02 Jul 1897
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1897
Page
1
A critique of the Shaker remedy for dyspepsia notes deceptive advertising claims and false guarantees surrounding the Dizesthve Cordial sold in ten cent samples. It cites patient relief after first dose and urges caution due to limited efficacy in rare dyspepsia forms. The piece depicts Shaker honesty contrasted with misleading marketing practices.
New York reports identify the headless body as William Guldensuppe with Mrs. Nack under murder suspicion. Martin Thorne remains missing as investigators press a preliminary hearing and seek witness statements, including oilcloth evidence tied to the corpse remains and telegrams claimed to be from the victim.
A dispute during a craps game at a Can ning factory led to Charles Jones being stabbed through the heart by Thomas, who fled to a magistrate and is now in New Castle. Edhem Pasha, Turkish commander in Thessaly, has resigned to the sultan in a dispatch from Constantinople.
Blood poverty is defined as a lack of red corpuscles caused by poor nourishment from bad digestion. The text promotes Dr John W Bull's Pills as a cure, describes the product as a digestive tonic and blood maker, and lists prices and a Baltimore distributor A C Meyer & Co.
A distressed letter from mine workers calls for fair wages amid shortages and layoffs, denouncing operator competition and urging support from officials. The page also reports embezzlement arrests, a new ship and rail rates pact, shipbuilding stats, a planned surrender of a sailor, Peary’s Arctic plans, presidential nominations, and yearly U.S. coinage totals.
Washington July 2 reports show the finance committee reversing on key votes in tariff talks. Cotton bagging and cotton ties were freed and the white pine lumber duty was cut to 1 a ton before rising again. A close vote blocked free white pine, with party lines shifting. The bill nears conference with remaining items including coal tar tea and tax provisions on bonds and stock. The caucus adopted a plan to preserve Wilson law terms and resist anti trust changes, while projections on revenue were disputed. Meanwhile a separate item notes Fannie Taylor, charged in a Slocumville train wreck attempt, declared insane and to be sent to the state asylum.
A British syndicate has secured options on coal mines across eastern Tennessee and Kentucky, including about 70 in operation on a 100000 acre parcel. The Paylor firm acts as financial agent and has sailed for the U.S. Meanwhile lumber imports from Canada surge as Toledo reports a record influx of 760000 feet and plans to bring in more, while a Pennsylvania post office is robbed of stamps and tens.
A special meeting of the stockholders of the Catoctin Mountain Iron Company in Frederick is called for Tuesday July 13 at 11 pm at the law office of William P Meulsby Exq. The meeting will consider the company's general condition and steps to pay debts, including the possible sale of the Property.
Frederick Council No. 118 Jr. O U A M members will attend United Brethren church in the city on Sunday at 10 39 oclock. Rev C W Stine Spring will preach a sermon on The Perpetuity of Patriotism tying National Independence to Christian religion.
Bronawick merchants prepare a trade display for tomorrow with notable visitors including Mr. Bla it Lee of Montgomery County Mr Lecisauan Schiey of Hagerstown Rev Cyrus F Brook and Mr Glenn Worthington of Frederick scheduled to deliver addresses.
Members of John Wesley A M E Church in Liberty plan an audiy'a meeting next Sunday with services led by Rev. Boley Boyce at 1:00 PM and Rev. Johan Key, Sr. in the afternoon followed by children's services at 7:30 PM in the church.
Frederick barbers push for all shops to close at 6 o'clock each weekday except Saturdays, starting Tuesday July alh and running to mid September. Currently many shops stay open until 9.
Hyheneas Young-Reelmer and Charles H. Young wed Miss May Kreimer of Linganore district yesterday evening. The couple plans to reside in this city following the ceremony conducted by Rev. Father Giraud at the Noviate.
The Interesting infant Nelile of Pearl and Mrs Wm Ray were very ill after the heat on Wednesday. City officials ordered a thorough street cleaning in honor of visiting wheelmen Cloeed. East Brunswick passenger station in this county was closed by the bal eta deh ieee.
The upcoming varsity race on the Hudson between Cornell Columbia and Pennsylvania promises a fierce test with Yale and Harvard in mind. Coaches expect Cornell to win but warn they must row at peak. conditions and lane draw favor outside positions, while Pennsylvanias and Columbias crews push fast strokes and ambitious tactics as officials prepare for the event.
National League results show Philadelphia over Brooklyn, New York topping Boston seven to four, Baltimore beating Washington six to three, Cleveland defeating St Louis, and Chicago besting Pittsburgh three to five. Atlantic and Ontario entries list games in Hamilton and Toronto with mixed scores. A poisoning tale from Indiana reports a family of seven succumbing to illness, while political notices include a Greece ministerial nomination for W.W. NIH and U.S. monetary commission plans under Senator Wolcott. Roosevelt to inspect naval militia precedes Depew Miles banquet in London with General Miles honored.
Stock and produce markets in New York opened erratic with a late rally lifting prices above last night’s close. Traders cited general apprehension that advances had outpaced conditions, while late buying was light. Philadelphia grains and fats showed weakness in flour and rye, with mixed results across corn oats and hay. live stock in New York and East Liberty noted firm cattle values and steady hogs amid varied car lots and market tone.
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