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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1896
Page
3
Gustav Thormaster of 49 Hickory St Cleveland reports doubt removed by Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. After one bottle his cough began to abate then full cure following a second bottle. He endorses the syrup and notes its price at 25 cents.
Ernest J. Knabb Sr served as President James D. Mabon as Vice President and Wesley Guest as Treasurer in the newly reported leadership lineup.
Paris November 19. Huon Herre Wattergon editor of the Louisville Courier Journal, urged for presidential nomination, has withdrawn but remains in the city. In a revised interview he argues the McKister vote marks only the start of a long struggle, warning that organized wealth and the South and West drive a moneyed era that jeopardizes democracy and the unity of parties. He predicts 1900 will test self government versus moneyed power and cautions against Bryanism and agrarian demagoguery.
Fragmented report describes bank robbers in Nebraska or Kansas who captured two at a Davenport tavern during a raid, with the third, the dive owner, shot and wounded. Officers pursued the gang. firearms such as revolvers and stilettos were mentioned. Also noting a separate legal case about Bloomfield incorporation and other late- era items including a shipwreck near Ireland with multiple fatalities and a topeka rail appointment.
The report covers a Cuba expedition case with witness James Quinn detailing arms and drilling aboard a steamer and landings on Cuba, plus cross examination about detective agency contact. It also notes tribute to actor Joseph Jefferson by Maryland General Hospital students and various late November local and international notes on ministers, elections, unions, wills, and a manslaughter charge against Captain Delisle.
Secretary Herbert approves action taken by the Navy Yard Guard in the New York navy yard accident on May 1. The court of inquiry found Civil Engineer A. W. White negligent and unfit for duty for removing weights from a caisson and misjudging the danger. White’s appeal is rejected and the ruling upheld, with letters to Mr Menocal reinforcing the conclusions.
The bulletin notes the death of former Kentucky governor Fill H. Greene in Bowling Green. Reports reach Bermuda and Norfolk with ships closer to the government base. Wyoming completes election returns showing three electors with a 156 vote lead. Atlanta county jail reports 30 inmates mutinied Tuesday night. Hart defense in the Cota filibuster case is set for Philadelphia next Monday. Lenmstern Pennsylvania inmate Reehard Relmand sentenced to six and a half years for poultry theft. Costa Rica’s ex-president Brigadier General Bernardo Cato reportedly killed in a clash near Havana. Morton County murder suspect Mesto R. Kent transported to the Bismarck penitentiary for life. Congress to convene in less than three weeks amid tempered national anticipation.
The article covers insurgent advances and Weyler’s actions in Cuba, noting captain general’s operations around Pinar del Rio, villagers fleeing to mountains, and a party ambush with casualties. It also mentions an American Firebrand in Corba, Os good’s rise to chief of artillery under General Maceo, and remarks on Cuba recognition by South and Central American states.
Manager Dan Stuart and other figures in boxing discuss a proposed twenty round match between Corbett and Fitzsimmons. Offers of 85000 from Genslinger and 8000 from Colville are cited, with Fitzsimmons man seeking a fair bid and stating no fight in New York unless terms favorable. Boston dispatch hints at a broader push to settle the bout with a decisive arrangement.
In Eastax Virginia on November 19 Henry M. Paine of Southvict Long Island faced assault charges after a clash with about thirty students led by Arben Blodgett George Asher Strader Fred O. Bannell Alexander T. Weller and Alfred K. Wottur. Bail posted as classmates allegedly mobbed the barber shop to remove his long whiskers. Cleveland reports steel billet concerns as the Bessemer Steel Association faces a movement toward a new mill to supply 70 tons daily billets at roughly $4.0%0, with the plant likely in Cleveland.
New Jersey Odd Fellows opened a two day session in Trenton with Grand Master Fergus A Dennis presiding. State totals show 24 570 members, down 5 5 percent from last year, and relief expenditures totaling 2307 762 37. An item notes plans for retirement to private life by Ed Hung Chang. Train travel resumed on the Northern Pacific line with light snow but no renewed trouble.
Nov 18 New York and Philadelphia markets showed little vigor with a cautious close. New York quotes were steady to unchanged on many issues, while Philadelphia notes described mixed demand for dairy and cheeses, steady hogs and cattle, and variable grain prices amid overall slow business.
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