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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
2
New tackle innovations debut in this season with anti-tangle reel attachments, automatic gaffs, spring steel hooks, and a surge of bass and trout flies in hundreds of patterns. Highlights include a self-braking line guide, an auto gaff copying Horace Hobbs, spring steel jaws for securing bait, and a hexagonal split bamboo rod using Calcatis reed for stiffer action.
Widespread financial moves seen as Bombay wires show Shera trade. bonds exchanged total 297,436,800 dollars in new 2 percent notes. Chicago futures rally as September delivery surges from 145 to 165. The Kentucky ginseng trade suffers with prices dropping from 3.75 to 2.25 a pound, hitting remote mountain communities. Bryan returns from Wisconsin, while Wil semen waits after the Democratic convention.
A brief grievance note expresses heartfelt gratitude from a local family for a remedy that relieved coughs and illness. The misspelled card thanks the maker for a product used by the household and signs by Albert L Pearre, Breagist, in Forsate.
The State Board of Health promotes a new death registration law to record every death in Maryland. Local boards appoint sub-registrars to issue burial permits, with physicians and undertakers under penalties for noncompliance. Disinterments require court order or local board permits, and costs are expected to be minimal while creating valuable public records.
Various brief items include governor appointing several justices of the peace, Rouzerville economic hopes, a near-future company formation, Mrs. Francina Fountain's paralysis in Denton, Archdeaconry convocation preparations, a turnpike contract to W L Blunt, a murder trial in Towson, Charlies Winterling’s accidental shooting, game wardens tackling unlawful bass catching, Elizabeth Potts’s Elkton Kiddnapping charge, divorce granted to D Joshua in Carroll County, names of disorder participants given to Acting State's Attorney, and wage talks with Consolidation Coal. Also mentions a fatal street collision involving Jason W Clute’s wife and F T Rogers’s wife, plus yesterday's baseball scores in Boston, Brockton, and St Louis.
A user reports severe stomach pains then credits Chambersbury Colic Cholera and Dirtmots Remedy. They say it worked like magic, relieved distress, and consider it the best stomach remedy they've used. Sold by Albert L. Pearre, Druggist.
Uratublie Gavernor of Ibentucky and ex governor W S Tysr travel toward Niagara with four detectives pursuing Taylor on assassination charges. Mrs Taylor answers doors as guards surround the city, with immunity claimed until his voluntary return to Kentucky. Meg injured by falling roof in Philadelphia.
Washington June 23 The postmaster general traced an order removing Exiam G Rathbone from the post director general of posts of Cus and detailing Martin C Fosnes an inspector. Bristow, who had aided in duties, is relieved from further work and sailed home. Also Archvike Frence Ferti nend will renounce imperial succession on Thursday and wed Sophie Chotek. A fire in New York claims a twelfth victim Mamie Marius, 14, and two miners killed in Wilkes-Barre rock fall.
A reader describes a sprain that worsened from a strain to rheumatism before trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After using half a 50-cent bottle, the pain stopped and the user, F. A. Babcock of Brie, Pa, endorses it to friends. Available from Albert L Pestra, Druggist.
An advertisement claims Resins stomach complaints can be permanently cured by a tonic called Nerrine Tonic from Sebley & Bro. Drugists. It promises rapid improvement from the first dose and asserts a universal cure for stomach weakness regardless of duration.
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