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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1896
Page
3
Historical advertisement asserts Tutt's Pills as a universal remedy for liver complaints and related ailments. Claims span bilious headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation and many diseases. Promotes the pills as a trusted ally of the sick for thirty years.
National Building Association of Baltimore City lists officers and directors led by Ernest J. Arabe Jr as president. Includes treasurer J Wesley Guest and vice president 34M23D Mason with listed directors and professionals across banking law and manufacturing. Instalment stock is 60c per month. full paid stock pays 6 percent yearly. sole agent Baker Johnson in Frederick, MD.
In St Louis on June 12 the Republican convention scene shows McKinley supporters pushing for a gold standard platform. Rumors swirl of vice presidential bids for Cornelius Bliss and Hobart, with Thurston backing the New Jersey candidate as delegates argue over silver policy and financial planks.
A Pretoria dispatch and London papers describe the Transvaal reformers paying fines and facing banishment from the Transvaal for rebellion. Colonel Rhodes refused to sign, others departed for home, and the government signals calm while pressing final terms and future noninterference. President Kruger praised for measured leniency and urged redress of Uitlander grievances amid renewed reconciliation efforts.
The report details a late session adjournment after passing several measures amid lively debate. It covers Senate actions, remarks by Speaker and Vice President, and a parliamentary status. It also notes Ohio and West Virginia races, Populist conventions, and local disaster and crime items including a New York horse exchange fire and a triple lynching in Texas as part of a broad wire-service digest.
Biss Clam Bara now in Armenia appeals for funds for relief work. Cincinnati magnate Philip Casey dies by suicide amid poor health. May Corknic, 15, at DePuyacer industrial home in Tisoli New York, also dies by poisoning after hair cutting. Indiana State University student John Sheridan dies after being struck in a game umpire. Kentucky Republicans nominate George M. Davison for Congress in Eighth district. Michigan Salt works boiler explosion at Marine City kills foreman William Mowbray and injures others. John Haley killed and Peter Booth loses an arm in the incident.
The article reports on a committee discussion led by Chairman Can bon and Chairmen Savertade over the Senate and House appropriation bills. It details totals, savings, and deficits across fifty-first to fifty-fourth Congresses, citing specific figures for salaries, pensions, and sinking funds. It notes partisan criticism and argues for tighter spending, referencing past administrations and revenue figures. It also mentions Edward Clifford's trial for the murder of William Wattson in Weehawken, with Clifford a former detective alleged to have acted in revenge after Wattson discharged him.
National League games reported with scores from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh and New York to Washington. Also noted are minor league results, a salvage suit over the American steamer St Paul, three drownings in the Allegheny, Camden ex-treasurer indictments, a brutal assault on a child, a former consul's departure, and a fatal fire in Whiteland Indiana.
Closing quotations from the New York and Philadelphia exchanges show lighter activity but firmer sentiment. Prices span grains and meats with wheat, corn, pork, lard, and lambs reported. a graded schedule for land and variances is noted in Kent County as authorities aim to secure local reforms.
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