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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1896
Page
3
An advertisement touts Digestiva Cordis as a purifying tonic that allegedly cleans undigested food toxins from the liver and blood, promises rapid relief from indigestion headaches abdominal pain and a long list of ailments, and invites readers to request a free book from Tha Shakars at 30 Rest Street New York.
Beneath a terse notice, Jamba D. Mason is listed as Vice President and J. Wesley Gust as Treasurer alongside President Beneath J. Enadee Jr. The fragment suggests organizational leadership assignments but lacks full context or organization name.
East Liverpool potters tour Major McKinley and speak on tariff protection. Speakers cite 1883 law and tariff impact, praising U S industry while farmers from Knox County visit McKinley. Bryan and party greet crowds at Winnisook Lounge as campaigns widen across New York and Georgia.
Philadelphia August meeting of Gold Democrats reports nearly all counties represented with few exceptions. Delegates to national convention will be elected, number of electoral candidates set, and state committee chosen. Platform to focus on money question. Jeffersonian Party label recommended for state ballot entries.
President Cleveland announces ex Governor Francis of Missouri as secretary of the interior amid Cabinet reshuffle. Speculation swirls over his stance on currency and Chicago and Indianapolis party factions. Francis, a former St Louis mayor and Missouri governor, is described as energetic, popular, and a strong ally of Cleveland.
A dispatch describes the Knights of Pythias gathering at Cugyrtaxy on Aug 2 for the eighteenth supreme encampment, with Supreme Chancellor Ritchie remarks on loyalty and immigration. The report also covers a Milwaukee Republican clubs convention, Cuban insurgent actions, ancient canoe discovery, British official visits, and various local incidents.
A Lightning truck crashed into the North Besch life saving station injuring three crew members. A Hayr dispatch reports ex-premier Ribot has called for America. New York’s 21st district nominates David Fueer Vestber for Congress. Henry J. Winter, a longtime newspaper worker and solicitor general at Saxe-Culture, dies in Newark. The Treasury reports losses of 231007 in gold and 81600 in bats, total gold reserve 12619264. Congress to draft a bill to curb drunkenness in Peru.
At Valencia Station twenty two miles from Pittsburgh a double wreck followed a collision between a work train and a through freight as airbrakes failed. Injured include William Marsh and Mary Bennett among many others. several passengers and crew escaped with serious or fatal injuries. Authorities report the wreckage piled high and the event blamed on brake failure on the hill.
National League results include Atthwoniseth & Pillsburg and New York games with scattered scores and notable players. Eastern and All Atlantic leagues feature Wilkes-Barre Rochester and Hartford Lancaster matchups. A memorial funeral for Dr. Charles G. Kane is noted along with an arrest in Conshohocken for a August 1 assault. Other reports cover a stage robbery near Grand in Oklahoma Territory with a Philadelphia woman shot dead and $900 taken.
At Cape May on Aug 95 the Congress Hall lawn hosted a flag unfurling with ambassadors and ministers from France Mexico Venezuela and the Spanish consul Jose Costa. Cheers rose for the Cuban flag as spectators applauded the Spanish display. Also reported: Alfred released for lack of evidence in the Burlington murder case Cromwell Sheacher remains at large. A fire in Warno Florida killed two children aged 2 and 10 while parents visited a neighbor. Professor Andry arrives aboard the Virgo from Dane Island ending Arctic crossing attempts.
Disorderly trading in New York and Philadelphia markets shows uncertain outlook with mixed declines and advances. Major rail and manufactory stocks retreat while utilities hold, as corn and oats futures trend higher amid winter demand. cattle prices vary, with prime beef steady and calves firm in chestnut markets.
A colored child fell from a third story window near West Fourth Street and a nearby alley. He landed on his head and was picked up. conditions and identity not stated.
A cryptic note appears to reference a late event or misread line, listing four items or figures with initials Iba LM and DA. The fragment lacks clear context, dates, places, or organizations to identify the event or parties involved.
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