent banquet, and practical notes about press courtesies and mining news toward Nome and Cape Nome.
Conflicting reports from Cape Nome describe meager gold take on beaches while others claim local miners earn little and camps lack supplies. Captain Tuttle notes crowded tents, poor sanitation, and typhoid dangers within 10 miles of Nome post. Dr Ravenscroft reports hopeful early July activity and steady work on the beach.
A collage of clipped notes mocks press honesty in China and politics while Garret county chestnut yields and a yacht charity proposal stirs public reaction. The Cumberland report notes lawyers’ reticence about a Wellington speech on imperialism triggering media ire.
A collage of humorous lines from 19th century papers shows witty exchanges about public foolishness, a bragging man seeking to be household word, a farmer profiting from summer boarders, and a Sunday school token quip about fishing on Sunday. The snippets capture lighthearted banter and social snapshots.
The Fool-Killer warns that election year betting spreads beyond political partisans to cover cash pledges and absurd stunts. Professional gamblers treat campaigns as a harvest, while a wave of freak bets, naked courage tests, and public contrition acts flood the lists. The piece notes the season’s appetite for sensational wagering and the long ledger of ridiculous bets.
In Brevard North Carolina an editor defends recommending proprietary medicines citing personal family use of Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. The piece argues early dosage saves suffering while awaiting a physician. It asserts no cure replacement but advocates keeping a bottle on hand.
Reading fragments from varied poems shows a blend of reflective lines on getting started facing aging and the beauty of tranquil days. Imagery of flowers bees and a sunlit moment contrasts with aspirations and midlife worries. The piece cites Rivney D. Snoopers from the St. Louis Republic.
The article describes dragonflies as potential natural mosquito controllers, citing Captain Macaulay's Army remarks about dragonflies decimating millions of mosquitoes at Fort Abraham Lincoln and ongoing tests in New Jersey. It notes the dragonfly’s voracious appetite, its life cycle, and the possibility of releasing dragonflies to combat mosquitoes in affected regions, plus related railroad excursion notices and commercial blurbs embedded in the page.
In Lospu x Aug 1 American British and Japanese troops advance on Pekin this morning with allied forces in motion. A dispatch confirms the safety of foreign ministers at Pekin according to Minister Wa.
Twenty four alleged Confederate conspirators in the murder of King Humbert have been arrested. A royal envoy arrived in Monza and proceeded with inquiries as authorities pursue the case.
Hoyt was released this morning in the care of a physician chosen by his friends. A guardian was appointed to oversee the arrangements and welfare.
Wasincroix August 1 ex governor Wolcott has accepted the position of ambassador to Italy after a special dispatch to The News.
Charles R. Crammitt, arrested last week on a wife beating charge, was granted a hearing before Justice Wood yesterday. After hearing the evidence, the justice dismissed the case and ordered the prisoner's release. The rest of the text includes merchant advertising on customer satisfaction and several non-related items.
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