12 Mar 1889
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1889
Page
1
A promotional note extols Plain Home Talk as the grandest work of its age. It claims immense sales in America and Europe and reports Frederick City subscribers forming a large part of the reader base. The item details how to obtain a copy via a local office and offers to send a sample on request.
The notice announces available work across the state with pay ranging from three to five dollars per day. It highlights opportunities for men across counties and indicates readiness to hire in various districts.
A Cleveland Ohio correspondent and Rev Herman Haass commend a book titled Vlam Home Talk though letters show endorsement and circulation aims. Multiple names mention support for wide reach and public benefit from humane erudition in a late 1800s context.
A garbled maritime tale recounts the fate of the Rock Terrace, a vessel lost near Tarawa while bound for Japan with phosphate cargo from the Pacific. The wreck's survivors and the ship’s course toward Guam and Hong Kong are sketched amid scattered log-like details and distressed navigator notes.
A robber entered the Norwood post office bank, demanded cash, and emptied the drawer of about 2274 dollars before fleeing toward Brasher Falls by train. The chase involved local officers and a long-range search across plantations and rural roads.
Fragmented text mentions court actions involving individuals named Egan and Pigott, accusations and letters, with scattered references to a March date and a bridge incident on the Erie bound line from Sigrasion Bridge to Pallile. It notes an engine slipping and a passenger train crossing prior to a bridge failure, injuring none.
Fragmented dispatches report a presidential election era contest over postmaster nominees. Mention of Euston and Morton appears with calls for duties at the 59,000 fourth class postal positions and a focus on a New York port collector. The piece also notes incidents of violence and death, including a shooting at the Capitol and a fatal illness in New York.
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