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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1883
Page
1
A cluttered column touts Dr Fabrney's Health Restorer with numerous endorsers and testimonials. It mentions prices, advertising rates, and various local merchants offering goods and services alongside assorted notices and classifieds. The tone imitates a bustling mid 19th century newspaper page with scattered names and ads.
Croft's Empresa Booquet Cologne, the day’s top perfume, famed for elegance and lasting scent, was sold exclusively by Steiner Bros.
A devastating cyclone struck Missouri towns including Springfield and Republic on November 6, demolishing mills and homes. Dozens of buildings were destroyed, with at least five fatalities and numerous injuries. A schoolhouse collapsed sparing its five children. relief meetings and aids were organized for the sufferers.
A deadly blast or structural collapse injured several residents. Mr Garlius was severely wounded while Isaac Boone’s house was blown down. Mrs Boone and Grandma Haberly were killed or injured. John Haberly and Alfred Raddall sustained severe injuries as multiple homes were demolished.
Alexander Webb, a Black man, died after John Allen struck him on the head with a brick during a Gene on Wednesday evening in Witwindou Den. Allen, also Black, surrendered this morning and was committed to jail. Webb had pointed a gun at Allen before the fatal blow.
A factory blaze at Rochebaix yesterday in Dellies' works employed about three hundred. When the explosion occurred thirty women labored upstairs and, denied escape by the stairs, leaped from windows. Injuries reported at forty with scenes of agony as victims were removed from the ruins.
Oakfield November 6 Lee White a baggage master on the Northwestern Railroad who confessed to robbing a package of money in the express office six months ago died by his own hand last night He had made full restitution of the funds and maintained a good character prior to the act
A midnight dog fight in a muddy ice house seven miles from Covington, Cincinnati, drew a rough crowd. Paddy, a veteran, defeated Jack in an hour long brutal contest. Jack, new to the pit, is expected to die.
Jackson Mass November 6 Prince Matthews was shot and killed this morning at Hazlehurst by E B Wheeler. The motive is believed politics and Copiah county is tense though Jackson election passes quietly amid heavy rain and rising fear of trouble.
A Chihuahua dispatch states Jacob Kipp of Milwaukee Wisconsin was robbed of 8000 and murdered by road agents while traveling from the Mexico Central terminus at Laredo to Durango. His wife is outraged.
In Philadelphia on November 6 a man who checked into the Irving House as Jacob Erbe and claimed to be an oil refiner from a Pittsburgh suburb ended his life in his room by cutting his throat.
Wide Awake Druggists Ciarrott and Steele announce agency for Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption and related throat and lung ailments. Sold with a positive guarantee. trial bottles free and regular size priced at $1.00. Also Croft's Celery and Chamomile Bitters touted as a nerve tonic endorsed for sick head ache insomnia and indigestion, sold by Breiner Bros.
Yesterday's Extra Edition details a deadly feud at Groff Hall when Daniel Kennedy shot Charley Topper after years of enmity. Kennedy surrendered, was jailed, and a coroner's inquest confirmed Topper died from a pistol shot. Topper, an 83 year old carpenter, funeral planned for East Patrick street.
Thousands endorse Electric Bitters as purest medicine, promising rapid cures for kidney and liver complaints. Purifies blood and regulates bowels, said to save money on doctor bills. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Garrott & Kresle.
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