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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1899
Page
1
A fragmented report notes the Pennsylvian company filing a deed of trust for creditors. Charles A Vogeler Company of Hultl-Tore acts for creditors as Christian Devries steps down as president of the National Bank of Baltimore, with details on a local contest and school involvement and upcoming elections.
The scene shifts from rising prices to a dramatic financial crisis. A bank, a trust company, and several brokers fail or suspend operations triggering widespread fear. The Radcliffe Trust Company and Allen Co face losses while the Standard Oil funds and Seventh National bank rework clearances. Officials report deposits secure and stockholders may still recover.
The report outlines intense debate over currency reform with references to Washington figures and state reactions. It mentions Senate actions, opposition from various groups, and notable names such as Trin C3 and Macon GA. The discussion covers central crises, foreign ties, and the potential impact on the Philippine Plant project.
A river steamer named The White Wing burned near Mabie Street early yesterday morning. Hundreds of bales of cotton and heavy cargo were on board. Passengers were largely unharmed, but the scene drew a crowded, panicked procession as crews tried to save valuables and evacuate toward the shore. The loss is estimated around $50.
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A long, garbled OCR fragment covers British recruits in Africa, Boer War era campaigns, and colonial postings with scattered names and places. It mentions Lord Lonmi- Wateanya, 20th Yeomanry, and South Africa actions, plus references to Winnipeg, Craverit Vullor, and various military units, with uncertain dates and outcomes. It also includes a miscellaneous mix of U.S. police, crime notes, and labor details, all in a chaotic mosaic of clipped phrases and misread words.
A chaotic page recounts labor unrest and violent clashes at Calumet Avenue tunnels, detours in construction, and a major dynamite incident near Cameron. It notes strikes, non union workers attacked, police responses, and a large explosion that damaged infrastructure. It also includes reports of elections, local crime, and civic incidents across several cities.
Messy OCR yields a dense, multi-article snapshot: naval skirmishes near Manila, captures and casualties, a major gun incident in Wildlamepart, a Jersey Shore arrest for an alleged death, impersonation of a US officer, and political moves on senate vacancy handling. Names like Gilmore, Maye, and Ginnie appear alongside ships, battles, and arrests across several dates and places.
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