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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1896
Page
3
A fragmented 19th century style advertisement extols Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a universally effective remedy for coughs colds and related ailments. It claims affordability and broad availability at 25 cents and promotes the product through a local market figure.
Atlanta editors report the Deer prairie committee rejected the Populist fusion plan. Democrats oppose enacting a ticket that excludes Sewall and limits Democratic influence, while Populists press for a Bryan Watson ticket with a linked electoral strategy and potential party withdrawals. A state convention is set for Nov 20 to fill supreme court vacancies.
In a Berlin dispatch the Van massacre details arrive from fugitives in Elchmindzin, reporting no Armenians left in Van. Iraqi and Russian forces are referenced, with brutal killings of men women and children and desecration of temples. Separate dispatches cover Bryan’s campaign travels, Alger party rallies, and a Tennessee Republican candidate’s withdrawal amid Democratic-Nationalist deal.
Mr and Mrs Walter To Castle of San Francisco were arrested in London on a theft charge involving variable tyres and released on bail. they will be tried on November 2.
The three day centennial celebration of Princeton University began with a formal procession from Marquard chapel to Alexander Hall. President Patton and Chief Marshal Libbery led delegates from American and foreign universities, with many faculty and trustees in attendance. Distinguished speakers included Rev. Dr. Howard Dunfield and Harvard President Eliot. European scholars, Cambridge professor John Thompson and others praised Princeton’s achievements and tradition.
Senator Morrill secured a full, statewide win in an election that keeps him in the Senate for a forty-two year term. In the House, Morrill drew 223 votes while opponent Herbert P. Bingham trailed as the Bakersfield Democrat. The result, amid celebratory notes from his native state, caps a career that will lengthen historic records of national service.
The article reports General Harrison's enthusiastic reception in Evansville Indiana and Princeton where he spoke on tariff and farm policy. It notes his critique of Democrats and his call to stamp out what he called socialist or populist elements while defending protective tariffs. Also covered is a speech excerpt in Spencer praising Republicans and condemning cheaper goods under Democratic policy.
Fragments describe ships, dignitaries, and arrivals including Prince Tagts of Savor, Duke of Abruzzt, and the Italian consul in New York. The report covers a naval cruiser voyage, entertainment plans, a Brooklyn tunnel proposal, a wardenship reinstatement, and several local disasters with brief casualty details.
Stock and produce markets end the day with improved activity and broad bidding. Highlights include Baltimore and Leitch, Pennsylvania listings, and general market notes across New York and Philadelphia exchanges with prices and movers.
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