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23 Aug 1884
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1884
Page
1
Classified like notice with rates for four lines or fewer and partial pricing for longer ads. Mentions pa gi roeser and Saturday insert, contact by phone for placement.
A historic account describes the forthcoming international electrical exhibition in Philadelphia. It details the transformed Pennsylvanian Depot as the main building, its Gothic arches and towers, grand central fountain, and electric illumination plans. Spectacular power demands and extensive displays from Edison and other pioneers are outlined, with emphasis on the bold, modern spectacle for visitors and press.
An 19th century style notice offers to buy or rent houses boarders servants clerks and extras for 25 cents. It lists property on East Patrick Street Frederick City and mentions improvements and a substantial building with a library. The ad promises prompt payment and removal of a private sale notice. remains of the text indicate a misread or damaged copy.
A severe hail and rain storm with a lightning strike damaged barns near Lansing and Cambridge. Miss Telia Lee was struck on the ear but survived. Thor Gray was knocked unconscious but recovered after a strike near Johnsonville. Trees, fences and buildings suffered. the Hudson River knitting mill at Stillwater was partially unroofed. John Mattison’s house in Cambridge caught fire and injuries to Sarah Allen and a daughter were reported.
Miss Jennie Seassons, after two years with James Reding against her parents’ wishes, killed herself today. Last evening she saw Reding with another woman, then took laudanum. The overdose failed to kill her, she retrieved a revolver and shot herself in bed, the bullet entering the temple.
A sweeping general summary notes rising tensions with war believed inevitable between France and China. Other items report losses in Baltimore peach crops, a male suicides in Philadelphia, and a windstorm damaging Chesterfield orchards.
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