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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1891
Page
4
A fragment recounts claimed throat and lung relief from German Syrup with a hemorrhage episode, followed by a long recovery in Adelaide. The snippet also advertises open all year shorthand and typewriting courses with pricing, schedules, and entry terms for April.
Reports in Ellicott City discuss the death of Jas E Wagoner near Williamsville Frederick County with rumors implying not accidental cause. Police know companions and await Frederick authorities action as brother Rev F Wagoner travels from Hagerstown after exhumation at Teamsville.
The Baltimore American notes a flutter in tea markets with green tea prices climbing two to three cents per pound. Imports say green teas are scarcer than in ten years due to midseason trade, with new crop not due until October and prices likely to rise until then. Local items from Taw News were crowded out yesterday.
May 27 report from Prisaperpatia notes no definite news on missing President Marsh amid rumors of sightings. City Treasurer Bardsley improves. city officials probe deposits linked to ex-treasurer Sellers. Governor Pattison’s Wright appointment debated. boards may elect Gellers. councils plan a special session. Police student clash at Iowa college. several jailed, mayor orders release, marshal enforces. Norfolk rescue saves captain and wife after ship Virgina runs aground and burns. Florence, Delaware fire prompts Burlington aid. O'Brien's hotel destroyed. Barnes Compton calls Maryland Democratic committee meeting to set nominating convention timing.
In a heated Florida bid for United States senator, anti Call members fled to thwart a quorum but were pursued by sergeants at arms. Call secured fifty-one votes in joint session as absent lawmakers reappeared, with President Brown declaring Call elected after a tense standoff spanning weeks.
A New Hayes Conn story reports a buried note found in the lining of a deceased woman's dress after seventeen years. The note, owed by a guardian of two children to the mother for 250 dollars, may settle a long dispute and trigger a sensational court case.
A mine accident near Baeckensivce Colorado on May 27 killed three men William Barklis John Dierks and B Benson. Benson carried Dierks to safety before perish ing from foul air as the main shaft was breached. Barklie’s body found five hours later. Miller survived. Other May 27 reports note savagely similar incidents of fatal gas in mines and a cargo opium smuggling scheme in San Francisco areas.
In Denver on May 27 a 164-year-old man Wille Crowler drove cattle near Pepin Tuleriga’s garden when Italians confronted him. A boy was wounded by a shot fired by Talengo. The Italian fled toward the river but later disappeared amid a surrounding crowd, with police stating the area is well policed and no further trouble is anticipated.
In Paris, M de Freycinet refused troops to replace struck omnibus drivers as crowds pelted stages with stones and clashed with police. About 180 strikers held, prompting cabinet discussions on winding up the company or state takeover. Newspapers opened subscriptions to aid the strikers.
Harrisburg lawmakers report the Eastern Penitentiary investigation is indefinitely postponed. Senate and House actions include final passage of slave apportionment bills, a compulsory education bill, and creation of a State Asylum for the Insane site. several amendments and related items were rejected or postponed. Webster Spyder, 11, was severely bitten by a ferocious dog in Reading. a Delaware recorder, John H. Bewley, aged about 70, died at Smyrna.
Yesterday's racing report covers Gravesend and Latonia meetings with multiple race results. Notable winners include Patrimony calt, Clarendon, St Florian, Russell, Text, Fred Fink, Brandelette, Gloster, and Renounos, with times and placements listed for each event. Stock and produce market closing quotations and commodity notes are also summarized.
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