08 Feb 1897
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1897
Page
1
The reference lists a presidential candidate James D. Mason and a vice president Wesley Guest with a title tag for treasurer Dinbotuks. The snippet outlines the ticket components but lacks full context on election race, party, or jurisdiction.
A long obituary recalls the life of Mrs. Edward Beecher nee Elizabeth Bullard, detailing her marriage to Henry Ward Beecher in 1831, her devotion as Plymouth Church secretary, her partial paralysis after a railway accident, and her literary work including Beecher and Known Imprint. It notes ten children, early poverty, and her posthumous writings and influence on press readers despite illness.
A chaotic multi line summary notes Kenney’s controversial win securing a Senate seat amid factional battles. It mentions allegations of party infighting, disputed votes, and tense maneuvers by supporters and opponents. The report stacks political maneuvering, public statements, and calls for orderly seating as the legislature grapples with legitimacy questions.
An old time newspaper ad warns readers about a morning cough and taunts a cure by claiming Dr Nulls Cough Symp can cure consumption. A testimonial from Simon Simanal of Chicago endorses Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup at 25 cents, urging readers to ask for Ball’s.
In a long tract from a sermon by Dr. Talmage the home is portrayed as a moral battlefield shaping character. The speaker links private faults to public decay and urges homes to embody virtue, piety, and love as the nation’s foundation, contrasting domestic gentleness with public temperance and steadfast faith.
Witnesses describe the American Sugar Refining Co as controlling 1% to 40 percent of national output. Henry Havemeyer asserts the sugar trust operates legally, aiming to benefit consumers. he notes plans to enter the coffee business and defend concentration as economically advantageous.
Athens reports Crete unrest traced to a false claim that Muslims killed Christian sentinels at Akrostri. Troops defended Christian villages as fighting spread across Canes, with many killed or burned. Italians and French gunboats intervened to protect telegraphs while Christians sought shelter at consulates and on gunboats.
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