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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1897

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Crete Turmoil and Greek Turkish Clash Sparks War Fear

Turmoil unfolds in Crete with clashes between Christian and Mohammedan communities as Turkish forces advance. Reports from Heraklion to Vienna raise fears of Turkey Greece war. Austrian remonstrance with Greece over torpedo Nottia adds international tension.

London Crete Darth Leip Athens Ceri Nba Tisteucthon Rome Walia Eines Tormenos Hernillon Praject Ag Sila Sita Tila Herakion Vienna Austria Greece Piirce George Editoriaia Turkey the Chronicle Mitrope Prince George Czar Japan

Captain M Giffin’s death linked to self harm at Avierion

The account states Captain M Giffin died following self inflicted wounds during an incident at the Avierion. Witnesses describe a violent mob and gunfire, with patrols and a hospital transfer noted. The coroner or authorities are referenced as handling the case and attributing the injuries to the death scene.

Fragmented 19th century news items merge into a jumbled scene

The clipped text blends maritime peril, political chatter, crime verdicts, strike violence, and oblique biographical notes. It mentions wrecks near shore, a hall floater, and Tyran stock, then shifts to Washington political moves, a call for a trade investigation, a conspiracy conviction in Scranton, a Hazleton strike clash, a Berlin mental health note on Steinitz, and a nun from Montreal crossing into history.

McKinley tariff rate favored by Republican committee

Washington February 12 reports say Republicans on the Ways and Means Committee favor restoring the McKinley duty on taxes. The proposed rate would be one and a half cents a pound for copper brass and other metals, reestablishing the old McKinley level. James Corbett arrived yesterday to visit his father and relatives, noting a quiet period before upcoming assignments.

Keatore McKinsey Washington Waya and Means Committee Aim Ran Francisco Jamer J Corbett

Labor Statistics Report on Women and Work in Nineteenth Century United States

The article analyzes the 19th century labor data focusing on female and child employment across occupations, pay gaps, and era demographics. It compares men and women, singles and married women, and details why women entered or were barred from industrial work, including pay differentials and employment conditions.

Waldopton Paser Mae Dante Nath Tialiy Panos Ander Fermi United Ise United States Agenta

Unclear Legislature Deliberations Amid Coastal Treaty Sentiment

Fragmented OCR text outlines Senate actions on appropriation bills and treaty notes. Mentions for West Watre bey and various locations. Appears to reference debates, votes, and external negotiations, with scattered names and places.

Divorced Wife of HO Tavern Dealer News from Alamstied

An item reports Mrs A Havemeyer, the divorced wife of a tavern proprietor, at Alamstied on February 12. It notes her lineage from George Diter and mentions her later marriage to a niece of the former husband, amid ongoing personal notes and public interest.

Thutsburg Tatlan Tunnel Aireet Cheese Lane Tapish Marel Unarvand Frank Bearpino Jobin Garland Clara Paramagonda Vavemeynre Wile Deal Alamstiad Coun A Havemeyer Havemeyer George Diter Tiavemeryer Hasvemeyer

Drought Convicted on Windlinn Charge and Chain Gang Sentence

Athinda Petrin A Drought, a receiver for Florida Midland Rail Road, was convicted of a windlinn and sentenced to 1022 months on the county chain gang or a $1000 fine. Drought planned to move for a new trial as he said certificates to an Atlanta firm were good though the purchasers could not collect. A juror named Keefer presented Chief Judge James McSherry with a fine gavel after noting the judge’s order rapping, which the judge accepted with thanks.

Rentenead Athinda Petrin Florida Midland Railroad Hla Atlannia M. Keefer Hartle & Keefer James McBherry

Local Court Session and Community Notes

The circuit court convened this morning and adjourned to next Monday with costs granted to Wm Darby and others. A trial for Frank Shafarya and Edward Cummins was set for committee review. A Women's Temperance meeting is rescheduled to February 15 to discuss Sabbath observance. Local residents report illnesses and a plan to connect the electric road with a lime kiln project east of the city.

Quark Wm. W. Darby Ve Wm. H. Ramebure Dennis Ramaburg Mr. Darby Frank Shafarya Edward Cummina Eersteide

Redaction in Dr Beoper Brothers Untold Trade Affects City

Redaction from Dr Beoper Brothers in Winokesar Virginia notes they recently drew water-waste from an independent company and delivered to city merchants at lower prices. William J. Kelay, linked to a prior incident, was sent to custody yesterday by County Queneatia Simpson. Details are garbled but indicate a court or custody action with a term of months.

Kingman A.T Tench Springs Alb Wednen Jim Parker Meanenger Homers Charles Doughan Beoper William J. Kelay Corréo Lom Queneatia Simpson Kelley Mallroad Uagosten Crotimiatio Sved Lee Fies Taots Centeng Railroad Company Ashe Tacdi Che Aig Carters Bes Aihid Paty Dottie Heath Peter Paprtt Tae Pragne Wustis

Farewell to Dayard and the American Stand

A lengthy dispatch recalls Ambassador Wayans and the US British bond amid calls for unity. Lord Chief Justice Tutanett lauds the American envoy and the shared culture, while British and American leaders urge harmony between nations. The piece frames the mood of transatlantic cooperation and mutual respect.

Marion Cleveland Christened at White House ceremony

Marion Cleveland, youngest daughter of the President, was christened yesterday at the White House. Dr Beran Ganderland presided at the Presbyterian church ceremony as the President and Mrs Cleveland attended.

Cleveland Crelatenm Washington Marion Mraeveland Reas Beran Ganderland

Major Rail Center Claims and City Debates Sweep the News

An extensive report spans rail project costs and bids, with payments and losses outlined for a large engine and steel raft venture linked to the Taots Centeng Railroad. It also covers a violent incident in Port Norris, a German diplomatic note on a Banghol dispute, and a political tally from Albany noting a Wheelmen leadership election.

Market Floor Sees Broad Activity Amid Holiday Pause

New York and Philadelphia markets show abundant money and cheap prices as traders anticipate holiday closings. Wheat, corn, and oats move with steady rosters. livestock and dairy futures reflect cautious demand while storage and wheat contracts signal firm prices.

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