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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1898
Page
3
A chaotic blaze at a central bakery apartment sparked frantic escapes as 250 people crowded a bullring area. Dozens were injured including burn and blunt trauma victims while workers and servants watched from windows. Authorities reported a late discovery and a rapid response, with casualties awaiting details.
Historical ad text urging readers to rely on Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to fix liver and digestive disorders. Claims cure for lung and throat issues, blood purification, and immunity against disease. Includes testimonials about dramatic recovery and references to Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
Amey Commissioners delayed the local trial date for multiple defendants amid juror panel issues and political tensions. The postponement followed a proposal to release jurors to avoid bias, with further actions tied to Democratic county committee protests and juror selection rules.
Fragmented OCR depicts a civic drama with mentions of Senator Mason, a defense of patriotism, and a controversial exchange over political language. It references a March date, a public challenge, and discussions of national principles amid a broader defense of civilizational values and military camaraderie.
A patchwork telegram from Perth Amboy reports Holland submarine trials with depth dives and surface grounding, plus plans for deeper tests in late week. Dedham House of Correction inmates escape with $2000 in a jewelry theft. Geneva reports a Crime involving stock trader Stockard, while Vienna notes Japan's 196,001 yen wartime shipbuilding focus.
An Ashland Virginia customer testimonial praises Salvation Oil as a timely remedy for rheumatic ankle pain and related swelling. The writer claims immediate relief when other treatments failed and credits Mr Tae M Wall for introducing the product.
The article outlines a chaotic scene in the Senate and House, with debates and procedural wrangling over a controversial measure. It mentions a planned vote date and references names and places in a veiled, OCR-heavy draft. The piece conveys tension and procedural stakes surrounding the legislation.
In Harlan county Kentucky a Sunday clash near a neighbor’s home left three men dead and two wounded. Thal Shullings Justal Teray and Wee Taylor died after a quarrel escalated to gunfire as Leroy Shollings and Taylor exchanged shots. Two bystanders were wounded. The incident occurred about 16 miles from the town of Machott in a remote valley.
A garbled police and public notice fragment mentions a cowherd, transport concerns, and a local official Postmaster Haker in Bonth Carns. It references Frank OYallie a New York dealer linked to a fevered deal, with unclear details and several misread words. The text also hints at a Mormon committee and Trent Peas, all in scattered, unreadable form.
A report from the board of inquiry arrives with a summary of findings on the Maine disasters. Lieutenant Commander Marky arrives ashore with documents, awaiting presidential action and possible accountability. The narrative ties external explosion theories to official responses and outlines defense planning for Tortugas harbor and Washington defenses. The piece references Secretary Alger, Roosevelt era figures, and ongoing military readiness measures.
A Concord Monitor editorial calls on President McKinley to take action in the name of the United States to relieve famine and sickness in Cuba. It advocates aid such as medicine and clothing funded by American donors, with Spain’s approval or consent from Congress if needed, and notes the broader political tensions with Spain over Cuba’s independence.
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