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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1889
Page
1
Three hundred thousand dollars worth finely made clothing arrives from large buying and manufacturing facilities. The store promotes a vast, varied spring and summer stock with prices ranging from fifty to sixty dollars for suits and twenty to forty five dollars for overcoats. Juvenile suits available.
Chicago and Washington dispatches recount renewed evidence in the Cronin murder inquiry. Moroney allegedly registered as W C Melville at McCoy's hotel in May after claiming April presence in New York. signatures and handwriting links prompt police to investigate Melville and a supposed catalog of associates including J B Suncas and a mysterious Mrs. Melville. Bonded by hotel registers and cross city sightings, the case widens with potential extradition debates and broader Clan na Gael connections.
Hayes of Yale has joined the crew as stroke, with a strong lineup listed for the boat. The team weighs and positions are outlined, as the freemen prepare to face Pennsylvania at New London on June 20 and then row to the famed Thames showdown amid hopes of a historic victory. The article notes Cook’s influence, harboring high expectations for Yale’s performance.
A resident of Olean reports unsafe dam conditions threatening a bridge between Cuba and Olean. The earthen dam shows crevices and a five foot water surge, with gates closed and engineers warning of potential failure if pressures rise. Dam concerns include unsealed outlets and ongoing maintenance by local authorities.
The Panama Canal collapse continues to draw attention as it worsens travel and shipment, with patriants and migrants displaced and ships held up. Reports from Parana note scarce transport and backlogs while dozens of Jamatesans are sent home. authorities warn of ongoing delays and economic strain in the region.
Seven Swedish laborers were killed as Chippewa Indians attacked workers at Mille Lacs while whites began massing for safety. Sheriff Niculea alerted Gov Merriam to deploy state troops. the incident arose from white encroachment on Mille Lacs land and a ditch project from Mille Lacs Lake. Reports mention White Snake and Great Bear leading the assault. several prisoners were wounded and two victims were scalped or mutilated. Soldiers were dispatched, lodging at Mora then moving toward the scene aboard a train. Local telegraph operators relayed sparse details as fear spread among settlers and families in destitute circumstances.
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