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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1896

Page

2

May Court Opens Amid Ordinary Maryland Scene

The Daily News notes the May term of court begins today as a non jury session. It reports a predicted total crop failure for pears in Carroll County with other varieties still expected, while Mountain Lake Park roads improve under local funding. Farmers in Garratt County sell maple sugar at seven cents per pound, and election excitement runs high in Maryland towns last week.

Frederick Mountain Lake Park Liumee Garratt County Maryland Tronk A C. McCardell Clothag

Colonel Bain Killed by a Train and Gypsy Murder Arrests

Colonel F K Bain of New York and vice president of the Manhattan Elevated Railway dies after being struck by a westbound freight on the New York Central line. Bain had lived at the Sanitarium six weeks and was longtime railroad executive. In Trexton, Joseph Wells a gypsy from a local band is held for murder after a crowd at Whitehead's millix drowned 18 year old William Smith by throwing him into water during a dispute about swimming.

Frederick Carroll County Hageradwa Powell Evens Alice Hanebury Englog Garbutt Bros Spawn Oreman Caledonia Portage Wis Caroline Drown Alzu Hain F. K. Bain New York New York Central Road Manhattan Elevated Railway Company Post Stroudsburg Trexton Joseph Wells William Smith Delaware and Raritan Whitehead Smith Wells Isd Donvble Trenton West State Street State House Joseph Graham Annie Anderson C. L Baumgartner Graham SoMay J. A. Wiliamson Preterick

Delegates contest for Methwitek conference opens

Reports from Springfield Ohio and surrounding regions describe the Methwitek general conference delegates beginning discussions on the upcoming Dialcops election. Names named include J. W. Bashford Delawar university president and J. W. Bowen of Atlanta with several others from New York Philadelphia and Ohio as potential candidates in a lively race.

Cogvetand Methwitek General Conference Dialcops Fo Upham New England William A. Spencer T HK Neeley Philacetphis Charlee W. Smyth Pitsburg George Real New York East

Testimonials for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Dr King

Cited Pennsylvania buyers praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, with claims of long use and recommendation. Also promotes Dr King’s Now Discovery for kidney relief and a sales pitch for Shiloh’s and Golden Medical Discovery with a mail-order offer and health claims directed to women and general debility.

Pierce Doctor Pierce Found's Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo

Republican convention at Montana urges silver support

May 11 Montanans gather for the Republican state convention with delegates named for St Louis. Senators Carter and Mantle and Rep Hartmann likely among six delegates. others include O F Goddard Bilings Alexander Metzel Madison county and L C Phelps Great Falls. Some delegates threaten to vote against the presidential nominee if silver is not in the platform. The convention backs free coinage of silver independent of other countries.

Montana Jbutte Carter Mantle Hartmann St. Louis O.F. Goddard Bilings Alexander Metzel Madison County L. C. Phelps Great Falls St. Levis

Grand Duke in Accident at Berlin Horse Fair

In Berlin the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, led blindfolded to the New Bran horse fair, trapped his foot on a beam and could not free it. He stood in the middle of the yard as a large tent crowded the area and trains were halted until signalmen freed his foot.

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