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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1899
Page
1
Arpmeca C. Trurrr of Carmichael Maryland says twenty years of heart disease and back trouble improved after using Hood’s Sarsaparilla. She took four bottles and now suffers no heart trouble and strongly recommends the remedy.
In a Reverend Talmage discourse based on Galatians six two, believers are urged to bear one another's burdens. The speaker urges practical kindness toward merchants, workers, doctors, lawyers, teachers, and farmers, urging cheerful encouragement to strengthen society and avert self centeredness.
Paris reports the government plans to present a revision bill to unite the court sections, signaling a constitutional crisis risk. Anti revisionists praise maneuvering while Monarchy factions rally at Nouveau theater, 1500 Republicans and nobles attend as pro Napoleon forces shout Viva L Empereur and wear Le Rio est rentre buttons in Brussels Orleanists push daily receptions.
General Eagan commissary general of subsistence is found guilty of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman and conduct prejudicial to good order. He is sentenced to dismissal from the U S Army with a recommendation for executive clemency. The regulation leaves only dismissal as the penalty. Only the President can grant relief.
The Bass Island family Rotson consisting of father mother a 2 year old daughter a 5 year old son and a hired man Henry Marte perished on Lake Erie. A clinker boat carrying the family broke apart during the perilous attempt to return the body of the 2 year old to Canada. Mrs Richson body recovered others missing.
Esteban Martinez, a former Cuban army sergeant, murdered a Baracoa merchant under the mistaken belief he was a guerrilla. He was convicted and sentenced to 14 years eight months and one day in prison plus a fine, with life police supervision for the victim’s family.
Special weather report from Miwankes notes extreme cold across Wisconsin interior. Appleton records 25 degrees below zero, Black River Falls 40 below, Medford 49 and White River 33 below, marking the coldest period in recent years.
A circus bear attack disrupted a performance as the animal broke loose from its restraints. Spectators fled while the bear mauled trainer and manager Rosenthal, smashing the cage and scattering debris. The creature was eventually subdued and tied in a pen after a chaotic scene.
Severe Colorado snows block mountain routes from Como to Leadville and strand trains with provisions. An avalanche at Apex kills three, sweeping away the Rudolph home as snow depth reaches 35 feet. Rudolph escapes. wife and two children perish. a 6-year-old son survives.
Cincinnati reports Judge Dempsey weighs a motion to force Colonel Campbell to reveal alleged funds used to pay Otis for a senatorial vote. The money, claimed to be tied up in New York via H H Boyce for Senator Hanna’s campaign, is disputed as Boyce’s property or Hanna’s. The case, pended as to ownership and purpose.
From Linia Panay advices report Seneramon Melitza elected president of the Visayan Federation for a two year term. General Copez Lopen is named commander in chief of revolutionary forces. Melitza is said to favor friendly relations with the United States awaiting amicable settlement of native authority disputes.
The island of Porto Rico shows mixed reactions to military government. San Juan officials resist perceived military dictation while assenting to gradual civil administration. Porto Rican pride and a wary populace push for self rule as the army improves order and services though postal and municipal friction remains. The report also notes related incidents in Savannah and Buffalo, including a new winter hospital setup and local accidents and fires.
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