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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1900

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3

Fragmented 19th Century Legal Postings and Theft Note

A garbled report mentions a June date in Salt Lake City with a case of cohabitation and a judgment requiring a fine, plus possible imprisonment and postoffice notices. Other items note a post office robbery in West Nanticook with 75 dollars in paste stamps and 109 in cash stolen May 22, and a Cleveland June 25 item titled A Pure Fabrication where Senator Hanna denies a false story about mine owners funding McKinley's campaign.

Moore Seurstiah George Pert Bipgtun Wedgeburg West Nanticook Sam Hake Cleveland Hanna Utah Bryan McKinley Hanns

Blood Health Promise In Harsh Medical Ad Note

An old advertisement urges readers to avoid errors in health, promoting Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for eruptions stomach issues and disordered kidneys to purify blood and restore health. It emphasizes human folly and biomedical promises in a period tone.

Hood

Miss Gast on Her Long Journey Record Ride

The article notes Miss Gast completed an eighth century in a thousand-mile tide, setting a record. She remained in high spirits unlike typical record-breakers who show crankiness.

Miss Gast Worms

Wisconsin collision kills eight on excursion train

A Macon branch passenger train collided with a washout near McDonough Georgia, ignited, destroying all cars except the Pullman sleeper. Thirty-five killed, including several Atlanta and Macon residents, with crews and passengers perishing under wreckage and fire. Flash floods and washouts plagued rail lines as rescuers combed the scene.

Wisconsin Atlanta Macon McDonough William A. Barclay J. H. Hunicutt J. &. Wood Atanta J. T. Sullivan W. W. Bennett T. E. Maddox W- J. Pate W. J. Fate H. RK. Cressman Pullman George W. Flourney D. C. Hightower Stockbridge W. W. Spark Elder Henson Florida J. R. Florida Meshville W. C. Elisbridgeman D. ¥. Griffith J. H. Rhodes John Brantley Will Green W. L. Morrisett W. R. Lawrence Ed Byrd Robert Spencer Columbus Camp's Creek Oucumulgee

Tragic Wreck Near McDonough Claims Several Victims

A blazing train wreck near McDonough draws swift response as Flagman Quinlan collapses at the telegraph office. Rescue efforts under a stormy dawn recover bodies from the gorge and along the riverbank. three women were aboard, two escaped, one presumed missing.

Quinlan St McDonough Atlanta Macon McDonough Httle

Eight Die In Train Collision At Depere Wisconsin

A northbound Chicago and Northwestern excursion train bound for Green Bay Saengerfest collided with a freight at Depere, Wis. Eight people were killed and 34 injured, with ten sustaining broken legs. Victims include Ed Kuskie and Lawrence Plank of Pond du Lac, George Llord of Eden, and Oshkosh residents Burt Ives Matt Korcher and Adam Weber.

Green Bay Wis Chicago George L. Llord Eden Charles Mierswa Oshkosh Burt Ives Matt Korcher Adam Weber Ashland Ed Lawson Neenabis Tolasi

Ashanti Rebellion Led by Teed Queen Ofesu

Prahsu dispatch describes the Ashanti revolt with Teed Queen Ofesu as brain and energy behind the uprising. She reportedly carries a gun and leads 4,009 hunters while Cobina Fell, heir to the Adensi Stool, is a British prisoner. The revolt has simmered for a year and stems from resistance to British taxes.

London Daily Express Prahsu Ofesu Adlansis Cobina Fell Adensi

Schooner John H. Ker Sunk After Collision At Sea

Hamilton of the Old Dominion Line, two miles from the Northeast Lightship, collided with the fishing schooner John H. Ker near the Delaware coast in thick fog. The Ker sank with 15 crew rescued. Captain Redmond of New York. Captain Deer reported the incident at Norfolk.

Norfaia Hamilton Old Dominion Hne Deer Delaware John H. Ker Redmond New York

Pittsburg Tops Nation With Heat Wave Peak

Pittsburg reported the nation’s hottest conditions yesterday with a maximum of 94 degrees around 5 p.m. Government observers noted numerous prostrations as the heat wave affected the city and surrounding area.

Pittsburg United States

Foreigner crisis grows as allies seek thousands more troops

London June 5 dispatches report escalating peril for international forces in northern China. An estimated 100000 troops could be needed to seize and hold against Boxers while Pekin remains cut off. Relieving Tien Tsin and protecting legations faces stiff resistance from Chinese forces and heavy bombardment continues.

London China Pekin Admiral Seymour Tien Tsin Taku Admiralty Taku: “Chefoo, June 22: Only One Runner Has Got Through From Tien Tsin Shanghai Hillebrandt Barfleur Chinese 49 Miles West of ‘Rien Tsin The Daily Express Lharp Shan-Li Che-Foo Daily Mail Tiensin

Baden-Powell Hero of Mafeking Receives Praise

Queen Victoria sent congratulations to Lady Baden-Powell for her husband’s Mafeking defense. The Queen hinted at a special honor upon his return, noting his favor at court and forecasting a notable mark of recognition for the hero.

Victoria Baden-Powell

Chinese Crisis Deepens as Foreign Troops Move

Dispatches describe Shan Tung governor Shi Kai mobilizing 12 080 foreign drilled troops to reinforce Taku fortifications. News from Pekin hints foreign ministers seek passports while authorities show readiness to comply, amid rising anti foreign sentiment in Cantor and southern provinces. British admiralty adds five cruisers to China relief, with 3000 crew. Admiral Se ymour's arrival at Pekin possible if reports true.

Shi Kai Shan Tung Pthae Lupe Taku Shanghai China Times Gaya Sheng Pekin Shang-Tung Tsungfi-Yamen Seymour

American forces move to Taku as Chinese hostilities rise

Admiral Kempff reports four of Waller's command killed and seven wounded near Tien Tsia. A 2000-strong force heads to relieve Tien Tsin while Admiral Remey sails with the Brooklyn to Taku, making it Asiatic squadron HQ. Oregon speeds toward Taku to join the fleet in China.

Oregon Tien Tale Washington Navy Department Kempff Chefoo Tien Tsia Waller Tien Tsin Secretary of the Navy Remey Brooklyn Taku Gen. MacArthur Secretary Long Department Admiral Crowninshield White House Church Asiatic Squadron Manila China Hong Kong Zafiro Brooklyn Arives

Most Important West Contract For Authors

Chicago June 25 disputes over a landmark contract grant a local publishing firm exclusive rights to Baum and Denslow joint works. They agree to produce at least one book annually and are guaranteed royalties of ten thousand dollars each year.

Chicago West L Frank Baum W. W. Densilow Father Goose Baum and Denslow

Fresh note on indemnity to Ottoman Empire

Constantinople June 25 Lloyd C Griscom United States charge d affaires presented a fresh note demanding immediate reply to the indemnity settlement for losses of Americans during the Armenian massacre The note is not an ultimatum but a sharp signal of U S intent to pursue the matter to termination The Porte received it as a disagreeable surprise and perceived U S determination.

Turkey Constantinople Lloyd C. Griscom United United States

Porto Rico Imports and Experts Nine Months Data

In the nine months ended March 31, 1998, Porto Rico imported merchandise worth 7,579,208 dollars, with 2,579,802 dollars admitted free of duty. Among these, 301,271 dollars were suitable articles mainly Teller supplies from the United States. Exports from the island amounted to 729,193 dollars, while export data collected totaled 444 dollars.

Porto Rico San Juan de Perto Rico United States

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