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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
2
The war news reports a costly battle with heavy losses on both sides. General Croase requests armistice terms after fierce combat that continued Tuesday and Wednesday, with reports of over 100 casualties on Monday.
General Hoberts reports Boer forces driven from lines with many killed. Names and places appear in garbled OCR. Improvised notes mention Mr Terry of Waebingtog, Wilfred McCardell in Washington, and residents visiting Norfolk, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Norfolk amid travel and family mentions.
Clarance E. Bierly of Ladiesburg and Vera Valencia Gorman wed at Ly mngel Luth Church in a quiet ceremony led by Rev. Luther Kabeman. Milas Gorman studied at the Woman's College. The couple planned a bridal tour to Atlantic City and major cities. Charlotte Mattoon of Frederick wed Bernard Landwehr of Baltimore at Baltimore Cathedral in a morning nuptial mass. The bride wore a brown traveling suit with roses, music by Miss Jeannie Rinn.
The item records the death of Mrs. Charlotte Roberts at Park Mills on Monday of heart trouble with funeral details at Urbans M E Church officiated by Rev. John Gross. It lists the pallbearers and burial in the church cemetery, followed by unrelated advertisements and health cure testimonials from period druggists.
Jersey City promoters push a planned through trolley line from Jersey City to Philadelphia. They expect a PA Supreme Court rehearing on the Philadelphia and Bristol Railway case to favor the trolley project, potentially linking Philadelphia to Trenton and Jersey City at much lower cost. Meanwhile, Allen Giesler, 50, shot his third wife and then drowned himself in Lake Michigan. his two divorced wives survive.
Detroit February 22 Arthur F. Marsh ex inspector of the Michigan national guard and chairman of the Republican state central committee resigned the office after noon today. His resignation was accepted amid claims of complicity in alleged state military board frauds. A resolution thanked Marsh for service while Charles Flowers Detroit corporation counsel and Pingree lieutenant was elected chairman. The state convention will meet in Detroit May 3.
Prominent ads extol Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for babies and children curing coughs colds croup and preventing pneumonia. Praises from mothers and druggists claim quick relief within hours and note for whooping cough liquefying mucus eases expectoration. Also cites a South American Kidney Cure and One Minute Cough Cure endorsements with testimonials.
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