22 Mar 1897
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1897
Page
1
Tutt's Liver Pills advertised as a universal remedy for liver ailments and related illnesses. Claims include curing sick headache sour stomach malaria indigestion torpid liver constipation and bilious diseases.
The National Building Association of Baltimore City lists Zenest J. Knase Jr and James D. Beason as officers alongside Wesley Guest in leadership roles. Directors are named, including positions for president and treasurer.
March 20 Newport Kentucky reports Sheriff Sherri Plummer and guards escorting Jackson and Walling to the Newport jail for execution after Governor Bradley refuses to intervene. The text details the confessions, local crowd reactions, and Bradley’s statement that the laws must be enforced. The article also notes the Uruguayan insurgents' victory near Montevideo and a pending appointment of General Tajes.
A Petersburg woman lauds Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for curing a severe cough and cold in her brother, who was believed to have consumption. The advertisement cites rapid recovery and promotes Dr Balí's Cough Syrup at 25 cents.
Ex-minister Lorrin A. Thurston, Honolulu annexation club president, voices alarm over Japanese immigration to Hawaii He cites 24 000 Japanese residents against 33 000 native Hawaiians predicting a demographic shift within five years and claims a government endorsed plan to gain control of the islands.
New York March 20 The appeal from Judge Wheelers decision in the United States against the Joint Traffic Association, alleged illegal railroad merger, was argued before Circuit Judges Wallace and Lacombe. The court upheld the association, ruling the Interstate Commerce Act did not authorize injunctions against certain Valley carriers. The case will go to the Supreme Court.
Athens protests to the Porte over Turkish fortifications in the Gulf of Arta citing the Berlin treaty. Crete's population rejects autonomy and calls for annexation, with delegates urging King George to resist Colonel Vassos withdrawal.
John Hillock visited his sister Mrs. Margaret Owens at the Shelly tenement on Flagler street and caused a disturbance. He allegedly dragged her to the front piazza and threw her to the pavement from about twenty feet, fracturing her skull. He was arrested as a result of the assault.
Representative W. F. Lamont of Chicago introduced a bill with an emergency clause to prohibit reproductions of prize fight pictures and impose a severe penalty for violations. He moved to act after the press announced plans to reproduce the Corbett Fitzsimmons fight.
New York March 20 customs collections declined below the two day average as traders withdrew woolen and linen goods from bond. Yesterday’s total reached 369,199 with 167,795 from withdrawals. Import entries numbered 823 while withdrawals stood at 592.
James J. Corbett, ex champion, walked fashionable streets in San Francisco with a debonair air and friends, praising a late win. He claims Fitzsimmons was down 12 seconds before the sixth round fall, shared in public with his usual flair. Chicago reports Adam Adamicek aged 142 celebrates a birthday as his blind, long life continues.
Washington march 22 Dr Talmage preaches on vicarious sacrifice tracing substitution to Christ and to daily life. He cites mothers, soldiers, doctors, lawyers, and artists, arguing Christ’s blood stands for life and redemption, with vivid Biblical and historical illustrations from war and art.
Michigan supreme court orders a special election for mayor on April 5 after ruling two office holdings violate the state constitution. In Meridian, Mississippi, Dr. W E Liscomb is sentenced to death for the murder of Charles T Stewart to obtain insurance.
Norristown Pa March 20 Charles O Kaiser Jr 24 was convicted of murder in the first degree for the killing of his wife Emma Poel Kaiser and his father shared tears as the mob cheered the verdict. The case tied to life insurance policies and a suspected conspiracy with James A Clemmer and Lizzie DeKalb with trials and defense motions following the verdict.
A state legislative committee in Pittsburg began sessions at the Hotel Duquesne to probe charges of corruption in the pure foods and dairy products department focusing on desmargarine sales. Rep George M. Hosack was named chairman amid testimony alleging Frank W. Moore aided oleo dealers for a one cent per pound kickback on all Pittsburg sales.
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