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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1891
Page
2
A scrambled Daily News page offers scattered medical ads and notices. It references Dr Seroies Heart Care, Joe B Sarrom, and several cures for rheumatism, neuralgia, and coughs. The piece mixes product pitches with fragmented death notices and local wonders, all in a dense, unreadable layout.
Louisiana December 19 report on Democratic convention credentials. Anti-lettery delegates from Plaquemine and others did not present credentials. Do McEnery sought the governorship with a large pro-Democratic rally. The convention adjourned after debating restoration and party unity, with uncertainty about able to elect a Democratic candidate.
A fragmented testimonial from multiple readers praises August Flower as a superior remedy for dyspepsia. Notes from A Bdlanger of Stove Foundry Montagny Quebec and Ed. Ferzeron of Lavzon Lev Quchee, among others, claim relief and strong recommendation. The text references users in Sydney and Corinth Mississippi, highlighting broad geographic endorsements.
New York December 10 A remarkable scene marked the funeral of Mrs Borehinski and her child in Williamsburg. Police arrested Szentvany Jannas a Polish jan for the gruesome murder. He confessed under terror after evidence including bloody rags was found among his effects.
December 19 report from Pirteburg describes a daring break in at 61 Fourth Avenue where thieves shattered a plate glass window with a railroad coupling pin blocked the door with a long stick and seized a tray of twenty four solitaire diamonds valued at 3000 while a wife and saleswoman attempted to reach the door. suspects not yet caught. The other items note political dispatches about Ribot and Ferdinand, and assorted brief items including a death in Massachusetts and various domestic notices.
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