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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1896
Page
3
An advertorial piece touts undigested food toxins harming the liver and blood, promising relief from numerous ailments through a purifying digestive tonic called Shaler Digestive Cordial. It claims rapid cures, appetite restoration, and health benefits with a free book offer from The Shakers of 33 Bead Street, New York.
Ex President Harrison spoke as eastern proxy for the Republican candidate to about five thousand attendees. He defended sound money and warned Democrats against dismantling the party, urging unity while opposing free silver and bimetallism. Admiral Meade appointed to attend Grand Army encampment in St Paul. naval Grand Army leadership discussed.
The Zanzibar palace was shelled by British warships after Said Khalid refused surrender. The bombardment destroyed the palace, sank the armed steamer Glasgow, and forced Khalid and followers to seek refuge in the German consulate. British officials anticipated abolition of slavery and potential colonial changes. In other news, Philadelphia youth Alfred McCord faced murder charges for defending his mother, and South Carolina political forecasts suggested Evans could win the senatorial race.
Report covers a large Bonaparte era style reception in the Beg City with crowds, torch parades, and a decorated hotel, followed by a political march and a hall gathering. It notes the presence of Mrs Bryan, party clubs, and a resonant crowd during the candidate’s appearance. Also included is a New Jersey GOP convention recap and Li Hung Chang's arrival in New York aboard the St Louis voyage to Manhattan.
Gold imports rise as foreign banks report inflows likely to continue Lazard Freres announces 5.5 million on the way including 1.75 million on the Augusta Victoria 730000 on the Normandie 500000 on the St Pack and 2.5 million already reported plus a Cuban campaign note and a pay train wreck in West Virginia details of other items follow
News snippets report a mix of political maneuvers in Michigan yielding eleven to three, a birthday for Mrs Henry Wari Beecher, emigration of American Jews to Turkey per Rev Turkish minister, and General Gordon's address on the Confederacy. Reports also note a large counterfeit interdiction outfit at Waco and royal news from Queenstown plus a Philadelphia widow heir news and a stray financial fortune note.
The report details attacks on Italian residents and consular property in Brazil and the United States, with police accused of weak enforcement. It notes a shuttered legation home in Rio de Janeiro, threats against Italian communities, and measures by officials including foreign ministers and consuls. The string of incidents extends from Sao Paulo to Indianapolis and other American cities, signaling tense international frictions and local security responses.
Brooklyn conducts a speedy trial of weather committees leaning favorable while big money pours into shipbuilders led by the Cramps. The Navy department notes speed figures and order of ships, with Brooklyn topping a list including Columbus, Damboieuipin, and others as payoffs reach substantial sums for specific vessels.
A swept set of yesterday's baseball games shows several scorelines across major circuits. Philadelphia 0 Cleveland 4. Brooklyn 2. Boston 7 New York 7. Baltimore 4 Cincinnati 0. Washington 7 Pittsburgh 0. New York 7 St Louis 2. New York 10 St Louis 2. Rochester 4 Buffalo 0. Scranton 12 Providence 4. Tragedy follows a wedding as George Hall fatally wounds Robert Scott after a quarrel. Jennie Woods married Hall just hours earlier. The czar and czarina visited Vienna with a strong royal procession and grand arrival at the Hofburg. A health board in Philadelphia weighs pardons for Jose Bardsley amid illness concerns. Clyde Hockenbury dies by strangulation in Wilkes-Barre after a peculiar on-site accident involving a neck scarf. Change in sentiment noted at a political convention in Wisconsin.
From New York and Philadelphia reports, shares declined modestly amid varied orders while the New York market cited firm cattle and hog prices and a heavy bid for prime beef. Livestock values showed mixed gains and declines across sheep, lambs, and hogs with notable price ranges for heavy and prime grades.
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