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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1896

Page

3

The Tired Stomach and a Digestive Cordis Remedy

An article discussing digestive fatigue and poor appetite. It promotes the Bharsi Digestive Cordis made by Mt Lebaron, W. Taken after meals to aid digestion, strengthen the stomach, and improve comfort. A trial bottle is offered by druggists for ten cents despite reader doubts.

Whipmucepur Yitoh Ag Bager Comcanus Mt. Lebaron

National Building Association Leaders Named in Baltimore City

The Baltimore city chapter lists Ernest J. Enabe Jr. as president and Ames D. Mason as vice president with a slate of directors including Wilbur F. Jackson and Edward Paine. The notice details stock dues at 60 cents monthly and 7 percent annual dividends for full paid stock, directing inquiries to Barber Johnson, sole agent in Frederic MD.

Ernest J. Enabe, Jr Ames D. Mason J. Weslef Glest Tressurer Wm. Knabe & Co Pano Ocliator P. Paine Paine & Molaran W. Hall Wilbur F. Jackson Continental Nat’ Bank Sdward Baine James D. Mabon James D. Mason Co R. Winslow Williams WM. P. Harvey M. McD Peichard

Heat's tolls rise as city thins, hundreds dead in heat

News from New York and surrounding areas details a blistering heat wave that killed many across the region. Officials report dozens of deaths, with hundreds more prostrated while hospitals sought police aid to transport victims. Death tallies span New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken, and Philadelphia, with reports of heat waves, prostrations, and overwhelmed ambulance services.

New York Pete Charles Swanson Peter Brady Samuel Beckman John Zoga Martin McGowan Thomas McFadden Maria Reilly Evlen Sullivan T. G Courmer Patrick Farrell William Armstrong Robert Anderson Michael Aic Cann Selig Kinsburg John Law Jer Reine Drucke Charles Carroll Henry Schroeder James Farrell William Crouson Jennie Monze Louis Schumann Peter O'Brien Norah O'Brien William Foy Charles Pauls Martin Kane Amelia Blanes Thomas Byrnes F. H. Stuliender Charles F. McDonald Catherine Crowley Henry Dehslate Charles Hoffman William Strong Ente. Uhl Thomas Kenney Charles Bitvendorf Adolph Strasser Henry Diederich Julius Arrens Edward Mary Mount Electric Light Company John Goodisen Barner Birch Michael Winne John Hillson Joseph Walker Patrick Thornton Peter Moran Mary Jauch Adolph Straens Benjamin Huassette John Leideh Sarah Broderick Thomas Eshoe John Campbell Patrick McGloney Michael Nugent Brooklyn John Lons Frank Gibbs Alien Cahill Annie Shibler John Higgins Michael Hyland Otto Seldan Morris Pettigrew John Henkler William Rane Staten Island Patrick Whalen Thomas Leach Patrick Reagan Romana Lodermann Patrick Quinn Frederick Blume Thomas J. Pittman William Schmidt Pauline Becker Mary Farrell Patrick Ruddr James Flanders Frederick Taber Charles Gargarei Jersey City Patrick Sheridan Charles Callahan Henry Tiedaman Jacob Eisel Charles BM. Harding David Pryor Johu Hart John Kerwin Tipper Hoboken Henry D. Merer John Prids Richard Krueger New Brunswick N. J HL Exnes Thomas Bradley Thomas Brown Miskato Pelot Miley Charles Rose David Cusack John McHugh Saichael Drury Alexander McNish Daniel O'Learer Philadelphia PaiLapetenia Mim Mary Lina Harding Morosky Kilee Murray James Quinn Christian Schendelmar Mary Scherr Henry C Chicago Genie Cuecely St. Louis Kamsis City Cincinist Indianapolis

Bryan Speech Sparks Roar In Wild East of Pittsburg

William J. Bryan’s train tour through Chicago to Pittsburgh drew continuous ovations and free speeches as crowds packed streets and hotel entrances. Police guarded entrances at the Grand Opera House and Avenue Theater where Bryan and Bland spoke, with cheers, pyrotechnics, and a near riot marking the welcome.

Pittsscus Aug. U William J. Bryan Chicago Pittsburg Nebraska Bryan Mr. Bryan Pennsylvania Central Hint Bryan Party Mrs. Bryan Afr Bland Niagara Grand Opera House Avenue Theater Bri Andairs Bryan James Skils Pitusburg Post Mimtry Therstate Aary Ido Gutwayad Great Britain Avenue Theatre Joseph Holley Democratic County Central United States Dick" Blana Gilmore Johnson Kansas Suny Lulien Opera Mra Diyan Randall Asc Wode Loueland Bryan Lo Brean Ittebury Philadelphia New York

Twelve Missing in Life Boat Feared Drowned

Grave fears grip Camden for twelve men and boys missing since a Sunday morning voyage in a fifteen foot sail boat to Chester. Names include Christina Lloyd and her sons Allen and William, George Lloyd, Charles Lloyd, William Bangharde, Allen Shepherd, John Cordury, Charles Hudson, John Morrell, Harry Stockham, George Bozardi.

itIn Coupus Camden Chester Christina Lioyd Allen

Bridgeport postmaster named by president

The president appointed Alex Griffith postmaster at Bridgeport Pennsylvania. The Irish land bill passed its third reading in the British House of Lords last night without division. Carroll Spence, former minister to Tarkey under President Pierce, died in Baltimore. Rev Prior Vaughan of London, brother of Cardinal Vaughan, lies at death’s door in Chicago. A collision between a passenger train and a yard engine at Columbia Ohio killed Engineer Vance and fatally injured Engineer Callison. The body of wife murderer Charles Thiede was buried in a field near Sands Utah after relatives objected. The seventeenth annual meet of the League of American Wheelmen is under way in Louisville with large cycler attendance. Storms damaged several Ohio and Indiana towns. Jay Leonard and Ioho Thompson were killed by lightning. News from Spiezbergen reports S A Andree has four tents for a North Pole balloon trip. Italian laborers in Reading subway work were stoned by a mob demanding American labor, dispersed by police.

Alex Griffith Bridgeport Carrol Spence Tarkey Pierce Baltimore Prior Vaughan London Cardinal Vaughan Chicgo Beatons Columbia Vance Callison Charles H. Thieide Sands Utah League of American Wheelmen Louisville Ohio Indiana Sandusky Jay Leonard Ioho Thompson Spiezbergen S.A. Andree North Pole Reading Philadelphia

Trolley Car Disaster Kills Several in Columbia Pennsylvania

A deadly trolley accident in Columbia Pennsylvania on a Sunday night leaves multiple dead and many injured. Coroner's jury to conduct a thorough inquiry as rescuers recount a chaotic scene with crushed bodies and survivors.

Trolsey Columbla Bic

Closing Quotations and Market Snapshots Across Cities

Stocks and produce markets show a cautious rally after last week declines. Philadelphia and New York closing bids list numerous rail and commodity names amid mixed price action in flour beef lard and dairy, with live stock and cattle markets posting varied firmness and softness across regions.

New York Fitladelphia Tong Lehigh Valley Jersey D.L Rey Erie Lake Reneral Marketa Poiladelpaia Pennerleins Daan Streaght Uliz Weaeth Steam Baiter Quiet Western Dairy Ae. Creamery Myelsk Dairy Liles Pennsylvania Cresmery Steady Lsb East Laster

Single Taxers Set Aside Case in Packed Courtroom

Chancellor Nichol son delivered a ruling in the habeas corpus proceeding brought by the Singe Taxers against WH Keeran alderman. The court denied the writ and remanded the prisoner after finding the five dollar costs valid and the remainder of the habeas proceedings unsettled. The group decided to suspend public speaking and seek a truce while planning to proceed via United States court.

Niel Olsen Sngie Keeran Pater L. Cooper Nicholson United States

Yesterday's baseball scores and varied incidents

National and Eastern League results from Cleveland Philadelphia and Brooklyn plus Atlantic League games. News items include a forfeit at Paterson, Western freight talks, a white woman shot by a colored man, jealous lover killings, drownings in Delaware river, political nominations in Pottsville, a man’s suicide after wife’s death, and multiple fires caused by a storm.

Cleveland Pittsburg Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn New York Haitinnes Baltimore Washington Syracus Semonton Syractes Toronto Providence

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