29 Aug 1884
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1884
Page
1
Fragmented ad copy touts Dr. Yo Teething Syrup as safe and urges purchase via local Frederick Maryland posts. It mixes product claims with numerous hand written addresses, sales agents, land sale notes and names, all in a ragged 19th century style.
The passage hints at rival views of decline and price concerns as stakeholders debate the CoC. It mentions Carty and an establishment undertaking, with unresolved questions about business health and leadership confidence. Visitors are noted as influential, while the overall tone reflects uncertainty and debate.
Dispatcher Blaine suffers a serious illness as Democrats and Greenbackers fuse in Illinois. Ulne’s voters and Adarerson County losses claim $200,000 amid signals from chief officer Dowstate. President Cromie of Louisville ends life at a hotel. Hayes reunion planned in Cumberland. Henry M. Phillips dies in Philadelphia aged 73. Jay Eye See and Phallas fail to beat records at Prospect Park. Jacob Talamo, Titusville peddler, beaten and robbed. Franklin shot dead after robbing Joe Davis. Lehigh Valley train wreck injures driver. freight car carries stone. Winchester murder-suicide near Cameron. Maryland nominating conventions select Rus, Blair, Meppper, Holton, and Comas. Sallie Schaefer dies of consumption. funeral in Bucketstown.
In Newton area near Trenton New Jersey farmer Daniel Hutchinson aged sixty seven faced a vicious bull in his pasture. The beast charged and repeatedly toppled him before Hutchinson finally escaped over a fence aided by his large setter dog. He sustained only non serious bruises. Temperance in Washington County Missouri reported July 28 in a convention at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev C A Hott presiding and funds discussed for campaigns. Emperor William of Germany was thrown from his horse in Berlin August 28 and will avoid riding for a few days, attending maneuvers by carriage instead.
A Nebraska woman writes from California on gender roles noting that Chinese workers perform most washing and housekeeping at similar wages to white women. She says this is not a good place for a girl who plans to marry and plans to return to Nebraska in the fall.
Special telegram to the Nuns Beexryarows Aug 29. The corner stone laying of the Reformed Church here tomorrow has been postponed to 2 30 pm due to the death of Miss Thomas who will be buried in the morning.
Shanghai dispatch reports the Manson forts below Foo-Chow silenced Tuesday evening while a heavy bombardment continues between the French fleet and Kinpai forts at the Min river mouth. Kinpai forts allegedly destroyed and Asin river defenses gone as Chinese troops retreat defending remains.
A dispatch from Washington Courthouse Ohio reports the body of John Mason a young farm hand missing about two weeks was found on Robert Jeffersons farm. He appeared murdered with his body dragged from the road to the discovery spot. The motive remains unknown as $26 in cash and a certificate of deposit were found on him.
The body of John Floyd Mason a young farm hand missing about two weeks was found Wednesday on a farm near Washington Court House Ohio. He appears to have been murdered with his body dragged from the road to the discovery site. The motive remains a mystery with $25 in cash and his body found. Mason hailed from West Virginia.
A Waco Texas special reports that a young man named Graham was stabbed and killed by a companion. The elder Graham confronted the killer at the grave, a clash with the assailant's father turning deadly for both fathers.
August 24 reports Lt. Paaren state veterinarian visiting Ehuhlurse where ten Torsey cows were killed and valued at 5 dollars each. Lungs showed pleuropneumonia with adhesions to ribs and marked hepatization.
Charleston News and Courier reports Fort Sumpter has fallen to a single story with guns useless. The government pays about 290 dollars monthly for watchmen whose lamps keep lights burning for passing vessels.
The woman who fired a pistol at Col. Kainansky of the gendarmerie arsenal last week has been identified as an active member of a revolutionary society. She has been sent to St. Petersburg.
A Bulgarian bishop named Tadji Theophile was murdered near Monastir on August 20. Allegations point to Bishop Anthyes, the Greek Metropolitan, as the instigator of the crime.
The B and O Railroad elevator housing 42000 bushels of wheat burned tonight. Fire blamed on a hot box in machinery. The structure was fully insured. Also notes a colored celebration crowd earlier in the week and mocks a local reporter’s figures.
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