Telegram Mo drown and a race results note
In Telegram Missouri a race event near Moorestown featured Osbornme and Wood in a chase for the lead. The Chanuiypien ran at 4pm with Wehva and HoLee A Dis among contestants.
23 Jun 1884
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1884
Page
1
In Telegram Missouri a race event near Moorestown featured Osbornme and Wood in a chase for the lead. The Chanuiypien ran at 4pm with Wehva and HoLee A Dis among contestants.
A garbled reader submission praises a health product claiming quick cures and rapid sales. It mentions names like Mr T W Atkins and Lodge with references to patients and caregivers. The piece reads as a promotional note with many misspellings and unclear specifics.
The 13-year-old son of the Gavastea family, Tretterson League’s kin, shot by his 15-year-old brother during a dispute in the back room of their premises. The two youths, part of a wealthy Baltimore-connected clan, were alone when the fatal shot occurred. The incident shocks a prominent family linked to the late George Carr.
A damaged ad text warns mothers about Dr Stheney’s Teething Syrup with morphia, marketing it for infant relief. It lists harmful preparations and urges avoidance, noting a price of one dollar and a May 22 daily issue date. The note mentions Lis Falimey & Son of Hagerstown Maryland as the presumed makers or sellers.
A scattered report from a South Brooklyn court mentions a young woman named Johanna Welsh connected to a sensational case. Details describe her as a teen sentenced elsewhere and note community reactions and subsequent legal actions including an execution reference and local proposals.
Five newspaper men are described as jailed, with details about travel to Chicago for the Democrat Convention and trains. The article notes the B. and O. Press Train to Chicago and mentions Moor G Pangborn accompanying the party to promote the reads the former trip supported.
Trade dollar holders announce plans to sue the United States if Congress fails to provide relief. Several firms say they will file suit against the government immediately after adjournment to test whether the government can impose silver aid and then refuse to accept it. Ey. ne the 1 lunar.
Anaga real wonder of the world promises speedy cure for fevers rashes skin ailments and various conditions with a money back guarantee. Sold by Giar nu & Sicule for 25 conta per bottle with refunds offered.
List of guests arriving at major hotels includes numerous individuals from cities such as Springfield Miss, Minneapolis, Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, Toronto, Hagerstown, York, and Maryland. Names include Crayford Stricklin Underwood Martin and others with many county arrivals noted. The report lists about 48 county guests and multiple states and provinces represented.
In a debate on reviving arrearages aid for Union soldiers, Republican senators seek the Mexican pension amendment while many Democrats vow to support it to deny the charge that the party is unfriendly to Union servicemen. Several Republicans may oppose. Voorhees Lamar George and others among the Democrats are expected to back the measure, potentially ensuring passage. A Democrat stated the party will not appear unwilling to fund Union soldiers and will let the Republican Party bear responsibility for a Treasury raid.
In Wirritsa West Virginia on January 21 a Barbour County tale details Vanseory who, after dreaming three nights in a row that his sister Mrs Jacob Campbell lay dead in the Middle Fork River, told a sister only after the third dream. A search then found her body, and authorities believe she died by her own hand amid mental distress.
The arbitration board for boot and shoe trades in this city dissolved after the operators refused to accept the decision unless certain concessions were granted. The dispute centers on regulations, not wages, with some manufacturers claiming they will maintain existing wage rates.
The Misses Vernon's select school closed last Friday with a large audience. Pupils recited and sang with praise from all, featuring a Kindergarten play Song of the birds and a duet Pretty Polly Hopkins. Visitors included Abram T. A. Nelson and several city residents, with various summer guests noted.
June 21 in Fairn, Mica. Officer Frnent M. Parsell shot and killed Lorenzo D. Pickle, a wanted des perado who resisted arrest at Richfield Centre yesterday. Pickle had fired at Deputy Sheriff Carton at Flushing last week and was armed with two revolvers, threatening others who would arrest him.
Curing claims for distressing chest coughs with Shilohs cure, guaranteed by Williamson & Co. Also advertised Crofts White for rheumatism and sale by Icner Bros. A fragmented old-time remedy ad noting local distributors and multiple patent medicines.
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