13 Nov 1890
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1890
Page
1
A brief notice promotes a range of staples including OAT MEAL NOLLED OATS BRANS PEAS MOMMY RUCK WHEAT LDRILD CORN. The ad urges customers to pay attention to the offerings.
Widespread casualty report details the loss of the British cruiser Serpent off the Spanish coast. Only three survivors from a crew of 250, with admiralty inquiries and royal concern spreading to Plymouth and London clubs. News describes rescue failures, shore efforts, and reactions of Duke of Edinburgh and Queen.
Murky report from New York outlines voting on innings and contracts, with representatives from Boston, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and others. Plans include a projected season structure, revenue sharing, and a conference reorganization, with key figures named and a delay in final decisions to secure agreement before next year.
A crowded road near Taavses Pennsylvania saw four cars capsized with seven people injured and three seriously. Benjamin Kernich, Frank Pollack and others were among the injured. two died and others were hospitalized after the crash. Fire and police investigated while traffic paused for a hour.
The market opened with a brighter tone after storms, with prices advancing from half a percent to several points. North American and Northern Pacific led gains, Western Union and Union Pacific recovered, and news of Walcott and Trae failures influenced sentiment though not the overall market.
Washington reports show the Barrious Alliance pressing Democratic Senators amid a fragmented party split. Pugh faces Coalition pressure in Alabama for Kolb. Georgia backs ex congressman Nat Hammond. North Carolina sees Vanewood’s camp facing Vance's challenge as labor unrest and engineering congresses stir nationwide. A Oberlin professor’s suicide is noted as a separate tragedy.
A garbled late 19th century clipping from New York and surrounding regions notes several events. It references factory fires in Delaware, a fatal train accident in Philipsburg, weather impacts, and political mentions. The piece blends disruptions from urban reporting with scattered names and places.
A sprawling briefing reports a public hearing on fisheries and canal policies, detailing opposition to exclusive privileges for American ports and urging a balanced approach. Delegates including Mr Haymond and Mr Raymond discuss the North American trade route, with figures like Ex-Senator Conger and Alfred Rusal among attendees. A Washington board of trade pledges to push a national exhibit in Chicago in 1888, while Baltimore, Port Huron, and Canals interests lobby for rail and marine needs.
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