14 Jul 1884
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1884
Page
1
A fragmented ad page lists various tonics and patent medicines with prices, including Shiloh’s products and a meloscope. It notes rates for four-line ads and references medicines for constipation aches back and chest, with scattered vendor names and vague descriptions amid garbled text.
A terrible accident near Hanover on the Northern Central Railway severed Harry Slusser's head from his body. The 23 year old was struck while near York and Culloites yards, with reports describing the scene as dreadful and the work of an insane man. No further details of the cause are clear amid the chaotic account.
A midnight shootout near Lewiston involved Will and Rattlesnake Jake and several half breed Indians. Dozens engaged in a running gun battle, with many wounded and two dead including a man named Lot and a young fighter named Smith. the community quelled the melee as lawmen moved in. Separately Gen. Butler refuses to announce his political course, weighing Cleveland and Blaine against party loyalties amid factional pressures.
On the Oldham farm near Cayett's Corner eight miles from Middletown a boiler explosion destroyed an old threshing engine. Tenants William Cavender and workers were injured. Cavender likely fatally, others burned or injured. The barn burned next. engine in use since 1876 deemed dangerous.
A fragmented report describes a camp event with artillery, intrigue, and protest plans. Mentions include a roll call, readiness drills, and participation by groups and officials, with references to grounds, warmth, and local demonstrations. The text lists several names and affiliations, indicating charge, guard, and organizational roles.
Independent Republicans for the Ticket discuss backing Mr Cleveland for the presidency. The independent Republican executive committee notes that Cleveland’s nomination could unite reform elements and attract independent voters beyond party lines, despite some dissent within the party.
A garbled communication reports a reader accusing Jo Jb ind of misleading the public with letters. The fragment implies a dispute over responsibility and alleged deceit, mentioning a person tied to an official stance and a threatened action. The text remains unclear but centers on alleged manipulation and reader distrust.
Sparser report notes a celebratory display of about a hundred guns in Troy New York as part of festivities honoring the nomination of Cleveland. Local crowds gathered to witness the salute and show support for the political event.
A questionable sale touts Mlecade Birt as the sole remedy for a range of ailments, including constipation and general weakness. The ad claims fast, guaranteed satisfaction with a money-back offer and lists Garrett & Steele as vendors, alongside cheap flour sacks.
A list of guests arriving at major hotels notes J T Barnitz Geo A Frick T M Johnson Henry B Sohl and others from Washington Territory Kansas and several counties. Names include S C Aller J A Wuhn C B Shetter and George Snaith with guests from Philadelphia Paris Ky Myrtle Beach and more as 34 county arrivals are recorded.
A warning to farmers about scams and humbugs peddling patent tools and insurance schemes. Frauds travel to rural areas, offering pricey contraptions like stump pullers and lightning rods while pressuring with notes and no money down. Support local merchants instead.
To Mothers. Every bottle of Dr Fahrney's Teething Syrup promises safety with no opium or morphia. It claims to ease colic and teething pain. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy offers health and fresh breath at 50 cents with a free nasal injector from Williamson & Co.
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