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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1899
Page
4
A distinguished Baltimore group visited Frederick with J M Hood, Gen John Gill, W R Blackford, and George C Jenkins. John K Cowen and Oscar G Murray were delayed by business in New York. The party traveled in Cowen’s private car to Poplar Terrace, hosted a cordial evening, and later toured Braddock Heights.
Mrs. Outerbridge Horsey, wife of the prominent distiller of that name, died on Saturday last, June 24, at their home Needwood near Barkittsville in this county.
Wheat in Frederick quoted at 372 cents per bushel while shelled corn sells for 88 cents and corn on the ear at 20 dollars per barrel. Mr Theodore Brookey was brought home Saturday evening and is progressing well and comfortable today.
Louisville June 26 The Democratic gubernatorial race in Kentucky shows no agreement on any candidate after the eleventh ballot with Stone 976 Hardin 365 and Goebel 346 among 1,092 delegates. Goebel leads in loyalty, while Hardin levered a late surge by withdrawing Hardin’s name to unsettle Stone and Goebel. The trio’s stalemate may push delegates to seek a leader outside the three.
London reports a firm British stance and new diplomatic missions among Cape Town Bloemfontein and Pretoria to broker a five to six year residence based compromise. President Kruger shows cautious flexibility while resisting war rumors noted in a recent interview.
Reports from The Hague outline Russia and United States naval plans in the peace talks. Germany may drop an objection to a court of arbitration if its obligatory clauses are removed. The American propounds exempting private property from capture at sea, sparking debate on broader Paris Declaration implications. Three wounded in drunken NY City melee referenced in brief.
Paris June 6. At the cabinet council M Loubet signed orders transferring officers and changing posts. Bertrand and Feuillotcy removed, Bulot named public prosecutor. Lombard renamed advocate general. Krishmidt Roget Saxe Coubertin shifted to other garrisons. Coubertin allegedly urged firing if army insulted at Longchamp. Waldeck Rousseau read a brief parliament speech outlining the new ministry’s aims to defend republican institutions and public order.
Cited ad copy touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful started, nervous feet and ingrown nails and relieves stings from corns and bunions. It claims to ease sweating calouses and hot tired feet, with trial packages and price options. Also mentions De Witte Witch Salve for root cause of piles.
An old advertisement extols a remedy called Earle Clover Root Tea aiding bowels and digestion. It claims to relieve constipation indigestion and stomach trouble with a positive guarantee. Sold by Albert L. Pearte and Shiloh Coerhard Consamy, framing it as a trusted product from a family source.
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