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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1899
Page
4
Report from Washington indicates the currency bill passed the House this afternoon by a vote of 180 to 150. The measure moves to the Senate for consideration as lawmakers debate financial policy and national economic strategy.
Local notices recount deaths and funerals of Mary Ann Strack Mary Ann Stevens and others in the area with brief details of births marriages and causes of death plus funeral arrangements and local market quotes and a sick list entry for Johnny Moberly and Harry Anders. Mary Ann Strack died in Morris County and had lived in Illinois prior to moving to the area. Henry Kane the oldest Odd Fellow in the United States dies aged about 90 in York with funeral at Mubbtt. Funeral directors were Alt Tine and Son. Market quotations include corn wheat and hay prices.
In a formal move the German military attaché faces withdrawal following disputed reports on German military activity. The action stems from concerns over misinformation and the perception of dishonor, with the Emperor reportedly disgusted by press attacks and domestic dissatisfaction. The Dreyfus affair is cited as a proximate influence, though officials stress broader issues in the relationship between Berlin and Paris.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Coughs Reeds as a universal remedy for coughs colds and throat troubles claiming quick relief and long use. It cites testimonials and endorsements from doctors and patients and promotes related products and remedies available from local druggists.
A sprawling, fragmentary report details a protest prom amid Russian affairs, touching on Washington relations, legal scrutiny, and political maneuvering. It mentions trials, expenditures, and alleged counter pressures, with references to officials, dates, and places in a murky narrative.
Ambiguous report details a conference with plans for the next Democratic gathering. Mentions efforts by leaders to secure hosting and debates over suitable city, date, and security, with numerous names and places obscured by garbled OCR.
A nostalgic piece recalls Grandfather’s lively stories and family gatherings that fill a home with warmth. The scene shifts to a noisy, joyful chorus of relatives, laughter, and shared memories around the grandparent’s tales and summer evenings.
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