Improved violin tone claims spark testimonials in ad
Frederick Md July 14 1878 A notice advertises expressage rates and testimonials for an improved violin sidelined by the American Violin Co New York agents. Ole Bull and C S Howard quoted praising the instrument inviting musicians to visit the News office to test the violin.
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Witeeboey Ole Bull
C.S. Howard Asys
American Violin CO
New York
L. Cote. & Go., Agts
Frederick, Md
Local Baseball News Highlights and Notable Incidents
Baseball games slated this week include Saw Log versus fastever at Development Company funds this evening, a Young Ladies club versus Young Men club at Agricultural Park on Wednesday, Bemtzown Bard against Red Front next Tuesday on Derr's lot, and Young Brush Factory versus Rockets at Stine's field with Brush Factory winning 13 to 7. A new club named Wook the Epook forms with members Ely, Dyer, Brengie, Rowe, Fout, Abert, Fain, Dye, and others. Also reported are local injuries and health updates: Daniel Halex of South Market street injured at Brunswick fard, Peter Beet of South Market street paralyzed but improving, Miss Daisy Fry of Jefferson homebound and not expected to recover soon, Dr Edward Sheffield in critical condition after recent illness.
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Henry C. Garrett
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Jefferson
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Tennessee Miners Agree on Settlement to End Strikes
A printed copy of the miners agreement from Briceville and Coal Creek outlines restoration of work, protection for returned miners, faith in the governor and legislature, and thanks to officials who aided peace. Signatories include J. B. Tuostas and W. L. Sara, approving the settlement terms.
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Woman Draws Two Pensions in Portstown Pa
Major F S M Sprague of the U S pension bureau visits Portstown to investigate a case in which Mary Hartenstine 75 widow of soldier John Hartenstine received two pensions in 1913 and 1919 both later increased to 12 dollars. The second pension was said to be wasted on a soldier in the Third Pennsylvania during the rebellion. A dangerous dam in the Hudson near Troy shows signs of weakness and could fail during the first freshet, threatening floods and nearby iron works.
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President Harrison Gifts Berens for Gipsy Queen Rescue
Minister Phelps delivered the gold watch and chain sent by President Harrison to Captain Scholz of the German ship Gore for rescuing the crew of the American ship Gipsy Queen in April 1889. A gold medal was also given to Mate Schelling. Two storms hit Cartiste Pennsylvania with notable lightning damage yesterday.
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Salaries Withheld and Legal Rallies Hit State Funds
The state faces pay and warrant disputes as Factory Inspector Watchorn’s title is challenged after a senate rejection for a cert office. The state treasurer halts warrants pending attorney general input, while school funds remain strained with about 1.7 million dollars in the treasury amid budget friction. Separate items report a leprosy scare linked to a hotel worker in Kearny, a planned Trenton monument contract, vigilante tension in Birines over tramp attacks, bumper wheat yields in Berks County, a soldier’s death in Camp Greta, and a large Chicago oil firm’s collapse under a receiver’s oversight.
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Thanking the Pope and Other Brief News
A July dispatch from Cape May reports bishops plan a letter of thanks to the pope for rejecting Henry Cahensly’s petition. In Paris a banquet honored the French fleet with diplomats toasting the czar and Grand Duke Alexis praising the French squadron. Captain Alexander Fisher of the yacht Full Moon is reported missing after July 13 with a child’s death noted. In Wisbech Liberal victory in Cambridge division by election to replace G. W. Sebryn Conservative aligns with Liberal gains.
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Quiet at Steclton Harrissere July 25
There is nothing new to be sad about the simanon at Steclton. More men were at work yesterday than the day previous, according to company statements, but the stakers deny this.
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Warships Released and Balmaceda Tension Grows
Reports from France say Chilean warships have been released, boosting Balmaceda’s military readiness as Congressional forces seek a decisive strike. Dispatches describe troop movements from Valparaiso to Coquimbo and La Serena, with 1,000 volunteers mobilized on transports south of Iquique amid tense naval watch and precautionary passport checks.
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Train wreck kills four near Carble and other July notices
A Denver and Rio Grande express collision near Carble killed engineer George Ardell and three others, injuring many as a passenger train dragged by. Obituaries note engineer Ardell and conductor BL Parris, while other brief items report a murder in Reaping Pa, a California World’s Fair dispute, a Europe pilgrimage by Templars, and local plumb er wage talks.
News Nuggets of Accidents and deaths across towns
Mrs Amelie Rives Chandler slated for New York newswork arriving Aug 3. A streetcar at Decatur Wisconsin derailed, killing Miss Lockwood of Figon Ts and injuring several. In Northvale a Italian girl Ratio lit a lamp, burned to death. Fire in Dayton laundry destroyed Bechel house. Panic among hotel guests in night clothes after alarm. Paris professor Bret severely injured in Ashland runaway, hospitalized in precarious condition. he has been in the U S months reporting on French republic affairs.
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Trade at Pittsburg and Cleveland Quiet in the West
The latest weekly trade review notes firmer activity in Boston outs and shoes and steady wool in Hartford while Pittsburg and Cleveland show only modest gains. Crops in the West face drought with Chicago reporting higher wheat receipts and overall improvement in wool and leather industries amid a mixed national market.
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Thoroughfare of Racing Entries Across Multiple Tracks
A lengthy, error-filled report lists numerous horse races from Garfield Park in Chicago and Jerome Park in New York, detailing first through seventh race lineups, horses, jockeys, distances, and race times. It mentions crowds near ten thousand in Detroit and racing at Gloucester and Brighton Beach with scattered entries and results.
Baseball Yesterday National League Scores and Market Report
Yesterday's baseball results show New York and Chicago leaders with mixed outcomes, while rain postponed the Philadelphia-Boston game. The Philadelphia market section reports stock and produce closures, noting dullness and limited transactions, with bids and prices for Reading, Lehigh Valley, and Pennsylvania lines among others.
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