10 Jun 1889
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1889
Page
1
Three hundred thousand dollars worth of cloth ing due to our large facilities in buying and manufacturing. The notice emphasizes scale and scope of operations, noting OEHM S ACME HALL as a key point in a local business consolidation or retirement.
Readied for men and boys with a wide stock of clothing. Business suits priced from 750 to 1650, working suits from 540 to 18, overcoats from 6 to FH. Boys department offers Norfolks plain blouses sailor blouses pleated suits and kilts with short pants and long pants suits in broad selection.
Amidst the devastation of Johnstown, Cambria City beg for provisions, bedding, and clothing as relief drives surge. Iron works restart soon, while crowds gather for bread from Morrellville. Sanitation, disease fears, and piling debris frame a city in urgent recovery and government aid debates.
An English message of sympathy for the Johnstown disaster is delivered to the American president. Sir Julian Paznee brings the queen's words, and the president responds with gratitude, noting shared goodwill and timely aid to Pennsylvania communities harmed by the catastrophe.
Reports from Clinton County detail widespread flood damage with Salona, Charlton, Lockport and Liberty hardest hit. Stores reopen, supplies arrive, and volunteers distribute provisions as coffers raise about 1200 dollars for relief. Dam safety concerns persist at Olean and surrounding canals, while bodies are recovered and communities press on amid hardship.
News from Washington reports the international marine conference will include Capt FLO. Malaberg of Sweden and Capt. P. E. Salvesen of Norway with Mr. W Flood representing various marine interests. Brazil will participate in the American states conference opening next October. The president issues a military duty reform ending Sunday drills and shifting barracks inspections to Saturdays.
The Cronin inquest in Chicago continues as John McGeehan testifies about Camp 41 and Cronin’s alleged spy status and removal. He recalls meetings, loyalty questions, and threats of arrest, while authorities prepare further evidence linking Alexander Sullivan to alleged misappropriation in Clan-na-Gael affairs.
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