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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1891

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German Syrup heals cough after grippe visit

A Mississippi farmer recounts falling ill with a dry hacking cough during winter and a grippe. After using Boschee's German Syrup, he recovers fully before finishing the second bottle. The testimonial is signed Prior J Briars Sr of Cayugs Hines County, Miss.

Mississippi Grippe Tam Vicksburg Miss Dixon J_Briars, Sr Cayugs, Hines, Co Miss. A

E Eldridge Announces Embroidered Flouncings For Dresses

E Eldridge offers an elegant line of embroidered flouncings for dresses and white eye bee r cloth cashmere Henrietta cloth and other summer dress goods. A full line of parasols mitts gloves hosiery and handkerchiefs. Our delivery department is complete. Cai B J Bledridge No 34 West Patrick Street.

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Wreck of Schooner Thomas Hume Reported Lost with Seven Aboard

Muskegon Mich May 29 The schooner Thomas Hume owned by Hackley and Hume of this city has undoubtedly been wrecked and sunk in Lake Michigan with seven men aboard. The Hume cleared from Chicago for Muskegon with the Rouse Simmons in a gale. The Simmons returned to Chicago. last seen the Hume heading toward Muskegon. Captain Albright’s son commanded the Hume with six Chicago crewmen. Valued at 6500.

Thomas Hume Musksecos Mich Hackley & Hume Lake Michigan Hume Simmons Chicago Muskegon Beck i Ta Fetary Cago I. G

Incendiary Fires Hit Several Buildings and Barns

A string of incendiary fires over the past two to three days destroyed four buildings, Charles Hall’s barn, five head of horses, and John Spring’s house with money burned inside. Other barns, wagons, and livestock were also lost in similarly set blazes. The fires are reported as incendiary in every case. Judge Taft’s Burial Held at Mason Street Home. interment at Sprig Grove cemetery. Family members present included Solicitor General Taft and wife, and Mr and Mrs D. Lait with Horace D. Taft of New York. Memorial services and a lantern procession with the Union Jack planned by G A B posts, after mayoral permission. A fatal boiler explosion in Fassport, Ind., killed Engineer Bok and injured several others. multiple workers were harmed. details sketchy.

Tre Tra Money Hill Charles Hall John Spring Bails John Beavers Taft Ji Alphonso Taft Mason Street Auburn George A. Thayer Sprig Grove D. Lait Horace D. Tait New York

Debate Over Dr Briggs Case Ends With Judge Breckenridge's Death

The assembly discussed the legal phase of the Briggs case and the president Patton's remarks when Judge Breckenridge collapsed and died from heart disease. Breckenridge, a Missouri jurist, was 97 born in 1828, and a former legislator and circuit judge. The session adjourned to mourn and arrange a memorial service as the body returned to St. Louis.

Dereat Mich Briggs Yesverlay EL. Patton D. D Sorel Brizes Sofer Assembly Presbyterian Church Coul Compact Union Seminary General Assembly Lherty Acton Buges Presbytery of New York Bages Bruges Beiggs Schatf Patton Green Pattom Dickey Philadelphia SM. Breckinridge St. Louis Sears Aro Pauon Seminary Fune Elenbos Breckenridge FP. L. Patton G.S. Hayes C. A. Dickey P. E. Smith George Junkiz J. J. McCook E. W. Humphrey Mae Power Anaiee Ae Gee Gen. Alger Missouri Synod Baltimore Emon College Center College Kentucky Princeton Missouri Circuit

Contempt and jury delays stain Eliore murder trial

In the Eliore murder trial of W J Elliott defender Osborn, jurors are in their third week with roughly 300 examined and twelve not yet selected. A sensational episode saw a juror receive a shoe box bearing Elliott death threats, leading to separate questioning and a discharged juror for contempt. Also noted: McIlvaine’s potential bias questioned, and receivers appointed for Star Rubber and Hamilton Rubber amid insolvency claims.

Eliore Yeterday W. J. Elliott Qty A. ©. Osborn Bushiff Shifter Fudge Pugh Elliott Behm Pugh Melivsin Mcnaine Amchivaine McIlvaine Trenton Oliver O. Boowman Trenton Terra Cotta Works Company Star Rubber Company Hamilton Rubber Company GD. W. Vroom Je Whitehead G. Sheridan & Co New York Penton Hamilton Company Frank 4. Magoowan Trenton Rubber Company

NUGGETS OF NEWS LOOKS ACROSS THE NATION

A circular railway is being built in Rome for strategic purposes. Albert P. McDonald is named postmaster at Altoona Pennsylvania. In Belton Texas S D Ford was shot and killed by Policeman Russell while resisting arrest. Edward Smythe a London drumway driver inherits £16000 from a late relative. Madrid denies secret clauses in a US Cuba trade negotiation. A party unknown attacked Monroe Shepard near Belton, Texas. Loss and arson reported at Northwestern National bank. Ohio pardons board recommends life for Stanley C Jones in the Lawyer Ammidop murder case. Joseph Newton, a prominent man, shot himself near Lattle Creek after marshal pursuit. James McClanagas Montreal saloon keeper fled with money. his body later found in Lachime canal with a head wound.

Rome Albert P. McDonald Altoona Belton Tex S. D. Ford Russell Edward Smythe London Madrid United States Cuba Porto Monroe Shepard Tim Aberteen D. D Northwestern National Bank Ohio State Board of Pardons Stanley C. Jones Lave Leen Ammidop Painesville Joseph Newton Lattle Creek James McClanagas Montreal Lachime Canal

Behring Sea Fisheries Watch Moves In Parliament

London reports Goschen will present a bill to protect British subjects from Behring Sea poaching. Britain and the United States may join to curb seal hunting, with naval patrols planned and possible U S orders to limit catches to meet native needs.

Great Britain United States Behring Tracy Foster Goshen Donse Behring Sea Seal Islands United North American Commercial Company Iéie Emi

Middletown Valley rail line push urged by resident letter

A Middletown valley resident urges united action to extend the M V R railroad and press B&O to take the lead. He cites valley iron ore wealth, Frederick city links, and potential profitable connections from Frederick or Brunswick, urging a home company to survey resources and rally financing for rail facilities.

Jeera Middletown Valley Milroad Prote Middletown M. V. R. Roto Sgu Belguisis Uae B&o B & O. Senate Rome Frederick Brunswick M. V. Extension Frederick City B.& UG. Company M.V. RR Baltmore Jefferson District Fair United States Fanmera

Eight Years for Burglary in Farfield County

Bamateort Conn Ma 2 The noterious berziar Hears Luddington arrested weeks ago charged with barflames in Farfield County pled guilty to four counts and was sentenced to state prison for eight years by Judge Sanford Corey Cornway his accomplice had case continued to September. Reading's Proposed Music Park Reapisa Pa May 24 The Harmony Mennercher a strong muiscal organization appointed a committee to secure land for a music park after court refused licenses to parks in the city and suburbs.

Bamateort Luddington Farfield County Sanford Corey Cornway Reading Reapisa Harmonie-Maennercher Pasquetina New York Pasquelina Robertiello Court of Oyer and Terminer Nicola Pierro

Kennedy brothers held on bank fraud charges in Pa

Finney W. Kennedy and Henry H. Kennedy, connected with a suspended Spring Garden National Bank, were arrested on warrants for making false entries and embezzlement. They posted bail at 20,000 and 15,000 respectively, while facing hearings next Monday. Other officials face related charges and possible injunctions as the case unfolds.

United States Commoner Bull Coumanssioner Bell Frankiy Ken- Meely Menory Kennedy Kennedys Depcorters Oeler Suretiva Richard G. Oellers John Bardsley Abr Ouiiers Charg Sean Ing

Adjournment Ends Session After Baker Ballot Vote

Adjournment without day marked the close of the 1841 session. The Baker ballot bill failed 31 to 10 in the House and 220 to 51 in the conference report, with the world's fair bill approved. A 30-member commission, including the governor and leaders, was created for the appropriation. The day ended with tributes, gifts, and final adjournment sine die.

Baker Howse Iullock Enue Perry Punrawe Banking Department Senate Conference Committee Tinally Asido Ofluvk Sie Langers Thompson

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