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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1891
Page
3
Letters from parents in Alma Nebraska and others describe Boschee's German Syrup as a safe trusted remedy for croup whooping cough and other throat or lung inflammations in children. Mothers report confidence and quick relief during emergencies. Fully half of customers are mothers using it for their children.
At Adams chapel in New York City on May 20 a 55th anniversary observance of Union Theological Seminary was held with representatives from Protestant denominations. Professor Briggs was absent. Professor Worcester of Chicago was described as professor elect of a chair at the Bastiat seminary.
The People's Party delegates meet in Crexcratt for a platform on eight hour workday and silver monetary standard. Resolutions nominate Ignatius Donnelly for chairman and discuss a national badge. The rally features Senators Peffer and Weaver, with a mixed program on labor and reform. Also reports on Sisters reinstatement and local tragedies.
A pension office clerk testifies that he kept and later returned $72 entrusted by a law clerk for safekeeping. He contends no misconduct occurred and notes the commissioner advised his son to resign from the role. The case centers on the handling of the funds and the refusal to press charges.
A Rim of controversy surrounds the Myer vs Bowen boxing match at the Olympic club. Myer appears to dominate at times while Bowen shows grit, but a foul call seals Bowen’s loss and fans demand the decision go Bowen. The club committee seeks an orderly solution to the disputed $3,000 purse split amidst crowd pressure.
The Sick. Reverend Father Murphy is very ill with the Miss Cors Slyer on West South Street is sick. Mrs J. Buraeber recovered from paralysis after a stroke last Saturday. A fishing tip suggests using phiakes for bites and Bradycrotine for whisky headaches.
A Hudson River railway work train was blown apart near Tarrytown by dynamite, instantly killing multiple Italian laborers and workers and injuring many others. The blast tore cars, scattered debris, and halted tracks while rescuers moved to recover bodies and tend the wounded. Bellevue Hospital treated the seriously injured as authorities counted the dead, with estimates hovering around twenty.
A riot at Scottdale erupts as striking workers clash with deputies amid gunfire and hose battle near Vata works. Deputies are battered while defending control. one striker from Valley works is badly wounded. Fire company uses water hose to disperse the mob as tensions flare and a gunshot rings out.
Harrisburg May 20 Charters were issued for several companies. Mannant Ploneant Electric Light Heat and Power Company Westmoreland county capital stock 5000 The Savings Fund Building and Loan Association Pittsburgh capital stock 2909000 The Lebanon Chain Works Lebanon Pa for manufacturing cems iron or steel from metal or wood capital stock 10000 The Ridgway Building and Loan Association Exie county capital stock 1000000 The Lycoming Opera House Company Williamsport capital stock 50000
W H Siviter, a humorist on the Chronicle Telegraph staff in Pittsburg, writes daily humorous paragraphs and editorials. Born in England in 1858, he has lived in the U S since 1869 and married Miss Pierpont in 1886. He contributed to Of City Derrick and is noted for his characters and prolific work. His daughter helps keep him cheerful amid the craft.
Compelled by force to leave Servian territory Queen Natalie reflects on the attack on her palace as pendarmes breach the cordon and escort her to a private carriage toward the Hungarian frontier. The exodus heightens her popular support while ministers lose standing, notably War Minister Cola ties, amid calls for resignation.
Hamsh aged 3 Wingate, George Wingate, was burned to a post at her on father's home. She was left alone in the house, and is supposed to have set fire to herself while playing with matches. Cannot Use the Trolley System. ALBANY, May 29. The state board of railroad commissioners refused the application by the Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad to run their cars by the trolley overhead system.
Harrisburg lawmakers pass an act authorizing court powers over certain corporate matters and extending jurisdiction. The measure includes provisions on marriage to foreigners, divorce filings, and a real estate sale by commissioners. Also covered are coal region mineral protection, and a run of local fires and a governor’s death warrant in Pennsylvania and Florida news snippets.
Yesterday’s racing card lists multiple stakes and sprint events at Gravesend and Louisville. Winners include Civil Service, Tristan, Georgia, Water, fountain Deer, Oppressor, and Maturity handicap winner Judge Morrow with several top finishers and times noted for each race.
Philadelphia markets report unsettled late May trading with dull and steady tones across stocks and produce. Reads show declines in Reading and Lehigh Valley, while notes on Pacific and Reading holdings, miscellaneous oil and flour prices, and various futures bids reflect a generally quiet session.
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