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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 08, 1899

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Chinese Minister Praises U S Open Door Policy Progress

Washington reports the Chinese minister Wa Ting Mang expresses gratification at U S resolve to limit foreign encroachment on China and indicates Italy’s coastal claims may await other powers. He notes China’s coast includes Canton and 25 treaty ports and discusses open door policy and customs duties as China bears, with focus on Kiao Chan and hinterland. counterfeit bills flood Banks post offices with dated 1879 1882 1864 dollars. officials fear extra silver.

Washington Wa Ting Mang China United States Witteh Jax Italy Ban-Mun Bay Afr Tsung-Li-Yamen Mr. Wu Canton Port Archor Wei-Bai-Wei Kiae Wias Chan Kiao Chan

Hood's Sarsaparilla and the Healing Rain of Blood

An 1880s testimonial piece extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remarkable blood purifier. Narratives claim cures from milk leg and gangrene, grip, dyspepsia, malaria, and scrofula after many bottles, with ages and addresses noted for credibility.

Hood MRK Lockport N.Y Sarsaparilla Ag Crstuia A Exeter N. J. Mialaria Cheltenham Etna

Bearing Horschells Body as British and American Forces Escort to Sea

The body of Baron Horschell, accompanied by British and American officials, was conveyed from Jersey City to the Talbot for transport home. A long, ceremonial sequence followed with Marines presenting arms, a drum salute, and a 17 gun volley as the ship departed Fort Wadsworth.

Our Sabors Newrk Mare S Tastel Miorschedl C2 W Ourin Cunedi Eoumiasion CL Williamson Privace Aecretaey Taloet Bernina Boily Beiloe's Liort Hletselell Jersey City Jobn Philly Lane Conmander Kellys Brooklyn Navy Yard Navy Yard Palbiot Commodore Philip Kelley Percey Sanderson Cartwright Williamson Charles Butler New York Bar Association Farrer Baron Horschel Philip Talbot Fort Wadsworth

Long deadlock ends as Hayward chosen Nebraska senator

In Lincoln Nebraska City judge Monroe L Hayward won the republican caucus second ballot to succeed W Allen as Nebraska senator. The joint session ratified the choice with cheers after John S Webster withdrew support. Hayward, a New York native with Civil War service, settled in Nebraska City in 1867.

Monroe L. Hayward W. V. Alen Nebraska Lincoln Neb Cancus John S. Webster Omaha Whihn Hayward Clark Judge Hayward New York State Isconsin Nebraska City

Fire Aboard Jamestons Delays Voyage In New Port News

New York reports a fire on board the Jamestons, a line steamer from New Port News, discovered at 3 PM. The vessel sped to the city, fire in cotton bales extinguished, passengers briefly alarmed, ship unharmed and docked. In Emporia, Kan, John Gilbert pleads not guilty to murder after confessing to killing his wife and four children with a hammer. Gilbert says all died quickly. In Washington, March 8 the War Department names John C. Schofield chief clerk.

Carco New York Dominicon Line Jamestons New Port News Emporia Kan John Gilbert Topeka Gilbert Hie Folke Fettie

Bribery Charges Hearings Open In Harrisburg Meet

Ex-senator Corto and Representative Moyles named as bribery suspects. Witnesses testify Moyles sought to influence votes on the McCarrell bill, with payments discussed and corruption allegations spread among lawmakers. Committee adjourns amid calls for further testimony and court consideration.

Corto Moyles Dovlar Laylor Criste Itarrisburg March McCarrell House Judiciary General Committee William QC. Kreps Franklin County W. A. Koontz Somerset Frank B. McClain Lancaster Michael J. Dighe Luzerne Charles BE Voorhees Philadelphia George Kt. Dixon Elk John H. Few John B. Rendall Chester Robert K. Young Tioga McClain Captain Skinner Kreps Vow George Nox McCain Harrisburg McCain Peter J. Critte Northumberland LSE Thomas Moyles Wilke Tauzerne Mr. Cristo Bliss Cristo John LT. Dwrer John Engler Lycoming Engler Michael J. Costello Williamsport Bolton House John J. Coyle Schuylkill County Coyle Ryan Cosle Osler Costello Dwyer Cortello Quay People Corhran Quay Messrs Corie Voorhers Fow Revps

Kipling Convalescing Amid News of Daughter’s Death

New York March 8 Mr Doubleday reports Rudyard Kipling and his daughter Khde convalescing slowly and privately. Kipling has not been informed of the death of his eldest child Josephine, and will be told only after he recovers. Doctors fear shock from any mention. Mrs Kipling and Drs Durham Cowland attended the author at the hotel.

New York Caulograma and Lomare Josepiting Kipling

Eighth United States immunes disband and riot in Chattanooga

Eighth United States immunes soldiers were discharged yesterday and many rode the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis road home. As they left the yards they fired revolvers into the air and at sheds. A soldier shot W W Watkins car inspector in the leg and another man, Andrew Ledford, was seriously wounded. Efforts to arrest the riotous troops are planned.

Atlezons Chattanooga Tenn Eighth United States Immunes Muggins Nashville St. Louis W. W. Watkins Andrew Ledford

Robbers Loot Store in Wilkes-Barre Heist

Masked robbers blew open a gate with dynamite at a store in Hanover Township near Wilkes-Barre and stole about $100 in cash and two silver watches. A miner named Emory Witchcock was seized and bound during the break in but released at 7 am after clerks arrived.

Wilkesbarre Kern Hanover Township Cnmet Emory Witchcock

Rebels Hold Ground in Mexico Front Resupply Fight

In a two hour clash near the water works, General Hale and Wheaton’s brigades pressed rebel positions along the river. Casualties include Captain O’Brien and two others. the enemy’s losses were heavy. Private Lovejoy was killed. several others wounded as fighting raged near San Pedro and Guadaloupe. The army reported lessons in protecting residents of foreign nationals and noted extreme heat with 84 degrees.

Minila Yale Wheaton Guadaloupe Atost Marketina Caauastiea O'Brien Wyoming Hale San Pedro Lovejoy Washington Volunteers Bell United States Cavalry Young Twentieth Infantry Currin Sparks Wyoming Volunteers Oveneline Luk Koehler Quirty Hen Hawthorne United States San Pedro Macat Scott

Pavonia's Passengers Arrive After Terrible Voyage

Passengers from the Cunarder Pavonia were towed to St Michaels after a nightmarish voyage across heavy seas from Liverpool to the Azores. Six boles broke adrift, nine steamers aided the evactuation, and all aboard survived though Captain Allin faced criticism. Four men from the Bulgaria rescue boat were rescued and joined the Vega voyage this port.

New York Mareh Stratver Venat Iate Z .W. Inches St. Chir Mich Pavonte Pavonia Liverpool Azores Pavenia St. Michaela Paventa Aliin Bite Wearin Bulgaria St. Michaels

End of Flood in Sight Amid Receding Waters

Ohio valley cold weather ends major flood risk in Cincinnati area as waters recede from 50 feet 19 inches to safer levels. Reports from Portsmouth Huntington Newport and Covington describe train stoppages streetcar flooding and relief efforts for displaced residents.

Mary Letferiac Cincinnati Ohio Valley al Pointa Portsmouth Tuntington W. Va Guyan Wuntington Central City Huntington Newport Covington

The Produce Markets In Philadelphia And Bathmora

Philadelphia and Bathmore markets show mixed movement with flour steady to dull, wheat firm, corn dull, and oats quiet. Stock prices across beef, pork, lard, butter, eggs, cheese, and dairy products reflect a generally firm tone in some items while others hold near previous levels, with regional variations in grain and live stock pricing evident.

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