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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1896
Page
3
Tutt's Liver Pills advertised as a universal liver cure. Claims to arrest disease with timely use and to ease sick headache sour stomach malaria indigestion torpid liver constipation and all bilious ailments. Popular longtime remedy.
National Building Association of Baltimore City listing officers including president, vice president, treasurer and multiple directors. Terms show installment stock dues six dollars per month with six percent annual dividend. fall paid stock details and sole agent Garber Johnson, Feedsbick, Md.
The article describes rowing under worsening Hudson River conditions with forecast winds, tides, and currents affecting the Cranston and Pennsylvania crews. Harvard, Cornell, and Columbia face varied water for the race with center-water advantages and possible adverse effects on outside crews. Bookmakers set odds on Columbia and Harvard, while Cornell is favored overall. Towne receives hometown welcome with a large turnout despite drizzle.
At Annandale a stiff breeze caused drowning as Miss Anna Param Miss Resse Newhs and John Putnam of Minneapolis and Sherman of St Paul were lost while sailing. Bodies unrecovered. Putnams were siblings and the only children of their parents. They had camped at Crestwater lake for three weeks. Spain Don't Want to Fight De Mavarin is a separate note about the senate voting against abrogating the 1877 protocol with the United States. Senator Jimeno criticized the government for weakness toward the U S.
Fragmented report outlines historical political figures and events, noting impeachment era debates, a northern pacific issue, and a Kansas City tribute. It also covers a late 19th century murder trial, a public defense cost, and various regional incidents including building collapse indictments, Matabele unrest, and a serenade incident in Ohio.
June 26 report from Haziettes Pa describes three boilers exploding at Sands Row colliery wrecking the set room and nearby nest of three others. Cylinders were dragged to the mountain foot. John Lawsan sustained serious injuries with extensive property damage noted. Local authorities report limited details on the incident.
A multi-part report traces a Cuban expedition through naval movements and shore actions. It describes sloops carrying cargo, a vigilante boarding, and a Commodore's pursuit of a steamer, with references to Auguste Amunas and St. John's bar. Separate coverage covers murder trial testimony by James Farrell in Beaver Pennsylvania, noting Corroborative steelworks employee accounts and a window observation of clothing concealing a body.
A vast cloudburst Wednesday night swept across the region, washing away houses and drowning stock. Water rose twenty feet in ten minutes in streams feeding the Little Muskingum and other Ohio tributaries, ruining crops for miles and causing extensive damage and loss of money. Ex Senator acquitted of bribery charges in Mahoning County.
The nail manufacturers association held a five day conference to discuss potential impact of a proposed change in nail cutting and supply. No action was taken on the question of price or mill closings for the summer, though discussions continue about market conditions and process improvements.
The Holt will contest ends with the verdict that the 1873 document is invalid. The estate, valued around 190000, will pass to the heirs. Motions for a new trial and further actions are anticipated amid an unsettled settlement.
The Ohis supreme court sustains a law levying taxes on street railroads and electric light companies. Eight months ago Marshal McCallum arrested Mrs. Herryman at Kuttawa Kentucky and she died in fright. Yesterday Mrs. Johns, daughter of Mrs. Herryman, attempted to kill the officer but he shot her dead.
In New York June a fiery rally features Senator Tillman denouncing eastern financiers and Wall Street, contrasting corn and wheat farming with bond speculation. He attacks currency as sectional, declares silver movement hostile, and vows to win at the polls despite opposition. He accuses financiers of wealth hoarding and calls for a national political realignment.
Markets wrap in New York with beef and lamb prices noted. European cables report mixed signals as yearlings and general livestock values show small shifts. Local county examination results referenced without detailed context.
National League games feature Chicago and St Louis tied to high scoring actions. Reports include other league results and a gas tragedy in Wilkes-Barre with two dead. Debates on Japanese deportations and silver policies headline national affairs with a murder verdict in Pottsville.
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