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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1895
Page
3
An advertisement touts Brown's Iron Bitters as a reliable tonic to relieve nervous worry and headaches, improve appetite, and strengthen the blood. It claims benefits for both adults and children, praising its pleasant taste and warning to use the genuine product marked by crossed red lines on the wrapper.
The governor blocks rapid police and fire commissioner appointments amid a tense standoff. Mayor Bernie defends a precautionary pact to avert bloodshed as Chief White reinforces a reserve force. Journalists report threats of armed intervention, while officials clash over authority and the legitimacy of the new board.
A Baltimore Elks lodge plans a nationwide tribute to Jack Biy foreman of the Atlantic City Electric Railway who risked his life during the Casino collapse in Atlantic City. A handsome medal and purse will honor his actions as the live end was left reachable.
A garbled report outlines Holmes alleging multiple deities and a wife claim, with assertions about Pat Quitlan and William, plus supposed proof that Peterel children are safe lands. It hints at a murder conviction attempt while tying in a Philadelphia woman and a suspect network in Greensburg and Andeeshx Indiana. The piece references Harry Walker’s disappearance, a life insurance link to Holmes, and Emiline Cigrand’s marriage and suspected murder in Minnesota.
The International Geographical Congress in Lospus, on July 29, urged swift Antarctic exploration, favoring Berlin for the 1896 meeting and noting Borobgremimk’s Antarctic voyage hints a vast southern continent of about 9,000,000 square miles. The congress called for worldwide scientific societies to push the project before century’s end.
National officers of a large Irish American organization representing 500000 in New York endorsed a revolutionary move for Irish independence by force of arms. Key speakers from Philadelphia Cincinnati and Columbia urged action against England, while the convention set for Chicago outlined a militant plan and warned England will be forced to yield.
Four Chinamen arrested for evading the exclusion law face a legal challenge in U S court. Judge Grumeup delays ruling, freeing the men temporarily as the case tests whether the act excludes only laborers or more. Attorney Finger argues the law is invalid and overly broad.
Nation League results show Philadelphia 10 over Brooklyn 8 and Pittsburgh 2 over Cleveland. Boston 15 over Baltimore 3. Chicago 6 over St Louis 2. Washington 9 over New York 4. Minor leagues list Wilkes-Barre 18 over Scranton 1. Springfield split with Buffalo 10-6 and 14-4. Toronto 14 over Providence 2 with a second game incomplete. Local items include Cornell coach Courtney under fire as T. McCarthy Fennell defends his son. Wilkes-Barre National Guard members discharged. Hawaiian annexation talks. Waller family stranded in Mauritius. Cleveland Steel Canal boats sailing. bells contract for Minneapolis city hall. widow persecution in Stamboul. death of journalist George Perking.
In San Francisco during the Durant trial only six jurors had been drawn. A 1400 barrel strike in Sisterville West Virginia caused excitement. Tammany’s Croker Grant ticket won New York elections defeating Furroy and Gilroy. Sir Thomas Wade KC B died in Cambridge England at 75. Coughlin and Georges, horse thieves and murderers, clashed with officers near Salt Lake City. they escaped. In Chaneyville Texas Ben Guinan, recently acquitted for assault, attacked the judge who was knocked down.
A catastrophic flood devastated Socorro county towns, washing away bridges and miles of railway, destroying adobe homes and crops, with at least 13 deaths among Mexican residents and many missing. Water entered churches and structures, while property losses exceed 1 million dollars as search parties scour river banks for victims.
New Year activity in stock and produce markets shows fairly active but irregular trading. Sugar led activity with varied bids across Del. & Hudson, Reading, Lehigh Valley, and Pennsylvania lines. mixed prices in Pennsylvania and New Jersey sectors. Livestock and dairy items steady to firm with western dairy and creamery products noted. hogs, cattle, and sheep markets display modest gains and general movement amid a tight overall tone.
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