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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1898
Page
3
An OCR fragment describes a steamer incident at night with rescue efforts and missing persons. It mentions a chaotic scene, smoke or debris, and authorities or crews attempting to manage the situation amid injury and loss. Details are sparse and fragmentary.
A distressed family near Washington state suffers mental breakdowns after a family misfortune. In Philadelphia a bank cashier faces charges of padding false deposits and statements to the currency authority.
In a lively Washington session Republicans push for immediate Cuban intervention while Democrats voice caution. The debate centers on independence for Cuba and potential mediation by France as a path to avoid global war.
A fragment notes a claim that Salvation Oil offers superior honesty and virtue, describing it as an excellent remedy for derination joints and bone pain. The text touts keeping the product at home and favors its sale despite dubious advertising.
Fragmented telegraph of wartime events reports Cuban tension near Keys and Veracruz. Navy authorities debate authority to seize vessels. delays threaten relief and ongoing clashes persist around Havana and surrounding waters.
A scrambled OCR text outlines crimes, train robbery, court verdicts, coal strikes, floods, and murders across multiple locales. It references a Santa Fe railroad incident near Cenint, a verdict in the Vilter States circuit court totaling 92000, a mineworkers strike in Mont district, and violent incidents in Texas and New Jersey with various named locations and people.
Fragmented report notes a new German boat named Somer Arlotoun with startup trials in foggy conditions. The funeral of Lieutenant Fen Kin is reported in Maine, while a naval expedition funding of 300,000 is allocated for a Philadelphia event. A shipwreck named Jutta AL Warrhackleet washed ashore near Lom Tat with eight total bodies recovered from the ruins.
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