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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1899
Page
1
Hardware ad lists items and low prices including hatschets horse shoes window screens and garden tools. Items feature Potts cold handle sadd trans steps ladders poultry netting garden hoes rakes grindstones and more with prices ranging from pennies to a few dollars.
Cleveland and Chester, Pa, June 23. Cleveland strikers rejected a company proposal by unanimous vote, rejecting jobs for 80 percent of workers and preferring current employees except those who acted unlawfully. Strikers plan their own counterproposal to city council today while a $25,000 explosion at Eddystone works in Chester caused no injuries. Baseball results: National League games in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago, and St. Louis. Atlantic League matchups in Richmond, Allentown, Lancaster, and Wilkes-Barre.
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Boston police traced a night time robbery at the Metropolitan National Bank where a male thief nabbed 10000 dollars in notes through a teller window. The suspect fled but was later arrested in New York after a pursuit linked to a long criminal record including prior arrests in Chicago and Wall Street. The recovered money remained in the thief’s possession and a roll of bills was found on him during arrest. The assailant was identified as George Shea alias Philip Lambele, a Canada-born 21-year-old man with a history as an old offender. The Boston incident prompted a nationwide manhunt with police coordinating across cities.
Nad Hoon Without Food or drink For Over Four Diy. Wilkesbarre, Pa., June -Tynatz Casmero, the Polish laborer entombed in the Wingston Coal company's Gaylord mine last Monday morning, was rescued at noon yesterday. He survived the disaster in the heading, heard rescuers, and was given food. He is reported in good health as a doctor noted. The tale also covers the mine’s air flow and Casmero’s alertness leading to survival.
Reports show James City NC sees Negro squatters resisting sheriff eviction. Nebraska Democrats Populists and Silver Republicans fuse for state offices. Colorado drought devastates cattle and sheep numbers. A Chinese laborer from Ship Island sent back to Mobile by British vessel. Government orders Chippewa away from Minnesota reservation within 29 days. Iowa county attorneys urged to vigorously prosecute trusts in their jurisdictions.
Senator Waldeck Rousseau accepted the task of forming a new cabinet in Paris. The lineup includes Delcasse foreign affairs, Gallifet war, Lanessan marine, Millerand commerce, and Dupuy agriculture. Gallifet’s appointment marks a Dreyfus era turn, while Millerand’s stance draws Socialist concern about cabinet durability.
Washington reports delight in diplomatic circles over Waldeck-Rousseau forming a French cabinet. Ambassador Cambon lauds the new premier's sagacity and notes Delcasse remains foreign minister, with Dreyfus and Rennes trial attention, while Franco American reciprocity talks advance.
Paris dispatch describes Rennes townspeople or press corps chasing news on Captain Dreyfus. Mme Dreyfus not yet arrived while Basch fears anti Dreyfus fury and duel threats from a local editor. Dash worries over assassination by Patriotic League as Drumont and others arrive.
James Briley of Rossville described a 12 man mob that dragged him from his home at 10 PM, stripped him, whipped him, tarred him, and left him naked and bleeding before he fled to Danville. He identified several assailants and said the men warned him to leave town.
The Times correspondent reports a sharp clash between Russian and American naval delegates during the conference. Captain Mahan questioned why gas interdiction exists while submarine warfare remains allowed, arguing gas is less lethal than waterborne attack. A Russian reply referenced shipboard rescue difficulties. Mahan cited the Victoria disaster to illustrate rapid loss of life. The commission ultimately voted against his position.
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