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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1896

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3

Natural Fat Promotion Ad from The Shakers

An old advertisement touts natural fat by eating proper food and claims indigestion causes thinness. It promotes Ehaker Digestive cordial as a cure, claims it cleanses blood and tones the stomach, and urges readers to send for a book on food and fat to The Shakers in New York.

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Ku: Ernest J Knaber Jr and James D Maron Involve Directors

Ernest J Knaber Jr president James D Maron vice president J Wesley Geest treasurer named along with other directors in corporate notice listing leadership roles and governance details

Ernest J. Knaber,jr James D., Maron J.wesley Geest

Pittsburgh Storm Ravages City Killing Several People

A violent Eastern cyclone struck Pittsburg and Allegheny causing extensive damage. The storm toppled trees and damaged roofs as lightning struck buildings. John Figus died from a fallen tree, others were severely injured, and property losses ran into thousands across Allegheny and surrounding areas.

Hen Seatmentlo Pittsburg Allegheny Chi Valles Allwheny Pitteburg AtSp Eighth Ward Hunting and Fishing Club Sugar Grove John Figus George Milter Thomas O'Connell Charles Korack Jacob Metz Frank Oto Harry Haddle Greenfield Avenue Joseph Ashfelder Sharpsburg W. L. Norr McBee’s Rocks Geredete Pool Allesheny Pennsylvania Avenue Homewood Iris Allegheney Abner Hays Fort Wayne A.B. Bennett Hars Bennett St. Clair Terrace Snetter

Rioters at Socialists congress clash in Mayhem

Anarchists disrupt a July Socialists meeting with noise and violence. The chair adjourns amid attempts to expel anarchists while calls to admit radicals are debated. Observers report several attacks on speakers and a tense, disorderly scene as police and guards struggle to maintain order.

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Campaign Work Booms Amid Nomination Rumors

The Populist and Silver parties struggle for influence as campaign machinery forms in Missouri and Washington. New headquarters emerge in the Corcoran building, with leaders Butler and Edgerton authorized to audit counts. Ratification meetings and possible fusion talks surface while debates over formal notifying Bryan continue amid national party shifts.

Butler Edgerton Silver Party Corcoran Washington Stevens Lane National Executive Committee Charles B Lane Wotan Jane Oighe California Lincoln Seb Bryan New York Missouri Sedalia Henry L. Call New York City Kannis People's Party

Mother's awful crime ends in drowning two children

A Newark area mother Mary Hernan, wife of John Hernan, attempted to kill herself and her two children, John aged 24 and Ralph aged 1, by tying them and drinking poison then leaping from a wharf into the Delaware River. Boatmen rescued her, she remains in hospital, while both children drowned. husband reportedly denies contact and was placed under restraint.

Cawers Mary Hernan Jobo Herteau Derylf Mee Hernantes John Iget Ralwant Waloul Street Hite Hye Baxsa Civ Joseph Smith Elecuit Independence Nanny Smith Oswego Bedavns Ohio Mary Long Daisy Thomas Bennett William Francis United States A. Woodruff BicMeechar Creek

Mata deals and Rhodesia unrest deepen colonial tension

A Cape Town dispatch reports Matabele insurgency near Bulawayo as Imperial forces clash with natives. Captain Nicholson reinforces Matoppo, while Major Flourrell engages at Kelingwe. Cham berlain resists large imperial aid for political reasons. Rhodes involvement looms. Bulawayo dispatches claim stronger rebel confidence and press hush. New Jersey Republican convention sets August 27 in Trenton. Senator Quay lobbies for John Bardsley’s pardon. Polish revolutionary arrests in Warsaw. Germany to receive a surrendered forger from New York George Grothansen.

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Markets See Slight Holiday Trading On New York Philadelphia

Stocks and produce traded on a light holiday volume with prices described as steady to uneven. Reports from New York and Philadelphia show limited activity, with wheat corn and oats steady to higher, and live stock markets indicating quiet but firm tone for prime cattle and lambs amid fluctuating hog prices.

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Murderous Maniac Attacks Parents Then Self

Franz Pierson, recent asylum discharge, fatally slashed his father and wounded his mother with a razor before attempting to cut his own throat. He set a trunk with combustibles and aimed to explode nearby. The victims and bystanders describe a violent scene. the father died, the mother is in precarious condition.

Pete Franz Pierson Conshire Ladupende Chewmente

Baseball scores and varied 19th century notices

Reports from national and local games include Cleveland beating Cincinnati 3 to 2, St Louis defeating Chicago 6 to 0, and Buffalo 3 Rochester 2. Other items note claims against Spain for Cuban damages, Denver cloudburst deaths, a fatal church shooting in Kentucky, youth deaths at a railroad crossing, drownings in Ohio, a Philadelphia eight hour day plan, religious suicide in New Jersey, political nominations in Pennsylvania, and gold reserve movements as banks prompt coin shipments.

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