04 Jan 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1898
Page
1
An old newspaper snippet touts Tr. Ball’s Cough Syrup as a cure for cough and pain. It claims dramatic improvement after one bottle, mentions a price of 23 cents and a consumer named Gustav Thurmaster of Coveland Street.
A scrambled report outlines a fraudulent gold stock scheme tying to beverage ventures and named figures. The text references Carteren PEs, VY ob gurty ost eras, and multiple firms with alleged capital stock plans, plus legal and regulatory mentions. The fragment notes ongoing confusion and potential criminal angles without clear outcomes.
A garbled roundup reports varied incidents including a Chicago policeman involved in a beating, a Toronto funeral incident, and a Brooklyn reverend reacting to a simaron attack. It also mentions a New York military company and other unclear notices about legal or regional events.
The piece details Democratic efforts to organize votes and caucus support in Ohio, including governor and party leaders maneuvering before a major Jackson Day gathering. It notes Republican resistance, anticipated chairmanship shifts, and the strategic role of Governor Bushnell and others in rallying members for forthcoming decisions.
The article notes unfavorable reports from February regarding Prince Bismarck’s condition and mentions strain in political relations related to his health. It cites debates in the assembly about economic and governance issues, including price discussions and university affairs, while signaling the broader impact on affairs in Berlin and Europe.
Fragmentary OCR text blends counterfeit mentions with political and maritime notes. It references names like Sir Edward Augustus Bond and events from late 19th to early 20th century, including imperial diplomacy and a steamer voyage, ending with Bond’s death at age 88. The readable parts hint at a chaotic, merged clipping.
A nontreated fragment details early 20th century market quotes for flour, rye, corn, wheat, oats, butter, cheese, milk, and petroleum. It lists price ranges and notes steady or firm markets, with references to Philadelphia and New York exchanges and various grain and dairy products.
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