Paint Grinder Ad Offers Esady and Resty Wired Paints
A damaged ad fragment touts Esady Wired paints priced from 20 to 50 cents per gallon and Resty Wired shades. It claims all shades can be ground to order and mentions broad color options.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1899
Page
1
A damaged ad fragment touts Esady Wired paints priced from 20 to 50 cents per gallon and Resty Wired shades. It claims all shades can be ground to order and mentions broad color options.
Four more bodies were recovered from the Windsor hotel fire bringing the death toll to twenty four. The recovered remains are charred and unidentifiable, with debris removal slow and district commerce disrupted as authorities push for faster cleanup.
In Santiago de Cuba on March 23, bandits troubled San Luis area. Lt Fanna aided by General Wood captured ringleader Francisco Dieguez and five others, two more later taken, one killed resisting arrest. Chief Valiente resigns after a near capture escape. New gendarmerie chief is Colo Juan Vian. Bandit pursuit continues near Guayanay and Cayayabe de Cuban.
Washington March 25 The annual report by John Blyde on farm animal numbers and value indicates increases in sheep and milch cows, declines in horses mules swine and cattle except milch cows, with overall value rising. Total farm animal value estimated at 70 000 407 dollars, up 108 255 485 from last year. The report notes regional value changes and per head averages. The New Mexican Ambassador: Senor Don Manuel Azpiroz arrives in Washington to present credentials as Mexico's ambassador succeeding Senor Romero.
The statement from Melanche C Molineux wife of the indicted man denies visiting a Jersey City hotel with Mr Barnet. She claims newspapers false allegations and slander by the district attorney, cites alibi and residence records, and asks press to desist from printing unfounded accusations.
Mr Sherman was moved from the steamship Paris to the United States cruiser Chicago for care. He was examined on a stretcher and escorted by nurse attendants as the Paris continued toward Cienfuegos and then Tampa. Dr Graff stated both lungs were clear and praised the transfer conducted under Chief Officer Beckwith for safe installation in the captain's cabin.
In Philadelphia the Garment Workers' union executive committee ordered a city wide strike of about 6,000 garment makers, with 2,000 women among the strikers. The action aims to abolish sub contracting, raise wages, and secure higher rates for government work. A striking committee will organize tickets near shops to recruit non union workers. The strike is expected to affect nearly all city establishments.
A boarding house fire at 104 Court Street in Memphis early March 25 caused four deaths and several serious injuries. Victims include Mrs Chapin, her son Roy Chapin age 10, Chester Chapin age 4, and Thomas Bol age 60. Four people were suffocated and Robert Campbell suffered injuries.
Prolonged fighting near Malolos signals a decisive American push toward Aguinaldo's capital. Troops under General Otis and General Wheaton advance from Manila with notable casualties, while Spanish prisoners confirm rebel concentrations and potential retreat to swamps if pressed.
Vienna dispatch reports the ameer’s health is serious and says he has named his son Tabih Onliah Khan heir and left him two thirds of his fortune. Paris notes suggest M. Jones Cambon, French ambassador to the U S, may be posted to Italy to replace Nisard who plans to resign.
The Loats Female Home in Freder ick educates and supports orphan girls ages three to eighteen in Lutheran doctrine. Since 1883 it has housed thirty-eight children, with a staff including Matron Miss Laura V. Benson and teachers Miss Callie Mr. Halle and Miss Mary Hager. The mansion at Church Street and Middle Alley, once owned by Dr. Baltzell, serves as the facility with funding from the Loats trust and farm revenues.
A mysterious intruder tried to ignite fires in three spots at the Lafayette Hotel in Philadelphia before 7 am. Guests slept through the danger as smoke rose. Local and New York detectives investigated while hotels in the city increased security.
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