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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1889
Page
1
A bold advertisement extols a $300,000 wardrobe empire supplying and manufacturing through large facilities. It claims unmatched American reach and the richest stock in summer and spring garments. The copy touts wide lines from suits to overcoats and dresses with competitive prices.
Chicago to Winnipes timeline shows witnesses failing to identify suspects in the Cronin murder. Notes from Circass about Frork Woodnuils fourth commission and a Winnipeg arrest linked to the Cronin case. Reports include statements from Detective Palmer, Winnipeg police actions, and a San Francisco interview with Mark Black, Woodruff’s stepfather, discussing his son's character and past conduct.
Letters from Adolph Metzger describe workers shipped to Mexico for forced labor and death from harsh conditions. Detective Groden vows thorough investigation as trials await publication of agents’ names. concerns over slavery rings persist across the Americas.
Meager reports describe a flood and storm across Fort Scott and surrounding towns. Drowned and missing feared amid rising waters, boats used for rescue, trains halted, and dams breached. Casualties initially reported uncertain, with later corrections and scattered flood effects across multiple towns and counties.
The article details mass casualties from a catastrophic collapse with ships’ debris and fires, noting missing and identified victims. It reports searches at the Clark residence site, the discovery of a wedding ring and jewelry, and identification struggles with a deceased passenger later linked to Miss Puuchon.
An advertisement touts Acker's dyspepsia tablets as a positive cure for severe dyspepsia indigestion flatulence and constipation. Marketed with a guarantee by J Williamson druggist.
Advertisement claims Lane's Family Medicine is a great root and herb remedy discovered by Dr Silas Lane in the Rocky Mountains. It asserts cures for blood liver and kidney diseases and constipation plus complexion improvement. Children like it and druggists offer a large size package for 50 cents.
A montage of Paris Boulangist disputes with Grevy the French president and a claimed signature trick, plus letters destroyed in the Boulangist affair. Reports from London on the Armagh railway accident and a Belgian royal marriage setback. London and Paris items cover Germany, a cable quest, and assorted American incidents and notices.
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