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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1896
Page
3
Miss Ancle Swan of Petersburg Virginia reports her brother Poss recovered from a severe cough and cold after using Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. The letter asserts the syrup cured throat issues and restored health, noting the product is sold everywhere for 25 cents.
Secretary Hayes reads a report denouncing a small clique and calling for bold action to seize control from plutocrats. It outlines funding sources, the American Federation links, and a push to rally labor through Knights of Labor affiliations, with a Washington address and calls to organize faster. Mark Hanna left Republican headquarters for Cleveland with his family.
An array of items covers Italian lunatics deportations from Albany after lengthy correspondence with Italian authorities, a Treasury secret service report on counterfeit arrests nationwide, New Hampshire voting disputes over the Australian ballot, a New York shooting case over a love triangle, a Republican jubilee banquet in New York, a Washington hotel owner’s suicide, a missing schooner Seventix wreckage, and a burglary at a Rare clothing store in Elmer with goods stolen.
Atlanta reports Tom Watson's long letter endorsing Populist nomination and criticizing Democratic fusion with Bryan. He warns Populists against party truces, laments southern neglect, and urges independence. Also covers Southern Development Co charter for 200000 acres in Alabama Gulf coast, railroad plans, and job impact.
The piece covers Alabama political speech on voting law and ballots, with remarks on party positions and calls for an improved system. It notes President Sayre and Speaker Clemencia, mentions Democrats and Populists, and critiques lynching and election handling while highlighting proposals for a more intelligent, simpler ballot and reduced employer influence. It includes other items: Cooper's death inquiry, floor collapse at Vesey Street building, election fraud cases, and assorted indictments and trials in New York and Brooklyn.
The report covers Cuban military actions in October with U S plans and reinforcements, rebel movements led by Maceo, and calls for stronger western defenses. It also notes a political shift in Massachusetts with Isaac D Allen winning the black Republican council seat and other varied items including a horse show incident and temperance conventions.
A garbled collection of political, legal, and crime notes from a 19th century newspaper. It mentions political figures McKinley and Bryan, legal cases in Memphis and Ward, suicide cases in Atlantic City and Avlis, election results from Virginia and Nebraska, a death on the rails in Pennsylvania, Archbishop Ireland’s Vatican status, and stock market quotes. Names, places, and events float with partial clarity amid OCR garble.
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