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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1891
Page
3
This large department store touts vast patrons and a trusted price guarantee. It promises constant customer satisfaction, inviting 100,000 men and women to rely on quality, affordability, and dependable service while expanding its customer base with each purchase.
Brazen ad boasts gems in all sizes and shapes with prices 12 and 15 dollars. It highlights a bright, factory style selection and urges immediate purchase.
Newsreel notes Messrs Waesche and Coblentz with capitalists viewing the proposed railroad route through Yellow Springs and Rocky Springs. Path may extend to Brunswick via Middletown alley. Highlights scenic allure, potential summer villas and farms along the line. Also reports barley field near Baltimore pike and a marriage license for John A Eyler and Augie Fitch.
In London the ongoing baccarat case provoked heated exchanges as Sir Charles Russell and Sir Edward Clarke clashed over evidence and the Prince of Wales. Clarke praised his client while noting public suspicions about court behavior and intoxication. The trial sparked strong public reaction with cheers in court and calls for the Prince to heed moral advice amid a murky royal affair. Later, a religious weekly warned the Prince to avoid earning distrust from workers, while a Barnet sermon urged restraint. Also reported: a record coal shipment of twelve million bushels from Davis Island dam to southern ports.
A dispatch notes earthquake damage prompting a district commission to assess and order demolitions of unsafe structures in Badiwalevera Treyesmethy areas. Troops may assist if needed to clear dangerous blocks as residents seek safety away from debris. Several injuries reported with no fatalities among those harmed.
Haitian president Hippolyte ordered executions after rebels seized Port au Prince prisons. Leader Rigaud was shot in front of his house as soldiers patrolled streets. In the chaos, many prisoners were recaptured and killed, with extensive arrests and a citywide lockdown. Bishop Knight dies at 66 in Wisconsin.
Fragmented report outlines a political cabinet reshuffle and a premier’s election, naming potential ministers and party figures. The article mentions a parliament vote, possible replacements, and a state funeral with ministers serving as pallbearers for a deceased spouse.
The obituary notes Minister McCurdy born December 7 and died at a Lyme home. A long career includes service in the legislature, a year in the senate, and a posting as United States minister to Austria. He later served as judge of the superior court and on the supreme bench, with membership in the Washington Peace Congress and eventual retirement. He studied at Yale Law School.
Nashville Tennessee June 9 W. El Minchta a bank bookkeeper at American National bank is a defaulter for about seventy five thousand dollars. He has worked there six years and was trusted by officers until recently. He is 35 years old, native of Nashville, from a respected family. Minchin has been missing since May 25 and friends are distressed by his actions.
Lieut Harlow reports Chile accepts invitation to participate in the Chicago World’s Columbian Exposition Chile will build its own pavilion on one acre and send a military band with a $100000 preliminary funding grant.
A Reading Pa report details John Wanamaker’s testimony before the Bardley committee about his bank ties. It notes his stock dealings with Kesstove bank and Lucas estate, denial of active role in bank receiver selection, and a failed investment that cost the Bethaay fund. separate items report a man named Sweigert falling from a window in Reading, and local notices on wage terms, a Chilean cruiser coal transfer, and a Straw berry Festival at St James Lutheran church.
Long list of horse races and results from Morris Park and Gloucester tracks with multiple jockeys and horses named. Notable entries include Baldillon Loc Prime and Royalist, plus a Wilmington facsimile tally and June 9 results. Also reports Capt. Mitchell arrest and Bribery trial in Pennsylvania and New York lumber resumption.
Philadelphia markets show firm tendencies with gains in Lehigh Valley and Reading while others stay steady. Closing bids list readings for Reading, Lehigh Navigation, Lehigh Valley, Pacific, and Pennsylvanias with various mortgage bonds and preferences firm.
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