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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1896
Page
3
An old river tragedy recalls a man drowned when a steamboat sank on the Bud-6 river. The recovered body is identified as a local figure, previously noted for his temperament and habits. The account blends recollection with a medical advertisement for a Shaker Digestive Cordial promoted as a cure for various indigestion symptoms.
National Building Association of Baltimore City list of officials and directors. Names include Ernest J. Rnasqe Jr President James D. Mason Vice President Wesley Gurse Treasurer and others such as Ernest I. Enabs of Rose & Co Pain Manufacturers Slinton P. Paine of Paine & McLaran Bankers and Brokers Thomas W. Hall Wilbor Fl Jackson Edward Rains and more. Cracker Mira and legal names appear among directors with roles in law and insurance. Advertising pages note stock dividend and monthly payments with figures and agent Baker Johnson.
A local procurement note records an installer role priced at $100 assets with a baseline day one cost of $83. The entry lists BO members in the associated project roster.
A telegraphic AP table at midnight shows Blasina 4 house seats for Republicans, 19 for Democrats and Populists fusionists independents total. Some districts remain in doubt, several key states like Washington and South Dakota and parts of Texas not yet settled. Washington likely Democratic or independent. Fusion and independent members sit in the West column. figures reflect Faulkner estimates of Democratic Congressional Committee.
Nov. 6 report from WashIncTex states Secretary Carlisle removed Thomas F.E. Brantley of South Carolina and Barton T. Dosle of Tennessee from key treasury roles for their Stamp for Bryan and free silver activity. Others cited for political action face scrutiny. secretary says removals aim to protect the service, not punish political views. Chicago Stock Exchange reopened after three months with muted activity. Constitutional contention in Coxcorp, New Hampshire, appears defeated by voters as Maine precedents show mixed outcomes.
An advertisement touts two bottles of Salvathshinan as a superior cure for rheumatism based on a testimonial from Mrs. A. Fiedler of 2864 Palethorp Street, Pa. It urges buyers to ignore dealer arguments and notes a price of 25 cents per bottle with home availability.
The dispatches describe General Lee meeting in Washington with news of war burdens. Censorship and caution mark communications as officials scrutinize telegraph messages and island papers. The consul general notes paralysis of business and evolving insurgent actions in Cuba and the Hawaiian Islands.
Special dispatches report a broad business revival as key rail and iron works resume operations. Big Four, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Baltimore and Ohio reopen shops with enlarged workforces, while Ensign Car works in Huntington and Mount Vernon plants restart. Niles Tool works and others in Hamilton boost shifts. Ironton and Ashland furnaces near blast, Griffith Wood and Powell Brass resume. Cleveland manufacturers claim idle plants restart and orders rise. Britton Rolling Mill to resume soon with about ten new workers. A separate item notes McKinley’s election event as President-elect lighting the Tonawanda Iron and Steel furnace in Canton. Road race tragedy closes with cyclist Samuel Barnett dying after a crash when his wheel fork failed. Movements of cruisers report ships at Smyrna and Fundha, while Perry Heath may become McKinley’s private secretary.
Fragmented text notes a Kansas railway company and a control incident described as taking place yesterday afternoon. The readable portion mentions Teo Ty, Henry Meser, and Verst, with references to sanduaxs and Varig Tien O. The fragmentary nature limits clear facts or outcomes.
Across the nation reports center on William Jennings Bryan conceding defeat to McKinley after Senator Jones notified him of the returns. Bryan wrote a brief telegram to McKinley and prepared to issue an address while Voters in Delaware Kent and Iowa counted ballots, with state legislatures leaning Democratic and McKinley’s plurality shrinking in some areas.
CMA chairman Jones releases a statement asserting McKinley’s imminent win as Bryan’s supporters fail to secure enough electoral votes. He notes tampering concerns in doubt states, cites Bryan’s strong campaign, and states Bryan leads in southern and western states but lacks sufficient electoral college votes.
The interview notes Major McKinley enjoying public praise after a planned Cleveland visit, with cabinet opinions split on personal leanings. Messages from Bryan and other officials flood in while press dispatches laud the Republican victory and national unity across party lines.
In Paris a clash outside the chamber leads to accusations against a government minister over a demonstration by workers at a glassware plant near Albi. The incident disrupts a Socialist meeting as police try to restore order amid partisan bickering.
Stock and produce summaries note that speculative activity dominated today with notable moves in Sugar, Tobacco and Chinese Gas. Closing bids include Baltimore and Lehigh Valley, while grain and live stock prices show steady trading and varied weights across hogs and cattle.
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