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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1896
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Shaker Digestive Cordial as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It links digestion health to overall well being and urges testing the cordial at low cost, claiming benefits noted in field cases and wide druggist availability.
A historical listing names Ernest J. bnabe Jr James D Mason J Wesley Goul3t as directors alongside Senest J Knags Wa Knabe Co piano manufacturer Clinton P Paine & McLaran bankers and brokers Thomas Yw Hall attorney at law Wilbur F Jackson president Continental Nail Bank Soward Raine proprietor German Correspondent Ames D Mason Cracker Mira Wenslow Williams law attorney Wm P Harvey wholesale provisions M McD Pritzard general manager Instalment stock priced at 60c per month with all paid stock yielding 7 percent yearly.
A long, fragmentary account traces scandal surrounding the aristocratic Sutherland title. It recounts divorces, ducal succession, and a dramatic sequence of marriages involving Mrs Blair and the first duchess, with legal battles over property and diamonds ending in court actions and jail threats.
An accident during a governor's day event at the Town left Brametoy dead from injuries. It mentions County Trone water Barras being injured along with Vice President Stevenson and others. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicates a public ceremony and a viewing stand incident.
A patchwork of 1910s news items references German leaders and wartime rhetoric, labor disputes, racial tensions, legal cases, social events, and a noted jewel of corruption defense. The column surveys public figures, incidents, and trials across multiple locales, hinting at a world on edge.
Rosai Gasler involved in a fatal shooting accident injuring his brother. Secretary Car barred from Washington return. Tanner to retire from the cabinet before term ends. A highwayman robbed a man on Filta avenue in Priesburg yesterday morning. In Childress County Texas five thieves were killed and one wounded in a firefight with U S marshals. A New York board of aldermen winter vote will address banning farm girls from streets at night. Republican senators mostly oppose Dingley tariff bill. demand full revision before March 4.
The text outlines a diplomatic settlement approach on the Venezuela boundary dispute. It notes King Oscar of Sweden as potential arbiter, with the United States and Great Britain agreeing on an arbitration framework. Venezuela remains a contracting party to the final treaty, while the United States designates two of the arbitrators.
Reports from StocKholm Nov 13 say King Oscar of Sweden and Norway is discussed as the fifth arbiter in the Venezuelan dispute. A press interview with the King yielded a courteous reply noting no official request has yet been received. The King has indicated willingness to act, awaiting formal communication to consent. a personal representative will attend arbitration meetings.
A tangled cable of reports notes Russia building forces in Asia and along Siberia's fronts, while British and American observers urge cautious action. Separate items cover Russo appeals to a Chicago court over star player Russo, Cardinal Gibbons facing Rome’s discipline, and a sweep of U.S. iron trade optimism after elections. Also listed are a Smyrna Armenian passenger issue, a New York manifest, and local crime and business notes from Cleveland to Boston.
Attorney letters and dying confession form the core of Mrs Sternman’s testimony in a prison case alleging she poisoned her husband. The courtroom heard two letters from the husband. one to his wife defending her and another to protect her from slander before death. The trial also notes an ante mortem statement and later postmortem examination.
A chaotic report describes a racing event near Waterbury, an accident involving a horse and rider, multiple injuries to others, a suspension of the show, and contentious behavior by a female rider and her husband manager amid a crowd. Also noted are a fatal saloon fight, social debut news, veteran election reminiscences, and a legal ruling on early shop closings.
Market report from Dew Fors shows continued weakness in New York and Philadelphia exchanges with securities pricing lower. Early trader activity focused on the decline in American stocks. notable items include railroad and financial listings amid steady to softer commodity quotes and mixed producer notes.
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