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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1898
Page
3
A catastrophic powder explosion near Peauprag New York yesterday injured workers and residents. Fire officials and volunteers battled blazes at a paper mill complex, with reports of collapsed buildings and trapped individuals as emergency crews coordinated rescue efforts. The incident prompted safety warnings and an investigation into factory procedures.
Local testimonials praise Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for burns itching night disturbance and rash. Ains from Lonaconing Maryland and Warren W Krag of Cumberland Maryland report relief after taking three bottles and claim restored sleep appetite and ability to work. The ad also touts Hood's Pills and emphasizes the product as the best blood purifier.
July dispatches recount cabinet deliberations and naval coal issues with Miles report on army actions. A fatality shock from Van Wyuren Arkansas follows, alongside a Oakland Maryland fire threat and a Shanghai Chinese revival note. A New York judge sentences Martha Price to death for a stepdaughter murder.
The article notes fighting in Spain and Ireland amid broader labor unrest. It references a July 1 strike wave at packing plants near Omaha, with workers walking out and fears of a general strike. Reports from Belfast describe police and military actions during Orange celebration clashes. A Japanese cruiser arrives at Fortemouth after a high-speed passage, signaling continued naval activity.
The Hawaiian Commission met in Washington with Senator Calon appointed chairman. They plan a August 1 departure from San Francisco and two months in Tahiti to study governance, public lands, and fortifications. Admiral Ammen visited the naval hospital. hopes include adopting existing Hawaiian statutes and strengthening defenses against immigration.
Reports describe heavy fighting with siege guns landed and positions shifting as forces press to disrupt enemy lines. Captain Young led an operation cutting a crucial cable linking Havana to Santiago and destroying landing sites and roads to impede Spanish reinforcements.
Fragmented OCR text discusses canteens, events, people named Tep, Dhatkotha, Takata, and a vague market scene. It mentions pampering and a central area, with references to critics, observers, and a ceremonial tone. No clear single event or outcome is identifiable.
Fragmentary OCR describes a prize ship captured by a wartime force with references to Trited States fuetiburg and a convoy, mentioning Albrecht and the Iren, and arrival with provisions of a mig.
Washington reports ongoing negotiations with the war department to add vessels for expeditionary use. The steamship Toumanian and tug Heltannia are promised for transport roles, with Colonel Lumpreys overseeing army transport to Cuba and supplies like beef and refrigeration stock being shipped to Port Soong and Port Vietne. General Miles and the Cuba expedition's logistics are highlighted, including pontoons and engineering equipment, as the United States readies for renewed operations in the Caribbean.
A garbled spread of place names, person references, and military terms from a historical newspaper clip. It mixes European figures, US Navy mentions, and scattered dates, with no clear single event.
The text notes J Otey being renominated by Democrats in Virginia's Sixth District. It also mentions General and naval figures, including Cervera, and references tensions over Caribbean war actions and allied fiscal payments. The fragmentary item hints at political and military context of the era.
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