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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1896
Page
3
Reports describe violent anti US and anti Spanish actions across multiple locales. Protests erupted at the United States consulate. Spanish flags were burned in Colorado and Princeton. Cuba’s Vuelta Abajo tobacco district suffered widespread destruction. News covers collateral violence, displacement, and diplomatic reactions amid Cuban conflict.
A chaotic page from a late edition details the Salvation Army's new leader Veoper Leivo born Burk along with ongoing revival efforts at Bowery corps. It notes Captain Patt Watkins possibly joining and references broader religious and military actions across New York and Newark, with weathered civic tensions and security measures surrounding the Bowery organization.
March 6 report from Washington describes a long session over conference reports on Cuba and foreign policy. President Cleveland faced sharp attacks from Montana Republicans over remarks linking western states to evil sentiments, while other debates centered on salaries for U.S. marshals and district attorneys.
Reports from Seoul recount a royal decree backed by Russia ordering the beheading of five ministers and severing telegraph lines as 127 Russian Marines arrive to support a new regime. Elsewhere unrest and Crimean era events headline Archbishop Kenrick’s funeral, a Weehawken shooting, and politics in Brooklyn.
Fievita's convention closed with a bolt and the election of two delegate sets to St Danis. In Manby Baltimore area news mentions prominent former businessman spries. In Liard's Neck a newly washed shore sighting identifies Mary Fox of Brooklyn. Murder suspected. Mrs Parnell, mother of the Irish patriot, settles affairs in Bordentown NJ before sailing for Ireland. The comptroller of the currency authorizes Secord National Bank Uniontown VA to start business with capital of 57000.
Reports from Rome describe widespread disorder as crowds clash with police in front of the Chamber of Deputies. Rioters smash windows, shops close, and troops guard streets while ministers face criticism over Africa policy and domestic turmoil.
The Republican caucus nominated Mus St John Beytge for the U S Senate by acclamation amid a rowdy meeting in Louisville. Tensions rose as supporters debated funds and independence from Doyle Wae and alleged graft while Democrats pressed for withdrawal of Senator Hinehture. The gathering adopted motions to back Binckburs and adjourned with resolve to stand by him to the end.
New Jersey assembly passed Wilde’s bill banning picking huckleberries by scoop method and Bradley’s bill prohibiting liquor sales at Asbury Park Ocean Grove and other camp meeting grounds with licenses carveouts. Bayonne district court creation approved. Hunterdon county boundary changes approved. Governor signed Lloyd’s salary increase for court clerks and a Palisades lands grant for a future national park. Confederate reunion letter dispute in Virginia sparked a stormy session. Republican campaign group organized in Washington. Gear acquitted of bribery in Ohio. mining accident in Portrsaville.
The New York and Philadelphia stock exchanges closed with a dip of about 20 000 shares from Wednesday’s record. Railways and index-type shares were roughly even. Quotations include Baltimore and Ohio at 35 ½ cents, Reading at 2, and Pennsylvania at 2, with various notes on Western and East markets. Live stock and hog markets showed mixed steady to higher tones, with beef and veal ranges noted and hogs fluctuating.
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