23 Feb 1897
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1897
Page
1
An article extols a Shaker digestive remedy as a harmless, effective product to aid digestion. It claims early symptoms begin with loss of appetite and that the preparation strengthens and clarifies the digestive system. The piece cites a venerable elder and notes sample bottles priced at 20 cents in druggists, promising noticeable benefits after use.
The National Reform Press association convened in Kansas City and Memphis factions clash over the People’s party, with leaders warning against fusion and urging a straight path. A separate Memphis meeting aims to unite reform forces while amid calls for peace from Missouri.
A branded cough syrup advertisement touts Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as a quick cure for cough cold and croup. A Blandon Pennsylvania reader Mr Elmer BE Baker endorses its effectiveness and regular use, noting satisfaction and steady availability. The testimonial references the product price of 35 cents and asserts wide availability.
A scrambled report centers on the Dr Ruiz case with hints of conspiracy and international tension. Consul Seely and the State Department weigh possible ramifications while naval forces are kept in readiness amid ongoing Cuban insurrection chatter.
Reports from Crete describe mass demonstrations in Athens in support of uniting Crete with Greece. Battles flare around Canea with Greek insurgents and Turkish forces exchanging fire as powers warn intercepts while gear and troops flow to the frontier. The king pledges protection and announces defensive Greek strategy. naval actions and bombardments continue near Canea and Livadia.
The court of inquiry ended its probe into the grounding of the efuteer Hrooklyn in the Delaware bay and submitted findings to the navy department. It cleared all officers involved in the incident. The report's wording suggests a formal conclusion without discipline or blame.
Washington lawmakers confront heated debates over defense and naval budgets. Key figures push for rapid passage of an international monetary conference resolution amid disputes on armor plate pricing and shipbuilding funding. Contested election cases and a mayoral impeachment in Nebraska add to a tense legislative week.
In Midieettern Kentucky on February 22, Joseph Murdock of Keottemty Virginia, once believed murdered and mentioned as the crime for which Rud Lindsey served two years in Virginia prison, has returned to his former home. Lindsey died recently.
A damaged OCR item from Lewistown area records mentions a person named Macertage Life Freak F. Borhengh of Osprail or veate with references to Amends BR. Bett Frederick and an event date. The readable text is fragmented and unclear about exact relations or outcomes.
Dramatic flood wrecks in Kentucky wipe out dwellings and farms, forcing residents from Cumberland Avenue as waters overrun Maysville and surrounding counties. At least one death is reported, with families stranded, trains halted, and rescue efforts ongoing. A Cuban schooner arrives amid turmoil. a steamer is lost and feared wrecks mount as crews battle the rising waters.
London reports famine in India and plague of India driving collapse of Lancashire cotton trade. Employers consider 10 percent wage cuts, with workers ready to resist. Also noted are a fatal beating in New York, a Papago vs. Mexican fight with four Papagos killed or wounded, and various brief items from Topeka to Montreal including a relic claim and a 100th birthday observed in Montreal.
Scattered news brief reports a strike by miners near Ishpeming Michigan in protest of a 10 percent wagon reduction set for March. The item mentions a hotel fire in West Mayton North Carolina and several other unconnected incidents and names.
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