19 Feb 1897
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1897
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text about Shakers and Melibe ideas, describing dietary, reproductive, and health theories. Mentions preventive measures and alleged cures, with references to physicians, experiments, and social responses.
Reports from London and St. Petersburg describe mounting tensions with hint of potential war as Turkish forces and Greek frontier actions intensify. Dispatches note redeployments, colonial posts, and allied concerns, with U S Navy court inquiries into the Brooklyn incident and political maneuvering over inaugural tickets in Washington.
A disrupted discussion echoes across campuses as Harvard and Yale face questions on competition and alignment with broader athletic and academic aims. The report notes high tension over schedules and potential joint events, with officials weighing risks and benefits for football and broader university programs.
Fragmented notes report unrest in the equatorial district of the Congo, a likely adjournment of Oregon's legislature without electing a U.S. senator, and partisan fights over the hall of statutes in Utah. The text also recalls a dire incident in Greenville, Mine., where residents were forced to dig graves before an attack.
A fragmentary ad claims Dr Tula Cough Syrup cures morning coughs and consumption fears. It cites a testimonial from Simon Mmasal in Chicago and promotes a 25 cent cost with assurances of complete relief.
The transcript details testimonies by figures linked to the United States Rubber Company and related firms, including Williss and Walker, discussing pricing, rebates, and competition. It notes claims of independence, centralization advantages, and alleged counterfeit goods affecting public concerns, with broader implications for labor and industry in the era. The article includes legislative snippets from Topeka and trials in New York, touching on theft, trials, and civic honors.
Veterans and officers mourn General Alfred Piereshton a famed Union cavalry leader who died at 73 after a life of active duty and later quiet study. He earned a congressional pension and shared his funds with fellow veterans and needy army comrades.
An eccentric account reports on an arranged marriage in 19th century Worcestershire with Mace weight Mia Katherine Weight and Dalma Letelaners. The narrative follows a staged betrothal amid royal rumor and a dramatic rescue at St Georges Church, London, ending with a dramatic pledge and a courtly vow.
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